Our friend Graham Duncan has made an, as usual, great analysis of small business and social media (The Chronicle, Nov. 6). I am adding a plug for traditional media.
The American Dream is the belief that you can obtain success through hard work.
One day it was there.
By Brian Whitmore
Covering Clinton City Council’s meeting on Monday was like watching the Atlanta Falcons — you start out with high expectations, but in the end nothing is accomplished.
Having turned 66 on Sunday, I am mindful of seeing some of my favorite rock artists in concert before they - uh - die. I’m mindful because of the deaths last month of Eddie Money at age 70 (The Money Man - “Take Me Home Tonight”) and Ric Ocasek at age 75 (The Cars - “You Might Think I’m Crazy”).
My Eddie Money CD is so worn it doesn’t play right anymore -- it’s great traveling music.
I have taken some criticism here for a defense of trees - cutting trees for profit, and expressing concern about companies that process trees. Truth is, because of a personal experience, I am skittish whenever I see a logging truck.
Live PD brought us together.
Marett is the youngest of our four grandchildren and the only girl. Faithful readers will find this hard to believe, but I have trouble relating to females. I’m such a guy’s guy and all.
“No basis for the generalized fear of people with a mental illness”
Study: Less than one-third of mass violence
Back in my days, I have to admit it, I was a sports parent.
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Clinton, SC 29325
Phone: (864) 833-1900
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