Today's Hits and Yesterday's Favorites
On Tuesday, March 21st from 5:00pm until 7:00pm, the SCDOT is inviting the public to a meeting at Mt. Lebanon Elementary School. The meeting will give the public the opportunity to learn about the State’s plans to better facilitate traffic and make improvements at the I-85 and US 178 interchange.
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Anderson County announced the completion of improvements at the Gracie S. Floyd Event Center at McFall’s Landing. The project included access improvements to the courtesy docks and patio extension with a decorative concrete finish. As part of the effort, a wooden fence was removed and replaced by decorative boulders, complementing the building’s rock façade. Two eight-foot matching benches were installed on […]
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Central, South Carolina – A large-scale training exercise will be held at D.W. Daniel High School on March 13th, 2023, beginning at 8:00 AM. This exercise is an opportunity for first responders throughout Pickens County to train together on active threat and mass casualty response. The training will involve structured scenarios to allow first responders to hone their skills in […]
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The colder weather pattern I discussed last Friday is delayed, but it won’t be denied. As expected last week, we’re seeing another rainy Friday, with a possible thunderstorm in the Lowcountry, but the mother lode of cold air won’t follow the front causing today’s rain. Saturday looks cool and dry, but another cold front will move through on Sunday with […]
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Police in Trumann, Arkansas arrested 19-year-old Anthony Howard of Williamston and 37-year-old Grace Smith of Piedmont. Trumann Police Department said a vehicle wanted in South Carolina was spotted via a license plate reader camera Tuesday afternoon and subsequently stopped by law enforcement. According to police, Howard was wanted in Anderson County for manslaughter while Smith was wanted for discharging firearms […]
Read moreOn Thursday, Oconee County Sheriff’s Deputies arrested two people for prostitution. Jail records show that 26 year-old Anthony Raekwon Stutts of Spartanburg and 34 year-old Nina Kate Byrd of Clemson were each charged with the offense. Both were booked into the Oconee County Detention Center and released on bond. In Westminster, Police arrested 37 year-old Jacob Mark Smith and 27 […]
Read moreThe City of Walhalla and Main Street Walhalla announce that interim Main Street Director Catherine “Catie” Fisher has been named as the new, permanent full-time Main Street Walhalla Director. Catie has been serving in the interim role since November 2022. Fisher began working as a volunteer with the Main Street Walhalla Program in January 2022. A few months later she […]
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Oconee County Administrator Amanda Brock, has been given a $10,000 annual salary increase and her contract was extended through 2026. The county council approved the raise and extension following executive session at Tuesday night’s council meeting.
Read moreClemson University Police are warning about the latest mixed alcoholic drink trend, one that has become popular on TikTok among college-age users, called BORGS – or Blackout Rage Gallons. Sgt. Charles Burkes took to social media to talk about the dangerous fad sweeping college campuses… Dozens of students at the University of Massachusetts were hospitalized over the weekend after binge-drinking […]
Read moreSeneca’s 12th Annual Race for the Green begins on Saturday morning at 8:00am, and City Events Coordinator Riley Johnson says that around 600 runners are expected in town this weekend… You can find out more by going to the City of Seneca’s website.
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