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- December 24, 2020
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Part Two: The Christmas Story From A Biblical Perspective
In my column last week, we considered the Christmas Story from a biblical perspective.
- December 18, 2020
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Part One: The Christmas Story From A Biblical Perspective
I am going to attempt something during this Christmas season that I have never done before.
- December 10, 2020
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A Weekend Of Fishing
Grayson Highlands State Park, VA is a place that my wife, Shannon, and I have both enjoyed visiting before we met. Shannon has visited to hike with her family while I went on trips with the Boy Scouts. Shannon and I picked the first weekend of November to go together and we packed our bags to hike and camp in the area.
- December 4, 2020
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Why My Recliner Is My Favorite Chair
Before I address the subject of my column today, I must first go back in time to when I was growing up in New Town.
- November 24, 2020
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USDA Shares Easy At-Home Advice For Handling Food Safely This Thanksgiving
This week, Americans will enjoy a delicious meal on Thanksgiving Day with family and friends – either in person or virtually. Taking the necessary steps toward safe food handling and sanitation will help protect you and your loved ones this year.
- November 20, 2020
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Why Thanksgiving Is Special This Year
There are three times each year when my Judeo-Christian convictions dictate the nature and substance of what I write about in my column.
- November 12, 2020
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A Profile In Perseverance
On the official election day of November 3, 2020, history was made in Dillon County. For the first time in the history of Dillon County, an African- American was elected to a county-wide position.
- October 19, 2020
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What’s Causing Your Hay Fever?
What’s causing your hay fever? Unfortunately, goldenrods share their bloom time with the inconspicuous ragweeds.
The Continual War Against COVID-19: Friends, Foes, And Fools
Six or seven months ago (when the coronavirus first showed its ugly and deadly face), that it would still be devastating lives, families, and the economy in the process.
- October 17, 2020
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A Strong Start To Shrimping Season
It was late in the afternoon on opening day of shrimping season and two boats were coming home from a day of shrimping in McClellanville. The proud boats rode a little higher on the trailers that day because both had caught limits of shrimp to bring home for many good meals to come.
