Articles in Columns
The following is a statement from a previous resident, Bryan, who I had the pleasure of interviewing recently:
On Saturday, all the talk, speculation and predictions will finally be put to rest when Clemson opens its season at Memorial Stadium.
Memory Café participants will be cruising down Lake Keowee at 1:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 7.
I have a reputation I believe is unfair. People who I would say know me well say I hate animals.
“There is no such thing as a free lunch. This is the sum of my economic theory. The rest is elaboration.” Milton Friedman
“What is truth?” According to the Bible, this was what Pilate asked Jesus, but he received no answer to his question.
Ever since I started working at the extension office in Walhalla, I have admired the oak tree in our building’s yard.
During the deepest valley of the American sporting wasteland known to normal human beings as the summer, Andy Benoit of Sports Illustrated submitted a column that was published under the title, “NFL and College Football Are Not the Same Game.”
When Clemson’s football schedule was released several months ago, predictions began about the type of record the Tigers will compile.
Those who are just now starting to read this column are probably still learning an important lesson about my writing.
When you’re a dementia caregiver, you are experiencing the gradual loss of the person you used to know.
With a career that has included work as both a newspaper reporter/editor and a minister, I think I have developed some pretty tough skin.
It never ceases to amaze me how our state government works.