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More than 7,000 utilities accounts are read monthly by Clemson officials, a sizable task in itself, but one made even more difficult by the number of obstructed or “hidden” meters throughout the city.
Construction of a non-denominational chapel on the grounds of Clemson University should be complete by mid-2020.
An $11 million grant from the National Institute of Health has allowed Clemson University to launch a new research center that officials believe will lead to new treatments for disorders such as arthritis and osteoporosis.
South Carolina Vocational Rehabilitation’s Oconee-Pickens office hosted its first “Employer Lunch and Learn,” with guest speakers from a local assisted living home speaking to the impact the center has on the area.
Oconee Joint Regional Sewer Authority executive director Chris Eleazer said construction could begin in January on the renovation of the authority’s administration and operations building.
Burying construction and demolition waste on private property is now prohibited in the city of Westminster.
SENECA — It’s no secret the Seneca High School football team didn’t start the season the way it wanted.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate James Smith and running mate Mandy Powers Norrell made a campaign stop in downtown Walhalla on Thursday afternoon, talking to business and community leaders and saying he is optimistic about his support in the Upstate in the Nov. 6 general election.
Seneca junior quarterback Cole Bay overcame a slow start to the year and has begun to play more comfortably as the regular season nears its end.
Longtime Salem resident Steve Smith, a candidate for the District 1 seat on the Oconee County School Board in next month’s election, said fully funding teacher classrooms is “a must.”
Editor: For the first time in years, we have a contested, competitive election for S.C. House District 2. Democrat Jody Gaulin is challenging Republican Bill Sandifer, who has been in office for 24 years.
Jerry Lee has witnessed a number of changes in the School District of Oconee County during his 28 years of service on the school board of trustees.
Nearly 120 students in Oconee and Pickens counties learned about life in the workplace through job shadowing opportunities at 25 area businesses this week.
