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A 12-year-old was being treated at Greenville Memorial Hospital after an apparent tubing accident on Lake Keowee on Monday afternoon.
Seneca Police Chief John Covington said in a statement Monday morning that Joshua Douglas Burns, 40, was found at his home on Owens Road on Sunday afternoon.
Robert Seaborne Bragg Jr., of Liberty, is in the Pickens County Detention Center without bond on charges of attempted murder and possession of a weapon during a violent crime, according to Pickens County Chief Deputy Creed Hashe.
Anderson Police Capt. Mike Aikens said Monday morning efforts are still being made to identify a suspect in the case. He said several people have offered an identity of the same man, but that suspect has been ruled out because he has been behind bars since September.
Mark Alan McDow Jr., 29, is charged with first-degree domestic violence. He was being held at the Oconee County Detention Center on a $30,000 surety bond at press time Monday.
It was far from the ending the South Carolina baseball team desired or even deserved to conclude one heck of a turnabout from a season that at one point appeared on the brink of disaster.
Editor: “Good ole boys” politics are still alive and well in the city of Walhalla!
The campaign ads have been in the papers and on the airwaves, the speeches have been made and the candidates and their supporters are making their last pleas.
A group of Marines are enjoying some much-needed time off at Keowee Key this week.
The Pickens County School Board has approved a nearly $123 million general fund budget that features expansion of the School Resource Officer program to ensure full-time SROs in every school without a tax increase.
The fate of Republican and Democratic candidates in local, statewide and even the U.S. Congress is now in the hands of the voters.
A master plan review for subdivision development is included in the proposed changes for land development regulations being proposed by Clemson city officials.
With a pair commitments on the offensive side of the ball less than 24 hours apart on Sunday and Monday, Clemson’s 2019 recruiting class grew by two to 14 pledges.
