Opinion Columnists

Hurricane season of 2005 a defining moment for American Red Cross

A few responses to request for how to 'fix' education

In the mid-1960s, American education was still among the best in the world. Today, we rank well down the line when compared to other developed nations. Why? Some significant problems are caused by political meddling.

Former council member explains support for water park in Anderson

American students spend much less time in school than students in other countries. Could that be a factor in how we are falling behind?

It's time to start paying attention

Folks in Washington, D.C. should read my column. They might learn something

There are reasons behind 13 folds of American flags given to the families of the fallen

Jefferson's words shaped the world

Haddock a physician with a big heart

Fire chief retires today

Hundreds of millions of dollars have been eliminated from higher-education funding at the state level

New burdens on banks that had nothing to do with economic crisis

A legacy worth passing on

Flag Day during an election year represents the perfect opportunity to urge your congressional delegation to vote to protect our flag