My letter refers to the most unfortunate headline “Real hatred” that Alex Maminakis used in the Tuesday, Nov. 20, issue. 

As the air temperature decreases and the potential for winter storms approach, now is the time to winterize your woody trees and shrubs.

Thanksgiving Day has come and gone, however, the spirit of being thankful should still be in our thoughts year-round.

Willie,
Wow, I can’t believe Seneca High School is looking for its seventh head football coach in 11 years. Actually, I can.

Willie says: Last Saturday, I ran a comment from one of my readers who was critical of local judges they thought were setting bonds too low.

From the very beginning, Tamassee DAR School has been blessed by the love and support of members and business owners in the local communities.

One of my favorite things about being a journalist is that no two days in this job are the same.

We congratulate Chief Brandon Burton and the Walhalla Fire Department for improving its Insurance Services Office (ISO) rating from a Class 3 to a Class 2/2x.

Editor: In his column Saturday on the federal judiciary, Doug LeCroy demonstrates a poor understanding of our system of checks and balances, the actual danger (or lack thereof) of the caravans and what the law states about asylum seekers. 

One of the things that has stuck in the craw of Clemson fans is the five-game winning streak South Carolina enjoyed in the rivalry series not so long ago.

Willie: Here’s something to think about. Ever hear of a gun store hold up?

Editor: This is in response to Sen. Thomas Alexander’s caution on medical marijuana debate in The Journal: His point is well taken about having the legislature deem a drug legal — not a good idea or perhaps even a dangerous precedent. 

Editor: As a “global warming agnostic,” I am responding to a recent letter.

Willie: I didn’t win the recent lottery, but I’m glad someone in South Carolina did.