Articles in Editorials
We often show support for the service men and women in uniform in a variety of ways.
A young man watches with excitement and fear in the delivery room of a local hospital as his child is born.
Tonight, Westminster City Council is set to pass a historic rate increase on your water services and garbage fees.
A young man fresh out of basic training and getting ready for his first assignment as a member of the United States armed forces thought back about his weeks of rigorous preparation and the fact that he had left his pregnant wife to be there.
It may have taken a bit of a circuitous route, but the School District of Oconee County on Monday night agreed not to seek a millage increase from the county.
Clemson University is scheduled to hold its second day of spring commencement exercises today, with more than 3,500 students receiving degrees over the two days of ceremonies.
In the classic 1967 movie “Cool Hand Luke,” the Captain tells prisoners in an iconic line that “What we’ve got here is failure to communicate.” What we’ve got here in Oconee County is a failure to cooperate.
Friday’s groundbreaking for the $3.1 million expansion and renovation of South Carolina Vocational Rehabilitation’s Oconee-Pickens office on Wells Highway comes about 15 years after the project was first discussed.
As the first Thursday in May, today is designated as the National Day of Prayer, a time when the people who are part of this nation are asked to pray specifically for the United States.
On the surface, a plan by the Oconee Joint Regional Sewer Authority to refund a total of $7.6 million to its three member cities seemed reasonable when the sewer authority board voted 7-1 to do just that in February.
