Because the nation of Israel had rejected God as being its king, God placed a man named Saul on the throne as the nation’s first earthly king. Saul was at first a humble leader; however, it seems as if the power and authority he was given changed him and caused him to do what he […]
Guest Editorial: Cambio Problems Mounting
Over the past few weeks, I have received several phone calls concerning Cambio Academy, which is located on Greenbrier-Mossydale Road. From what I understand, this academy is a private residential treatment and rehabilitation center for troubled teens. I understand the center houses females ranging in age from 13 to 18 years old. I was informed […]
Letter to Editor: Parking isn’t a problem
In regard to the Ridgeway Town Council passing a no overnight parking ordinance in the cotton yard, I asked one question: why? I have lived in the heart of Ridgeway for two years and from my front porch I can see the cotton yard in it’s entirely. I sit on my porch every day, walk […]
From the Pulpit: Have You Grown in Your Faith?
This week I celebrated my 56th birthday. Well, using the word “celebrated” is a bit extreme. I spent my whole birthday driving a box truck throughout eastern Kentucky for work. Nonetheless, I did turn 56 years old. Because I have some years on me, some might think that getting wiser and more mature is a […]
From the Pulpit: Together
The Bible stresses togetherness, especially togetherness in the Lord’s church. First and foremost, the Bible speaks that all of us are made alive together spiritually in Christ. Colossians (2:13) says, “And you, being dead in your trespasses and the uncircumcision of your flesh, He has made alive together with Him, having forgiven you all trespasses…” […]
Letter to Editor: More ?? for Legislators
At what point did you realize the significance of the red flags pointing out the nearly decade long series of nuclear plant construction record cost overruns, perpetually fluid deadlines, record rate hikes, and record SCANA profits ? At what point did you innate action to address the long running nuclear plant disaster? Randy Bright Ridgeway
Letter to Editor: Thanks for Support
On behalf of the Fairfield County Boards of Disabilities and Special Needs Board (FCDSNB), I would like to thank everyone who purchased barbecued Boston Butts and baked goods at our fall fundraiser. Dwight Robertson and the Ridge Riders deserve kudos for donating their time and talents to cook the barbecue. Others volunteered so graciously to […]
Letter to Editor: Thanks for a Great Event
The Rock Around the Clock festival was absolutely wonderful Friday night. I have been several times before on Friday night, but I have never seen as good a turnout as last night. We enjoyed the evening and stayed until about 11p.m. The band was outstanding as well as the entire event. Many thanks to the […]
From the Pulpit: God, Give Me Patience
Possessing patience or longsuffering is one of the hardest characteristics to cultivate in our walk with the Lord. Patience or longsuffering is difficult to cultivate because it is an attribute that is only developed when we face challenging or demanding circumstances in life. And yet, when mastered, patience can lead to the advancement of a […]
Letter to Editor: Nukegate Questions
Questions of the week for Fairfield County’s State Representatives MaryGail Douglas and Mike Fanning: What are you doing to ensure Santee Cooper, SCANA and their top executives are held accountable for their role in the NUKEGATE fiasco? Is supporting a criminal investigation of the NUKEGATE misdeeds included somewhere in your plans? I’d like to read […]









