It’s a great time to be in Aiken. And I’m not just saying that because we “spring forward” this weekend with Daylight Saving Time. But it’s true that I do love that extra hour of sunlight we get late ...

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“Time is the only scarce commodity.” I heard this on a Viking commercial from company chairman Torstein Hagen. His point, I assume, is don’t put off things you have always wanted to do. Since Viking’s ...

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It’s a frustration — even a fear — of many parents. How do we control kids’ addictive screen time? I’m glad I didn’t have to worry about it, raising kids before “screen time” was even a thing. Lord ...

The crippling snow and ice storm that swept through our region recently coupled with record freezing temperatures presents many challenges to people shoveling and plowing and just trying to stay warm.

The crippling snow and ice storm that swept through our region this past weekend coupled with record freezing temperatures presents many challenges to people shoveling and plowing and just trying to ...

New Jersey recently handed out almost a million dollars in grants to help schools go phone-free. Let me say that again: We are spending nearly a million dollars to teach children to put something in a ...

We have a huge health care problem in the United States. We need to offer health insurance to all our citizens to improve our health outcomes, but the costs of entitlement programs such as Medicare, ...

NASHVILLE—-It may have felt like heartbreak for Mark Byington and this Vanderbilt basketball team when Tramon Mark hunted a contested look at the end of the shot clock, but that shot and Vanderbilt’s ...

The clock on a college campus runs two hours behind the real world, a subtle time warp that quietly charts the course of every student's daily life. This unique phenomenon reframes a criminal 1 a.m.