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CENTRAL — When Hayley Hoover signaled for timeout midway through the third set of her team’s season-opening match against Greenville on Monday night, the Daniel High School volleyball team was on the brink of letting the night slip away.
Pickens County School Board chairman Brian Swords said new technology upgrades in the school district are going to make for improved instruction and more accessibility for students this school year.
Construction of a retaining wall and sidewalk at University Ridge and Foy Creek in Clemson has been officially completed.
A 52-year-old Seneca woman reported missing earlier this month was found safe in Clemson on Sunday, according to the Oconee County Sheriff’s Office.
SENECA — The Oconee Christian Academy boys’ cross-country team opened its season by winning a tri-match with Anderson Christian and Foothills Christian on Monday evening.
CLEMSON — Joe Landrum, Clemson’s first baseball All-American, died Sunday in Columbia at the age of 89, according to a news release from the school Monday.
PICKENS — A two-vehicle accident late Saturday night near Pickens claimed the lives of two people and injured both drivers.
CENTRAL — If the opening drive of the season was any indication Friday night, the Daniel High School football team isn’t going to consider shying away from opportunity this fall.
CENTRAL — The last time Hayley Hoover took the floor for the Daniel High School volleyball team, the Lions blew past Bluffton for a decisive 3-0 victory and walked out of White Knoll High School in Lexington with the Class 3A state championship.
A year after its groundbreaking ceremony, Tri-County Technical College officials and Oconee County leaders stood inside the college’s new Oconee campus Friday for a formal dedication ceremony.
While large daily newspapers have struggled to survive in recent years and many have written the eulogy of printed news, community newspapers are finding ways to remain viable.
Tri-County Technical College president Ronnie Booth said he was driving one day several years ago when a phone call came in from State Sen. Thomas Alexander.
The homeowners association president of the community that spoke the loudest against a short-term rental policy Seneca City Council rejected this week said she supports the council’s decision to scrap the policy and start the process over.
