Going into last weekend, I honestly couldn’t remember the last movie I went to see in the theater.

October is Pastor Appreciation Month, and Tamassee DAR School would like to show our gratitude and extend our hospitality to pastors and church leaders from the surrounding communities.

Willie: I read your letters and comments every day, first thing! Saturday the 9th, there was a letter from a reader that had much to say about Sheriff Joe. I

New York City’s annual gridlock festival, otherwise known as the United Nations General Assembly, is a proper metaphor for America’s current state of affairs.

It’s been about two months now since we picked a little bone of contention with the School District of Oconee County, and they with us, over the exact number of school administrators earning six-figure salaries.

Editor: This newspaper’s current malcontent in residence, Doug LeCroy, said in a recent column that he had been conned — a feeling shared by many readers, no doubt, after reading one of his diatribes.

Willie: I work at Itron right next to this lady. We make $18 an hour. She owns her own home.

Bonnie: My attitude is changing, and I don’t like it. I am getting more and more depressed and feel that I am stuck in a rut.

We all can breathe a sigh of relief that Hurricane Irma wasn’t as brutal in South Carolina as once forecasted.

S.C. Rep. Jeff Duncan put politics ahead of concern for his countrymen by voting against aid for those suffering from the ravages of hurricanes Harvey and Irma.