Homelessness is a tricky issue.

They have been called “the Greatest Generation,” a phrase coined by retired NBC news anchor Tom Brokaw.

For most of us, memories of Christmas morning are filled with wide-eyed, happy children running excitedly to find gifts waiting for them underneath the Christmas tree.

For nearly 10 years, Our Daily Rest in Seneca has sought to help those who are homeless.

We congratulate Chief Brandon Burton and the Walhalla Fire Department for improving its Insurance Services Office (ISO) rating from a Class 3 to a Class 2/2x.

It’s the first weekend of the Christmas shopping season, and everyone is looking for the best value for their money as they buy gifts for family, friends and coworkers.

Voters in the city of Clemson have one more opportunity to have their voice heard in the 2018 elections with a runoff today for the final seat on Clemson City Council.

Former Clemson city finance director Tom Sparacino pleaded guilty this week to embezzling money from the city, admitting he took tens of thousands of tax dollars that didn’t belong to him for his personal use.

The county administrator search in Oconee County has been a bit cloudy from the start, and a new layer of fog just rolled in from the coast on Tuesday night.

Clemson resident Bill Funchess was awarded the Order of the Palmetto during a Veterans Day event in Liberty on Sunday.

About a decade ago, a father said goodbye to his only daughter, a preschooler who loves her daddy very much.

After months and in some cases years of campaigning, the midterm elections are over.

Much has been said about the importance of today’s midterm election. We believe all elections are important.

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