Opinion
Stereotypes must not block new rehab clinic
Substance abuse and mental illness are viewed very differently today than just a few decades ago. Increasingly, the world realizes addiction and mental health disorders are diseases which can be effectively managed with the proper care such as medication and counseling.
Opinion
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
America should worry about a nuclear Iran
Should we worry that Iran is on the threshold of nuclear weaponry? Before answering this question, consider that we are talking about a regime run by apocalyptic fanatics whose religious ideology condones suicide as a means to an end, even if it might involve the extinction of civilization. Even ...
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Promote 'Tree Walk' in healthy Beaufort
With regard to marketing Beaufort as a wellness destination, I would like to recommend "The Beaufort Tree Walk" as part of the healthy outdoor activities available at no charge to visitors and residents alike.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
School districts don't make volunteering easy
Regarding a Dec. 8 letter by a resident who unsuccessfully attempted to volunteer with the Jasper County School District, I recently moved here from Michigan, and I had a similar experience when I tried to volunteer as a math tutor in Michigan.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
World would do well to heed Pope Francis
In the person of Pope Francis, a prophet "has come among us," a joyous event in which all Christians and all persons given to human flourishing can exult.
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DAVID LAUDERDALE
'Lunch With Les' illustrates the soul of Hilton Head
A retired advertising creative director helps explain the Lowcountry's nature.
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OPINION COLUMNISTS
Doyle McManus: Piling on the Murray-Ryan budget deal
Here's what counts as success in Washington these days: a budget deal that almost everyone hates and that doesn't solve any of the country's major problems.
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OPINION COLUMNISTS
Ann McFeatters: Looking back with fondness and horror on what pols said in 2012
WASHINGTON _ This is the slightly twisted time of year when we look back with fondness, horror, disbelief and no little amount of wincing to review what came out of the mouths of our politicians since January.
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OPINION COLUMNISTS
RedBlueAmerica: When is a handshake more than a handshake?
President Barack Obama attended Nelson Mandela's funeral this week, where he briefly encountered Cuban leader Raul Castro and shook the dictator's hand. He was immediately criticized at home _ for that, and for a now-infamous "selfie" photograph taken with two other world leaders. "Neville Chamberlain...
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OPINION COLUMNISTS
New Iran sanctions? Not now
The following editorial appeared in the Los Angeles Times on Wednesday, Dec. 11:
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OPINION COLUMNISTS
Stop separating families this holiday season
Our government must stop separating families this holiday season.
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