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Editor: Democrat Mary Geren is running in the Nov. 6 midterm election for U.S. Congress from South Carolina District 3 against incumbent Rep. Jeff Duncan.
South Carolina Superintendent of Education Molly Spearman said the office she has held since 2015 has given her a different perspective from her time spent as a teacher, assistant principal or state legislator.
Jonathan William Duncan, 39, of 1900 Highlands Highway, pleaded guilty to attempted murder, second-degree domestic violence and possession of a weapon during a violent crime, according to a news release from 10th Circuit Solicitor David Wagner.
After serving 10 months as a Salem town councilman, Lynn Towe will now fill the late Diane Head’s vacant mayor seat after winning a special election Tuesday.
Walhalla City Council signed off Tuesday on the issuance of water system and sewer system revenue bonds of up to $25 million to fund the city’s new water treatment facility on Lake Keowee.
Gregory Gene Trotter, of East Wesley Street in Walhalla, is charged with accessory after the fact of a felony.
Willie: Ever notice how you never see people on beer commercials drinking the beer they’re advertising? Wonder why?
Helping Hands of Clemson founder and former director Jean Tulli, named Service to Mankind recipient by the Clemson Sertoma Club during the summer, has since gone on to win district and state honors and is up for the national award to be announced in March.
After a bit of confusion on fees set to be put in place next year for solid waste disposal in Oconee County, the matter of setting those rates was postponed Tuesday night until the language and fee structure can be straightened out with the county’s interim administrator.
Plans to build a new Seneca library on 4 acres of land adjacent to Blue Ridge Elementary School never came to fruition, and officials are now in the process of returning the donated land to the School District of Oconee County.
In its first real test against the pass this season, the Clemson defense left something to be desired against Texas A&M.
The Oconee Christian Academy boys’ cross-country team captured the South Carolina Association of Christian Schools state championship on Saturday with a strong showing in Charlotte, N.C.
A $100,000 gift from Dabo’s All In Team Foundation will allow the 3D mammography program at Oconee Memorial Hospital to expand.
Arthur Sears has been a Clemson resident for nearly 20 years but his roots go back even farther.
