There is an old quote that’s been attributed to a number of people. To paraphrase it somewhat, it goes like this: “There are two things you don’t want to see being made: sausage and laws.” […]
My 90-year-old father and 88-year-old mother require around-the-clock assisted care. Even with their retirement funds and Social Security, the family has been stunned at the pace their nest egg is dissolving. […]
I am probably as familiar with the workings of politicians at the state level as most people. I don’t want to see how sausage is made, and I don’t want to see how our laws are enacted — but I have a pretty idea about both subjects. […]
Mr. Charles Laughridge III is a recreational-fishing appointee to the N.C. Marine Fisheries Commission. One of his qualifications, in addition to being a crackerjack angler who displays a good touch with the fly rod, is operating a popular Web site, www.ncwaterman.com. […]
The premise of the 1950s television show “You Asked For It” was to create stories people wanted to see, such as William Tell shooting the apple off his son’s head or a politician not telling a lie (I made up the second one). […]
I sometimes wonder what the fish and wildlife was like when the early settlers reached South Carolina. […]
You might think I’m crazy, but now that I’m chasing little white balls across fairways and into the woods, sand traps and briar patches, I’ve decided golf and turkey hunting are similar. […]
A lot of sportsmen believe North Carolina’s 2013 deer season ended Jan. 1, but that’s only partly correct. It’s also the start of the 2014 season. […]
The calendar changes in January, but you can argue that March marks an end and a beginning for most hunters and fishermen across South Carolina. […]
It looks like we dodged a bullet. Hopefully, we’ll be in position to dodge a fusillade headed our way in the future. […]
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