Initial talks have begun to bring a handful of local agencies “under one umbrella” as a non-profit 501 (c) 3 that would work with economic and community development in Oconee County.

A Dacusville woman authorities say shot and killed her two children and severely wounded her husband Tuesday remained in Greenville Memorial Hospital late Friday, along with her husband.

The arts are something Clemson University’s Dean Emeritus of the College of Business and Behavioral Sciences Bruce Yandle said benefits everyone, not just the artists themselves.

As warmer temperatures bring people outside to enjoy Oconee County lakes, residents and visitors to Lake Hartwell are taking advantage of water levels that are at their highest in nearly two years.

Members and non-members of the Central-Clemson Indoor Rec Center may soon have to pay more to use the facility.

Oconee County Councilman Paul Corbeil praised the work of county officials to improve services to its residents during a budget workshop Tuesday night.

Clemson University officials and water chiefs from Washington and Columbia talked Thursday about new technology that will drastically improve data collection from U.S. water systems. Among the goals is enhanced monitoring of the Savannah River Basin that stretches 312 miles from the river’s local headwaters to the Atlantic Ocean.

Girls and young women ages 6 to 18 are headed to Clemson University today and Saturday for the university’s 15th annual Bring Your Daughter to Clemson weekend.

A man, wanted for a Sex Offender Registry violation, is being sought by Oconee County Sheriff’s deputies.

The 911 tapes that led to the discovery of three shooting victims in Dacusville – including two dead children – were released by authorities Thursday.