Articles in Editorials
It’s one thing to read about tragedies and unspeakable acts that take place across the globe or across the country, or even across the state.
Oconee County’s families and businesses are carrying on the legacy of Dr. William and Lila Doyle by sharing a passion for community health.
A good rule of thumb is it’s never too late to do the right thing.
On Thursday, we reported that there may be some cracks developing in Oconee County’s overall $16 million bonding plan currently awaiting third and final reading.
As the Oconee County Council quickly approaches the third and final reading of a $16 million bonding plan, pieces of the puzzle are coming together that may end up requiring a scrapping of the bonding plan in its entirety or at least modifying it.
Last week Seneca Police Chief John Covington made the public announcement that after more than a year on paid leave, Lt. Mark Tiller had been relieved of his duties with the Seneca Police Department.
In this month’s column, I want to continue telling you about some of the important bills the legislature passed this year.
Let’s say this up front — we as a newspaper will defend just about anyone’s right to free speech, and perhaps even demonstration.
Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Arthur Miller once said, “A good newspaper, I suppose, is a nation talking to itself.”
