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The City of Clemson invites residents to share their input on three major projects shaping the community’s future: the Clemson Safety Action Plan, Long Range Transportation Plan, and Comprehensive Plan. On Monday, September 22, from 5:30 to 7:00 PM at City Hall, a Joint Open House will provide an opportunity for attendees to learn more and offer feedback that will […]

SCDES Provides Resources and Helpful Tips for Owners of Septic Tanks COLUMBIA, S.C. — To help draw focus on the important role of septic tank systems and the proper maintenance they require, Sept. 15-19 is recognized as “Septic Smart Week” in South Carolina by a proclamation issued by Gov. Henry McMaster. The declaring of Septic Smart Week aligns with national efforts led by […]

The City of Walhalla has announced the first switch to new water mains on South Tugaloo Street, marking a major step in a $10 million water and sewer infrastructure upgrade. This extensive project is funded by South Carolina’s Rural Infrastructure Authority and aims to modernize aging systems, some of which date back to the 1920s. The water line improvements are […]

Clemson residents will have the opportunity to voice their opinions this evening on a rezoning application that could pave the way for a new housing complex near 398 and 400 College Avenue. The proposal, submitted by LV Collective of Austin, Texas, outlines plans for a development featuring 770 bedrooms and 10,000 square feet of commercial space across approximately 3.25 acres. […]

All nine candidates running in the upcoming Westminster City Council election are expected to take part in a public forum scheduled for this evening at the city’s Senior Center. Judy Caywood, who is helping organize the event, encourages residents to attend and engage with the candidates starting at 6:00 p.m. The forum offers voters an opportunity to hear directly from […]

On September 12, 2025, at approximately 8:20 p.m., the Pickens County Coroner’s Office responded to the 1000 block of Jones Mills Road in Six Mile, South Carolina, for a recreational vehicle accident. The vehicle left the roadway and went down a ravine, ejecting the driver into an earthen embankment. The driver, identified as 71-year-old David Ricky Morris of Six Mile, […]

The Oconee County Sheriff’s Office has confirmed that 16-year-old James Dee Balogh, who was reported missing and endangered, has been located and is safe. Balogh was reported missing by a family member on the morning of Sunday, September 14, and was living in the Madison Community area in the southern part of the county. The Sheriff’s Office expressed gratitude to […]

New Rules and Limitations to Bring Clarity, Consistency, Accountability to All State Agencies COLUMBIA, S.C. – Governor Henry McMaster has issued Executive Order 2025-31, directing the state Division of State Human Resources (State HR) to implement updated and revised telecommuting and remote work policies for state employees in order to provide clarity, consistency, and accountability across state government. State law provides that […]

WALHALLA, SC — The City of Walhalla Water Department has lifted the boil water advisory for customers in the area of 3820 Blue Ridge Boulevard. The advisory was issued after a fire hydrant was replaced. Water samples have been tested and confirmed safe for consumption. Customers can now resume normal water use without boiling it. The City of Walhalla Water […]

All nine candidates for the Westminster City Council election in November are expected to participate in a forum at the city’s Senior Center on Monday. The candidates are seeking seats in the election on November 4. Judy Caywood said that everyone is invited to attend the event, which starts at 6 p.m…