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For the past five seasons, Vivian Howard has taken us on her journey to explore the South one ingredient at a time. Whether you’ve enjoyed trying something new in the kitchen, learning about the ingredients of the South or just following Vivian along on her endeavors, A Chef’s Life has brought something to the table for everyone.

As part of the ETV Endowment’s commemoration of National Estate Planning Awareness Week, we are providing resources to help you work on your personal plans. SC Public Radio’s own South Carolina Business Review is an excellent resource for a variety of estate planning topics.

No matter where you are in life, it is wise to think about and plan for how your affairs will be handled. A few simple steps today can give you peace of mind tomorrow, by ensuring you and your loved ones are well protected. We understand estate planning is sometimes a daunting process and it is tough to know how to get started.

Dear ETV Endowment Member,

On behalf of everyone at the ETV Endowment, I'd like to extend a hearty congratulations to our friends and colleagues at South Carolina ETV, who are celebrating their Diamond Jubilee anniversary this month.

What's a Diamond Jubilee, you may be asking?

That's 60 unbelievable years as South Carolina’s trusted source for entertainment, education, history, culture and news. 

Sept. 10, 2018-- South Carolina ETV (SCETV)/ South Carolina Public Radio and WUFT, Gainesville-Ocala, Florida, announced today a partnership that will provide heightened hurricane, tropical storm and other weather emergency content to South Carolina residents and visitors across the state.  

Quality public television does more than entertain.

It edifies. It enriches. It gives the minds of citizens both young and old the opportunity to expand—whether it's through cultivating talents they didn't know they had, or exploring subjects that would have remained unfamiliar to them otherwise.

On September 8th, this coming Saturday, we will celebrate sixty years of South Carolina ETV.

Estate planning is not often in the national spotlight, but recently The New York Times broke this news about the Queen of Soul:

"Aretha Franklin left no will when she died last week at the age of 76, according to documents filed on Tuesday in a Michigan court, which could result in details of her personal finances being made public."