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We often hear that "green jobs" will be the key to future economic growth. But the term covers a variety of diverse and sometimes hazy ideas.
With the growth in the number of cars on the road that run either entirely or partially on electricity, Rock Hill will be ahead of the game in featuring stations where the vehicles can be recharged.
Not every American is a college graduate or holds a master's degree in economics, but most Americans are smart. They understand just what is happening in our great country.
Before I first arrived to open the Hella plant in York, the state’s reputation and ranking among the worst in education gave me cause for concern. I was happily surprised to find that the Rock Hill school district offered not only the international baccalaureate program for its constituents but also foreign language at the elementary level.
A funeral brings old friends and acquaintances together in sad camaraderie. “It’s too bad we couldn’t get together under different circumstances,” we say, knowing that we won’t see each other again until the next time another of our number succumbs.
In case you hadn’t noticed, South Carolina’s wheels are falling off.
An item in The Charlotte Observer last week says much about this society of ours.
U.S. Rep. Eric Massa is the new king of the confessors. Say what you will about him, the man knows how to make a public apology.
The death of a SeaWorld whale trainer was tragic. But, after all, they don’t call orcas killer whales for nothing.
So, who’s really going “nuclear” in Washington these days?