Category: News

Football season may have ended months ago but the accolades for one Seneca Middle School student continue. Eighth grader Keylin Holden was recently honored for both his offensive and defensive play by the Tri-County Middle School Athletic Association. The association named Holden to the 2013-2014 Jacky Stamps All-League Team 1st Team Defense for his stellar play on his team’s defensive line. He was also […]

Tri-County Technical College’s Veterinary Technology Department will hold a Pet Adoption Day on Wednesday from 2-6pm at Halbert Hall on the Pendleton Campus.  All animals have been spayed or neutered, received current vaccinations, wormed and checked for heartworms or feline leukemia. There is a $45 fee payable at the time of adoption.  This fee includes a microchip and registration. For […]

The Clemson University Undergraduate Student Government Sustainability Committee will host the annual Earth Day celebration from 2-4pm on Tuesday in the Carillon Gardens and North Green. Participants will be able to tie-dye T-shirts, paint flowerpots and upcycle crafts from waste items. There will be food tastings, entertainment, giveaways, games, quizzes, competitions and raffles. The event is free and open to the […]

Clemson University has been named one of the 322 most environmentally responsible colleges across the U. S. and Canada in the 2014 edition of Princeton Review’s Guide to Green Colleges. The guide, published in partnership with the U.S. Green Building Council’s Center for Green Schools just days before the April 22 celebration of Earth Day, is the only free, comprehensive […]

A task force is discussing a policy that would ban the use of all tobacco products on the campus of Clemson University, both inside and outdoors. David Wilkins, chairman of the Clemson University Board of Trustees said a task force is considering whether to present such a policy to the board. The policy would ban smoking, dipping, chewing and e-cigarettes.  The task […]

Biologists with the S.C. Department of Natural Resources are reporting increased bear activity throughout the state, and they urge people to use common sense when encountering these animals. The warm weather has black bears moving this spring. While people may be excited about seeing a bear, biologists urge them to remember that bears are wild animals and should be respected. Black […]

Quality Deer Management Association founder Joe Hamilton has been named winner of the 2013 South Carolina Environmental Awareness Award. Hamilton, whose voluntary wildlife conservation work spans over five decades, founded the Quality Deer Management Association (QDMA) in 1988. Today, the QDMA is a rapidly growing organization with more than 50,000 members in all 50 states and several foreign countries. He was […]

The first new highway signs directing travelers to South Carolina’s rural attractions or working farms will be installed by month’s end. The signs are similar to those that direct visitors to services off the interstates. However, these signs have the state Parks, Recreation and Tourism or the Certified South Carolina Grown agriculture logos. The signs are designed to make it […]

As Americans become less likely to invest in the stock market, a new Bankrate.com survey shows people are less comfortable about their debt compared to a year ago. Chief financial analyst Greg McBride explains what could be behind the nervousness. “Student loan burden in particular has really mushroomed over the past several years that may be just starting to take […]

The South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce is now offering an online tool to job seekers.  The website, www.jobs.scworks.org, is South Carolina’s most comprehensive job-search tool, fueled by the state’s largest workforce development database. It is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week at no cost to both jobseekers and employers. Jobseekers will find a wealth of […]