Nearly a year ago, local business owner Stephen Baxley noticed a familiar name on a work order request. A name he hadn’t seen in more than 20 years — Al Langston.
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Nearly a year ago, local business owner Stephen Baxley noticed a familiar name on a work order request. A name he hadn’t seen in more than 20 years — Al Langston.
Nearly a year ago, local business owner Stephen Baxley noticed a familiar name on a work order request. A name he hadn’t seen in more than 20 years — Al Langston.
A North Carolina transplant who now calls Central home, Starlett Craig doesn’t necessarily have deep ties to Oconee County.
A combination of inclement weather and industrial breakdowns hampered efforts to finish repairs on a portion of North Townville Street in Seneca this week, but the end is now in sight, according to one of the top South Carolina Department of Transportation officials working on the project.
Lightning struck twice in Walhalla during a storm last weekend just a few hours after a structure at the water treatment plant failed, causing up to $25,000 in damages to the city’s infrastructure.
Duke Energy’s World of Energy at Oconee Nuclear Station will host the 2017 Thread Heads Quilt Show titled “Eclipse” Aug. 2-31 in the World of Energy lobby.
Oconee County’s popularity as a tourist destination is seemingly ever increasing, and it’s also become one of the most desirable areas for retirees to relocate, but sometimes even those who live here can forget about everything this little neck of the woods has to offer.
Private gifts to Clemson University and IPTAY in the fiscal year ending June 30 set annual fundraising records for the university, the school announced in a news release.
Clemson City Council has authorized staff to apply for a community development block grant to assist in funding a more than 5,300-square-foot expansion and renovation of the Littlejohn Community Center.
Southern Wesleyan University officials said Friday that a limited number of students were affected by an email breach this week.
The South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce reported Friday that the state’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate fell for the third consecutive month — to the lowest level since December 2000.
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