Willie, I don’t trust any politician that says to ignore the pile
Editor: Climate change is the next big crisis. Bigger than the Coronavirus,
Editor: With all the stay-at-home orders we are living with, I’ve had
Gov. Henry McMaster was clear Monday about what his “home or work” order would not do when it goes into effect today at 5 p.m.
Editor: On the surface, Westminster’s recent audit presented to city council seemed to indicate that all is in order.
I just wanted to say how wonderful the Elementary School parades were for the kids.
We never thought our children would see grocery store shelves picked clean.
Willie, I have a suggestion for beating the boredom of quarantine in place and social distancing.
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By Norm Cannada The Journal staff WEST UNION —...
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Special to The Journal Pickens County Advocacy Center Executive Director...
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