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This time of year seems to make everyone pause for reflection.
I’m not gonna do that.
On Saturday, Clemson and Notre Dame will meet on the gridiron for just the fourth time, and if their previous meetings are any indication, their latest matchup should be a barnburner.
I cooked Brunswick stew for Christmas Day lunch on Tuesday, an effort that took a good amount of preparation, but also took me back in time to a Christmas tradition my family celebrated when I was a child.
The December meeting of The Compassionate Friends was held Dec. 18, and it was one of review, remembrance and reflection.
Christmas is just around the corner, and it has got me thinking. The Bible teaches that it is better to give than to receive.
When my children were young, I always encouraged them to do well in school.
This year, for the third year in a row, BabyRead delivered wrapped holiday books to children at Seneca and Pickens Early Head Start.
When the national letters of intent electronically made their way to Clemson’s football operations building on Wednesday, it was hard to know what had expanded farther — the program’s recruiting footprint, or the pronunciation section of its media guide.
As the director of Collins Children’s Home for the past 10 years, the question I have been asked most often is, “How long can children live at Collins Home?”
It would be a lie if I told y’all I hadn’t been excited to bring this column back for a second installment of the generous gift genie.
The Clemson football team hopefully has two games left to play. But, if nothing else, we know the Tigers have at least one game ahead of them, and their College Football Playoff matchup against Notre Dame in the Cotton Bowl is going to be played Dec. 29 in Arlington, Texas.
Happy holidays! I wish you all a festive, safe and joyful season, one spent among loved ones and friends.