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For years, students from the nearby middle school have traveled to campus twice a month to gain exposure to a real working environment. Typically, their efforts benefit the Tamassee Thrift Store located off Highway 11.

With so many candidates for Walhalla council and mayor, will they have a forum where the citizens can hear from them?

After Clemson’s nail-biting 21-20 win at North Carolina last Saturday — a game in which colleague Norm Cannada almost had the last laugh — the Tigers couldn’t have asked for a better time to have a week off to prepare for Florida State.

Few plants are as misunderstood as hemp. It looks like marijuana but can’t get people high because it doesn’t have marijuana’s THC content.

Despite temperatures that are somehow going to approach triple digits today — I don’t know what we all did to deserve this — it’s October, and for those of you who follow along with high school football, you know that means we’re now into region play.

Willie: I went to a grocery store last night around 9 p.m. in Seneca and was shocked at probably a half-dozen homeless, rough-looking people who were outside just sitting around.

Editor: The recent letter, “Same song, fourth verse” engages the climate change issue, but unfortunately does so only at the margin.

Editor: While watching the livestream of President Donald Trump and President Volodymyr Zelensky broadcast on the Fox News YouTube channel, I noticed that many of the comments in the livestream comment section followed a particular pattern of phrasing, typestyle, emoji and spacing.

A sewer line is just a pipe in the ground — except when it helps to connect a community’s present to a future it would like to achieve.

Willie: It appears there have been some horrible auto accidents lately where the driver has crossed the centerline, causing a head-on collision.

Willie: Recently your column mentioned the quality of service since Prisma took over GHS.