Articles in Columns
It never ceases to amaze me how our state government works.
Time was running out. After a defensive pass interference call, the Clemson Tigers had the ball at the 2-yard line.
Quite often on Saturdays during my weekly radio program, “Upstate Outdoors,” we get calls and texts from Upstate residents asking where the best places to fish from the bank are.
Value to wildlife refers to vegetation composition and structure, and can be the key difference as to why there may or may not be wildlife present on your land.
Thanks to the awesomeness of wonderful friends in the community, our kids are officially ready for a new school year!
Just when I thought I was done learning lessons from my garden, I got another on Wednesday morning.
It was 40 years ago when the last serious assault on one of Major League Baseball’s most revered records — the 56-game hitting streak by New York Yankees legend Joe DiMaggio — took place.
In the last 20 years or so of his life, my grandfather kept a list of all the foods his doctor told him not to eat because of health issues.
The July meeting of the Compassionate Friends of Seneca was one of remembrance and celebration.
Anyone with a young child today has likely worried about screen time and wondered about the impact of devices — TV, cellphones, iPads, Playstations, Wiis— on our kids.
What are ideas? Where do they come from?
Can we consciously originate new ideas, or must they appear spontaneously like a bolt out of the blue?
Are new ideas formed by our brains or are they projected …
There are several ways to tell summer is giving way to autumn.
Throughout the history of Tamassee DAR School, our programs and services have changed to accommodate the needs of society and our local communities.
