Every year for the past 10 years, I have grown a large garden. 

South Carolina is home to a variety of lakes, rivers and impoundments that hold abundant numbers of crappie.

What is a fact? Well, that is a tough question to answer. Most people, including myself, don’t know a fact when they see one.

Did you know that April was designated Child Abuse Prevention Month in 1983? 

While some of you, hopefully, read about the awards The Journal’s staff recently won from the state press association, what you may not realize is that my first-place plaque wasn’t the highest achievement of my night. 

Clemson’s spring game last Saturday didn’t have quite the pizzazz of last year’s event — when Trevor Lawrence made his Memorial Stadium debut — but that doesn’t mean there were no notable takeaways.

Michelle was cheerful as she woke me on the morning of Thursday, April 4.

The March meeting of the Compassionate Friends was time spent in valuable discussion of worthwhile material in conjunction with the “God’s Healing for a Mother’s Heart,” a one-day retreat for mothers who have experienced the death of a child, held March 30 at First Baptist Church in Simpsonville.

As the weather warms, taking care of the lawn is one of the first things many homeowners start doing outside. 

Just over a year ago, I was approached by our after-hours coordinator, who gave me the name and phone number of someone she had met the day before. 

All the focus this weekend is on bass fishing as the Bassmaster Elite tour makes another stop at Lake Hartwell.

“Stupid is as stupid does” is a line from the movie, “Forrest Gump.” To my sorrow, I can’t seem to get it out of my mind lately.