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.  

There’s an Avett Brothers song called “Ain’t No Man” that I have played on a somewhat regular basis in the past six months as I tackle solo homeownership.

Probably the hottest topic when it comes to Clemson football is the quarterback battle between senior Kelly Bryant and freshman Trevor Lawrence.

Three years ago today Michelle and I began our life together as husband and wife.

This opinion column is not going to be so much about my opinions as it is about me personally.

Although it’s early August and the temperatures remain in the 90s, the Tribble Center Special Needs Foundation is already making plans for the 2018 Christmas season. 

The air feels a little different today, doesn’t it?

Being a forester, I am very accustomed to being in the woods and knowing that bears, hogs and snakes exist. 

Written words are powerful, but not half as powerful as spoken words. 

Major League Baseball Players Association head Tony Clark recently expressed frustration over the lack of free-agent signings during the past offseason. He added the owners’ unwillingness to fork out big money for big deals could eventually result in a strike when the collective bargaining agreement expires in three years.