Hell’s Angels stayed a week in Clemson with no problems and The Journal staff editorial gives all the credit to law enforcement? How about some credit to the riders themselves?

There aren’t many worse ways to open a speech or paper — or even a column — than the dreaded, “Webster’s defines (insert word here) as …”

Schools are back in session, and it’s time to return to the grind. School may seem dull now, but there is a saying: “study hard now, work easy later.”

In the column, “You can’t have your tariff cake and eat it, too,” (Aug. 15, page A4), Veronique de Rugy takes Peter Navarro and President Trump to task for arguing that most of the tariff burden has been passed on to Chinese producers.

Vangeli’s restaurant is returning to Ram Cat Alley in downtown Seneca because $700,000 will be spent to rebuild it.
When the work is done, the Seneca Improvements Corporation will own the building and Vangeli’s will pay …

In a recent column, you referred to ‘ol somebody. What is the apostrophe replacing? A “b” as in “bol”? or an “h” as in “hol?”

I first want to say how much we enjoy living in Walhalla. We moved from Salem to Walhalla just over four years ago and enjoy living here.

Friday marked the start of the 10-day filing period for November’s municipal elections that will be held in Walhalla, Westminster, West Union and Salem.

What has happened to America’s No. 1 freedom? The freedom of speech, that is. The freedom to speak our minds.

Willie: Two things. The burned-out car on Rochester Highway, I never did hear what happened.

August is like a new year in many ways — the new school year starts Monday and new children are coming into our care, creating a new beginning for their lives. 

As the sky turned from blue to peachy purple in the earliest, palest morning light, I squinted to see my feet scrambling down ancient boulders in my $10 sandals, with only one thought crossing my mind.