It seems the natural beauty of our little neck of the woods is becoming less and less of a secret every day. There’s a reason people are flocking from other parts of the country to live on our lakes, hike our mountains and explore our parks.

A lie is a lie, no matter when it’s told or who it’s told to.

It’s not the project; it’s the process. Longtime subscribers will recall us making that argument on more than one occasion when it came to something we just couldn’t throw our support behind.

Kenny Rogers long ago gave some sage advice when he said “you’ve got to know when to hold ‘em, know when to fold ‘em.”

Pioneer Rural Water District deserves credit for what it did Monday — cooking hot dogs, inviting customers and media out and answering questions about the water treatment plant its board voted to bond for $19 million earlier this year.

You’ve probably seen the blue and white pinwheels planted in patches all around.

It’s been said that if everyone is moving forward together, then success takes care of itself.

The collegiate athletic programs in South Carolina are making a habit of doing the Palmetto State proud.

Stop! Don’t do that. Are you sure it’s a good idea?

Comparing it to the Clemson football program’s feat of reaching the brink of winning the big one a year ago before actually doing so this year, principal Cliff Roberts said it’s no secret why Seneca High School has been successful in the Palmetto’s Finest contest.