Articles in Columns
he February meeting of The Compassionate Friends group of Seneca was a picture-perfect success.
The older I get, the more I reminisce and pine for the days of my youth, when the world was a better place.
Research has demonstrated a 30 million word gap in the number of words heard between children who have few to no books in their home and those children who have many books in their home (B. Hart & Risley, “The Early Catastrophe: The 30 Million Word Gap by Age 3”).
Every day as I drive home from work, I pass the Stumphouse Ranger Station in Mountain Rest.
Last week, NBA commissioner Adam Silver delivered a stern edict to league owners, warning that teams who intentionally tank to improve their position in the draft lottery will receive stiff penalties.
One of the biggest challenges facing the legislature this year is what to do about the failed VC Summer nuclear power project in Fairfield County.
In 2019, Tamassee DAR School will celebrate 100 years of service to children and families.
As if working full time at the newspaper and part time at a pet store didn’t keep me busy enough, for the last few months, I’ve also been coaching volleyball.
A daring bank robbery occurred this morning when two persons armed with crossbows entered the Green Ridge Bank of Wallahulla and demanded money.
I was sitting in my office Tuesday when one of my coworkers walked in and asked, “Is the Michelle Cannada lunch delivery service stopping by today?”
As we all know, the remnants of hurricane Irma came through Oconee County on Sept. 11, 2017.
Thank you to everyone who reads our Collins Home column, and for letting me know how much you enjoy it when you see me — it touches my heart every time.
At some point I will stop writing about the mundane adventures of exploring the 1,200 square feet of my new house, but that point is not this week, because we need to talk about high-tech kitchen appliances.
As hard as it is to believe, the Clemson football team began preparations for the 2018 season this week with the opening of spring practice.
There is so much that’s happened at the Statehouse during the last month, it’s very hard to fit it into one column. I’ll offer summaries, and please reach out to me if you would like more information. My door is always open!
It is, without a doubt, the question I have been asked most often in the five months since I returned to The Journal after nearly three years in Brooklyn, N.Y.
