When Steve Lemere heard the kazoos and noisemakers Friday morning, he thought it was a group of kids. 

Mellow Mushroom will make its official return to Clemson with a grand opening Monday.

More than 100 customers waited outside the Seneca Bi-Lo store for a chance to receive a gift card worth up to $500 and see the changes made to the store in a six-week remodeling effort.

The community has an opportunity this week to learn more about a French-based company operating in the business incubator in downtown Walhalla.

After a long absence, Mellow Mushroom will soon be returning to Clemson — albeit in a different location and with a more modernized look.

Oconee County will get nearly 60 new jobs with a planned expansion of auto part supplier Koyo Bearings — an investment worth more than $19 million.

BorgWarner in Seneca will resume making parts for the Ford Motor Company this week after Ford ended a temporary cutback in production of pickup trucks.

While the reception to dedicate the Martin House at Sandifer Funeral Home was an emotional moment to open a more home-like option and hand the keys to the next director, Cecil Sandifer made a point to give back to the community that gave so much to him.

The Chick-fil-A on Sandifer Boulevard in Seneca is planning to shut down operations at the end of the month for about six weeks to make changes to the restaurant.

With music playing and a prize wheel clicking in the background, soon-to-be customers lined the sidewalk at Hartwell Village for the second time in a week to get a glimpse at Seneca’s newest retailer.

BorgWarner in Seneca will feel few effects from a temporary cutback in production of pickup trucks announced by the Ford Motor Company this week. In fact, the Seneca auto parts supplier is continuing to expand its workforce.

The Hartwell Village shopping center will see a second retailer open its doors on Thursday morning as Marshalls hosts a grand opening from 8 a.m.-10 p.m.

The original Mr. Knickerbocker Clemson sports apparel and gift store that started on College Avenue 45 years ago will soon be closing.

Just weeks after closing its doors in April, the former Bi-Lo store on Rochester Highway in Seneca apparently has a new tenant.