Willie says: Yesterday was the 16th anniversary of 9/11 — a day in our history that will live on forever as an atrocious terrorist attack by our enemies on our very own soil.

Willie: Once again, “Convenience Center” No. 9 has been rearranged to make it easier for the operator.

Willie, In the Aug. 26 issue of Tell Willie I’m not sure who or what the writer is complaining about, however they or anyone else who writes should do their homework first.

Willie, On a visit yesterday to Oconee Medical Center, I went to the drink machine to purchase a Coke.

Willie, I have to thank you for providing your readers with a few good belly laughs on occasion.

Willie,
Here’s a suggestion for the city of Seneca. In light of all the car crashings in the populated areas around the world recently, why don’t they consider parking a couple of large dump trucks …

Willie, I enjoy your column every day, and you are usually spot on.

Willie, Just thought I’d call and complain and give you my two cents. Oh heck, it’s starting again.

Willie, To all disturbed by recent events, particularly in Charlottesville, know that journalists, politicians, even the police have caved to societal pressures and political correctness.

Willie, We’re so lucky to live in the greatest country in the world, the greatest state in the U.S. and now the greatest Upstate in our great state.

Willie, Why all the “love affairs” with the eclipse?

Willie, In his letter, Robert Kennedy stated that the Civil War was not about slavery.

Willie says: Howdy, readers! Did everybody enjoy a happy and safe eclipse day?

Willie, Could you use a good calendar? I’m down to 20 now.

Willie, While I acknowledge the good intentions of 94.1 (The Lake), Oconee County Chamber of Commerce, Oconee Economic Alliance and the other sponsors of the upcoming job fair, I have concerns regarding the date/time of the event.

Willie, I heard on the radio very recently that one of the radio stations would be broadcasting on “Eclipse Day” from one of the islands on Lake Keowee.

Willie, Since the election, when the pollsters got it all wrong, my friends and I always wondered who answers phone calls from unknown or unidentified callers.

Willie, In response to my answer about the slogan the Golden Corner of South Carolina, UIS Quinn, the booklet titled “Historic Oconee South Carolina” by Mary Doyle was written in 1935.