Easley High School pounded West-Oak with a 70-0 win in the first regular season game Friday night.
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Easley High School pounded West-Oak with a 70-0 win in the first regular season game Friday night.
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benjamin mcalister August 21, 2011 at 03:36 pm
GO BIG GREEEEEEEN!
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Lisa Garrett August 22, 2011 at 02:51 pm
Great photography Jeff!!!
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Jeff Brush August 22, 2011 at 03:29 pm
Thanks Lisa! And thanks for vouching for me so I could get into the game. I'll have to remember my press credentials this week!
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Freyer June 11, 2013 at 06:44 pm
Well deserved. She is an incredible dancer and a lovely young lady! Wish her all the best.
Marge McD June 6, 2013 at 04:17 pm
We love to go to the Highway 25 Drive-In in Greenwood. They have two screens showing 2 - 3 movies…Read More per night each and you can get a great burger or sandwich from their concession stand, too. It's a very family-oriented venue with a playground in front of the screen to keep the kids entertained before the movie starts.
Sammy June 6, 2013 at 08:27 pm
Saw many movies at drive ins over the years. Cannot remember the first one or the last one, but, it…Read More was always fun. One thing I loved about them was the fact you could bring your own concessions and save a lot of money. I also remember the playgrounds just about all of them had to keep the children entertained before the show started, during intermission and while waiting for the cars to get out. Only thing I did not enjoy going with my family, our dad always left before the end of the second feature, to beat the crowd. One movie I waited more than 30 years to see the end of it and had to stay up until 2 AM and be at work at 6 the next morning, lol.
I miss those days. Thanks for letting me know the one on Highway 25 in Greenwood is open.
Sammy June 3, 2013 at 03:12 pm
It will NEVER work right the way it is designed. How are you going to get your mouth in there to get…Read More the last bit of the burger? Too much of the food is actually in the holder and there is seemingly no way to get past the little prongs on the sides to get you mouth in there. Remember, it takes two hands to handle a Whopper!
Jason Evans (Editor) June 3, 2013 at 03:29 pm
I was wondering about the last bit of the burger too, Sammy. Also, if the thing is supposed to let…Read More you multi-task while you munch, how can you see what you're doing with a burger and big plastic thing dangling in front of your face?
Darrell Wallace May 16, 2013 at 09:41 pm
When I find out that an actor/actress is gay, I no longer watch their programs. As a born again…Read More Christian, I cannot (backed by the Bible in Romans chapter one) approve of that life style.
Carolyn Farr Smith (Editor) May 9, 2013 at 05:26 pm
The mom says the child pushed her to work harder at her studies. Doesn't that count for something?…Read More We had students who used them in their senior "memory" pages, but not in their school photo. But regardless of her choices as a teen, being a mom is a huge representation of the person you become and that she became as a result of having the child. How is that less significant than a football?
Shell Bell May 10, 2013 at 05:58 pm
Why is it shameful or a mistake? She made a bad decision that gave her the most precious gift a…Read More human could receive, and she stepped up and raised this baby, and graduated! I was the youngest sister of 3 girls and my sister took me as her "prop" she was never ask who I was or anything the pic was used in the yearbook. Its is not shameful to show others that one bad decision doesn't have to lead to more! To me this could have been used to help encouraged other teen mom's, cause lets face it teen motherhood. Is an issue these days.
Sammy May 7, 2013 at 08:38 pm
37 years ago, our daughter caught chicken pox at her day care. When I called to let them know, I was…Read More told, "Yes, it is going around, we have had several cases." One of the spots on her face got infected and a couple of weeks later meningitis put her into the hospital on her second birthday. Was there a conecction? We do not know, but if there had been a vaccine for CP then, it might have saved us that horrible experience.
Jeff Green May 6, 2013 at 05:55 pm
I'm with you JackDaniel - this sounds like something designed to pad someone's pocket. If someone…Read More wants to learn CPR, they can find ways to do it. I took a CPR class many years ago where I worked, and I can guarantee you that if I had to do it now, whomever I was doing it on would be in trouble. The fact of the matter is that if you don't have a deep interest in retaining the skill, you're going to forget whatever it is you learned within a year or two, and unless you happen to beat the odds and find yourself in the whatever-hundred thousand to one situation where you would actually need to remember, it is going to be a complete waste of time. Bottom line - while it sounds like a noble goal, it's a big waste of time and a complete misuse of school time that should be spent on the three R's.
JackDaniel Davis May 6, 2013 at 06:32 pm
I just checked Sen Malloy's record and it appears that he is zero for 18 on getting bills passed…Read More this session. He did get three resolutions passed so he is 3 for 22 overall. Maybe he needs to change his line of work. I am still looking for any connection to a company that sells medical/rescue equipment.
Sammy May 7, 2013 at 08:27 pm
Is the state going to give the classes free or are the parents going to be stuck paying the bill for…Read More them Seems like a good idea on the surface, but, if CPR is not done right, it can kill the very person you are trying to save. Most people in an emergency situation, panic and do not do what they are supposed to do. Cool heads rarely prevail.
Ashley Adams May 9, 2013 at 06:01 pm
I don't think they should run background checks, but they should state up front that they don't and…Read More advice their customers to do so.
http://quickbackgroundsearch.com/
TruckerTwotimes May 10, 2013 at 01:29 am
I think they should since all of the mentioned are out to make a buck, i.e. the dating sites, the…Read More possible scam-er slash criminal and the back ground check service, more scams are going on these days and not just on the internet
Mary Grady April 27, 2013 at 07:57 pm
This is nonsense. It is someone's idea of how to assuage a belief that the parent has to be more in…Read More a child's life or have greater control of a child's life rather than teaching the child to control their own lives. Frankly, the notion of allowing my toddler to run around like that is nauseating and I'd be visiting less if a friend was going this.
TruckerTwotimes May 16, 2013 at 08:23 am
No, according to the news they are killing each other already, it should be like canceling a license…Read More tag
Scott Smith April 24, 2013 at 01:45 am
Absolutely, but we also need judges that will stand behind the laws already on the books and not…Read More back down. My 19 year old daughter was provided alcohol by her grandmother, my mother-in-law. I had her arrested and she inturned contacted my daughter and made her feel sorry for her and convinced my daughter to go to the judge and tell them she did not want to pursue it anymore. Tampering with states witness is what it sounds like to me, but they dropped the warrant.
Carolyn Farr Smith (Editor) April 22, 2013 at 04:02 pm
While it has been quite some time since a reported natural disaster, I think our state has taken…Read More major steps in better planning for emergency situations. New evacuation plans, new courses of action, new points of contact have been established, tested and constantly updated. Being prepared, but hoping you never have to use any of those plans does help to ease the mind.
Leslie BAnks April 22, 2013 at 09:40 pm
I work as a FEMA Housing Inspector on a contractor basis. We used to live in Alabama but moved to…Read More the Upstate of SC BECAUSE of the low rate of probability of natural disasters in the area. We love this area. But we do have emergency plans, resources, and supplies - just in case.
It is an insane notion to be completely impervious to any disaster.
Steve Haynie April 23, 2013 at 01:44 pm
Our coastline leaves South Carolina susceptible to hurricanes, a major natural disaster. Here in…Read More the Upstate our big concerns are tornadoes, ice storms, flash floods, and drought. Dangerous weather conditions can be very local without getting national attention.
The question is about whether we are overdue for a natural disaster. My opinion is that we are not overdue. Our natural disasters are just smaller scale in Pickens County.