Articles in Columns
Will the Democrats ever put the U.S. citizens’ welfare above the welfare of the hordes of foreign nationals who are forcefully entering our country illegally?
Nothing like starting off today with a famous movie title, right? In this case, however, it really is true.
I did something Saturday night that I hadn’t done in more than 18 months, and I don’t think I was quite prepared for the results.
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By this time in my life, I’ve made several resolutions. Some I’ve kept for a few months. Others lasted longer.
When I had surgery last June, my mom wasn’t able to make the five-hour drive to the hospital. In fact, I encouraged her not to come.
She is 77 and doesn’t travel like she used to. …
College football recruiting went live again on Friday and, over the weekend, Clemson had running back Jerrion Ealy of Jackson, Miss., on campus for an official visit.
What’s a writer to do when words don’t come,
Just sit at the ‘puter and look real dumb?
I was asked over the last few weeks if I thought Clemson had a chance to beat Alabama and capture its third national championship. My answer each time was that Clemson could beat anyone if it played up to its capabilities.
The recent winter storm wreaked havoc on trees in the Upstate.
As we enter the first few days of our centennial anniversary, we find ourselves reflecting on the original purpose for the founding of Tamassee DAR School and, interestingly enough, see that the needs of society are returning us to those early objectives.