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How Does Your Garden Grow? Unexpected Health Benefits of Gardening

How Does Your Garden Grow? Unexpected Health Benefits of Gardening

May 4, 2015 · by FSBmarketing · in Blog, TMSG

It’s no secret that homegrown vegetables and fruits have superior nutritional value to their supermarket cousins.  This is largely due to the fact that so much less time passes between the picking of the produce and the eating of it.  There…

Make Change Happen

Make Change Happen

April 23, 2015 · by FSBmarketing · in Community News, TMSG, Uncategorized

I love to volunteer.  Why, you ask?  My answer is always, why NOT?  Why is volunteering so difficult for some people?  Why not get involved and make the communities we live in better?  Don’t wait to be directly asked to make…

Buy Local. Eat Fresh.

Buy Local. Eat Fresh.

April 20, 2015 · by FSBmarketing · in Community News, TMSG, Uncategorized

You know that at First South Bank, we are big fans of community and supporting our local economies.  A great way to do this is by purchasing food items at your local farmer’s market.  This has the added bonus of…

Support YOUR Community

Support YOUR Community

April 15, 2015 · by FSBmarketing · in Community News, TMSG

Today, our blog comes from guest blogger, Catherine Glover, Director of the Washington Beaufort County Chamber of Commerce.  We encourage everyone to become aware of the amazing local businesses in their own areas and support those businesses with your patronage!…

Great (& UnGreat) Expectations

Great (& UnGreat) Expectations

March 5, 2015 · by FSBmarketing · in TMSG, Uncategorized

I noticed recently on Facebook that many of my friends and friends of friends are registering their children for Kindergarten.  And, sigh, the memories came flooding back.  I walked this same path a couple of years ago… unbelievably, my daughter…

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Our blog today visits just a few of the many reasons we love North Carolina! See if any of those reasons resonate with you…

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14 Things that Come to Mind When You Think of North Carolina

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Whether you’re lucky enough to call North Carolina home or you live in some other state, there are certain ideas that are conjured up in your mind when you think North Carolina.  With the help of onlyinyourstate.com, we pulled together some interesting ideas — most of them absolutely true.

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Want to reminisce a little about summer days and beach vacations gone by? Check out this amazing read in Our State Magazine. It’ll bring back some memories.

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Summer in the 1960s: Seafood and Station Wagons

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Every generation makes its own beach memories. Summer in the 1960s was seafood and station wagons, bathing suits and board games. We didn’t realize then what those long, bright days would mean to us now – sunburns and all.

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#WonderWednesday: Are you a spender or a saver? …

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#TeachMeTuesday: It’s International Literacy Day! The United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organization declared September 8 Literacy Day in 1965. Since then, school, communities and organizations have united around the globe to promote the importance of literacy! …

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