March has come roaring in on the opinion front. Guest columnists have opined on everything from Trump and DOGE to Ryan ...

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In this episode of the Chromatography Life podcast, our host Neil Lander sits down with Tom Walter, a corporate fellow at Waters, to explore the fascinating journey of UPLC column evolution. Tom, a ...

In 2010, the U.S. had just become the world’s top wine-consuming nation. A recession and a global wine glut had left us ...

Corporate staff confirm that Spencer’s Gifts will join the several other retailers in The Columns off of Vann Drive in ...

Friends have asked me where I get the ideas or thoughts for my columns. Inspiration comes in various forms. Spontaneous ...

A reader and friend, Zilphy DuRant of Florence, South Carolina mailed me a letter and clipping from The Post and Courier ...

Louisiana’s leaders have the power to choose mercy over death, to affirm that our justice system is capable of grace. Jessie ...

Our younger generation today may wonder how America became such a divided country. I think the pandemic had a lot to do with it. To this day there are Covid-deniers — people who, for whatever reason, ...

According to the report, the Department of Education’s paperwork required millions of man-hours per year to complete. And to ...

International Women’s Day, I spent the day at the 18th Annual Lawrence County Women’s Conference. I was there with about 300 fabulous women. If awesomeness could be measured like earthquakes on the ...