Articles in Opinion
Willie: When Bill Clinton was going through his impeachment trial, the late Rev. Jerry Falwell couldn’t stop the persecution of President Clinton.
In the last 20 years or so of his life, my grandfather kept a list of all the foods his doctor told him not to eat because of health issues.
Editor: On Tuesday, Aug. 7, a storm laid waste to the Bayshore subdivision in Seneca.
Jody Gaulin is running against Bill Sandifer for S.C. State House District 2 and she sees that S.C. roads and bridges are crumbling.
Here are some things to think on. Want to know who your true friends are?
Willie: I believe there is a health issue regarding hand dryers in public bathrooms.
The July meeting of the Compassionate Friends of Seneca was one of remembrance and celebration.
Anyone with a young child today has likely worried about screen time and wondered about the impact of devices — TV, cellphones, iPads, Playstations, Wiis— on our kids.
Willie: I live in Seneca and have a story for you.
What are ideas? Where do they come from?
Can we consciously originate new ideas, or must they appear spontaneously like a bolt out of the blue?
Are new ideas formed by our brains or are they projected …
There are several ways to tell summer is giving way to autumn.
The Journal and the city of Seneca partnered up last year to put on the first of what we hoped would be many Labor Day Brew & ‘Que events — a local barbecue cookoff and craft beer tasting with live music, a kids’ area with free pizza, cornhole boards and more.
Willie: I once saw a sign that read, “Jesus had two fathers, and he did fine.”
