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My letter refers to the most unfortunate headline “Real hatred” that Alex Maminakis used in the Tuesday, Nov. 20, issue.
With Clemson City Council approving the firm to provide consulting services, the city is embarking on its first-ever capital campaign.
Willie,
Wow, I can’t believe Seneca High School is looking for its seventh head football coach in 11 years. Actually, I can.
An effort by Seneca police to serve a man with an outstanding bench warrant at a home on Lindsay Road led to the arrest of four men and the seizure of several grams of drugs believed to be ecstasy, methamphetamine, marijuana and other controlled substances.
An officer of a nonprofit, multi-billion-dollar endowment from the Midwest stopped at the Oconee Business Center in Walhalla on Thursday to take a tour of its business incubator for local entrepreneurs.
A hearing has been scheduled in the case against the teenager accused of killing his father before opening fire at Townville Elementary School, a shooting that led to the death of a 6-year-old boy.
With just a little more than two weeks before the local Toys for Tots organization distributes toys to needy families on its list, the group’s organizer said they are still more than 3,000 toys short of what they will need.
Willie says: Last Saturday, I ran a comment from one of my readers who was critical of local judges they thought were setting bonds too low.
As winter weather begins to settle in, an Upstate band hitting the stage tonight at the Westminster Music Centre will have a performance that’ll be sure to keep your spirit warm.
Win tonight, and the Daniel High School football team can book its first trip to Columbia since 2013 for next weekend.
Dabo Swinney’s mantra of “best is the standard” continues to go far beyond just what the Clemson Tigers are doing on the football field.
Clemson Park sits mostly vacant these days, save for a community vegetable garden. But the park still holds a special meaning to many longtime residents.
In its first meeting as a committee, the Oconee Joint Regional Sewer Authority’s Sewer Permitting Improvement Committee identified current permitting struggles that could be cleaned up for its three member municipalities.
