Residents of Clemson Downs will soon have a unique opportunity to enjoy the outdoors through a wildlife garden that is expected to be completed this summer.
School District of Pickens County superintendent Danny Merck, who has been in the position since 2014, will keep his job for at least five more years, with a salary increase to boot.
In a special called meeting recently, the Pickens County School Board voted 6-1 to approve the final reading of a proposed budget that represents a more than $6.4 million increase from the current budget, as well as a one-mill tax hike.
After spending the past 17 months as acting city administrator, Andy Blondeau will now be able to remove the “acting” portion of his title.
Fleet Reserve Association Branch No. 15 held a Memorial Day ceremony to remember those who sacrificed their lives in the line of service to the United States.
A longtime Central-Clemson Recreation Center employee has been promoted to serve as the organization’s assistant director.
After COVID-19 threw a wrench into her plans, Miss Clemson Anna Newton is finally competing for Miss South Carolina after holding her current title for almost two years — an uncommon situation in the organization.
Greenville attorney Rivers Stilwell made another passionate plea to Clemson City Council recently for fairness in the development of Keowee Trail, which he said is zoned for student housing.
