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By Greg Oliver
The Journal
WALHALLA — A group of Walhalla High School ninth-graders are taking steps to improve the physical and internal health of Williams Creek as part of its connection to the Adopt-a-Stream program.
Skyla Peay …
Former Seneca City Councilman Stuart Pohl has made his intention to return to council official.
The scent of burgers, fries and victory wafted through the stately White House on Monday as President Donald Trump saluted the Clemson Tigers for winning college football’s national championship.
Voters in Salem will be going to the polls to elect a new councilman to replace Lynn Towe, who was elected mayor in October.
One man is dead and three other people are injured after a “near head-on collision” Monday afternoon on Lawrence Bridge Road.
Walhalla resident Darryl Broome, who has served in federal and state government in recent years, has returned to the banking career he once enjoyed for 18 years.
A man was hospitalized after being pulled from a house fire Monday morning in Westminster.
Four residents of a home were displaced and a dog died in a fire in Walhalla on Saturday morning.
CLEMSON — Even the frigid temperatures and a short bout of sleet couldn’t put a damper on the Clemson Tigers’ national championship celebration on Saturday morning in Death Valley.
Willie: Dear person hyper concerned about “homeless bums” overtaking Seneca, it’s people like you who cause me to begin to lose faith in humanity.
More than a quarter of a century after graduating from Seneca High School, David Crane is returning to his alma mater as its head football coach
Daniel De’Shawn Wardlaw, of Yellow Jasmine Road, is charged with first-degree domestic violence and two counts of malicious damage to personal property.
A dozen Clemson residents told representatives of a development proposed on Keowee Trail that they have numerous concerns that keep them from supporting the project.
CLEMSON — First pitch for the Clemson vs. South Carolina baseball game on Saturday, March 2, at Fluor Field in Greenville is set for 1 p.m., it was announced Monday.
