Three Clemson University Students Awarded 2019 Barry M. Goldwater Scholarships

(Seneca, SC)——————–Three Clemson University College of Science students were announced as the University’s winners of the 2019 Barry M. Goldwater Scholarships, which are premiere national undergraduate awards in the fields of mathematics, natural sciences and engineering.  The winners were Laura McCann, a chemistry major, Erin Mihealsick, a genetics and biochemistry major and Benjamin Slimmer, a physics major.  All three will […]

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Mathematics Professor Awarded The Presidential Medallion For Instructional Excellence At Tri-County Technical College Spring Commencement

(Seneca, SC)——–A Tri-County Technical College mathematics professor was awarded recently with the highest award presented to the faculty, the Presidential Medallion for Instructional Excellence at the College’s Spring Commencement back on May 6th.  Hubert McClure has been teaching classes at Tri-County since 1995 and currently teaches at Tri-County’s Anderson Campus. McClure attended Westside High School and earned an Associate’s Degree […]

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Sports Update For Tuesday, May 14th, 2019; Clemson and South Carolina Play Final Midweek Regular Season Games Tonight

(Seneca, SC)——-Both the Clemson and South Carolina baseball teams will play their final regular season mid-week games tonight.  The Tigers will be on the road in Conway to take on Coastal Carolina. First pitch is scheduled for 6pm. The Tigers are 30-22 on the season.  Meanwhile, the Gamecocks will play their final regular season home game tonight as they will […]

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10th Circuit Solicitor’s Office Announces Sentences In Neglect Of A Vulnerable Adult Trial

(Seneca, SC)————The 10th Circuit Solicitor’s Office announced last last week that Veronica Bryant pled guilty in General Sessions Court to Abuse of a Vulnerable Adult Resulting in Death and Possession with Intent To Distribute Methamphetamine in Anderson County.  Bryant was sentenced by Judge Cordell Maddox to 30 years suspended to 15 years in jail and five years of Probation on […]

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Clemson City Council To Hold Regular Council Meeting And Budget Work Session Tonight

(Seneca, SC)————–Clemson City Council will hold their regular City Council meeting tonight in Council Chambers in City Hall beginning at 5pm. After the meeting, Council will adjourn to a Budget Work Session. There will also be an additional Budget Work Session tomorrow night at 5:30pm. Also tonight, the Planning Commission for the City of Clemson will meet at 6pm in […]

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School District Of Oconee County Board Of Trustees To Hold Work Session Tonight

(Seneca, SC)———The School District of Oconee County Board of Trustees will hold a Work Session tonight in the School Board Conference Room on Pine Street in Walhalla.  The big item on the agenda will be continued discussion and the second reading of the Fiscal Year 2020 General Fund Budget.  According to information released by the School District, the School District […]

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Greenville Police Department And Greenville County Coroner’s Office Investigating Murder Of Anderson Teen

(Greenville, SC)—————The Greenville Police Department and the Greenville County Coroner’s Office are investigating the death of a Anderson teenager who was found dead inside of an apartment early Saturday morning.  The Greenville County Coroner’s Office has identified the victim as 18 year old Udeh Joshua Prince Osuagwu, Jr. of Thomas Street in Anderson. According to the Coroner’s Office, the victim […]

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Clemson Director Of Banks To Return To Faculty Position In The Performing Arts Department

(Seneca, SC)——Clemson University’s College of Architecture, Arts and Humanities Dean Doctor Richard E. Goodstein has announced he will step down from his position effective August 15th of this year to return to the faculty of the performing arts department, which he served as chair from 1998 until 2010.  Goodstein was appointed dean of the College of Architecture, Arts and Humanities […]

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Clemson University Graduate Student Researcher Wins BioOne Ambassador Award

(Seneca, SC)————————Clemson University College of Science graduate student researcher Rhett Rautsaw is one of only five scientists in the world to receive the 2019 the BioOne Ambassador Award, which recognizes early career authors working to communicate the importance and the impact of their research to the public.  Rautsaw’s paper, which was published in the Journal Copeia in March of 2018, […]

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