Barry Stanley Whitten
August 6, 2018
CENTRAL, S.C. – Barry Stanley Whitten, 58, husband of Rhonda Lydia Moore Whitten, died Monday, Aug. 6.
Graveside services will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 11, at the Lawrence Chapel …

G. Clinton Morgan
August 7, 2018
SENECA, S.C. – Gary Clinton “Clint” Morgan, 85, widower of Pauline Hill Morgan, passed away Tuesday, Aug. 7, at Cottingham Hospice House.
Memorial services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, Aug. …

Christopher Ainslie Cushman (Chris)
July 24, 2018
SENECA, S.C. – And now these three remain: faith, hope and love; but the greatest of these is love. 1 Corinthians 13:13
Christopher Ainslie Cushman passed away on Tuesday, July 24, …

The Central Fire Department recently announced a new rank structure.

Zane Stuart Woodward, of Pawnee Drive, is charged with safecracking, grand larceny, breach of trust with fraudulent intent and three counts of forgery.

After completion of the first upgrade phase in March, the city of Westminster is tackling the second stage of its electrical system update.

For more than three decades, Helping Hands of Clemson has sought to improve the lives of children through a foster home, as well as its thrift store in downtown Central.

Water pressure issues closed the South Carolina Welcome Center at Interstate 85’s Exit 1 near Fair Play until about 4 p.m. Tuesday.

A proposed ordinance calling for a referendum allowing Clemson city voters to decide whether to extend permits for Sunday alcohol sales at grocery and convenience stores passed first reading Monday evening.

On Monday in Oconee General Sessions Court, Judge Scott Sprouse sentenced Chevis Morris to 30 years after Morris pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter, armed robbery and first-degree burglary, Solicitor David Wagner said in a news release. 

It remains early in the planning stages, but some of the groundwork has already been laid and the foundation will likely continue to be set this morning for a new program to help strengthen downtown Seneca.

Foothills Alliance offers prevention, intervention and support services to survivors of sexual assault and child abuse in Anderson and Oconee counties.

Clemson City Council members kicked around a number of alternatives to the South Carolina Department of Transportation’s proposal to construct a concrete median on Tiger Boulevard during a special called meeting last week.

Organizers hope to have Pickens County’s first emergency shelter open before the end of the year.