A Liberty woman has been charged with murder after investigators allege she shot and killed her husband with a hunting rifle while he was in bed asleep Sunday morning. 

Schools in Oconee and Pickens counties will be closed again today due to anticipated icy road conditions this morning.

The Clemson Planning Commission held its monthly meeting Monday night, but a major agenda item involving the presentation of a proposed mixed-use development on Keowee Trail wasn’t included.

A local auditing firm has given the School District of Oconee County the best opinion possible on its annual financial audit.

After city council agreed to buy 62 acres of land for potential recreational uses at its November meeting, Westminster Mayor Brian Ramey announced the formation of a steering committee Monday to plan the property’s future.

For the sixth consecutive year, Oconee Countians have decked the halls — or at least the lobby — at the World of Energy with carefully trimmed trees.

While most students in the Upstate face the possibility of makeup days if school is canceled early next week due to inclement weather, Pickens County students won’t have to worry, as their assignments can be completed online.

Walhalla police will be focusing on getting intoxicated drivers off the road throughout December. 

The city of Clemson announced this week that more work on S.C. Highway 93, from Palmetto Smokehouse to the Esso Club, has resulted in multiple lane closures and will include periods of complete closure, with work continuing into the spring.

More than 130 Seneca High School students spent about an hour and a half helping 108 students from Northside, Blue Ridge and Ravenel elementary schools shop for Christmas presents on Friday. 

Snow could come to Oconee and Pickens counties as early as tonight, with as much as 8 inches in the higher elevations and 1-4 inches in other areas.

From his office, Seneca city administrator Scott Moulder has access to security camera footage of activities around the bus stop near Norton Thompson Park. 

The Keep Oconee Beautiful Association awarded the winners of its annual photo contest last Saturday morning, marking more than a decade of the contest that showcases the beauty of the county. 

Two private equity firms have reached an agreement to buy out a branch of Johnson Controls, impacting the West Union plant and expected to be completed by the middle of next year.