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A court hearing this month related to the trial of former Walhalla Police Chief Ronald Wilbanks has been canceled after a judge approved a continuance.
The second in command at the Pickens County Sheriff’s Office was recognized Wednesday for his long career in law enforcement.
After 24 years of representation in the S.C. House from a career politician, I am voting for Jody Gaulin for S.C. House District 2.
A Duke Energy employee was scheduled to leave today for Bonner Springs, Kan., to take part in the International Lineman’s Rodeo.
Officials say a food truck policy is needed in Walhalla after a conversation sparked last week by news that a restaurant plans to move downtown from its current location outside the city limits.
Local business owners expressed concern to Clemson City Council last week about plans by the South Carolina Department of Transportation to install concrete medians on Tiger Boulevard and the negative impact they believe will result.
Tri-County Technical College president Ronnie Booth won’t be officially retiring for nearly nine more months, and one of his remaining goals is to complete the Ruby Hicks building renovation and lay the groundwork for a facilities master plan.
The Oconee County Sheriff’s Office is urging an extra dose of caution after several reports of men approaching houses to make driveway repairs.
With numbers that jump off the page, it’s certainly easy to point to the Daniel High School football team’s offense as the driving force behind the Lions’ turnaround season.
Willie,
I would like to suggest some things about the Oktoberfest.
Two words were written across the shirt of every smiling Clemson football player Tuesday afternoon as the team participated in its annual service project: “Serve others.”
“Surprise,” “strong” and “respect” were among the words used by officials in Oconee and Pickens counties to describe United States Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley after her resignation was announced Tuesday.
Oconee County Council named the three candidates for the vacant administrator position on Tuesday morning as the county moves toward finding a permanent replacement for interim administrator Rick Martin. The candidates are Les Blankenship, Jon Caime and Michael R. Renshaw.
