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Duke Energy’s World of Energy is kicking off springtime with two main events to celebrate not only the blooms on the trees but local budding artists as well.
Orangetheory Fitness is in the construction process of converting the former Wayback Burgers into an exercise studio at Gateway Village in Clemson.
While no increase to the per-kilowatt-hour charge is expected in 2019 for Blue Ridge Electric Cooperative customers, the unknown fate of the failed V.C. Summer nuclear project could potentially bring rate repercussions for customers.
After several undercover buys last year, an operation on July 31 and the subsequent arrest of a mother and son, the unit returned earlier this week and arrested the pair again for allegedly selling heroin and meth out of the home.
Edna Gentry Smith
April 10, 2019
WEST UNION, S.C. – Edna Gentry Smith, 75, wife of Hubert J. Smith, of 433 Ebenezer Road, passed away Wednesday, April 10, at Cottingham Hospice House.
Funeral services will be conducted at …
Gene Sheriff
April 10, 2019
WESTMINSTER, S.C. – Gene Marshall Sheriff, 78, husband of the late Mavis Marie Sheriff, of 2269 Dr. Johns Road, passed away Wednesday, April 10, at the Cottingham Hospice House.
A funeral service will …
Betty Anne Rawl Lafforthun
April 8, 2019
CLEMSON, S.C. – Betty Anne Rawl Lawrence Lafforthun, 79, passed away peacefully on Monday, April 8, at Oakleaf Village in Greenville, S.C.
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday, April …
Christine Stephens Burdette
April 11, 2019
WESTMINSTER, S.C. – Christine Stephens Burdette, 89, wife of the late Walter Clayton Burdette, formerly of 511 Old Seneca Road, passed away Thursday, April 11.
A funeral service will be held at …
The Hagood Mill Historic Site is the new home of the Watermelon Crawl Festival.
Fred Barber began his new job as superintendent at High Falls County Park after the retirement of Tom Hulse on Sunday.
Pickens County attorney Ken Roper wants county officials to have more say in the terms of contracts with other entities.
While some city officials have known for more than six months about the Hells Angels Motorcycle Club’s plans to hold its annual summer rally this year in Clemson, 10th Circuit Solicitor David Wagner said he only learned of the visit this week.