Richland County Recreation News
You may recall the past mess that was the Richland County Recreation Commission . Once the delegation was able to make changes, we finally had someone from our area serve […]
Read MoreMore than 250 pre-filed bills. Your thoughts?
Since last session, I’ve been hearing from many of you on a variety of topics. Mainly: Roads and Ethics. To that extent, I focused my time and research on those […]
Read MoreCOMMUNITY UPDATE: September 2010
While I don’t have an opponent in November, I’m always talking with neighbors at their doorsteps and out in the community to hear what’s important to them and learn what […]
Read MoreCOMMUNITY UPDATE: May 2010
*** STATE HOUSE *** We’re into the final weeks of this two-year session and the House has passed several bills of significance since my last Community Update. Briefly, I’ll list […]
Read MoreCOMMUNITY UPDATE: March 2010
*** STATE HOUSE *** We’ve almost completed two months of this year’s session and have passed several reforms in advance of the upcoming Budget Debate in two weeks. For a […]
Read MoreCOMMUNITY UPDATE: November 2009
There’s a lot to share this month! ACCEPTING PAGE APPLICATIONS IN NOVEMBER: If I represent your family in House District 71 and your son/daughter is a college-student in the Midlands […]
Read MoreCOMMUNITY UPDATE: July 2009
We’re at the halfway point of summer and I hope you and your family have had a chance to relax and spend time together at the lake, beach, mountain or […]
Read MoreBudget Stimulus Debate: Give Peace a Chance
When I first spoke with my pastor years ago about possibly serving our community and state, he told me “Politics isn’t Sunday School.” That phrase has stuck with me (and […]
Read MoreCOMMUNITY UPDATE: January 2009
If you have events you’d like me to share on the website, please contact me directly through NathansNews and I’ll be happy to see how I can help pass along […]
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