Charleston attorney Julian Allen filed the summons on Jan. 31, alleging the city was liable for “the negligence, gross negligence, recklessness and other liability forming conduct” that caused Gregory Chandler Metz’s death.
WALHALLA — For the first time in history, the woodwind ensemble of the U.S. Air Force Heritage of America Band is gracing the stage of the Walhalla Performing Arts Center.
SENECA — The infamous Utica mill community property known as the “Compound” is no more, news that was met with a mix of emotions on Wednesday morning.
CLEMSON — It doesn’t appear former South Carolina governor Nikki Haley will have to step away from her lifetime position as a Clemson University trustee as she reportedly prepares to formally announce a 2024 presidential campaign.
A bill introduced by Congressman Jeff Duncan that would prohibit health care workers from being forced to receive a mandatory COVID-19 vaccine passed in the House on Tuesday, even picking up seven Democratic votes of support.
CLEMSON — The Clemson Area African American Museum is celebrating Black History Month with a series of February programs.
SENECA — Dispelling what it called “misinformation” that spread online over the weekend, the School District of Oconee County says students are allowed to sleep on the bus, as long as they’re sitting upright.
In December, Rep. Neal Collins of Easley prefiled H.3460, a bill that would create the Blue Origin Flight Lottery Commission.
