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Clemson basketball landed a commitment Thursday from 6-1 guard Al-Amir Dawes of Elizabeth, N.J.
School District of Pickens County superintendent Danny Merck is embarking today on a weeklong trip to Finland, joining 22 other South Carolina leaders visiting public schools.
Following a series of unsuccessful efforts to gain public approval, the controversial modified year-round calendar is again a topic of discussion in Oconee County.
Organizers of a community garden project focused on revitalizing Westminster and producing fresh food have scheduled a meeting for Monday.
Sandy Sandifer recently traveled to Wilmington, N.C., in hopes of providing relief to a city that has been devastated by Hurricane Florence, and he is going back again to offer help through a Christian organization called Samaritan’s Purse, which works to help those in need around the world.
No arrests have been made and the investigation is continuing in the death of a teenager who was shot and killed while in a vehicle near the Anderson and Oconee County line.
Emily Beth Madison, 25, of 4840 Highway 81 South in Starr, is charged with two counts of shoplifting after reported thefts on Sept. 15 and Sept. 25.
Arrest warrants allege Samuel Scott Gray, of 113 Jamlette Drive, broke into a home on Mountain Road near Westminster on Sept. 2.
Clemson city officials recently met with representatives of The Arts Center, Clemson African-American Museum and the Central-Clemson Recreation Center to begin embarking on the first-ever capital campaign designed to bring individual projects to fruition.
David Alburt Maye is charged with first-degree domestic violence and kidnapping, according to warrants.
Lining Salem’s tennis court to accommodate games of pickleball will have to wait until spring.
Former Seneca city administrator Greg Dietterick may soon have a new role with the city.
At first glance, the idea of National Newspaper Week may seem to only matter to people like us at The Journal — those who make journalism their life’s work.
Editor: Since it’s October and Halloween is not too far away, maybe someone could use a good laugh. Here’s something for you.
