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The South Carolina Court of Appeals has reversed a $5.3 million defamation verdict awarded three years ago to a former ...
I tend to think of it in terms of the academic calendar — I’ll make a resolution to try to be better about sprinkling in a ...
A controversial ordinance dealing with annexation is scheduled for a final reading at Walhalla City Council’s meeting today ...
A crowd of more than 200 people stretched in front of Seneca City Hall on Saturday as part of the nationwide No Kings protest ...
WESTMINSTER — Westminster City Council will convene tonight for a public hearing and final vote on its $24.4 million fiscal ...
A former branch services manager of the Oconee County Library System has filed a lawsuit against the library, citing ...
At the “Golden Tiger Reunion” held recently, the Clemson Alumni Association celebrated the class of 1975 for surpassing $60 ...
Clemson men’s basketball coach Brad Brownell announced the hiring of Jon Uribe as the program’s director of basketball sport ...
A local congresswoman introduced two bills last week— one aimed at sanctuary cities and the other focused on drug traffickers.
The city of Clemson’s Planning Commission will hold an “informal public session” about a proposed eight-story student housing development during its regularly scheduled meeting tonight.
One person died and three were injured after a two-vehicle collision on Saturday, according to officials. Knox Howard Kelley, 83, of Seneca, died from his injuries at 8:56 p.m. in the intensive care ...
Less than nine months after the former bridge was damaged by Hurricane Helene, elected officials, city employees, community members and S.C. Department of Transportation personnel ...