Statement by National Newspaper Association on International Trade Commission vote against newsprint tariffs
“We are immensely gratified by the International Trade Commission’s vote not to impose permanent tariffs upon the North American newsprint supply. The paper markets serving community newspapers can soon begin to move back to market pricing without the heavy hand of government imposing taxes upon the primary suppliers of newsprint,” said National Newspaper Association President Susan Rowell, publisher of the Lancaster (SC) News. “We...
Down South: The John de la Howe School
When I first heard that aristocratic four-word name, “John de la Howe,” I sensed something monumental, a nobleman, perhaps.
Test your memory and reveal your age. Do you remember when?
1. You purchased gas, and the attendant would wash your windshield, check your oil, and sweep out the floor of your car free?
Down South: An Afternoon For Redfish
Many years it’s been since I fished, forty at least.
Front Porch Memories
All of the houses that I lived in as a small boy had large front porches.
Where does S.C. Stand on School District Consolidation?
Each year, the state spends millions on duplicative administrative positions that could be used in the classroom.