Articles in Opinion
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.”
Throughout the history of Tamassee DAR School, our programs and services have changed to accommodate the needs of society and our local communities.
There’s an Avett Brothers song called “Ain’t No Man” that I have played on a somewhat regular basis in the past six months as I tackle solo homeownership.
Probably the hottest topic when it comes to Clemson football is the quarterback battle between senior Kelly Bryant and freshman Trevor Lawrence.
Willie: I stayed at the Hampton Inn in Seneca for a few days and figured I would venture out and look at the downtown Seneca area as it was highly recommended to do.
Editor: Bill Sandifer’s latest legislative update leaves hardworking Oconee folks certain he has never had to work on production. Certainly, this legislative session was long on talk and short on production.
Willie: I was reading the article “Make SC roads safer for everyone,” and wasn’t surprised.
Three years ago today Michelle and I began our life together as husband and wife.
Summer is quickly coming to an end in Oconee and Pickens counties, and teachers, students and support staff will soon be filling the halls of local schools for the beginning of a new school year.
Willie: How can some of the news channels not cover the return of the 55 caskets of our fallen soldiers from North Korea?
Willie: I wanted to know why U.S. 123 Bypass is called a bypass.
