Op-Ed Archives

Letter to the Editor: ‘Why teachers got it good’

On a local new station’s post, a Facebook Ph.D. commented, “Teachers got it good they [teachers] get a great pension they never pay in the Social Security they get free lunches they only work 9 months a year and have weekends off.”

Letter to the Editor: Doodlebugs, anyone?

This letter to the editor is in response to the article "Saluda Grade rail trail may be closer than ever to reality," published in the August 5 edition of the Greenville Journal.

Letter to the Editor: Calling 811 before you dig up your yard could save your life

On 811 Day, remember that safe digging starts with a call to 811.

Letter to the Editor: Management companies are essential to effective HOA administration

Letter to the editor in response to to the article "The wild west of homeowner associations in South Carolina," published in the July 29 edition of the Greenville Journal.

Letter to the editor: As city and county leaders know, planning is key to implementing a vision

Former City Councilman George Fletcher argues for a Vision 2045 plan that would drive Greenville forward into the future.

Op-ed: Let’s reimagine a Greenville County where racial equity is absolute

Working together with a clear-eyed view of the problems facing racial equity is key to growth, argues Stacey Mills.

Letter to the Editor: Greenville County Schools will never stop trying to support the mental health of its students

"In Greenville County, reflecting national trends, we saw the largest number of child deaths by suicide in memory."

Letter to the Editor: Greenville County Council to pull together new committee

"Our challenge is in how we grow. We want a county in the future that we can be proud to call our home and especially our children’s home."

Letter to the Editor: Response to Greenville County Council story

I recently read your "Greenville County Council Conflicts" article in the Greenville Journal. Once again, you have "hit it out of the park"!

Letter to the editor: Unity Park, Honor Tower and amenities an investment for generations

Where there was once a row of hulking warehouses there is now a splash pad and world-class playgrounds filled with the laughter of a thousand children.

Op-Ed: Are we doing everything we can do to preserve our past?

The month of May is Preservation Month with this year’s theme being “People Saving Places.”

Letter to the Editor: The Honor Tower will symbolize our values

This tower will be the crown jewel of the park, a Liberty Bridge for Southernside.

Letter to the Editor: A man(hole)-sized problem

The new paving is NOT smooth.

Letter to the Editor: Unity Park is good for Greenville and the health of our community

What can we do to make meaningful improvements in our community’s health status?

Letter to the editor: Call a timeout on the $11 million Unity Park tower

While I’m a big fan of Unity Park, I have serious reservations and concerns about the proposed 124-foot tall tower at the park.

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