“I compare whitewater kayaking to airborne operations I did while in the Army,” said David Sapp, a wounded veteran. “Despite taking precautions … Continue Reading
A Look at Our County’s Finances and Taxes
People often ask me, “How’s the county doing financially?” It’s a great question. The short answer is, we’re in great shape. First, our tax … Continue Reading
Lend a Helping Hand This Holiday Season
While the holiday season traditionally is difficult for many, this year’s pandemic has caused even greater need. Here’s a list of local nonprofits working to make sure everyone has a great holiday season. Please do … Continue Reading
Stop the Bullies!
Don’t assume your student is safe from bullying while learning from home. This school year, our students are learning in the classroom as well as online from home. While students inside school buildings may … Continue Reading
Steps to Plan in Case of Emergency
“Disasters Don’t Wait. Make Your Plan Today.” That’s the theme of this year’s National Preparedness Month, recognized each September. Cherokee County’s Emergency Management Agency (EMA), along with FEMA and GEMA, … Continue Reading
Sharing the Pink Love, Locally
Mother-daughter pair didn’t lose a step in coming up with an alternative to the annual 3-Day Susan Komen event. In 2009, I joined a group of friends to participate in the Susan G. Komen 3-Day for the Cure, the … Continue Reading