Drivers traveling along Walhalla Highway (SC-183) should prepare for long-term traffic delays starting Monday, September 14, as the South Carolina Department of Transportation begins major road ...

A landmark decision by the South Carolina Supreme Court has cleared the way for Oconee County’s long-delayed “Sewer South” expansion along the I-85 corridor, ruling unanimously on September 9 that a ...

The Clemson University community is grieving after authorities recovered the body of 25-year-old Erick Ross from Lake Waccamaw—located 40 miles west of Wilmington in southeastern North Carolina—on ...

The Oconee History Museum has been selected as one of 88 small museums nationwide to receive a Fiscal Year 2026 Inspire Grant for Small Museums from the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) ...

The Pioneer Rural Water District Board of Directors met recently to discuss planned upgrades to its water treatment facility following the selection of Harper General Contractors for the project.

Walhalla residents will have an opportunity to meet the city’s new administrator, David Poulson, during a community reception on Monday evening. Organizers with Partners for Progress are hosting the ...

The Pickens County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help in locating 16-year-old A’Mya Brown, who ran away from her residence in the Central area of Pickens County on foot on 8, 2026.

The Supreme Court of South Carolina will convene at Clemson University on September 15–16, 2026, bringing the state’s highest court to campus for two days of public oral arguments. Held at the Brooks ...

Heading to Clemson’s First Friday Parade today? Keep in mind that parade lineup begins at 4:00 PM on Highway 93 at Cherry Road, with official road closures taking effect at 5:45 PM before the parade ...

A 76-year-old Westminster resident was taken into custody Wednesday afternoon by the Oconee County Sheriff’s Office on a felony exploitation charge. Booking records indicate Anthony Carl Michaud, of ...

The South Carolina Supreme Court has ruled that a constitutional challenge to an Oconee County bond ordinance was filed too late, affirming the circuit court’s dismissal as modified. In an opinion ...

In a decision filed September 9, 2026, the South Carolina Supreme Court unanimously affirmed the dismissal of a lawsuit challenging Oconee County’s $25 million bond ordinance for sewer infrastructure ...