Anderson Independent Mail Videos: News Columns

Storyteller: Free radiates warmth

Charles Free grew up in Anderson, watched his father repair brass and copper radiators in the horse and buggy days, but decided to sell ice cream. Sixteen years after that, he decided to get his hands into what he knew about all along, the family business of fixing radiators. Retired in 2002, Mr. Free said the business is in the family hands of Scott King, and talks about replacing light and thin radiators of newer cars.

Former principal recalls Shiloh School

In 1942, Hazel Glenn was the teacher and principal of the Shiloh School which can still be seen from US 29.

Young Oconee man's home is an extension of his character

Oconee man crafts his log cabin home the old fashion way.

Storyteller: Five Forks and a Spoon

After at least 20 years of it having been shuttered, Clemson University graduate Hal Bagwell opened it again — this time as a deli.

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Nate Smith, 17, of Anderson survived a car crash with his parents and two sisters, beating the odds of being paralyzed, and with a new focus on life not to be wasted, he concentrates on school, skateboards, and the drummer of a Christian rock band.