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Matthew Hinton, the 22-year-old Seneca man accused of beating his daughter, Brianna Bright, to death, will be in court again Tuesday to make another request on bond.
John Pulliam, owner of 1st Choice Realty, presents a $1,000 check to Vicki Andy, left, and Patti Bowling, board members of Our Daily Bread, as a result of a recent food drive to benefit the nonprofit organization. Another fundraiser for Our Daily Bread, The Sock Hop, will take place from 6-10 p.m. on Jan. 29 at St. Paul’s Catholic Church on Bountyland Road in Seneca.
Oconee Presbyterian Church Pastor Bob Anderson, left, and church member Mark Harris place flags in front of their congregation’s building on Highway 130 in Seneca on a recent afternoon. Each flag represents one of the 3,660 fetuses aborted daily in the United States. The flags are also intended to raise awareness for Sanctity of Human Life on Jan. 24.
Sponsorships are available for the 9th Annual Foothills Gala to take place at 6:30 p.m. on Feb. 27 at the T. Ed Garrison Arena in Clemson.
Algeria, a first-round opponent of the U.S. at this year’s World Cup, advanced to the quarterfinals of the African Cup of Nations with a 0-0 tie against host Angola on Monday night.
The buzz surrounding Denny Hamlin started months before he took the checkered flag on last season’s finale. What was a murmur, though, suddenly became a roar.
Brett Favre and the Minnesota Vikings have been nearly flawless this season in their raucous roofed stadium, sleek as ever on the artificial grass with the thermostat set near 70 degrees and the only breeze coming from the air conditioning ducts.
The San Diego Padres have agreed to a $2,125,000, one-year deal with Jerry Hairston Jr.
The crowd chanted Rick DiPietro’s name as the clock ticked down on his first shutout in almost two years.
The world didn’t come to a standstill when Gilbert Arenas was suspended indefinitely by the NBA, the season wasn’t canceled when he pleaded guilty to a felony. The Washington Wizards have to continue to show up for games and play them, and they’re actually doing OK.
Justine Henin’s new, philosophical outlook on life and tennis comes with a few fringe benefits. She’s dining out more, for one thing.
NBC saw its telecast of the Golden Globe Awards draw nearly 17 million viewers on Sunday, a 14 percent jump from 2009 and a victory for the troubled network, despite a poorly reviewed performance by host Ricky Gervais.
Bedridden Hollywood actor Dennis Hopper said on Monday he was seeking a divorce from his fifth wife while fighting what a family friend called “a valiant battle” against prostate cancer.
