Editorials
Free mailing privileges
Republican freshmen who went to Congress determined to shake up the status quo apparently found it hard to resist the allure of mass mailings paid for by taxpayers. But Rep. Mick Mulvaney, R-Indian Land, kept his mailings to a reasonable level.
Editorials
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EDITORIALS
Fund Rock Hill’s Weed & Seed initiative
Rock Hill’s Weed & Seed initiative has shown enough positive results to justify funding for at least another year. But some of the benefits of this innovative program may not be evident until some time down the road.
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EDITORIALS
Winstead’s continued service
York County Councilman Eric Winstead needs to think hard about whether he should continue serving on York County Council.
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EDITORIALS
Keep sludge out of state
A plan by Georgia to dump toxic sludge from the dredging of the Savannah River port project onto the site of a future Jasper County port site adds insult to injury. It makes us wonder whose environment the S.C.
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EDITORIALS
Gingrich wins big in S.C.
Message from South Carolina voters: The race for the GOP presidential nomination isn't over yet!
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EDITORIALS
Old Town Market opens
If you want it fresh, locally produced and uncluttered with a lot of additives, try the Old Town Market in Rock Hill.
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EDITORIALS
Fort Mill wins state title
Fort Mill High School has had one of the finest soccer programs in the state for nearly three decades. Now it has the state title to show for it.
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EDITORIALS
S.C. tax cuts not needed
State lawmakers recently learned that the state will get a windfall of $292 million added to the budget. The question is whether to use most or all of that money to restore vital state services or to give it back to taxpayers in the form of tax cuts.
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EDITORIALS
Be careful in the sun
Summer is just around the corner, and that means fun in the sun. Unfortunately, it also is likely to mean a future diagnosis of skin cancer for thousands of young people.
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EDITORIALS
S.C. Senate should follow Hayes' lead and reject school choice bill
State Sen. Wes Hayes deserves credit for standing firm in opposition to the latest bill to funnel public money to private schools in the state.
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EDITORIALS
Rock Hill officers on bicycles
A police officer on a bicycle is not much use in a high-speed chase. But in many circumstances, police are likely to find bikes to be a useful tool.
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