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A 54-year-old Walhalla man was arrested Wednesday after police said he tried to break into a woman’s house and threatened her life while pointing a gun at her through the window.
School District of Oconee County superintendent Michael Thorsland will undergo his annual evaluation by school board trustees starting Monday, but board chairman Andy Inabinet said he doesn’t anticipate any hiccups.
Clemson City Council is considering a policy that would help the city’s staff manage requests for displaying event banners on Clemson-owned street poles.
Central town administrator Phillip Mishoe said plans to pay two part-time firefighters to man the Central Fire Department during the day must come through a stipend.
CLEMSON — Dabo Swinney wasn’t surprised to have a quarterback transfer out of the Clemson program this offseason, but the timing with which Hunter Johnson decided to leave did catch him off guard.
More than 100 customers waited outside the Seneca Bi-Lo store for a chance to receive a gift card worth up to $500 and see the changes made to the store in a six-week remodeling effort.
Clemson City Council will be asked Monday night to authorize Mayor J.C. Cook to execute an intergovernmental agreement between the city and the Pickens County School Board for staffing a school resource officer at Clemson Elementary School.
A 19-year-old Walhalla man was arrested early Wednesday morning after police said they found more than 50 grams of marijuana in his backpack.
Choosing to make a public bond offering to finance Walhalla’s water treatment plant makes the most financial sense for the city, according to analysts.
Salem Police Chief David Poulson has announced he will be leaving his position to become the new city administrator for the city of Pickens.
After considerable discussion, Central Town Council voted Monday night to fund a new sewer line near Southern Wesleyan University via a $4 monthly sewer bill increase instead of seeking another grant.
Tuesday night’s primary election results were officially certified in both Oconee and Pickens counties on Thursday morning.
Willie: I just heard the county wants to tax people for renting out their homes!
