It’s National Fried Chicken Day!
What do you call “national friend chicken day” in South Carolina? That’s easy: Every day … For the rest of the country, though, “national fried chicken
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Raining Cats And Dogs
In case you haven’t noticed, South Carolina has been getting a little bit of rain lately. Actually that’s an understatement: It’s been raining cats and
Inside Those Employment Numbers
Before everybody gets “irrationally exuberant” over the latest employment data from the federal government, it’s important to consider exactly what sort of jobs are being
Rebecca Halberg Will Be On The List … Again
Our founding editor is not supposed to play favorites in this year’s hottest lawyer competition (a.k.a. the 2013 Alicia Florrick Award), but this week he
SC Lawmakers Rebuffing Lee Bright
S.C. Sen. Lee Bright (R-Spartanburg) says Jesus told him to run against U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham (RINO-S.C.). Impressive, huh? Unfortunately, he isn’t finding his fiscally
U.S. Unemployment Rate Unchanged
The U.S. unemployment rate remained unchanged last month, although initial survey results from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) showed stronger than expected hiring.
Way To Go SC …
Just when you thought South Carolina had learned to walk and chew gum at the same time, along comes the City of North Myrtle Beach,
There Is Hope Yet, America
Contrary to popular perception, we don’t hate America. We simply loathe the fact that its government seems so hellbent on destroying what was once the
Sheriff’s Festival Absence Raises Questions
Lexington County, S.C. Sheriff James Metts was a no-show at the annual Fourth of July Peach Festival in Gilbert, S.C. this weekend – the first
SC Tourism: Mixed Early Signals
Shortly after S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley was elected, her “tourism czar” – S.C. Parks Recreation and Tourism (SCPRT) director Duane Parrish – promised double-digit annual