Today Milo Anderson with the Riverbanks ZooΒ & Garden in Columbia, South Carolina tell us a few things that we just might not know about the ostrich, the world's biggest bird.
Chef Alyssa Wilen of Chef Alyssa's Kitchen is partnering with the McColl Center for her "Dine in for Art." Participants can savor the art of food with an on-demand virtual cooking class that includes aΒ meal box from Chef Alyssaβs Kitchen.
Dr. Steve with the Museum of York County joins Wilson this morning to tell us more about the story and the furry rodent behind the Groundhog Day tradition.
We learn more about this month's Lunch & Learn event from The Charlotte Museum of History. A virtual event which celebrates and shares the history of the African American Ring Shout dances.
The Schiele Museum in Gastonia is celebrating fossils this month.Β MC Douglas with The Schiele MuseumΒ joins Wilson to talk about everything the museum will have going on this month as part of their Fossil February event.
We head to Monroe with Wilson to visit East Frank Superette & Kitchen, a local gathering place with a bottle shop, wine, draft, espresso, toys, old school sodas and candy, food, gifts, pinball and fun!
Wilson is looking to the skies this morning with Kari Wouk with the NC Museum of Natural Sciences as they talked about their Virtual Astronomy Days event that is currently happening at the museum.
On January 28th, 1986 millions watched as the Challenger Space Shuttle was launched from Cape Canaveral and then, only 73 seconds later, saw it engulfed in a cloud of fire, killing the entire crew.Β Zach the Historian joins Wilson to talk about the Challenger and its crew.
Wilson video chats with Clyde Bess, a classmate of astronaut Dr. Ronald McNair, who was one of the crew members who died aboard the Challenger Space Shuttle on this day in 1986. Wilson and Clyde talk about Dr. McNair and the Dr. Ronald E. McNair Life History Center which is located in his hometown of Lake City, S.C.
Milo Anderson with the Riverbanks Zoo continues his up close and hands on look at some of the zoo's more interesting residents.Β Today things get a little snaky when we learn more about the ball python.
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