French Broad Expedition
We were in a tent, wearing whatever dry clothes we could muster, wrapped in warm liners, and our feet towards a fire. Matt Jordan and I were on an island surrounded by the swift and icy French Broad River.
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- Michael Goings
- Opinion
- February 4, 2018
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Dillon County’s Growing Pains
Except it is a matter of ethics, morals, and Judeo-Christian principles and values that are being distorted, denigrated or censored, I have endeavored to be as apolitical as possible in my column.
- Michael Goings
- Opinion
- January 14, 2018
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We Must Practice What We Preach
Though I do not make it a practice to make New Year’s resolutions, I am a staunch believer in making plans and setting goals for the future.
- Michael Goings
- Opinion
- January 13, 2018
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Newtown Brothers Who Are Beating The Odds
Every now and then, I come across a story or piece of information that I feel will be worth commenting on and writing about. I
Lake Marion Stripers
Winter is a great time of the year to fish in the Santee Cooper System for striped bass. This reservoir is fed by the Congaree River and is made up by two connected lakes, Marion and Moultrie.
- Michael Goings
- Opinion
- January 13, 2018
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Never Grow Old
0 I recently celebrated a birthday that got me to thinking. The thought that I gave much contemplation to was this: Am I growing old or getting older? There is…
Black Friday On The River
The water was clear on the morning of Black Friday and The Eastatoee River was void of fishermen. I thought that the lack of fishermen was due to the 27 degree weather but Dawson believed the other fishermen were taking advantage of Black Friday fishing gear sales.
- Michael Goings
- Opinion
- December 24, 2017
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Exemplifying The True Meaning Of Christmas
In my column today, which will be the last one before Christmas, I want to focus your attention on the true spirit of Christmas.
- Michael Goings
- Opinion
- December 23, 2017
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Why Is Christmas My Favorite Holiday?
With the Christmas season and all of its songs, decorations, displays, and dramatic renditions already at full blast, I thought it very appropriate and seasonal to devote my column today and next week to subjects pertaining to the yuletide season.
- Michael Goings
- Opinion
- December 7, 2017
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A Day That Shall Live In Infamy
On this day in history seventy-six years ago, America was attacked by the empire of Japan. It is a day that President Franklin Delano Roosevelt declared would live in infamy.
