I think I finally did it. I feel that my house is back in order after all those people to whom I am related and love so much took over during Thanksgiving.

Willie: I need help. I bought the Georgia pecans from a guy for many years here in the Oconee area.

This past Sunday, our children and staff had the distinct privilege of attending First Baptist Church of Pendleton’s annual Christmas service.  

“If you build it, he will come.”

In The Journal, Westminster’s city administrators can’t afford enough police officers to provide adequate security protection for its citizens, yet it can invest $200,000 for an approved purchase of property that will require a very long and added unnecessary expense for a yet-to-be-determined recreation facility — a benefit for the citizens that may never come to fruition.

Willie says: Ol’ Willie can always count on my many friends out there to keep me on the straight and narrow with my answers.

For most of us, memories of Christmas morning are filled with wide-eyed, happy children running excitedly to find gifts waiting for them underneath the Christmas tree.

Willie: I appreciate the help I get at the Golden Corner Food Pantry

On Sunday night, I realized something very sad. Michelle and I don’t have any Christmas traditions.

Editor: It was 1943. World War II was still almost a year and a half from ending.

Willie: I always enjoy the excitement surrounding voting day.

Seven years ago, two football teams descended upon Charlotte, N.C., in hopes of winning the ACC championship.

For nearly 10 years, Our Daily Rest in Seneca has sought to help those who are homeless.

What has gone wrong with our educational system?