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The search has ended for 76-year-old Dale Hunter of Greenville. The Greenville County Sheriff’s Office reports that his body was located around 5:30pm Thursday night in a wooded area near Old Altamont Ridge Road. Hunter was last seen on April 5. Since then, 172 searchers from various agencies, dog teams, aircraft and drones were involved in the effort to find […]
Read moreFollowing a three day trial this week, the Honorable Lawton McIntosh sentenced Mary Nimmons Patrick to 25 years in the South Carolina Department of Corrections and a $100,000 fine, after a jury convicted her for trafficking methamphetamine between 200 and 400 grams. Tenth Circuit Assistant Solicitor Chelsey Moore appeared on behalf of the State, and the defendant was represented by […]
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The agenda is set for the Oconee County Council Meeting on Tuesday, April 24, at 6pm in Council Chambers of the Oconee County Administrative Offices at 415 South Pine Street in Walhalla. These public hearings are scheduled for the following ordinances: Ordinance 2018-07 “AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION, DELIVERY, AND IMPLEMENTATION OF AN INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN OCONEE COUNTY, THE CITY […]
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At 5pm on Tuesday, April 24, the Oconee County Transportation Committee meets in Council Chambers of the Oconee County Administrative Offices at 415 South Pine Street in Walhalla. The committee will discuss and possibly take action on the following items: update on Savannah Drive, update on Linhart Road, update on grading at the Golden Corner Commerce Park, update on Treasurer’s […]
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Tommy Preston, Jr., director of National Strategy and Engagement and Government Operations at Boeing South Carolina, will deliver Tri-County Technical College’s (TCTC) spring commencement address. The ceremony will be held Monday, May 7, at 6pm at Littlejohn Coliseum. Graduates will be awarded degrees, diplomas, and/or certificates during the College’s commencement. In addition to families and guests of the graduates, alumni […]
Read moreTractor Supply Company and the National FFA Organization are supporting South Carolina’s next generation of agricultural leaders through the third annual Grants for Growing program. This year, South Carolina Tractor Supply stores raised $18,500 through customer donations to fund local, youth-led agriculture projects made possible by the initiative. Tractor Supply Company, the largest rural lifestyle retailer in the United States, […]
Read moreThe community is invited to the Greater Clemson Music Festival that runs April 20-28, at various locations in the Upstate of South Carolina. On April 20, enjoy Music on the Green in Pendleton featuring the Hot as a Pepper Band. This is free to the public as it is hosted by Town of Pendleton from 7-9:30pm. On April 21, Hagood […]
Read moreThe ceramics studio in the department of art at Clemson University will hold its Spring Ceramics Studio sale and Community Support Art (CSArt) Pick Up from 10am to 5pm on April 25, in the hallway in front of the Lee Gallery in Lee Hall. The popular annual Spring Ceramics Studio sale is a fundraiser that supports student travel to the […]
Read moreAt a reception on April 20, the Clemson Alumni Association will honor the recipients of the 2018 Clemson Alumni Distinguished Service Award, the highest honor that the association bestows on former Clemson Tigers, reports the Clemson University Media Relations Department. The 2018 Clemson Alumni Distinguished Service Award winners are Neill Cameron Jr., Ann Harvin Whetstone Hunter, Anthony (Tony) L. Mathis, […]
Read moreUnited States Attorney Beth Drake announces the winners of the United States Attorney’s Office 15th Annual Project Sentry Logo or Meme Contest. The winners are from the following schools: K-2nd grade division winner is Samantha Bitts, Grade 2 from Ocean Drive Elementary School in North Myrtle Beach. 3rd-5th grade division winner is Ayden Downey, Grade 3 from Ocean Drive Elementary […]
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