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As promised a month or so ago, I will now dedicate an entire column to obsessing over my garden. It’s long overdue, I’m aware, and for that I do apologize.
The warm weather has arrived, and it has a lot of people looking forward to those long summer days by the lake surrounded by family and friends.
In the fall of 1976, The News of Orange County owner Harlan Gee Coleman called and told me he would pay me $10 a game to cover the local high school football team for the weekly newspaper in Hillsborough, N.C, where I was a junior at the time.
Clemson struck recruiting gold again over the weekend, landing a commitment from quarterback D.J. Uiagalelei (6-4, 235) of Bellflower, Calif., on Sunday.
A little over a year ago, a retired U.S. Forest Service ranger named David Hedden entered my office and politely asked if anyone was doing anything to save our hemlock trees.
I have read a lot about the so-called New World Order lately and have been unable to come to any definite conclusions about whether or not it’s anything more than just another conspiracy theory.
In 2013, Haley’s path brought her to Tamassee DAR School’s residential program as a student from a nearby small town in Georgia.
Although there was surely some disappointment among some of the Clemson football players not selected by teams in last week’s NFL draft, the six Tigers who were picked made for some interesting conversation and plenty of anticipation heading into the 2019 season.
I’m finally making some progress with my garden this year, which feels incredibly late compared to last year.
Today, the Oconee County Council and school board are required by state law to give teachers in public schools an annual pay raise based on the Consumer Price Index, but that was not always the case.
You would think I wouldn’t intentionally go out and look for reasons for people to point out that I’m old, but I do it all the time.
South Carolina is officially on the board with its 2021 recruiting class with a commitment from running back Lovasea Carroll (6-1, 189) of Warrenton, Ga., on Sunday afternoon.
Spring is here, and our pollinators are hard at work collecting pollen and nectar from the abundance of blooming plants.