The Peggy Denny Show

Peggy Denny presents an impressive array of credentials. She has worked for NBC Televsion in New York City, hosted a series of programs in England for the British Tourist Authority, appeared in operas and concerts throughout the United States, and served as a commissioner of South Carolina Public Television.

The Peggy Denny Show is part of the daily routines of thousands of viewers across the country. People love Peggy's warmth and sincerity, as well as the variety of topics she presents. Peggy's cooking segments can be seen all over the country, and she covers current events in South Carolina by interviewing political and civic leaders working to make a difference in our state and the world.

The Peggy Denny Show is filmed at the studios of WGGS TV 16, in Greenville, SC

While salt is cheap today, it used to be worth its weight in gold. Historians believe that Roman soldiers were once paid with salt. In fact, the word 'salary' comes from the Latin word 'salarium,' or payment in salt. During the late Roman Empire, salt was carried across 400 miles of the Sahara desert by caravans of as many as 40,000 camels. It was that important to humanity!
Salt in Antiquity