CLEMSON — Clemson City Councilman John Fulmer didn’t mince words Monday over his displeasure with the South Carolina General Assembly’s recent amendment to state laws that, at the local level, has resulted in Pickens County urging the city to move its elections from even to odd-numbered years.
CLEMSON — Clemson City Council is unhappy over an amendment in state laws that could result in the change of voting from even numbered to odd-numbered years to coincide with elections in other county municipalities as well as reduce costs.
CLEMSON — Ten pledges of a Clemson University fraternity were arrested on a fall trip to the University of Georgia on charges ranging from trespassing, loitering and prowling to theft by taking, though all charges were later dismissed by a Georgia prosecutor.
CLEMSON — Some city of Clemson water customers will be without service for three hours this morning as a contractor works on an existing water main.
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PICKENS — The Pickens County Grand Jury has formally indicted a former School District of Pickens County teacher who was accused of having a sexual relationship with a student last year.
Teachers are expected to receive raises from the South Carolina General Assembly this year as it marches toward Gov. Henry McMaster’s goal of raising the starting teacher salary to $50,000 a year by the end of 2026.
Lauren Gamrat was an infant when her family lived in Clemson.
