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WALHALLA — It didn’t take long for Patrick Nations to realize East Carolina was the school for him.
Willie: Can you find what the status of Bill H.3896 that resides in the Senate in Columbia is?
When Steve Lemere heard the kazoos and noisemakers Friday morning, he thought it was a group of kids.
B.J. Callahan spent Friday preparing 150 pounds of fresh pork and 22 chickens for a festival that accidentally started as a backyard get-together more than a decade ago.
With the fiscal year 2018-19 budget passed Tuesday night after much confusion in Oconee County Council chambers, Sheriff Mike Crenshaw found himself with funding for an additional three officers on top of nine new school resource officers.
While the first official day of summer Friday was a bit mild compared to the rest of the week, highs in the Upstate are projected to hover around 90 degrees in the coming days, forcing many people to brace for sunburn and rising electric bills.
Walhalla Presbyterian Church invites the community to enjoy a free patriotic concert Tuesday evening.
Now that I have won the primary for Oconee County Council’s District 1 seat, I believe it is time to speak to the 22 percent who voted for my opponent.
A Pickens County man was arrested Thursday after police allege he stole a truck and a number of tires from a fleet of new trucks at a Seneca auto dealership.
A 49-year-old Easley man who was fleeing from police died after a wreck Thursday in Pickens County, authorities said.
Seven months after police allege a Seneca man distributed crock cocaine to a confidential informant during an undercover operation, an arrest was made in the case Thursday.
Motorists planning to travel through Clemson next week should allow extra time to reach their destination due to ongoing roadwork, officials said Friday.
After no Clemson Tigers’ names were called in Thursday night’s NBA draft, one delivered good news via Twitter on Friday night.
Clemson City Council has given administrator Rick Cotton the go-ahead to apply for a Federal Transportation Administration Low or No Emission grant (LoNo) for three additional electric buses that requires a local match of $322,532 to the grant package.
