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When Clemson Area Chamber of Commerce president David Lane announced this year’s recipient of the Duke Energy Citizenship Award during a recent Clemson City Council meeting, councilwoman Crossie Cox was shocked to hear her name called.

Jonathan Glenn Bagwell, 30, of 1227 Doyle St., is charged with second-degree domestic violence, resisting arrest and entering premises after warning following an incident at a business on E. North 2nd Street in Seneca.
Steve Henry Osbey, also known as Steven Henry Oglesby, died at the scene from a head injury, according to Oconee County coroner Karl Addis.

Social media challenges can work for the greater good, and Clemson University researchers hope a new study will lead to new ways of protecting young people from participating in the dangerous, or even deadly, ones.

Joshua James Emanuel Ernest Martin, of Lewin Lane, turned himself in at the Salem Fire Department on Thursday evening.

For employees and volunteers of the Oconee Humane Society, July 4 is “one of our most dreaded times of the year,” director Angel Newman said.

A dozen people have been arrested in the latest round of Operation Infinity, the Oconee County Sheriff’s Office’s continued efforts toward combating methamphetamine in the county.

For many, July 4 is synonymous with fireworks. State officials urge residents to keep safety in mind when it comes to lighting up the night.

Work is underway to create 10 cabins at Mile Creek Park in Six Mile.

Greg Dietterick has never been one for delivering poignant speeches during his time as Seneca’s city administrator.

The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division is investigating the death of a Seneca man who died after two altercations early Friday morning at a Clemson convenience store.

As July 4 falls in the middle of the week this year, some areas are getting a jump-start on celebrating.

Amanda Louise Patterson, 27, of Pickens Highway, was arrested on Thursday and charged with third-degree assault and battery.
South Carolina drivers won’t have to worry about lane closures on interstate highways as they hit the road for July 4.