Before I commence to comment and share with you a few of my opinions and perspectives about our subject for today, I need to tell you that much of my views are derived from the fact that both my wife and daughter are teachers in the public school system in Florence and Darlington Counties, respectively.
Category: Special Interest
Locally written columns of special interest to Dillon County citizens
Practical Things You Can Do To Change The World
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As I planned and outlined this article that you are presently reading, it is Sunday morning, October 22, 2023.
Saying No Without Feeling Condemned
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My motivation for writing this article came from an experience that I had only a few hours before I started to write about our subject for today.
The Prophetic Significance Of Israel’s War With Hamas
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For many years, I have been fascinated and intrigued by current events and how they are often the fulfillment of the Bible’s prophecies.
First Experiences
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In each of our journeys through life, we have all had some experiences that proven to have a lingering effect on our lives. Many of these occurrences were what I have termed as “first experiences.”
The Perils and Pitfalls of Pride
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From a Biblical perspective, the original sin was committed by an archangel, who at the time of the violation, was called Lucifer (Ezekiel 28:12-17).
An Enduring Legacy To The Fifth Generation
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I recently had to go into the Herald Office Supply to get an item that I could not find anywhere else in town.
Brighten Your Fall Landscape With Mums
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Mums are a favorite fall flower that adds weeks of seasonal color to containers, gardens and fall displays.
Endeavoring To Be Number One At Being Number Two
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I was so inspired by the mere title of Cornell King’s very informative and timeless book, Being Number One at Being Number Two that I decided to devote my column today to considering the issue.
Daffodils with a Difference
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There are so many reasons to love daffodils. These spring-blooming bulbs aren’t fussy about where they are planted. They come back to bloom again year after year and are not bothered by deer, rabbits, or other garden pests.