Editor: Let me begin by congratulating Steve Mudge and Leighton Cubbage — two men who truly understand the art of the deal.

Editor: In today’s Journal: Lawmakers concerned about possibility of federal government confiscating guns; a bill introduced by three Republican representatives allowing lawmakers to debate seceding from the United States if the federal government confiscates our guns.

Editor: In January 2018, we adopted a wonderful dog from the Oconee County Humane Society shelter on U.S. Highway 123 in Seneca.

Willie: In my opinion, pineapple does go on pizza.

Walking into a grocery store, I was stopped by a woman who looked a little familiar to me. Try as I might, I couldn’t place her and didn’t know her name.

Willie says: Do we live in a community where neighbors reach out to help neighbors? You betcha!

Tight end Luke Deal of Emerald High School made an official visit to N.C. State over the weekend. Prior to that, he spent two days at Clemson on an unofficial visit.

Recently, Sen. Senn (Charleston) called out Sen. Malloy (Hartsville) for vote trading.

On Tuesday, 11 of the 168 registered voters in West Union came out to vote in the municipal election for mayor and town council — a turnout of just 6.55 percent.

People are killing other people with guns. So which is to blame? Guns or people?