Columns & Letters

Q: I own a small company, and we lease the building we operate from. As an entrepreneur, how do you know when it is time to stop leasing and buy a place of your own?

Water. We all need it—and know we need it—for optimum health and wellness, but a shocking few live daily life in a properly hydrated state and certainly not with appropriate consistency. One doctor-driven report revealed that fully 75 percent of Americans may suffer from chronic dehydration.

Q: My husband runs a small business that has never done very well. We have three kids, and I make $55,000 annually in my job. Part of what I make has been going into the business for over a year to help keep it afloat, and we don’t have a lot of money in savings. What do you think we should do?

Q: How can you help healthcare workers?

A: Bon Secours staff appreciate the generous donations they’ve already received from local businesses.

They are very grateful to the restaurants for thinking of the men and women on the front lines of this unprecedented pandemic.

Morning finds me fumbling around in the dark, trying to find a suitable spot to sit among the trees and watch the world come alive. As the sun breaks the horizon, daylight floods the fields and the woods around me.

Q: What can you do to help?

A: We know a lot of people are struggling right now, so for the next few weeks, we’re going to be giving you one practical way you can help if you have the ability. This week’s entry comes from Prisma Health, which is seeking medical supply donations.

Are you tried of urban sprawl?

To the editor,

It is time for someone else to run the City of Greer. The purchase of the Greer Country Club by the City of Greer was suppose to be a benefit to the community; however, the Country Club has already been altered of its ambient character.