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Clemson residents and other customers of the Anderson Regional Joint Water System are being asked to conserve as much water as possible due to a water main break.
With a fresh coat of paint, new floors and a fresh, casual menu, Bonaterra quietly opened the newest restaurant on Ram Cat Alley on Oct. 30.
Willie: I need help. I bought the Georgia pecans from a guy for many years here in the Oconee area.
The Clemson and Notre Dame football teams have a few commonalities this season.
Construction of two hotels planned for the Hartwell Village Shopping Center is running behind schedule as 2018 comes to a close.
The Lunney Museum in Seneca is scheduled to open Saturday for a Christmas event — the first time the museum has been open to the public in more than four months.
Two detention officers attacked and injured by inmates escaping from the Pickens County Prison Tuesday morning have been released from the hospital, according to Chief Deputy Creed Hashe.
A Monday traffic stop near Knox Road in Seneca ended with two people charged with trafficking methamphetamine.
CLEMSON — The Clemson basketball team received some welcome news on Wednesday after an uncertain knee injury forced guard Marcquise Reed to leave Tuesday’s game against Saint Peter’s.
A confirmed case of mumps identified with a connection to Clemson University on Tuesday is also connected to Tri-County Technical College, according to officials from the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control.
Walhalla water customers will have an additional 10 days to pay their bill this month without penalty after action this week by city council.
In The Journal, Westminster’s city administrators can’t afford enough police officers to provide adequate security protection for its citizens, yet it can invest $200,000 for an approved purchase of property that will require a very long and added unnecessary expense for a yet-to-be-determined recreation facility — a benefit for the citizens that may never come to fruition.
The school districts of Oconee and Pickens counties exceeded the state average in their on-time graduation rate as part of the 2018 report cards released early this month by the South Carolina Department of Education.
HARTWELL, Ga. — The West-Oak High School wrestling team improved to 7-0 on the season on Tuesday as they traveled to Hartwell, Ga., and defeated East Hall High School 57-15 and Hart County High School 68-9.
