We can’t ignore the global economic meltdown leading the world toward a new world order and one world government that will be the fulfillment of the “socialist long desired utopia.”
When Norm Cannada told me last week Seneca Police Chief Casey Bowling had invited those of us in the newsroom to participate in a training simulation, I didn’t know what to expect, but I was game for it.
California passed a law, AB5 in 2019 but don’t be misled by the time lapse and not hearing much about it; a similar law is making the rounds in the halls of the U.S. House and Senate under the name “the PRO Act.” It should never see the light of day. Independent truck drivers hear my warning.
After likely taking stock of the national and local hullabaloo over book banning in schools and libraries, the School District of Oconee County made a wise move to clean up its own policy on the matter.
Editor: South Carolina ranks 42nd in the country when it comes to health outcomes.
Editor: Saturday’s front page of The Journal was a bittersweet read. The articles recognizing three men whose lives have made such a tremendous positive impact on the people of Oconee County were touching and timely.
While I seldom engage in the arena of the media, I feel at this time my opinion is warranted and deserves to be heard.
Editor: The Oconee County Conservatives (OCC) want $67-plus million for Sewer South, admitting in an op-ed “there is NO (letter’s emphasis) study to cost justify such a large infrastructure endeavor. I simply ask that you use common sense and operating experience.”
