By Vic MacDonald, Editor
It is journalist’s quandary. You know who is young man is. But it’s not “official.”
The official says he won’t release the name. The name of a young person who took his own life in plain view of a school. You are just left to wonder, what desperation drove that action.
‘Helping people heal, helps me heal”
By Vic MacDonald, Editor
Before we get too far away from Mental Health Awareness Month, I would like to share some information out of Myrtle Beach. This comes my way as a Globe Newswire release related to a mobile phone app that connects people struggling with their mental health to free, 24/7 customized peer-to-peer support.
Vic MacDonald: National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 24/7 at 1-800-273-8255; connects people with free, confidential support and crisis resources; also: suicidepreventionlifeline.org - May is Mental Health Awareness Month.
The subject for today - again, not “the former guy” - is the taking of one’s own life.
We are all struggling to make sense of why Presbyterian College would discontinue the contract of football head coach Tommy Spangler. Maybe it’s as simple as this, from the conservative publication “National Review:”
When the Faculty Lounge Goes After College Sports -- Greg Dumas -- April 25, 2021, 6:30 AM·4 min read
Anyone who is concerned about the on-going human trafficking horror in this nation should be aware of a new report about the subject.
Upstate South Carolina is an area that should be concerned because we live on the I-85 Corridor. Atlanta is listed as one of the nation’s worst human trafficking cities, by attorneys of the Neal Davis Law Firm — a respected criminal defense law firm based in the Houston area.
P.O. Box 180
513 North Broad St.
Clinton, SC 29325
Phone: (864) 833-1900
Fax: (864) 833-1902
