After spending a long weekend in April with my eldest niece, another on the horizon and a long weekend in May with my nephew, it has really hit me how big they’re getting.

My brain is full of so many wonderful events happening over the next few weeks.

In the summer, many of us are packing our bags for vacations. But if you’re a caregiver, have you considered packing a bag for your loved one for potential emergencies?

As the school year winds down, the days get longer and people’s thoughts turn to summer.

While visiting nine of my 10 grandchildren over the weekend in Georgia, I was indeed the favorite grandparent.

“Make America great again” is a phrase we hear a lot these days.

With only one week remaining before the unofficial beginning of the 2018 boating season on the state’s waterways, the state has witnessed several boating accidents and incidents, including a large boat fire that damaged dozens of watercraft docked at Portman Marina on Lake Hartwell earlier this week.

Last winter, a heavy winter snow brought down one of my old apple trees.

We have often used this space over the years to criticize public bodies who seek to hide what they are doing from the public, particularly when it comes to spending and making important decisions about the future of the community.

The Major League Baseball season is a quarter of the way through, and the Atlanta Braves have been one of the biggest surprises thus far.

As you may recall, it was hot over the weekend. Not necessarily record-breaking hot, but enough to make this cheapskate turn on her air conditioner.

As the 2017-18 school year winds down, the activities around campus are ramping up!

I built a desk Saturday night.
When I made that announcement at a family cookout on Mother’s Day, someone asked, “You sawed and measured the wood and built the desk?”

Clemson’s 2019 recruiting class hit the dozen mark Monday afternoon when defensive tackle Tayquon Johnson (6-3, 275) of Williamsport, Md., announced for the Tigers from a field of 10 finalists.