There are uncertainties and there are uncertainties. For very many amid the coronavirus crisis, there have never been more – and not just abou…
The presidential campaign may be on hold in many respects but the warfare being waged via the media goes on.
There’s irony in the fact that the big story being covered around the clock could actually be the undoing of some news media at a time when pr…
The poll is from Michigan but the results seemingly could apply in South Carolina.
You've read much here about the coronavirus invader that is costing too many lives, altering everyone's life and threatening to do further damage.
So many are serving with honor during the emergency sparked by the threat the COVID-19 coronavirus. Many “ordinary” people are doing extraordi…
Amid the coronavirus crisis, consumers have found certain products to be in very short supply. While consumers can wait for resupplies of toil…
The Times and Democrat via contributed articles by historian Richard Reid and Harriet Hutto of Providence has taken the audience back in time …
South Carolinians are no strangers to emergencies. From nature's strongest storms during hurricane season to tornadoes and severe weather in t…
It’s not as if there have not been warnings about the down side of plastic bag bans such as those implemented in communities along South Carol…
In few places in America are hunting and fishing more popular than Orangeburg County and around The T&D Region. In these days when gatheri…
Yes, some kids, believing they are immune to COVID-19, actually appear to be celebrating the spread among the “Boomers” who will die at higher…
Today’s print edition of The Times and Democrat is reaching a larger-than-normal audience, with many residences in Orangeburg’s 29115 and 2911…
During times of crisis, people rely on their faith and their churches. Yet amid the threat from the coronavirus, gathering together for religi…
We wrote Friday about the importance of the food supply and the safety thereof. We noted specifically the role of agencies such as the S.C. De…
It’s incredible what panic can do. Preparation for a disaster is always needed, but people inevitably overreact when the time comes.
As much as the coronavirus crisis has impacted business and finance and stands to do so further, there will be recovery. Markets will recover.…
Admittedly it is a minor issue in the grand scheme of a pandemic, but it needs to be stated: The University of South Carolina women's basketba…
Not unlike in other emergencies such as hurricanes, special precautions are needed with regard to your money as well as your person and property.
The First Amendment assures there will be no prohibition on press freedom, but it does not ensure that government must cooperate in any way wi…
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A new decade has begun, leaving behind the 2010s. Today we conclude a special T&D series looking back at the years 2010 through '19.
The T&D Region has a history of long-serving state lawmakers. Bowman Sen. John Matthews long ago took his place on that list of influentia…
A third of the people who die on S.C. highways are killed by drunken drivers, and South Carolina has some of the most dangerous highways in th…
With the volume of rain that has fallen in The T&D Region and around South Carolina, it’s hard to think of wildfires as much of a risk jus…
With so much focus in South Carolina and elsewhere on the coronavirus, it must not be forgotten that the coming of spring brings other very re…
South Carolina did a lot to boil down the Democratic race to where it inevitably was heading: a battle between the left wing of the party (Sen…
A new decade has begun, leaving behind the 2010s. Today we continue a special T&D series looking back at the years 2010 through '19.
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