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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.
At its post-breakfast meeting on Wednesday, Oconee County Council is scheduled to look at two paving projects totaling more than $100,000, its last action items of the year.
Using a staggering defensive effort over the first three quarters, the Walhalla High School girls’ basketball team held on late for a 34-30 victory Friday night over Pendleton.
Achieving the Walhalla Fire Department’s improved ISO rating was the result of hard work and partnerships with other agencies, Chief Brandon Burton told city council.
Amber Dawn Carroll was booked into the Oconee County Detention Center just before 4 p.m. Thursday after being found by a deputy in the warrants division.
Autumn Renee Kiser, of Rowland Street, was arrested Wednesday and charged with grand larceny and giving false information. She was also served with an outstanding warrant for third-degree domestic violence.
It wasn’t necessarily the complete-game performance she was looking for, but Ashlen Dewart couldn’t have more pleased with how her Seneca High School girls’ basketball team opened up Friday night against Daniel.
The unquestioned senior leader of the Daniel High School boys’ basketball team, Griffin Hunter has continually made big plays for the Lions over the course of the young season.
A workshop on a proposed Keowee Trail project will take place Monday morning after inclement weather forced its postponement earlier this week.
The Chinese Christian Church at Clemson, which was first organized more than 30 years ago to serve a growing number of Chinese students, scholars and faculty living in the local community, is getting closer to opening its new facility on S.C. Highway 93.
The inaugural year for two magnet schools in the School District of Pickens County is nearly halfway over, and officials are already in the process of accepting applications for next school year.
County officials want to market Pickens County as “your natural destination,” according to Pickens County Council chairman Roy Costner.
The Stumphouse Mountain Bike Park will be opening the second phase of its trail in the spring.
