- Evert’s Electables
- How to Save the USA
- Football Player Exposes Diabolical Lies of Feminism
- Our Beloved Republic is in Danger of Becoming a Socialist Country
- A Layman's Awe in the Revelation of Jesus Christ
- Memorial Day - Including the Remembrance the USS Mount Hood
- American Lawfare in New York
- Timmons's Condescending Remarks of a Children's Christian Ministry
- There Is An Operational And Management Concern About Greenville Coroner’s Office
- Are SC State Legislators Spying on Its Citizens?
- Audacy Announces All-Star Lineup on 98.9 WORD
- Evert’s Electables Republican Primary - June 11, 2024
- County Council Candidate’s Shady Practices and Dark Money Ties
- Evert’s Electables - June 25th, 2024 Republican Primary Runoff
- 'Better Greenville' Dark Money Supports Both Republicans and Liberal Democrats
Gone2Far Pro-Family Coalition Launches PRIDE FALL Month to Counter 'Gay Pride'
- By Christian Newswire
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. -- The Gone 2 Far Movement is a national coalition of pro-family organizations and activists, formed to educate the public about the dangers of HR5, the "Equality Act," which would protect and promote homosexuality and transgenderism to children under federal law by adding these behaviors to the Civil Rights Act of 1964. HR5 has been given top priority by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who wants it passed by "Gay Pride" month in June, and so G2F urges the public to call their member of congress NOW to oppose it.
Conservatives of the Upstate’s Monthly Meeting
- By Press Release
COTU's next meeting will again be held at Pizza Inn located on Ann Street in Pickens on Tuesday May 14th at 7 p.m.
We hope you will attend and bring a friend or two!
Gerald Wilson the Pickens County Administrator will be our guest speaker for the evening, and this is a good opportunity for you to ask any questions related to our county affairs! Special interest is lately is the budget for the upcoming year, taxes, the report in the paper that Haygood Mill is losing money , economic development, protection of private property rights, etc. Get your questions ready!
Run, Walk and Roll Fundraiser Hosted by Washington Center
- By Washington Center
Washington Center’s PTA recently hosted a successful Run, Walk and Roll fundraiser. This 13th annual event was held on the new campus Nature Trail to support the school’s multi-faceted program. Families, community supporters and school staff participated in the inspiring event for entertainment, exercise, and enlightenment.
Sgt. Brian Donnelly Memorial Safety Awareness Day
- By Gilbert Scales
![Two-year-old Jude Zukowsky sits in Fire Truck especially equipped for Greenville County Emergency Response Team during Sgt. Brian Donnelly Memorial Safety Awareness Day on Saturday, May 4 at the Eastside Family YMCA in Taylors, SC. This day is a day of honoring Sgt. Brian Donnelly for his loyal commitment and dedication to the safety of those in the upstate by sponsoring a Safety Awareness Day for the community. Two-year-old Jude Zukowsky sits in Fire Truck especially equipped for Greenville County Emergency Response Team during Sgt. Brian Donnelly Memorial Safety Awareness Day on Saturday, May 4 at the Eastside Family YMCA in Taylors, SC. This day is a day of honoring Sgt. Brian Donnelly for his loyal commitment and dedication to the safety of those in the upstate by sponsoring a Safety Awareness Day for the community.](/images/DSC_1260-05-06-19.jpg)
![A young girl performs CPR on a rubber “dummy” as emergency medical personnel observes. A young girl performs CPR on a rubber “dummy” as emergency medical personnel observes.](/images/DSC_1268---05-06-19.jpg)
Nite Line Guest Line-up for May 6-10, 2019
- By Nite Line
Nite Line broadcasts live Monday through Friday on WGGS-TV from 8 p.m. until 9:30 p.m. The program features local and/or nationally known guests who share their testimonies and talent. Our goal is to be an inspiration to our viewers as well as inform them of Christian and community events in the upstate.
Tune in to TV 16 for a lively celebration of our Lord and Savior during its encore presentation of classic Tent Revivals throughout the years. This two-week tent revival presents inspirational preaching and spirited musical performances for these nights dedicated to praise and worship. Each night of Tent Revival begins at 8 p.m.
Is Bolton Steering Trump Into War with Iran?
- By Pat Buchanan
Last week, it was Venezuela in America's gun sights.
"While a peaceful solution is desirable, military action is possible," thundered Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. "If that's what is required, that's what the United States will do."
John Bolton tutored Vladimir Putin on the meaning of the Monroe Doctrine: "This is our hemisphere. It's not where the Russians ought to be interfering."
'Human-Trafficking, Homicide, Homelessness, & Hunger' Stacey Spencer, Encouragement Expert, Featured Keynote Speaker for the Attorney General's National Crime Prevention Conference, Tampa May 2019
- By Christian Newswire
TAMPA, Fla. -- The Attorney General's National Conference on Preventing Crime is being held in Tampa Bay Thursday, May 29th - Saturday, May 31st at the Marriott Resort Downtown Tampa. This Conference is designed to foster collaboration, communication and action among practitioners by sharing innovative ideas, research and study of crime, causative factors and prevention strategies unique to all communities. It will profile national initiatives and community strategies that have been successful in reducing violence and other inappropriate behavior. Special attention is directed toward positive approaches to the problems associated with juvenile crime. Resources for training, development and enhancement of crime prevention initiatives are included. {Source: Office of the Attorney General FL}
The Bidens: They're Still Not Like Us
- By Walter Williams
Now that Creepy Joe Biden thinks he has put to rest all the cringy questions about his grabby hands, he has reverted to one of his old-time shticks: middle-class Joe. Champion of the masses. Hero of the hoi polloi. A six-term U.S. senator and two-term vice president, which equates to 44 back-slapping, log-rolling, favor-trading years in Washington, this decrepit Beltway swamp-dweller wants flyover Americans to believe that he's really just like you and me.
Tell The Truth About ERA
- By Eagle Forum
Democrats led a sham hearing on the Equal Rights Amendment. The House Judiciary Subcommittee on Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties chose six panelists to argue the points in favor of the ERA. The panel was stacked in Democrats’ favor. The panelists included two Democrat Congresswomen, one ERA activist, one liberal celebrity, and one professor of law. While the professor, Elizabeth Foley, argued that the ERA would not hold up in court due to the seven-year deadline that passed in 1979, she expressed her support for the substance of the amendment. ERA opponents were shut out and not allowed to give testimony.
Hospital to Euthanize Woman Who Says 'I Want to LIVE'
- By Christian Newswire
EDINA, Minn. -- Catie Cassidy is a 64-year-old patient at Fairview Hospital in Edina, Minnesota. She has lung cancer and needs oxygen to remain comfortable. The hospital plans to remove Catie's oxygen tomorrow morning, which will result in her death by suffocation.
Voting Rights for Immigrants
- By Jim S. Brooks - Roebuck, SC
Contrary to the reasoning of Stephen Goss (Opinion, 4-28-19 in an upstate newspaper) neither “illegal aliens” nor “legal immigrants” have a “moral right” to vote in local elections of the host country simply based on paying taxes locally. Stephen concedes only citizens’ should vote in state and national elections but feels “illegal aliens” and “legal immigrants” should be entitled to vote in local elections by vitue of paying some local taxes. But voting in local elections is just the first step to easily expanding the argument to state and national elections. After all there are income taxes, sales taxes and many other “taxes’ also paid by “illegal aliens” and “legal immigrants” too! Actually, drifters and transients even pay some form of local taxes such as Accommodations and Hospitality taxes. Should they vote? Once you get on local voting roles with the necessary state identification or driver’s license the next step to state and national elections is inevitable!
GOP Settles the Score on Girls Sports
- By Tony Perkins - Family Research Council
When Mary Gregory swept nine events at the Raw Federation match last weekend, it shattered four world records in women's weightlifting. There's just one problem -- Mary isn't a woman. Suddenly, the "accomplishment" -- a biological man overpowering real females -- isn't so impressive. In fact, competitors will tell you, it's a joke. An unfunny one, more Olympians are warning, since it will almost certainly mean the end of women's sports.
Duncan Statement on Flawed Paris Climate Accord Legislation
- By US Rep. Jeff Duncan Office
Washington, D.C. – Congressman Jeff Duncan (SC-03), Member of the House Energy and Commerce Committee and Co-Chair of the House Energy Action Team, issued the following statement on H.R. 9, the so-called Climate Action Now Act:
“President Trump’s 2017 announcement of intent to withdraw the United States from the Paris Climate Accord was the right move for our country and part of the America first agenda. Today’s misguided attempt by House Democrats to bind us to this flawed accord would have devastating consequences on our economy and put us at a disadvantage to our main competitors around the globe, while accomplishing no meaningful environmental reforms.
Make Your Plans to Join Upstate Republican Women
- By Press Release
Please mark your calendars for Monday, May 20 for our upcoming meeting. We will have a Patriotic Program and a speaker!
The Simpsonville Immanuel Lutheran School will present an impressive Patriotic Program. These advanced students have worked really hard on this program so please ask your friends to attend After the Presentation we will have Brandy Amidon, Mayor of Travelers Rest.
Are S.C. Officials Shirking their Oversight of Tax Dollars Awarded to Private Groups?
- By Rick Brundrett - The Nerve
In 2006, lawmakers approved spending $700,000 in the fiscal 2007 state budget to help the private Erskine College in Abbeville County establish the “John Drummond Center for Statesmanship” – to be named after the late longtime senator who retired from the Legislature in 2008.
54th Annual Confederate Memorial Day at Springwood Cemetery in Downtown Greenville
- By Press Release
The 2019 Confederate Memorial Day celebration will be on Sunday, 5 May at 3 p.m. It will be located at Springwood Cemetery on North Main Street, Greenville, SC.
The program will include a memorial address by Dr. Thomas W. Kendall, MD. Dr. Kendall received a Bachelor of Science in Biology with honors and distinction from Georgia State University (1972); a Doctorate of Medicine from the Medical College of Georgia (1976); and completed his family practice residency at the Greenville Hospital System (1979). He is a former president of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons.
Legal Infanticide: Biggest Mistake Evers
- By Tony Perkins
It was a surreal segment of the Friday morning news. Just over the border in Columbia, Maryland, Fox 5 reporters were on the scene of a grisly homicide. "I want to remind viewers," the anchor warned, "that some of the details in this story are very graphic." There, in a quiet suburban neighborhood, police had stumbled on the body of a newborn baby -- dead, the anchor shook his head, "just moments after being born."
Biden Plays the Race Card
- By Pat Buchanan
As he debated with himself whether to enter the race for the 2020 Democratic nomination, Joe Biden knew he had a problem.
As a senator from Delaware in the '70s, he had bashed busing to achieve racial balance in public schools as stupid and racist.
As chairman of Senate Judiciary in the hearings on the nomination of Clarence Thomas in 1991, Biden had been dismissive of the charges by Anita Hill that the future justice had sexually harassed her.
Nate Leupp Continues As Greenville GOP Chairman
- By Staff Report
![Fred Roberts receives Chairman's Award from Chairman Nate Leupp. Fred Roberts receives Chairman's Award from Chairman Nate Leupp.](/images/DSC_1145-te.jpg)
Greenville County Republican Party Chairman Nate Leupp won another two years as chairman. Running against him was Greenville Tea Party Leader Pressley Stutts who ran on a twelve point plan to grow the local county party and to make it more effective. It wasn't enough to beat Leupp on his past two year record as the County Party Chairman. Leupp received 298 votes with Stutts receiving 168 votes.
Whom the Gods Would Destroy - Part 2
- By Mike Scruggs
![Retail cannabis dispensary in Denver selling many packaged varieties of high-potency marijuana. Almost 100 people died on Colorado roads in 2014 because a driver was high on marijuana, according to US Drug Enforcement Agency report. Retail cannabis dispensary in Denver selling many packaged varieties of high-potency marijuana. Almost 100 people died on Colorado roads in 2014 because a driver was high on marijuana, according to US Drug Enforcement Agency report.](/images/Scruggs-IMG_0142.jpg)
The Politics and Consequences of Commercialized Pot
According to Ben Cort, drug addiction consultant, counselor, and author of Weed Inc.—The Truth about THC, the Pot Lobby, and the Commercial Marijuana Industry, published in 2017, billionaire “social justice” financier George Soros has spent over $100 million to commercialize high-potency marijuana products in the United States. This money has mostly been run through Soros’s Drug Policy Alliance (DPA). Cort, a successful business owner and former addict himself, became an active leader opposing the DPA and its commercial, media, and political allies attempting to legalize and commercialize the cannabis industry in his home state of Colorado. The battle took the form of a proposed amendment to change Colorado’s Constitution to legalize, “regulate” and commercialize the cannabis (marijuana) industry. It was called Proposition 64.
New Mexico High School Basketball Coach Resigns After T-Shirt Complaint by Atheists
- By Christian Newswire
MADISON, Wis. -- The head basketball coach of Animas Public Schools in Colorado resigned after being attacked by Madison, Wisconsin's Freedom From Religion.
Before a playoff game on February 27, the athletes wore T-shirts saying, "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me."
Allegedly, the coach was holding Bible studies with the players, but the players attended a Bible study on their own and the coach taught the group once in a while.
As Europe Goes, So Goes America?
- By W.H. Lamb
Several years ago, my wife’s cousin in Washington State sent her a disturbing email. She added her comments: “I thank God that I’m the age I am, for I would hate to see what is coming to America—in fact, what may already be here.” I kept her email on file because it so bothered me that I didn’t want to consign it to cyber oblivion. I read it again recently, and I’ve decided that it must be shared with concerned patriots who read this great digital purveyor of truth known as The Times Examiner.
Discrimination and Disparities
- By Walter Williams
My longtime friend and colleague Dr. Thomas Sowell has just published a revised and enlarged edition of "Discrimination and Disparities." It lays waste to myth after myth about the causes of human differences not only in the United States but around the globe. Throughout the book, Sowell shows that socioeconomic outcomes differ vastly among individuals, groups and nations in ways that cannot be easily explained by any one factor, whether it's genetics, sex or race discrimination or a history of gross mistreatment that includes expulsion and genocide.
Post 214 at Gun Show
- By Tony Dunn
Members of American Legion Major Rudolf Anderson, Jr. Post 214 talk to visitors at the gun show held at Greenville Convention Center about the advantages and benefits of being an American Legion member. They also shared information about the Cecil D. Buchanan Museum of Military History at Post 214 located on 3110 Wade Hampton Blvd.
Proviso Pork Spending: A longstanding Legislative Tradition
- By Rick Brundrett - The Nerve
As S.C. lawmakers head into the final weeks of adopting an approximately $30 billion state budget for next fiscal year, their taxpayer-funded goody bag keeps growing bigger.
For years, lawmakers have slipped in funding requests – often for their own pet projects – through obscure state budget provisos. The latest budget cycle is no different.
Many University Campuses Are Playgrounds for Insanity
- By David Limbaugh
If you think the left hasn't taken over university life in America, you are probably not paying close enough attention or in denial.
I'm not just talking about the liberalism of the professors and the core curriculum but about all of college life. There are glaring examples of leftist extremism everywhere you turn, and they're so loony that even sane liberal parents should be concerned.
Chinese Activists Awarded for Human Rights Contributions
- By Christian Newswire
MIDLAND, Texas -- ChinaAid awarded three individuals and one church for their outstanding contributions to Chinese human rights, religious freedom, and rule of law at an annual banquet yesterday evening.
Three of the recipients, who include dissident Chen Wei and, as a collective, Early Rain Covenant Church in Chengdu, Sichuan, received ChinaAid's Courage Award. The other awardee, who must remain anonymous, is the pastor of a house church in China.
Armed Forces Day Parade Meeting
- By Tony Dunn
Area veteran groups meet at Tommy's Ham House to plan for the upcoming Armed Forces Day Parade to be held May 18th, Main Street downtown Greenville. SC Parade will start at 4 p.m.
SCDOT’s Pothole Projections have Plenty of Holes
- By Rick Brundrett - The Nerve
Last fiscal year, the S.C. Department of Transportation estimated it filled more than 37,000 potholes in small, rural Kershaw County – the biggest number among the state’s 46 counties.
In comparison, the pothole total was more than three times DOT’s projected number of patched potholes in Greenville County – the state’s most-populous county – and nearly 25 times the estimate for Charleston County, which has the third-largest population.
Greenville County Among Best in South Carolina to Grow Short-Term Saving
- By Steve Sabato - SmartAsset
A new study by SmartAsset ranked Greenville County among the top places in South Carolina to grow your short-term savings. The study analyzed data on savings account rates, household income, living expenses and taxes to determine where savings could be maximized over a one-year period.
Check out the table below to see how the leaders in South Carolina ranked:
Additional study details including the methodology and interactive map can be found here: https://smartasset.com/checking-account/savings-calculator#SouthCarolina
Please let me know if you would like any additional information regarding the study, and I am happy to help.
- Washington Center Explores Indoor Garden
- Upstate Newspapers
- Documents Show Florida Abortionist Using Cash Biz, Deception, Fraud, to Avoid Paying Multi-Million Dollar Malpractice Judgment
- The President and Congress Act on Visa Issues
- A Nation at War With Itself
- Australia Requests Prayers for National Elections
- Tent Revival Guest Line-up for May 6-10, 2019
- The Presidential Prayer Team to Host the Largest Online Prayer Event in US History on the 2019 National Day of Prayer
- Did the President Obstruct Justice?
- Rep. Ilhan Omar Laughs at Americans for Fearing al-Qaeda
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