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To address the rapid growth in population and employment within Anderson and Pickens County, a regional partnership has developed the Clemson Anderson Pickens (CAP) Long Range Transportation Plan, and public input is considered crucial for its success. The public is invited to attend an open house on Monday, September 22, from 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm at Clemson City Hall […]

The Pendleton community announces a temporary road closure on September 19 for the annual “Hike to School” event, running from 6:45 AM to 7:45 AM. During this hour, East Queen Street will be blocked and only accessible from Greenville Street, ensuring the safety of participants in this community initiative.

In Oconee County, Wanda Harvey, 41, of Westminster, pleaded guilty to Assault and Battery of a High and Aggravated Nature for a November 13, 2022 stabbing. The incident occurred near the Oakway community during an argument in a vehicle when an intoxicated and belligerent Harvey cut the victim’s neck, severing an artery. Responding quickly to the scene, Officer Brandon Cobb […]

COLUMBIA, S.C. — In observance of Child Passenger Safety Week (Sept. 22-27), the South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) is emphasizing the critical importance of proper car seat use and hosting a series of educational events. Every year, thousands of children across the country are severely injured or killed in car crashes. Many of these tragedies can be prevented […]

Walhalla City Council has settled on the S. John Street property for its new police station after Mayor Tim Hall led a discussion on location options. After input from the project contractor and Police Chief Tim Rice, the council affirmed its decision to move ahead with the city-owned land opposite the former Avondale plant. Construction is expected to begin in […]

A traffic stop on Monday led to the arrest of a Seneca man on a meth trafficking charge, the Oconee County Sheriff’s Office reported. James Earl Robey, 47, was stopped on Highway 59 near Seneca after deputies observed his vehicle with an improper license plate. During the stop, Robey was found with approximately 13.47 grams of methamphetamine. Robey was taken […]

Walhalla’s elected leaders have unanimously approved two resolutions. The first resolution designates September 21 as the “Charlie Kirk Day of Remembrance” in Walhalla. The second is a city-wide call to practice and promote civility… This resolution on civility is supported by a national survey revealing that 93% of Americans believe incivility is a problem, with 60% viewing it as a […]

Long Creek Volunteer Fire Department is mourning the death of Chief Stanley Brewer, who served the community for 50 years. Brewer was a dedicated firefighter and leader whose selflessness and commitment are remembered by his colleagues and the community. His leadership and impact left a lasting impression on all who served alongside him. A funeral service is set for Friday, […]

After two years of success on the Square, Pendleton Candy is expanding. Owner Kimberly Blackwell is set to open a new shop in Liberty and has her sights on a future downtown location in Walhalla, the city where she graduated high school… She said a lot of her clientele are Clemson students…

Following the arrest of a former rescue squad officer on embezzlement charges, Oconee County’s budget committee is now considering a new policy to tighten oversight of public funds. The proposed “Financial Policy for Funds Provided by Oconee County” would formalize rules for county agencies and select non-profits, including volunteer fire departments, the Rosa Clark Medical Clinic, and the Farm Center. […]