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When Major League Baseball players went on strike in 1994, many fans turned their back on the sport, and a large number never returned.
This year, Seneca High School’s graduating class was extra special to us at Collins Home.
If you just heard an awkward tumbling noise, it was probably me tripping as I climbed on my soapbox. I don’t get up here often, so it’s unfamiliar territory.
As I began my healthy eating habits nearly a year ago, I conceded taste would be something I would have to sacrifice.
On May 28, the Compassionate Friends of Seneca was the host of special guest speaker Hal Dunlap, a beloved teacher and retired Walhalla High School basketball coach.
Will the Democrats ever give up on the false charges of conspiracy and Russian collusion they have leveled against President Trump?
Summer vacation is coming, and with it comes the promise of three exciting months with the children on campus enjoying our customized summer program.
If you thought I was going to spend my day off work any way other than in the mountains, you thought wrong.
When my son played rec sports years ago, no score was kept, because the emphasis was on development and fun. But the funny thing was the kids always wanted to know if they won.
After 24 rewarding years in the classroom, seven of those years teaching in the School District of Oconee County, I decided this year, at age 62, it was time to retire.
Your S.C. House finished up our session with a flurry of activity, which resulted in literally dozens of bills being passed. It was an exciting and productive few weeks as we headed into summer.