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A reader recently suggested the following statement be included in my column near the Fourth of July.
My goodness, what intense thunderstorms we have been having lately!
One of the neat things about being at Tamassee DAR School for eight years is that children who were small when I first began my career here have grown and are now living independently.
One of the toughest parts about getting older is saying goodbye — even to people you may not know entirely well.
After the G-7 meeting in Quebec in June, White House trade director Peter Navarro said, “when it comes to trade disputes, these allies are robbing us blind.”
Is there anything better than summer in the Palmetto State? So much beauty all around us, kids out of school, vacations and more.
Ripple of One is a nonprofit organization in Oconee and Pickens counties that helps parents who are struggling and who feel stuck.
Last week, Larry Rottmann, a contributor to the Springfield (Mo.) News-Leader, authored an opinion piece suggesting it was time to ban bass boats from public waters.
When people think of 4-H, the first thing they think of is farming and showing livestock.
Nestled in the northwestern corner of South Carolina, Oconee County has redefined the standard for quality of life.
Editor’s note: This is the third and final part of a story that began in the June 9 edition of The Journal.
Sometimes, there are years in sports where everything just seems to come together — where games and storylines prove memorable decades later. You find you’re able to look back and remember what life was like at that time, and little things like songs can trigger memories of a given era.
