With national signing day just a day away, Clemson has a chance to make some serious noise.

Every once in a while, I get asked the question, “How do I attract wildlife to my yard?”

Are Democrats in Congress really representing their everyday citizens, or are they only catering to the far-left fringes of their party?

For a number of years, the Super Bowl had more often than not served as an afterthought.

I’m always looking for inspiration for my columns — a moment in time that I can put into words or a sweet story to retell to give you tangible glimpses into our children’s lives at Collins Home.

If you had asked me on Jan. 30, 2013 — the day I first started at The Journal — where I’d be in five years, I would have been quick with my answer: somewhere in central Tennessee, a few hundred miles closer to my family and friends.

So many of my clients have fought bringing in hospice for their care.

College basketball season is in full swing and Super Bowl Sunday is just days away, but with sunshine and warmer winter weather in the forecast for the last day of January, my thoughts have turned to another sport — baseball.

This is not the column I intended to write.

“Trust but verify” is a phrase made famous by president Ronald Reagan in 1987. It was a Russian proverb that Suzanne Massie, a Russian writer, taught him.