Articles in Opinion
I’m happy to learn the city of Walhalla is contemplating zoning; citizens will benefit.
History tells us that before the Nazi Party rose in Germany after World War I, the swastika was known as a revered, peaceful symbol.
I read with horror every once in while about a toddler drowning.
This season, the Clemson Tigers went from being preseason No. 1, to facing questions about what was wrong with them after a close call at North Carolina, to a team some experts said wasn’t deserving of a College Football Playoff berth.
When I dragged my Christmas decorations out of the attic on Thanksgiving, I strategically stacked the plastic tubs full of gift bags, garland, ornaments and my inherited wooden Rudolph — plus 746 other decorations — around the living room.
Two people have been charged in the death of Seth Jacob Gaunt, who died Nov. 26 in a fire at 6 Lonsdale St. The house, in Seneca’s Utica mill community, had been vacant for a decade.
Editor: Lately I have been hearing about bullying in the school and on the buses.