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A boil water advisory has been issued by Pendleton Water Works due to a water main break on Micasa Drive, as announced by the Town of Pendleton. Residents near the area of Micasa Drive are advised to boil their water for a minimum of one minute prior to using it for drinking or cooking purposes. This includes those living on […]

Michael Chatham Jones, 33, and Dawson Monroe Addis, 32, were charged with burglary and other crimes in a domestic violence case in Seneca. The incident occurred on January 12th, with Jones allegedly assaulting a victim and damaging property. Jones is currently in jail with a $112,205 bond and will be monitored electronically if released. Addis is still wanted. Tips leading […]

A proposal for a new development has been submitted by a limited liability company, CS Acquisition, and is scheduled for a public hearing next month in Clemson. The City Council has arranged a meeting on Monday, February 5, at 5 PM at the city hall to discuss the plans for a parcel of land approximately 5.5 acres in size, located […]

On Thursday, a firearm was discovered in a restroom at West End Elementary School in Easley. The School District of Pickens County reported that a student admitted to bringing the weapon to school and leaving it in the restroom. The district stated that the school administration, in collaboration with a School Resource Officer from the Easley Police Department, conducted an […]

Following U.S. Representative Jeff Duncan’s decision not to seek re-election, two Republicans have emerged as potential successors for the South Carolina 3rd congressional seat. One of them is Sheri Biggs, a Salem resident and an officer in the Air National Guard. Biggs’ campaign announcement identifies her as a pro-life advocate, a supporter of the 2nd amendment, and a believer in […]

On Thursday, Pamela L. Christopher, from Anderson, became the first woman to chair the South Carolina Department of Transportation Commission. She’s also the CEO of the Anderson Area Chamber of Commerce and has contributed to economic development in South Carolina, Georgia, and Wisconsin. Christopher is a graduate of several leadership programs and is a member of multiple associations.

Frank Strait, a weather forecaster with the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources, predicts a storm from the Intermountain West will affect this region from tomorrow night until Friday morning. However, he anticipates that the temperatures in most parts of South Carolina will be too high for precipitation other than rain. There is a possibility of brief freezing rain in […]

On Tuesday, January 16, a fatal accident occurred at the intersection of Old Greenville Hwy. and Anderson Hwy., Clemson, SC. The victim, Jacob Walter Noack, 20, of Summerville, SC, was involved in a collision while riding his motorcycle. Despite wearing a helmet, Noack was pronounced dead at the scene. An autopsy is scheduled. The incident is under investigation by the […]

The Oconee County Sheriff’s Office reported the arrest of an attempted murder suspect, Eric Raymond Lavoie, following a stabbing incident that occurred over the weekend. Lavoie, 51, was allegedly involved in a dispute with his wife at a residence on Misty Hollow Lane when he brandished a knife. When another man tried to intervene, Lavoie reportedly stabbed him and fled […]

According to Oconee County Coroner Karl Addis, the 21-year-old Greenville man who died Wednesday night in Seneca is identified as:  Garrett Edward White. Coroner Addis said that Mr. White was in the driver seat of his vehicle when he was shot.  This incident was initially reported at 9:53 pm.   He was provided medical care by Seneca Police, Seneca Fire and EMS […]