Articles in Opinion
With the warmer, balmy air blowing through campus the past couple of days, the children are taking their time wandering from their cottages to the Learning Resource Center, the banquet hall, playground and occasionally making a stop in our offices.
I made a discovery earlier this week that I think would send most women my age into a mild panic.
“The Big Chill” was a 1980s movie about a group of friends gathering for the funeral of another friend. However, the title could easily refer to the snail’s pace of free-agent signings in Major League Baseball.
State legislators from all sides in Columbia say 2019 is the year to reform the public education system, calling for higher teacher salaries, fewer standardized tests and the consolidation of smaller, failing school districts and much more.
Your Feb. 7 editorial, “Girls rule,” correctly recognizes the efforts Amanda Brock, Janet Hartman and their team have made to secure funding for the Oconee Industry and Technology Park road access and paving project.
In a story on today’s front page, you have the opportunity to read about how Oconee County administrator Amanda Brock and Oconee Economic Alliance director Janet Hartman saved all of us $1.27 million by going the extra mile.
Clemson officials and the management of a downtown apartment complex showed good judgment in dealing with 90 Clemson University students who suddenly found themselves in need of temporary shelter last week.
Editor: I don’t usually agree with Donald Trump, but in the case of South Carolina’s voting system, he may be dead-on when he claims that the voting system is rigged.
On Monday night, the Oconee Joint Regional Sewer Authority’s Board of Commissioners took a step toward setting things right with its three member cities — Westminster, Walhalla and Seneca.
Willie: With immigration, I understand the United States accepts about a million migrants a year legally. Is that true?