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I’ll admit to being a little disappointed when Paul George, long rumored to be joining his hometown Los Angeles Lakers, spurned the opportunity by re-signing with the Oklahoma City Thunder.
Over 10 years ago, a group of clients from the Tribble Center thought it was a good idea to form their own committee in order to discuss issues of concern and speak with one voice.
With the abundant rains this year, weeds seem to be especially healthy and growing.
A pity. It’s a pity that the Mexican citizens have, in hopes of improving their lives, elected a far-left socialist as their new president.
Through the more than 100 years Clemson and South Carolina have met on the gridiron, the rivalry that sparks emotions from both sides has barely moved the needle nationally.
When older kids come to live at Collins Home, they eventually understand the complexities of why they couldn’t continue to stay in their own home.
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.”
