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Pickens County’s swift water rescue personnel were recognized Monday night for their work before, during and after Hurricane Florence last month.
Members of the Oconee County Special Rescue team and the Anderson City Fire Department partnered recently to help those impacted by floodwaters in Marion as a result of Hurricane Florence.
A singlewide mobile home was deemed a total loss in the aftermath of a home fire in Westminster on Thursday.
Gov. Henry McMaster will attend the opening of a time capsule buried outside the Pickens County Courthouse in 1968.
Clemson Police Chief Jimmy Dixon, members of his command staff and officers enjoyed a cup of java and the opportunity for conversation with Clemson University students and local residents Wednesday morning at a local coffee shop.
Keowee Key has been recognized for creating a community where people and wildlife can both flourish.
The Oconee County Sheriff’s Office could be receiving upgrades to current body cameras and five additional cameras as soon as November.
A lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court against the School District of Pickens County alleges district officials failed to protect a 7-year-old student from sexual assault and blamed the victim for the assault.
“Celebrate Oconee” will be held from 6-9 p.m. Friday, Oct. 12, at Chattooga Belle Farm in Long Creek.
The Journal won nine awards — including five for first place — in the South Carolina Press Association’s recently announced Palmy Awards for effectiveness in advertising design.
For a second time this season, Oconee County law enforcement will use metal detectors at a high school football game to scan fans as they enter the gates Friday night.
Looking back over the past five years as chief executive officer of Foothills Care Center, Kelly Ross is excited about the growth of the faith-based program and lives that have been changed.
