Clemson steering committee makes final push for moratorium input
With survey responses slowed by COVID-19, the steering committee is making a final push to gather community input on Clemson’s building moratorium.
Brewery presses pause button on Astro project
The former Astro theater that has stood vacant on College Avenue in Clemson for a dozen years will stay that way for the foreseeable future, as Magnetic South Brewing Company has put plans to locate in the building on hold.
Police: Man hit in head with champagne bottle at Publix
A 29-year-old Easley man was arrested after police allege he hit another man over the head with a champagne bottle last week, sparking a series of lifesaving events at Publix on Tiger Boulevard in Clemson.
School officials: Face shields no substitute for masks
State requiring masks for students returning to class
Clemson to post new graduation dates this week
Clemson University is expected to announce a new set of graduation ceremony dates this week, its school president recently announced.
City’s wastewater data not showing COVID decrease
The latest wastewater monitoring results in Clemson show the highest detection of SARS-CoV-2 — which causes COVID-19 — on Clemson University’s campus since early last month, a stark contrast to the drop-off in recently confirmed cases.
New Clemson police boat purchase on hold
When the Larry W. Abernathy Park opened more than 15 years ago, it became necessary for Clemson police to purchase a boat to patrol the waters of Lake Hartwell surrounding the park.
Tax-free weekend kicks off today
Families in the local area and throughout South Carolina are expected to be out shopping for back-to-school items as the state’s tax-free weekend begins today.