Have you ever heard of “synesthesia”? That’s a neurological quirk that enables a person to have “crossed” responses to sensory input.

Are you one of the lucky ones who own woods on your property?

In Wednesday’s edition of The Journal, we hope you read our editorial about the assistant principal’s reaction to a parent asking about the scheduling issue currently being discussed within the School District of Oconee County.

In planning a milestone birthday trip for my wife, I’ve run into a conundrum: how to watch the Auburn-Clemson game while on a ship in the middle of the ocean.

I started out with the intention of writing a tribute to the women of the world, but alas, before finishing this first sentence I discovered that I don’t have enough space.

Willie, I am responding to your article in the paper, the question that someone asked about placing someone in an apartment complex on ban by management.

There is a good book out called “Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap … and Others Don’t.”

I am writing this column and watching a startling 2014 British biopic about Jimi Hendrix, and I am doing these things simultaneously.

The MLB Home Run Derby and All-Star Game have come and gone and with the season resuming today, the next order of business is the annual trade deadline.

In 2003, I moved from Virginia to South Carolina and promptly registered to vote. For potentially five years, I was an illegal voter with registrations in both Virginia, which could not legally remove me until I failed to vote in two consecutive general elections, and South Carolina, where I legally resided.