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The designer of a proposed Keowee Trail mixed-use development told an audience of nearly 30, including city council and planning commission members and other local residents, that plans for the project have been revised — including fewer units and no balconies.
Christmas trees are a staple throughout homes during the holiday season, but local emergency officials say maintaining those trees is important in order to prevent fires.
Pickens County staff members are asking county council to give them more time to make the county’s E-911 system more efficient.
Beginning today, parking will be easier for Christmas shoppers in downtown Clemson.
Willie: I live in Westminster. Please tell anyone that gets my mail not to write on the envelope.
There’s been plenty of national chatter this week, as has become an annual occurrence around this time in the college football season, about the possibility of expanding the College Football Playoff bracket.
With the holidays on tap, many anglers may be headed out of town to visit family or go on vacation. Travel may be destined for a fishing location, or fishing may be a by-chance occurrence.
In many smaller populations, medical specialists such as cardiologists often rotate in and out from larger cities, providing services to patients once or twice a week or a few times a month.
The South Carolina Department of Public Safety’s holiday “Sober or Slammer” campaign begins this weekend.
Walhalla utilities director Scott Parris is recommending the city test a new kind of meter, one that he says could help the city tackle leaks.
We’re just a little more than a week from Christmas Day, and most of you are probably already well into your Christmas shopping, decorating, gift wrapping and holiday gatherings.
After a week off for final exams, the Clemson basketball team will return to the hardwood this afternoon when it hosts Radford at Littlejohn Coliseum.
A public hearing is set for Monday night on a proposed text amendment that, if approved, would reduce the allowed maximum height from 65 to 50 feet for new buildings constructed in the commercial district of downtown Clemson.
