Articles in Editorials
A newspaper’s editorial page is a place that should welcome debate — on all sides. It is here where people are free to voice opinions and debate issues.
In the midst of the Civil War, when the nation was divided and at war with itself, President Abraham Lincoln found reasons to be thankful.
While some may have questioned it a few years ago, there is now no doubt that efforts to improve economic development in Oconee County are paying off.
In a presidential election year, we get all excited about the candidates, the ads, the debates and even what so-called experts want to tell you is important.
In a story earlier this week, Pickens County Clerk of Court Pat Welborn said his office is having problems getting enough qualified jurors for cases because some people who are called for jury duty simply do not show up.
For anyone reading this, chances are good that you or someone you know has been affected by breast cancer.
We’re not sure what the main takeaway was from this week’s joint meeting between Oconee County Council and its planning commission — the discussion was sort of all over the place — but we do believe it’s a good idea that they’re finally meeting.
