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Truth or fiction, misspeak or deception, true or false — does such a thing as truth even exist? Some say yea, and some say nay. I say yea, but with reservation.
In 2009, the South Carolina general assembly jointly wrote and prepared an amendment to the constitution of the state of South Carolina.
S.O.S.: BabyRead needs readers. We are an all-volunteer organization that reads with moms/caregivers and their children from birth to 2 years, when the brain grows the most.
It only takes one person to make a difference. Sometimes the simplest of gestures can lead to extraordinary results.
One week after a come-from-behind win over Syracuse, No. 4 Clemson entered BB&T Field at Wake Forest and made a resounding statement with a 63-3 win.
Cornerback Jalen Perry of Dacula, Ga., decommitted from Georgia last week after nearly a year in the Bulldogs’ 2019 recruiting class, and South Carolina is one of the schools that could benefit.
My cellphone fits in my pocket, but still has more power than the desktop computer I owned nearly a quarter of a century ago. It was heavy and covered the entire top of my desk.
Government spending on entitlements (Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, mean-tested welfare programs, veteran benefits, unemployment pay, disability pay and a few other small programs) has been absorbing an ever-increasing part of the federal budget, and today constitutes about two-thirds of the budget.
“Most of all, Clemson isn’t finding ways to lose anymore. They’re finding ways to win.”
Oconee County Councilman Wayne McCall’s decision not to participate in the second round of interviews in the selection process for hiring a new county administrator is an abdication of his responsibility to the people he represents in council District 2 and the entire county.
For almost 30 years, the local Knights of Columbus Council 6884 has supported the Tribble Center through their HOPE Campaign.
Smart gardening is not always doing something better or growing something taller.
