It is nothing short of shameful that only 6.8% of registered South Carolina voters did their duty to vote in Tuesday’s runoff elections.
These days we talk about raising the age for certain privileges, or lowering the age for certain responsibilities. Certainly our forefathers had a lot of responsibilities to meet as they created a new nation.
I am a pro-life Christian conservative. I and millions of others believe the federal abolishment of Roe vs. Wade corrects an outrageous and immoral Supreme Court decision back in 1973. Since that time, 63 million babies have been denied the basic right to live.
We should start by getting one thing straight: Yes, my wife is the rector of a beautiful Episcopal Church. Make no mistake, I am more than biased.
A lot of attention is being paid these days on how to nurture, protect and improve the lives of our children.
For a retired federal appellate judge who has been a conservative darling of the Republican establishment to say that America’s democracy is on a “knife’s edge” is about as chilling as it gets.
This was inspired by the letter to the editor printed on May 14.
From the grocery store to the gas pump, South Carolinians are feeling the pinch of rising costs of many of the products we rely on every day.
Let me make it perfectly clear from the beginning — I am a strong proponent of private ownership of guns, but I do not approve of private ownership of any type of assault rifle or magazines holding an ultra-large supply of ammunition.
The cackling from some kind of tropical bird just before dawn was so loud that I jumped up in bed. It sounded like a nightmare come to life.
Religion can be defined as a set of beliefs concerning the cause, nature and purpose of the universe involving devotional and ritual observances, and often with a moral code governing human conduct as the Dictionary App on my phone states.
There’s been reflection of late across America, with its dysfunctional government and raging political debates over everything from gun violence and abortion to the foundations of power, that the notion of American exceptionalism is waning. Here are some thoughts from seven years ago that st…
Editor’s note — A handful of area students explored race relations as part of a program with the Greenwood County Remembrance Project. Those who participated took an eight-week class and went on a trip to Montgomery, Alabama. Some of the students participated in an essay contest, writing abo…
Editor’s note — A handful of area students explored race relations as part of a program with the Greenwood County Remembrance Project. Those who participated took an eight-week class and went on a trip to Montgomery, Alabama. Some of the students participated in an essay contest, writing abo…
Editor’s note — A handful of area students explored race relations as part of a program with the Greenwood County Remembrance Project. Those who participated took an eight-week class and went on a trip to Montgomery, Alabama. Some of the students participated in an essay contest, writing abo…
Their eyes are bright, joyous, excited, buoyant. Their voices titter with nervous excitement, not wholly sure of exactly what’s going to happen next. They are emerging from the cocoon of school and now are high school graduates. They are leaving, as one student observed, the place where they…
Editor’s note — A handful of area students explored race relations as part of a program with the Greenwood County Remembrance Project. Those who participated took an eight-week class and went on a trip to Montgomery, Alabama. Some of the students participated in an essay contest, writing abo…
Editor’s note — A handful of area students explored race relations as part of a program with the Greenwood County Remembrance Project. Those who participated took an eight-week class and went on a trip to Montgomery, Alabama. Some of the students participated in an essay contest, writing abo…
One of the true pleasures in reading is that you never know what you will find, especially when you anticipate certain findings. Words can be so powerful, especially when they can be translated into action.
In case you haven’t heard, I will be retiring as morning show host and general manager of WZSN-FM Sunny 103.5 and WZCC 1090 AM and 102.7 FM. My last day on the air is Tuesday.
Just a few days ago, we described how gun violence is killing the United States following the deaths of 10 innocent people at a Buffalo grocery store on May 14.
This year Memorial Day which is always the last Monday in May will be May 30, while Flag Day, officially created by a 1949 proclamation by President Woodrow Wilson, is always June 14.
Were you aware that it takes over 300 people to run the polls in Greenwood County on Election Day during countywide elections?
Clemson University was recently, prominently featured — again — in a negative light on CampusReform.org. Its vice president of student affairs and dean of students, Chris Miller, used activities fees paid by ALL students to fund and stage a perverse “drag event,” likely to mollify a small sy…
Since Justice Alito’s draft opinion in the Dobbs v. Jackson’s Women’s Health Organization was leaked, spirited discussion has increased around women’s reproductive rights. Some argue the constitutional right to abortion should be protected, leaving women fully in charge of their bodies and h…
