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Duke Energy updates outage map technology Duke Energy updates outage map technology

Duke Energy announced Tuesday the company has designed a new outage map for users based on feedback from nearly 2,500 customers.

PRT grants get council’s approval PRT grants get council’s approval

Oconee County Council approved $30,000 in local accommodations tax funds for nine organizations in the spring cycle on Tuesday. 

County OKs up to $371K in grants including Y, sewer County OKs up to $371K in grants including Y, sewer

Oconee County Council moved through its agenda — including public comments and executive session — in less than two hours on Tuesday night while accomplishing nearly everything on its to-do list.

Walhalla council raises Stumphouse fees Walhalla council raises Stumphouse fees

Entrance fees will go up this summer at Stumphouse Mountain Park. 

Gas prices jump 5 cents in a week Gas prices jump 5 cents in a week

As Clemson students enjoy spring break travels and local families make plans for warm-weather vacations, everyone is bracing for a higher number at the pump as they gas up for trips.

Clemson University conducts active shooter training Clemson University conducts active shooter training

At 10 a.m. on Tuesday morning, a call went out over radio channels about a suspicious man at Daniel Hall on the campus of Clemson University.

Justification of infanticide  Justification of infanticide 

Editor: The Democratic governor of California has just announced a policy of sparing the lives of murderers on death row by terminating all executions by the state.

Seneca man charged with firing into car Seneca man charged with firing into car

Henry Kilpatrick Jr., 34, of 234 Capewood Ave. in Seneca, was charged with discharging a firearm into a vehicle while occupied and discharging a firearm inside city limits, according to warrants.

Preparing for the worst-case scenario Preparing for the worst-case scenario

Tragic shootings in schools, houses of worship and other public places appear to be happening more often these days, leaving innocent people dead or seriously injured, devastating families and communities. 

Clemson wins NIT opener over Wright State Clemson wins NIT opener over Wright State

CLEMSON — The Clemson men’s basketball team was able to finish what it started this time around and survive to see another day in the National Invitation Tournament.

Bobcats beat West-Oak on the diamond Bobcats beat West-Oak on the diamond

WESTMINSTER — Things seemed about even through one inning of Tuesday night’s matchup between the Seneca and West-Oak high school baseball teams.

Former Charleston chief talks about 2015 church shootings Former Charleston chief talks about 2015 church shootings

Clemson University Police Chief Greg Mullen said he has a reaction every time he sees an active shooter situation around the country. 

High school roundup: Walhalla golf wins Oconee tri-match High school roundup: Walhalla golf wins Oconee tri-match

WALHALLA — The Walhalla boys’ golf team hosted a tri-match on Tuesday at Falcons Lair against Oconee Christian Academy and West-Oak, and the Razorbacks came out on top.

Clemson town-gown board examines its own role, efficiency Clemson town-gown board examines its own role, efficiency

The Joint City University Advisory Board, founded more than 30 years ago, brings together representatives of the city of Clemson and Clemson University each month to discuss various topics.