Anderson, SC News

• Anderson, SC News
• One of two inmates who escaped county jail back in custody
• Greenwood teen dies after being shot
• Oconee County rescue workers help exhausted hiker
• In Pendleton, bell tolls for those who fought, died
• Honor a veteran with a simple conversation
• United Way to hold annual meeting
• Friends of Elbert County Library will meet Thursday
• Get growing: Two farmers markets coming to Anderson in June
• Ed Harris challenges incumbent B.R. Skelton for state House District 3
• Explosion injures rider of personal watercraft on Hartwell Lake
• Ga. woman battling flesh-eating bacteria speaks
• Two inmates escape from Anderson jail
• Veterans remembered in Memorial Day service
• Black Confederate's unmarked grave gets new stone
• Storyteller: Stitching history
• Campaign notes: Which Congressional delegate does S.C. 'like' the most?
• To honor and remember: Easley man's two-year journey puts 4 names on The Wall
• Anderson County remembers the fallen for Memorial Day
• Crowder, Benca square off for county council seat
• Builder, retired naval officer vie for seat on County Council
• Greenwood speller prepared for trip to D.C.
• Volunteer opportunities in Anderson area
• “In-house” absentee voting begins Tuesday
• Candidates from northeast Georgia qualify for state- and federal-level offices
• Hart County High School graduation
• Summer camps’ deadlines near
• Man's posts removed from S.C. congressman's Facebook page
• Memorial Day events planned in Anderson area
• Early tests reveal 'nothing serious' in powder found in Michelin shipment
• Loss of federal grant money creates financial challenges for Anderson city officials
• Oconee County native received posthumous Medal of Honor
• Student leadership showcased at McLees in Anderson
• Agencies beef up area lake patrols for Memorial Day
• Candidate qualifying complete in Stephens County
• West Union man rams car into garage with his truck
• Michelin and Gray Construction plan subcontractor event
• Forum for U.S. House District 3 candidates set for June 5
• Literary lunch to benefit historic Ballenger House
• Anderson man's Facebook post draw scrutiny from law enforcement
• Anderson man charged in Williamston shooting
• Lavonia man celebrates birthday with $1M lottery win
• Investigation launched after powder found in Anderson warehouse
• Anderson sheriff’s dispatcher will be fired after pleading guilty to child neglect charge
• Candidate filing period busy in Franklin, Stephens, Hart counties
• Williamston officers dispose of seized drugs
• Franklin County commissioners review proposed budget requiring no tax rate increase
• Natural gas to fuel fleet at landfill
• Mobile meth lab taken off the street, one arrested
• Special day honors work of free clinics in South Carolina
• Court to hear Oconee sheriff candidate case
• Authorities looking for suspects in Piedmont purse-snatching
• McLees Academy takes leadership lead
• Alternative School and county school board pass budgets
• Hartwell Lake sailing club to open gates to the public
• Toccoa man charged with trying to pick up little girls
• Stephens County says it will sue in 30 days if Wilbros doesn’t eliminate odor
• Stephens County fiscal year 2013 budget proposal presented
• Republican Women to meet May 31
• Public hearing for Golden Corner Commerce Park will be May 29
• Clemson research to advance archaeological iron conservation
• Coram house finally moved in Lavonia to new site
• Council focuses on budget for razing rundown houses in Anderson County
• Alternative School board delays discussion on transfer proposal
• Scott Ward wins seat on Pendleton council
• Autographing an airplane
• Belton budget includes 2 percent raise for city employees
• Political fight accompanied creation of Hartwell Lake
• Itron to cut 300 jobs in West Union
• Storms cause damage, 30 percent chance of more rain Wednesday
• Retired judge files for injunction in Oconee County sheriff's race
• Greenville man arrested on child porn charges
• Man sentenced to 25 years for fatal 2010 shooting in Powdersville
• Assailants blame attack on man that elderly couple don’t know
• Two-county chase ends with man shooting himself
• Shaw establishes professorship in nuclear engineering at Clemson
• Candidate qualifying begins in Georgia
• Public views sought about reciprocal fishing license changes for Ga./S.C.
• Horses loose in Ohio where exotic animals escaped
• School District 5 may have to tap reserve fund
• Pickens council: PCB money hasn't helped us
• House candidates clash over experience, economic issues
• Get growing: Backyard garden an oasis for wildlife in Anderson
• Value of seniority an issue in District 4 S.C. Senate race
• Model of Boeing fin on display Tuesday in Anderson
• Incumbent faces lawmaker's son in S.C. Senate Dstrict 3 primary
• Franklin Springs officials crack down on community room rentals
• Toilet graveyard a boon for recyclers
• Familiar GOP foes meet again in House District 10 primary
• House veteran challenged by coach for GOP primary
• Sunny days set to follow Monday thunderstorms
• Coroner names passenger killed in Saturday wreck
• Ward, Hunteman to face off in Pendleton town election
• Fewer volunteers but more kittens in spring at PAWS shelter
• Storyteller: Cancer survivor prepares to hike Mount Kilimanjaro
• Raising 'dirty' money for Wren High athletics
• The tarnishing of Ron Wilson
• Proto-tea partier Ron Wilson wrote about debt issues 20 years ago
• Motorcycle accidents in Anderson area take lives
• Campaign notes: Politics a contact sport
• Three injured in Townville wreck
• Anderson Christian School graduation
• Incoming Anderson University students get a first taste of college life
• State patrol investigating fatal accident in Anderson County
• Stephens County comes together to Relay for Life
• Central opens new disc golf course
• Volunteer opportunities in the Anderson area for week beginning May 20, 2012
• Dennis Bell seeking seat on Stephens County Board of Commissioners
• Fewer volunteers but more kittens in spring at PAWS shelter in Anderson
• Ward, Hunteman to face off in Pendleton election
• Seneca man dies in motorcycle accident
• Franklin County High School graduation
• Elbert County Comprehensive High School graduation
• Camp aims to teach boys how to become men
• Cocker spaniel rescued unhurt from 30-foot-deep well
• Investigator: Teens in gangs are looking for 'family element'
• Anderson University trustees hear updates, take no action
• Franklin Board of Commissioners hears from consultants about striping grant
• Seneca police charge 8-year-old, 10-year-old with vandalism
• Church youth director released from Oconee jail
• Shaver Center to host free Mom and Baby Fair on Saturday
• Forum scheduled for Pickens sheriff candidates
• Free boat safety inspections to be offered May 26
• Corps waives recreation day-use and camping fees for military members and dependents
• Joey Preston, two others referred to criminal investigators for roles in Ron Wilson’s business
• Ga. student arrested after trying to grab police officer's gun
• Tips with pinch of wit served to aspiring chefs
• No one hurt in collision involving school bus and car
• Elections officials making preparations for June 12 primary
• Textile people hopeful about future
• City leaders looking for opinions about downtown Anderson
• Church youth director charged with criminal sexual conduct
• Anderson University clears hurdle for nursing school
• Emotions running high over billboards criticizing Iva police
• Belton council to hold called meeting May 22
• Honea Path Bi-Lo to host fundraiser for food pantry
• Belton to hold free bluegrass concert Friday
• Dementia respite program has openings
• Oconee County Republicans to host candidate forum Friday
• For summer students, Clemson campus offers serenity
• Anderson County man, passenger escape injury after truck catches fire
• Business consultant hopes to revive Liberty Denim
• Study says leasing airport land to Tri-County Tech could be 'beneficial'
• Pickens County, school board file suit against Clemson
• Oconee council defers fire tax increase, axes cost of living raise
• After collision, both sides charged with driving under suspended license
• Bagley proposes changes to Alternative School entrance
• Anderson University trustees to hear decision on nursing school
• Franklin County commissioners discuss health insurance at start of budget talks
• Three arrested on charges of crimes against children
• Calhoun Falls to hold yard sale festival
• Oconee Library Board to meet
• Bi-Lo Charity Classic Golf Tournament will be June 2-4
• Head Start has openings for 3- and 4-year-olds
• Amazon hiring for new S.C. positions through Internet site
• Lunch prices to rise at two Stephens County public schools
• Belton council members look for ways to cut spending
• District 5 school board approves price increase, other changes to lunch program
• Augusta water director lays out downstream demands on Savannah
• Urban chickens a popular topic in politics, farm stores
• Easley man dies in car wreck
• Tough economy still putting the squeeze on Anderson city budget
• At forum, empty chairs represented ousted Pickens sheriff candidates
• School District 3 names administrators
• Lyman man arrested, charged with soliciting minor on Craigslist
• Anderson County, city courting manufacturing industry
• Pendleton High principal resigns
• William Grant of Toccoa running for Georgia House
• Pedaling for Parkinson's: Alabama and into Tennessee
• Clemson professor awarded nearly $600,000 grant to study language of plants
• Stephens County losing revenue, faces new expense
• Toccoa considers adding work crews to next year's budget
• Humane Society wants to control Hart's stray dog population
• Candidates for Pickens sheriff say stricter gun laws not needed
• Shortage of inmate labor could affect Anderson County budget
• Central police chief, administrator removed from La Fiesta lawsuit
• Fallen officers honored at memorial service
• Hartwell forecast to drop another four feet by July
• James Bartee says state official’s letter answers qualification question
• Investigation of Oconee County sheriff candidate going to SLED
• S.C. gas prices now lowest in the country
• Franklin commissioners to tackle new budget
• Republicans to hold drop-in on Armed Forces Day
• Governor’s School wins Przirembel Prize for collaboration
• League of Women Voters to sponsor candidate forum
• Clemson professor and state peach specialist wins communications award
• Royston city attorney, community advocate dies
• Edwards' lawyers set to begin presenting defense
• Firefighters from three stations fight blaze at home near Honea Path
• Dogs jump through hoops for owners
• Canon celebrates conclusion of waterline work
• Coroner rules Hartwell Lake death a drowning
• Two Democrats vying for chance to challenge U.S. Rep. Jeff Duncan
• Storyteller: A nurse for life
• Oconee sheriff’s candidate investigated for alleged assault
• Fractured memories of a deadly encounter
• Georgia man drowns in Hartwell Lake
• Prom delivers night of treasured memories for children, adults with special needs
• Three Confederate headstones dedicated at Silver Brook cemetery
• Registered nurse celebrates 40 years of work, now encourages her mentor
• Oconee County marks Confederate Memorial Day with solemn ceremonies
• Erskine College sends off class of 2012
• First Monday Club meeting kicks off with name game
• Divers searching for man in Hartwell Lake in Anderson County
• Anderson City Council to discuss consolidation, Block Party and purchases
• Preston says arrest was attempt to discredit him in suit
• Burns' recommendations would keep Anderson County's economic development budget stable
• Fish hawk nesting on Clemson cell tower
• Forest Service seeks comments on pioneer farmstead near Chattooga River
• Clemson University graduates 2,800
• P.A.W.S. for a Cause to return to Hartwell
• Achievement marked in construction of Clemson wind turbine test facility
• Turfgrass specialist receives Clemson’s top agriculture honor
• Barker reports on progress at general faculty meeting
• Stephens commission to take “whatever steps necessary” to stop Wilbros odor
• Rep. Brian White to speak about Alzheimer’s disease at meeting
• Fall sports registration is open in Easley
• Toccoa to celebrate Train Day
• Lawmaker wants to establish fund to aid Cleveland Park train victims
• House candidates debate in forum in Seneca
• Man accused in Ohio homicides arrested in Anderson
• District 1 considers using reserve fund to balance budget
• Ray Callaham named principal of Palmetto High School
• Hospitals having to compete for prescription drugs
• Walhalla man jailed after two chases, resisting arrest
• Piedmont woman dies in single-car accident
• Graduation ceremonies move to Littlejohn
• South Carolina shows slight improvement in science test scores
• Franklin County Relay for Life set for Friday night
• Franklin County adopts new fire safety program
• Sage Market set to begin new season
• Coast Guard urges kayak, canoe safety
• Oconee Republicans to meet Monday
• Clemson University to hold workshop for rising high school seniors
• ‘Shine so good it’s on fire,’ says Palmetto Moonshine after small explosion
• Job fair in Toccoa to serve veterans
• Anderson County leaders to study some portions of sheriff's budget
• Fire ruins car at Exit 2 of I-85
• Man jumps into river seeking to elude pursuing deputy
• Police will be mall-walking Saturday to raise money for tipsters
• State Senate refuses to place candidates back on election ballots
• Officials want to hear what residents think about chickens in Anderson
• School District 1 board to hold budget workshop
• Family of pedestrian seeks $5 million in wrongful death lawsuit
• Work begins on Publix plaza in Clemson
• Clemson University names new life trustee to board
• Letter carriers to conduct food collection drive Saturday
• Stephens commissioners consider changes to county administration law
• Seneca police investigating cemetery vandalism
• Toccoa businessman says he will seek vacated Georgia House seat
• Cameron Burns joins AgSouth Farm Credit
• Apple Gold Group acquires 32 Applebee’s restaurants
• Charles Lea Center employee fired after charge of neglect
• Spartanburg man found guilty of attacking woman in Milliken Park
• Korean War vet shoots intruder inside home
• GlaxoSmithKline in takeover bid for Human Genome
• Anderson County committee rejects sheriff's request for emergency services money
• Oconee County Council candidates square off on issues
• Mayor, council member win re-election in Iva
• Auburn college honors Anderson veterinarian
• Finance chief: Clemson sports is a business, sort of
• Clemson considers required class to get students beyond memorizing facts
• Williamston man charged with forging relative's checks
• Anderson City Council to vote on whether to study sharing services with county
• Key vote expected Wednesday on placing candidates back on election ballots
• Rain expected Wednesday, but weekend to be clear
• Richard Gaines named adult education director of the year
• Daniel, Hanna High schools earn national recognition
• Student's journal alerts deputies to possible sex acts with school employee
• Oconee sewer authority raises rates, looks to hire assistant director
• Georgia budget includes money for Royston library, City Hall renovations
• Pickens County Council passes resolution aimed at EPA
• Clemson council approves rezoning of downtown parcel
• Tri-County Technical College holds commencement for 624
• Williamston business owners say renaming street could hurt them
• Get growing: Pendleton students learn from school's backyard garden
• Students start state testing Tuesday
• Faces of the decades: Tri-County Tech celebrates 50 years
• Downward trend in gas prices expected to continue
• Two business leaders file for open Clemson council seat
• Accident in downtown Toccoa kills motorcyclist
• Teen dies in wreck after leaving her prom
• Attorney general says federal charges are priority in Ron Wilson case
• Two hurt in accident on U.S. 123 in Pickens County
• Franklin County High seniors banned from graduation after school vandalized
• Mortgage Assistance Workshop will be May 15 in Clemson
• FFA Lowcountry Boil will be May 11
• Pickens County Retired Teachers will meet May 17
• Anderson Girls and Boys High Class of 1946 reunion will be May 15
• Belton clothing store that boasted quality, locally made products closing its doors
• Doves, butterflies released in honor of loved ones
• Southwood shop produces string instruments
• Job prospects for grads appear to improve
• Gantt formally charged with murder
• Business is picking up
• Saturday night at the fair in Anderson: Camel rides and Skee ball
• Scouts have a blast at Exporee in Anderson
• Expo shows what Oconee County has to offer
• Campaign notes: Signs of the season -- Adopt-A-Highway and Bowen for House
• Volunteer opportunities for the week beginning May 6, 2012
• Judge’s illness interrupts arraignment for Anderson teen charged with murder
• Iva voters will elect mayor and one council member Tuesday
• Anderson University graduates class of 2012
• Man sought in shooting deaths in Stephens County now in custody
• Calhoun Falls police chief resigns
• Teen charged with murder in February shooting
• 179 candidates removed from election ballots
• Hundreds gather for gala at Westside Community Center
• Detective says bloody brawl resulted in fatal shooting
• Anderson County Council members spar over budget
• Parents circulate petition against closing Carnesville Elementary
• Two festivals to spring to life in northeast Georgia
• Albert’s Road to be partially closed beginning Monday
• Bass Pro Troy Morrow to attend Outdoor Living Expo
• CAT buses have new look, expanded service area
• Stephens County commission to begin budget meetings May 14
• AnMed Health worker wins $10,000 playing the lottery
• Oconee council to question school board's finances
• Bus-car collision leaves schoolchildren unhurt
• Man charged with attempted murder at Clemson park
• Voter registration deadline for June primary is May 12
• Senate bill would give candidates a second chance to file campaign paperwork
• 285 graduate from Southern Wesleyan
• Clemson University dedicates Memorial Park
• Free pet services offered to Iva residents
• Hanna readies for largest freshman class
• Prayer event draws crowd to Anderson County Courthouse square
• Grady's Great Outdoors expanding its indoor space
• Clemson opens Center for Emerging Technologies at CU-ICAR
• Crews to break ground on mega-ramp at Green Pond Landing
• Driver thrown from pickup in collision
• Anderson apartment complex to close; residents seek new homes
• Food, fun and a pirate ship: The fair returns to Anderson County
• Opponents of plant pleased by Pioneer Water's decision
• Gala to raise money for Westside Community Center’s programs, roof
• Powdersville gets two new gas stations
• Pickens school board member calls on colleague to resign
• Iva police investigate shooting at business
• Franklin Springs man charged in fatal wreck turns himself in
• Woman charged with helping man wanted in two shooting deaths
• Pickens County Sheriff’s Office earns reaccreditation
• Anderson Democrats to meet May 5
• National Day of Prayer to be observed Thursday
• City manager proposes Toccoa budget
• Franklin County school board to hear public comments about possible school closure
• Boil-water advisory in effect in city of Pickens
• Judge throws out tribes' lawsuit on Sioux nickname
• Council tables Eddie Moore's proposal to cut millage for Anderson County
• Oconee council moves toward referendum on sewer funding
• Co-workers, family shower love on cancer victim
• Senators push bill to give tax relief to Ron Wilson investors
• Six Mile fire chief retires after 35 years
• Rain deficit has farmers worried in Upstate
• Rodeo to round up scholarship money for Crescent High
• Two arrested, one sought in double homicide
• Pickens County seeks legal advice over Twelve Mile Creek
• Remembering fallen officers in Anderson
• South Carolina-based company acquires Northland Communications operations in Franklin, Stephens counties
• League of Women Voters to sponsor forums May 8, 10
• Franklin County school board debating whether to close Carnesville Elementary
• Spartanburg woman charged with stealing lottery tickets
• Eddie Moore to propose tax relief
• Honea Path officer injured responding to bar fight
• Gas prices now below level of year ago
• Bowen campaign message attached to signs on state right of way
• Student collects can tabs to help others
• Son gets extra share after persuading mom to buy winning lotto ticket
• Two shooting victims identified
• NE Georgia Veterans Career Expo will be May 11
• Lavonia council to look at water, sewer rates
• Greenville father blames 'irresponsible gun owners' for child's death
• Anderson County fair returns on Wednesday
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• Drought lingers, threatens rain-dependent crops
• Longtime veterinarian retires in Hartwell
• Investigators seeking shooter in Northeast Ga. double homicide
• Greenville boy, 11, shot dead Saturday
• Storyteller: Lessons for Life
• Camps get ready with summer just around the corner
• Happy birthday, Hartwell Lake
• Wreckage from airplane crash removed
• Trains rumble through Central for annual festival
• Graduations start next week
• 50 years later, Hartwell Dam stands out for engineering feats
• Campaign Notes: Running for sheriff involves more than fighting crime
• Ethics form leaves candidates confused
• Sen. Kevin Bryant wins tea party straw poll
• Westminster puts land in conservation bank, city to get $250,000
• Hartwell celebration reflects on need to improve infrastructure
• Easley man pleads guilty to child porn charges
• Panel recommends no water, sewer fee hike for Anderson
• Businessman gets probation in Toccoa metals case
• Proposals sought for building broadband loop in northeast Georgia
• Clemson Arts Center to host exhibition May 4 to June 15
• Relay for Life will be May 4 at Pendleton High School
• One dead in fiery crash at Anderson airport
• Oconee standoff ends with one arrest, no injuries
• Iva motorcyclist dies after collision with tractor
• Sheriff Skipper and challenger agree on need for new jail but spar on other issues
• Golf ball-sized hail reported in Townville after Thursday storms
• Male mayor, police chief wear high heels to fight domestic violence
• No charges to be filed in dispute over Oconee County sheriff candidate signs
• Budget pains hit senior centers, agencies
• Fishing contest marks Hartwell Lake’s 50th anniversary
• City council panel ponders chickens in Anderson
• Motorcycle rider hurt, horse survives collision
• Annual March for Babies will take place Saturday
• Superintendent: Job cuts likely for Franklin County
• Northeast Ga. animal shelter's financial crisis continues
• Leads sought after Anderson business robbed twice over the weekend
• Campaign signs in Oconee County sheriff’s race disappear
• Seneca Fest adds extra day of entertainment
• Oconee County man sentenced to 25 years for first-degree burglary
• Aiken County joins severe drought list
• Coroner: Comforter likely contributed to baby's death
• Seneca, Oconee County complete Propex deal
• Franklin Springs to buy water from Royston
• Anderson School District 1 sets budget meeting
• Man sentenced in Pickens County to 30 years in prison for sex crimes against minor
• Man convicted of murder in Stephens County sentenced to life in prison
• Friends of Library annual meeting set in Anderson
• Rhodes Respite Care to host free Alzheimer’s and dementia program
• Westminster man dies after being taken into custody during drug operation
• Prices falling at the pump in Anderson
• Oconee County cuts budget, raises fire protection tax
• Coroner, police investigating death of Anderson County baby
• Pickens County school board member under fire for comments he denies making
• Legislators wrangle over how to pay for Charleston port dredging
• City, county consider consolidating some services in Anderson
• Prescription drug drop off in Oconee County
• Reward offered in Pickens burglary
• Clemson, Pendleton, Central all part of Greenville urban area, census says
• Man pleads guilty in Oconee County, says he hit, threw 5-month-old
• Woman who saved her family's 200-year-old home receives award from governor
• Anderson County business robbed twice in one weekend
• Anderson's Sen. Bryant ready for another fight over abortion
• Passerby sees flickering porch light in Pickens County, saves woman
• Anderson charity recieves $36,000 from Clemson University coach
• Toccoa taking ownership of Schaefer Center
• Pickens County schools join suit against Clemson
• Coroner identifies D.W. Daniel High student killed in wreck
• Spartanburg magistrate to resign as constable
• Man found shot to death at North Charleston store
• Sheriff candidates draw crowd to downtown Anderson
• Engaged with the Earth: home-schooled students visit World of Energy
• Wreck claims life of Daniel High School student
• Block party organizers ask Anderson leaders for $16,000
• Boaters, authorities monitoring break-ins along Hartwell Lake
• Boaters, authorities monitoring break-ins at boats on Hartwell Lake
• Clemson responds to threat of TIF lawsuit
• Car crashes into Honea Path post office
• Anderson School District 1 prepares to discuss budget
• Signs show South Carolina economy improving
• Federal prosecutors want receiver to take control of Ron Wilson’s assets
• Cold temperatures Monday night to extend into Tuesday
• Get growing: With a bit of planning, a backyard garden is possible
• Downtown beautification gets unanimous support in Clemson
• Clemson students to present dialogue event about identity
• Fish fry to raise money for children with special needs
• Glenn Brock receives award for community service in Pickens
• Parks director will speak at Toast ‘n Topics in May in Anderson
• Clemson walk raises thousands for Haitian water project
• Motorcyclist and his son recovering from collision
• A Scout above all others
• Antique wooden boats mark 50th birthday of Hartwell Lake
• Blues festival aims to bring more live music to Clemson
• Blue Ridge Electric CEO: Coal regulations could lead to higher rate
• Campaign notes: A stop sign in Iva, economic incentives and more
• Franklin Springs officials consider not letting public rent City Hall meeting room
• Man remains hospitalized after Anderson accident that left two others dead
• School districts gear up for summer lunch program
• Volunteer opportunities in the Anderson area for the week beginning April 22, 2012
• City council to discuss proposals for Anderson Recreation Center
• AU Stars shine during President's Gala
• Coroner: Two killed in wreck on S.C. 81
• 'Mayberry' draws crowd, faces that look familiar in Westminster
• Car crashes through door of small Pendleton grocery store
• Judge finds probable cause for charges of thefts from pharmacy
• Six new degrees approved by Clemson trustees
• Botanical Garden members flock to plant sale
• Anderson man charged with murder after Thursday shooting
• Drugs, money seized in four-day crackdown on I-85
• Coroner: Westminster man killed in tree-cutting accident
• New president named for Toccoa Falls College
• Training set for private pesticide applicators
• Man charged with murder in Anderson death
• Jury in Toccoa finds Anthony Merritt guilty of murder
• Liberty High School teacher killed in horseback riding accident
• Anderson police say one person in custody in fatal shooting
• Tempers flare at forum for sheriff candidates
• Clerk shot during robbery at Anderson gas station
• Mo-ped rider injured in collision with car
• Crowd dances at Block Party
• S.C. House approves bills cracking down on unemployment abuses
• House panel approves bill lifting some sales tax exemptions
• Attempted murder charges filed after two-county chase that ended with gunfire
• Iva candidate to meet voters Saturday
• State Medicaid agency says information on 228,000 people was leaked
• Antique boat show returning to Hartwell
• Clemson aims to step up long-term fundraising
• PCBs testing under way on Hartwell Lake tributary
• Toccoa bank robber appears to have struck again
• Clemson University launches research magazine
• Hailo USA wind turbine lift manufacturer locates in Elberton
• CEO of solar energy company sought by Cherokee County sheriff in theft
• Wealthy '5 Percenters' want to be taxed more
• Young adults opting for bikes, buses instead of cars
• Experts say new parents sometimes forget advice not to sleep with baby
• Barbecue fundraiser to support child of Whitefield firefighter
• Surveillance images released in Arby's robbery
• Water system celebrates decade of improvements, cooperation
• Upstate DUI officers rack up arrests, bring home awards
• Anderson officers chase car across county line, find drugs in vehicle
• In recorded interview, man denied killing roommate in Toccoa
• Database to help charities, churches track those they help
• Gala to showcase students' talents at Anderson University
• Iva couple running for town offices
• Get growing: More people taking up backyard gardening
• Trailer stolen with 1,000 pounds of lye
• Walhalla council approves controversial lease change
• Charges filed against driver involved in fatal wreck in Franklin County
• Jury selection to resume in Somali piracy case
• Jonesville man arrested in connection with WestGate mall shooting
• Oconee leaders approve first of eight fire stations
• Deputies: Teens sprayed fire extinguishers all over Pickens County school
• 20 years later, PCBs testing on Twelve Mile Creek resumes
• Republican candidates don't want Democrats voting in their primary
• School District 4 not anticipating budget cuts
• Stepdaughter of Highway Patrol trooper killed in crash
• Anderson man receives 25-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to voluntary manslaughter
• Tuesday at midnight the deadline for U.S. tax returns
• Belton chili event raises about $15,000 for charities
• Calhoun Falls council member charged with DUI
• Best Buy keeping South Carolina stores open
• Wreck in Franklin County kills one person, injures two others
• District 5 school board to consider access to video cameras in emergencies
• Forest Service to close rifle range for two days this week
• White Plains Masonic Lodge to hold barbecue fundraiser
• Columnist takes some time off for art, wedding planning
• Corps seeks input on stepped-up drought plan
• 28 Bypass Arby's cashier hands $300 over to thief
• Characters come out for ninth annual "Battle of Anderson"
• Storyteller: A Dozen Sets of Twins
• Tigers spring into action for football exhibition
• Campaign Notes: Putnam’s ring keeps him pure in Columbia
• Sports teams played important role in mill village life
• Shuttered mills hold years of history
• Townville Fire Department Car and Tractor Show draws fans
• 29 cooks fire up chili at Belton event
• Dancing for Our Heroes raises more than $100,000 for Anderson-area charities
• Volunteer opportunities for the week beginning April 15
• 23rd annual Issaqueena Festival set for May 19 in Pickens
• Pickens County Council to conduct private meeting about PCB contamination
• Clemson council set to spend another $942,000 on redevelopment projects
• Jogger finds body in wooded area in Campobello
• Ballroom dancing in Anderson, no prior experience needed
• Anderson authorities say motorcyclist crashes after reaching speeds of 100 mph, causing chase
• Students view living history at event in Honea Path
• Mill fire keeps flaring up in Pelzer
• Victorian home in Belton has stories to tell
• Franklin County school superintendent challenges lawmakers on unfunded mandates
• Michelin to get at least $7.5 million in state incentives for Starr plant
• Anderson Republicans hosting candidates forum Monday
• Deputy describes how dispute between two Anderson Jockey Lot merchants turned violent
• Coroner: Sleep likely cause of fatal accident
• Clemson police want to talk to man about Tahoe
• Stephens fuel depot getting upgrades
• Danny Merck named Daniel High principal in Pickens County
• Section of road in Lavonia reopened
• Oconee parks and recreation commission sets grants for tourism events
• Jail work helps unlock key to city for Judge G. Ross Anderson
• Fire chief: sprinkler system couldn’t keep up with fast-moving apartment fire
• Woman charged with forgery; Seneca police ask victims to come forward
• Anderson County Alternative school not accepting more students this school year
• One killed, one injured in head-on collision
• Iva woman who accidently shot herself remains in jail
• One trapped, two injured in head-on collision in Anderson
• Toccoa gas fund has experienced loss so far this fiscal year
• Fire destroys Lake Keowee house in Cliffs at Keowee Falls
• Dam Dog Walk set for Saturday in Hartwell
• Foothills Writers Guild to meet April 17
• Students hit the books at Clemson’s newest building
• Council chairman says rough politics deter candidates in Anderson County
• Alltel's Chad warns teens about texting
• Lawsuit filed over accident caused by deer on Oconee airport runway
• Eight unopposed candidates face stress-free elections
• Enthusiasm runs high at Special Olympics
• Palmetto's Mason Gary named District 3 superintendent
• Earth Day fundraiser to support clean water system for Haitian village
• Meals on Wheels honors volunteers
• Fire destroys Anderson apartment building
• Toccoa man pleads guilty in assault case
• Royston waits for governor’s decision about library
• AnMed Rehabilitation Hospital receives recognition
• School District 2 set to start budget talks in May
• Attorney general declines to give opinion on eligibility of sheriff candidate
• Seneca moves ahead with Propex property purchase
• West Union close to lower water rates, mayor says
• Clemson faculty rejects higher status for lecturers
• Property owner says he shot man who refused to leave
• Anderson city leaders debate whether to help sponsor Block Party
• 100-year-old grain mill catches fire in Lavonia
• S.C. jobless rate down, but Anderson's up in February
• Anderson sees one penny hike in gasoline price
• Troopers investigating fatal wreck near Easley home
• Deputies: Children test positive for meth, removed from Liberty home
• Michelin announcement good news for job-hungry Starr residents
• Investigators: Man believed to be shooter in apparent murder-suicide
• Franklin County commissioners review numbers before budget talks
• Stephens County leaders discuss land use
• Michelin to open plant in Starr
• Stephens County commissioners to meet today
• Troopers investigating fatal accident in Pickens County
• Authorities release names of man, woman fatally shot in Pickens County
• Race for Glenn McConnell’s vacant S.C. Senate seat is a recipe for confusion
• Man shot in hand in Belton
• Baby birds—don't kill them with kindness
• Highway Patrol Hero took a chance and saved 18-year-old from fiery wreck
• City council's housing efforts draw praise
• Two Anderson children take part in White House Easter Egg Roll
• Anderson day care at risk of having to close
• Brother declines to press stabbing charges against sister
• Man, woman shot to death in Pickens County
• Leak fixed, Oconee reactor returned to full power
• Sunny skies, cool nighttime temps in forecast
• Three school boards set meetings
• Motorcyclist is still in critical condition
• Franklin County considers state water and sewer grant
• Motorcycle ride at Seneca Fest to honor late city employee
• Man pleads guilty to manslaughter in 2009 shooting death case
• Duke Energy to test nuclear station sirens Wednesday
• AARP safe-driving course to be offered April 28
• Overturned SUV pins Townville man down
• Iva woman faces charges in accidental shooting
• Motorcyclist flown to hospital after accident in Starr
• Thousands attend festival, bluegrass concert in Pendleton
• Easter egg hunt draws crowd to Seneca dealership
• Head-on collision in Anderson sends four to hospitals
• Pickup driver dies in single-vehicle incident
• Woman accidentally shoots herself during dispute with estranged husband in Iva
• Easter eggs found quickly at hunt in Honea Path
• Public invited to meetings about grant proposals for Anderson County trails, kayak launch sites
• Anderson City Council to vote on rezoning request at meeting Monday
• Celebration scheduled in Toccoa to honor the Famous Flames
• 2 killed in Spartanburg County shooting
• Minor leak forces shutdown of Oconee reactor
• Michelin plans major manufacturing announcement next week
• Six months later, family still hopes for answers about death of Lamar Jack
• Fire destroys storage building
• Stabbed Anderson teen in fair condition
• 94-year-old survivor has vivid memories of Bataan Death March
• Navy jet crashes into Va. apartments, pilots eject
• COUNTY SCHEDULES PUBLIC MEETINGS
• Church's attorney questions zoning ordinance, requests no zoning
• Affidavit: Ron Wilson altered records to shortchange silver investors
• Music captivates crowd at season's first Block Party
• Alltel's Chad coming to Anderson
• Invader ants have potent sting, displace native species
• State Republican Party agrees with Bartee certification
• Boy in critical condition after being stabbed
• Franklin commissioner calls for term limits
• Four people, including child, taken to hospital after crash
• Anderson City Council election saw big drop in votes compared to 2008
• Jail officials praise court ruling allowing strip searches
• Two adults face pot charges after unsecured child falls out of SUV
• Open Pendleton council seat draws two hopefuls
• Trio opens Thursday
• Pickens County to file lawsuit against Clemson
• Ron Wilson arrested on mail-fraud charge; bond set at $1 million
• Westminster raising water rates to fund system
• Man, 19, dies in Pickens County wreck
• Young farmers to descend upon Lavonia in June
• Franklin commissioner pitches more public input during issue debate
• Carnesville man takes post as DOT area engineer
• BorgWarner investing $25 million, creating 50 new jobs
• Anderson, Stewart win Anderson City Council election
• Belton council honors boy who went to neighbor's aid
• Sandra Gantt winner of Pendleton council election
• Child falls out of car onto North Murray Road
• After decade of decline, golf industry seeks family-friendly answers
• Phillip Clardy running for mayor's post in Williamston
• Man sentenced to 20 years for murder; another gets 6 years for manslaughter
• Bond set for man charged with shooting
• Officials of animal shelter plead for more money from Franklin County
• Wilbros fined $500 for excessive odor from Toccoa plant
• Toccoa attorney to fill late magistrate's term
• Clemson University School of Nursing honor society receives regional award
• Greenville Chamber to host lunch with Trey Gowdy and Jeff Duncan
• Oconee Library Bookmobile to hold open house Tuesday
• Woman, 80, lands plane low on fuel; husband dies
• Central council looks at downtown zoning, budget for next year
• County fair returning to Anderson in May
• Williamston council tables money transfer
• Leads sought in two weekend shootings in Anderson
• Pendleton election to fill council seat
• $4-a-gallon gas gets closer in South Carolina
• Fire at wood pallet company sends firefighter to hospital
• Anderson residents go to the polls Tuesday
• SWAT team surrounds complex but apartment turns out to be empty
• Free paper shredding and recycling will be April 21
• Top S.C. prize $250,000 in historic Mega Millions drawing
• Free food will be distributed April 12
• Clemson League of Women Voters to meet April 10
• Hearsay: Fred Busha, R.I.P. He turned ordinary stuff into awesome yard art
• Sunset man, 75, dies in motorcycle accident
• Still no arrests in fatal weekend shootings
• Storyteller: Finding the Right Note
• New hospital roadway's renaming to honor Lavonia mayor
• Northeast Ga. animal shelter running out of money
• Nuclear regulators to host public meeting at Oconee
• Man arrested in Anderson beating death
• Residents may apply for seats on SCDOT Commission
• Claims being accepted from possible victims of unlawful metal sales in Stephens County
• Inaugural Fool's Fest a success in Clemson area
• World War II veterans surprised with dinner in their honor in Belton
• 2-year-old son of slain U.S. Airman Nick Alden dies in accident
• New industry headed for Oconee County, at proposed jail site
• Child abuse costs billion in long run
• J.C. Cook certified as new Clemson mayor, resigns council seat
• Violence erupts in Anderson County with three homicides in matter of hours
• Man charged with murder in beating death in Anderson
• Authorities investigating fatal shooting of man at Anderson nightclub
• Anderson deputies investigating fatal shooting at apartment complex
• Claims being accepted from possible victims of unlawful metal sales in Stephens County
• New jail, northern county development dominate Oconee town hall meeting
• Majority of Anderson County Council members face candidate opposition
• Retired coach, politician’s son vie for office in Anderson
• Anderson museum’s annual spring market showcases neighbors’ wares
• Members of Westminster family arrested for disturbing school
• After fatal Florida shooting, members of Upstate neighborhood watch groups urged to avoid confrontations
• Easter events planned in Anderson area
• Sex abuse allegations are not enough to clear courtroom, judge says
• Clemson football begins construction on new practice building
• School bus accident sends Anderson middle-schooler to hospital as spring break begins
• Project could mean 85 jobs for Anderson County
• Hunter's Store welcomes back commission
• Dan Cooper to be named Ambassador of Economic Development for Anderson County
• Retired Secret Service agent says controversy helping
• Anderson City Council candidates going door to door in push before elections
• New York man arrested after Clemson concert
• Republicans file for all seats in Pickens County
• Event provides chance to meet doctors for new hospital in Lavonia
• Greenville school locked down after robbery
• Man leads Anderson authorities on chase, is arrested in Greenville
• Clemson police release video following parking lot thefts
• Bass lives on in hands of Anderson student, despite tragedy
• Reward offered for robbers who tied up 3 women, stole $500,000 in merchandise from pawn shop
• Students head to Call Me Mister conference in Anderson
• Man evangelizes in Anderson by carrying cross
• Nuclear regulators to host public meeting at Oconee Nuclear Station
• Franklin County municipalities agree to sales tax split
• State garden to host Anderson artist’s botanical paintings
• Mega Millions jackpot swells to $540 million
• Chamber seeks to reinstate welcome center director in Stephens County
• School brings artists together for annual celebration
• Sewer rates going up for Powdersville, Easley customers
• Mega Millions fever spreading across Anderson
• Lawsuit says Ron Wilson met with investors a month after investigators caught him in lies
• Reward in Jewelry Depot robbery totals $11,000
• Honea Path firefighter released from hospital
• Clemson Tiger Band and Drumline recognized online and at conference
• Stephens County schools discuss budget cuts, approve calendar
• Stephens County commission approves pet policy for recreation complex
• Woman burned in Anderson in fair condition
• Greenville County school board offers William Burke Royster superintendent job
• Tight budget causing Seneca to reconsider pool
• Seneca police charge two men in drive-by shooting
• Clemson salaries report reveals winners in university's 'offense' plan
• District 1 school board starts budget talks
• Honea Path firefighter hurt in wreck
• Woman burned in fire in car
• Pilots as well as drivers hit by high fuel costs
• Bill cracking down on unemployment fraud advances
• Second lawsuit against Ron Wilson names alleged collaborator
• Candidate filing period ends at noon Friday
• Three drivers hurt in wreck in Oconee County
• District 3 continues search for superintendent
• Toccoa city panel discusses Wilbros plant
• Pickens school board considering Clemson TIF spending
• New city clerk on job in Franklin Springs
• Opportunity House in Lavonia needs new home to stay open
• Three Toccoa stores ask for delay in paying alcohol penalty
• Life jacket program aims at saving lives on the water
• Commission to certify J. C. Cook III as mayor of Clemson
• Bulldozer crew busy building ball fields in Anderson
• Forest Service grants request to stay the permitting of boating on upper Chattooga River
• Boiling Springs man to serve 10 years in prison for theft from former employer
• Divided council votes to reinstate Hugh Welborn as assistant municipal judge
• Rainfall outlook not enough to overcome drought
• School District 1 to begin budget process
• Trio, an Italian restaurant, to open in downtown Anderson
• Duke names Miller to work with Anderson, Abbeville, Oconee counties
• Easter fundraiser scheduled Saturday in Anderson
• Hearsay: Is Pistol Creek, Ga., under water, now?
• Stricter S.C. laws on scrap metal sees fewer thefts
• Truck crashes into Anderson school bus
• SC developers see effect of real estate tax change
• 13-year-old ejected in SUV rollover
• Locals organize over Wilbros odor violations
• County pursues $100K grant for Saluda kayak launches
• Storyteller: An independent woman
• France files charges against gunman's brother
• Three-year-old gang task force achieving results in Anderson County
• Federal grand jurors indict 16 men on drugs and weapons charges
• Volunteer opportunities in the Anderson area for the week of March 25
• Fire damages rooms at Walhalla Motel
• Sample a Taste of Tocca on April 19
• Anderson City Council to discuss contract to install cameras in parks
• Preparations under way for Taste of Toccoa
• Lake pump use on lakes Keowee and Jocassee restricted
• Work planned on two roads in Townville area
• District 4 offers choice of elementary schools
• Deputies, coroner investigate death of Easley man
• Fate of Sheppard Swim Center remains unknown
• Mother unhappy about response to fight at Lakeside Middle School
• SWAT team, Williamston officers make drug arrests
• Meeting set for investors in Ron Wilson's Atlantic Bullion & Coin
• In-service days are time to teach the teachers
• Resolution reached in wrongful-death lawsuit for Stephens County accident
• Locals want wider cleanup of PCB-ridden waterway in Pickens County
• Called meeting set for Anderson School District 3 board
• School hopes facility boosts Gainesville economy
• Investigation continues after 3 women assaulted at gunpoint at Lander University
• 'Person of interest' in missing mom case; authorities expect to make arrest
• Purse auction benefits programs to prevent teen pregnancy
• Deputies investigate threats called in to Anderson County dispatchers
• CSX officials to take reimbursement requests in Abbeville
• Chamber hosts event for new Central businesses
• Clemson police charge man with possession of burglary tools
• Tri-County Tech seeking more than $2 million from Anderson County
• Circus to perform in Anderson
• Sixth-graders hungry for more reading
• VA says new Anderson clinic will open by 2014, remains silent on site
• Pickens man pleads guilty to commiting lewd act on a child
• Wilbros meeting set for Saturday in Toccoa
• Lavonia leaders discussing cemetery rates
• N.C. man says he was assaulted in Seneca
• Sketches released of two sought in Anderson armed robbery
• Louis 'Skip' ReVille facing 11 new charges
• Isle of Palms man ordered in Greenville to stay in jail
• Townville man dies as fire gets out of control on property
• Salvation Army asks Anderson County for more club space in McCants
• Power bills going up in Westminster
• Association names Pickens High’s Marion Lawson principal of the year
• Oconee Council member says new sewer referendum could mean tax increase
• Seneca man dies of injuries from mo-ped accident
• Ron Wilson pitched fear of government collapse in his silver business
• Lavonia pursues 20-fold increase in water withdrawal from Hartwell Lake
• No charges to be filed against man who jumped from bridge in Hartwell
• Royston to charge fee for ancestry research
• 37th annual juried art show to be held at Anderson Arts Center
• Clemson University recycling video in national competition
• Lawsuit against Haley dismissed
• Former Spartanburg insurance executive sentenced to more than 7 years in prison
• Upstate schools among winners of Palmetto awards
• Free checks set for child car seats
• Legislators want more court orders posted for securities companies
• Early pollen means more, longer suffering for allergy victims
• Multimillion-dollar road work continues on College Avenue in Clemson
• University neighbors bring student-housing objections to city
• Detours expected on Ga. 59 beginning Monday
• Police still investigating Toccoa bank robbery
• Franklin County authorities arrest two in multiple burglaries
• Toccoa leaders affirm penalties for liquor law violations
• S.C. bill gives some offenders another chance
• Man dies in house fire in Laurens County
• Hundreds learn about a possible class-action suit against Ron Wilson
• Residents of Clemson neighborhood voice concerns about development
• Hearsay: You too can do silly straw tricks
• Police searching for man who robbed Toccoa bank
• Man who jumped from bridge is identified
• District 5 board to vote on zoning plan
• Anderson pawn shop robbed, victims tied up
• Stolen gun sold in parking lot of Powdersville Bi-Lo, deputy says
• Anderson City Council candidates to appear at forum
• International conference to be held in Anderson
• Absentee voting begins Tuesday for Anderson city election
• Women parade hats at annual black history event
• Easley blaze destroys 5,000-square-foot home
• Paws-itively Blessed: Humane Society resumes annual blessing of the pets
• South Carolina among top 10 tornado states
• Belton man shares love of making, and playing, spoons
• Six people injured in wreck outside Westminster
• Fire destroys car near Williamston
• Nathan Gray leads Independent Mail to record number of awards
• Anderson legislators react to investigation of Ron Wilson
• Community walks to raise money for free clinics in Anderson, Honea Path
• House fire brought under control quickly in Anderson
• Man still sought after Anderson gas station robbed
• Williamston overpass closed to traffic
• Volunteer opportunities in the Anderson area for the week beginning March 18
• Motorcyclist killed in accident Friday identified as Seneca man
• Deputies searching for man who robbed Anderson store
• Motorcyclist dies after wreck in Seneca
• Five Anderson County Council members file to run for re-election
• State offers incentives to help Anderson County get Michelin expansion
• School administrators say proposed state budget not enough
• Lawsuit says contaminated water caused illnesses in Anderson
• Republicans file for offices in Pickens, Oconee counties
• Class-action lawsuit proposed against Ron Wilson
• Equestrian group assisting six rescued horses
• Two get prison terms in separate cases
• Seneca unveils New Ram Cat Alley Park
• State of Oconee County good, leaders say
• New chairman touts Council of Governments’ role in Upstate
• Student heads to Anderson council to speak about chickens
• St. Pat’s breakfast moves to Irish pub for first time in 36 years
• Royston police seek public’s help finding stolen property
• Stephens County Sheriff’s Office makes multiple drug arrests
• Power of the Purse benefit will be Thursday
• Cycling champion John Eustice to speak Monday at Hilton Garden Inn
• Book sale to benefit missions and Meals on Wheels
• Royston approves cemetery expansion, raises rates
• Upset customers find Ron Wilson's business locked
• Confederate history buffs shocked by silver fraud allegations
• Neighbors plan close watch on proposed Clemson project
• Temperatures over 80 welcome to many (to bugs, too)
• Rock Station centerpiece of proposed Heritage Plaza in Central
• Seneca council members certified for new terms
• Seneca, formerly jailed businessman reach agreement
• Two plead guilty in J.V. Whitlock Recycle case
• Road in West Union closed until further notice
• Wells Fargo supports Call Me Mister, Emerging Scholars programs
• Superior Court judges will nominate someone to fill unexpired magistrate term
• Motorcyclist arrested after chase
• Neighbors say antiquated roads unfit for proposed Clemson complex
• Two Democrats running for Congress speak at Tri-County Tech rally
• Veterinarians issue warning after rabies confirmed in cow in northeast Georgia
• Civil settlement reached in case against Carter’s Royal Dispos-All
• League of Women Voters plans luncheon in Walhalla
• Royston ISO rating drops dramatically
• Upper Chattooga River opens to boaters starting Friday
• Attorney general: Ron Wilson defrauded silver customers
• Eric Boughman resigns Liberty City Council seat
• University employees: Clemson needs child care
• Sewer in southern Oconee is council’s top priority
• Sen. Bryant loses in effort to deny jobless benefits for fired employee
• Six Mile remembers victims of 1929 tornado
• Trooper’s rescue came 30 seconds before car exploded
• Seneca mayor, council members get raises
• Filing period for political candidates begins Friday
• Ken Waters to seek second term on Anderson County Council
• No charges to be filed in death of pedestrian
• Duncan comes to Anderson after announcing re-election bid
• Two more say they intend to run for Pickens County sheriff's post
• No one hurt in Toccoa shooting incident, two sought by police
• U.S. Rep. Paul Broun to host town hall meeting in Stephens County
• Easley City Council approves sale of alcohol at special events in city
• Panel proposes city’s recreation buildings, ball fields be smoke free
• District 3's Eddie Vickery to retire at end of school year
• State Sen. Kevin Bryant will seek another term
• Central moves forward with disc golf course
• Refinancing of water, sewer bonds nets $5.9 million in savings
• Gas prices could have effect on city planning
• Rep. Jeff Duncan will seek second term in Congress
• $2.4 million awarded in Pickens malpractice case
• J. C. Cook is only candidate to file for Clemson mayor
• Clemson aims to expand presence in Greenville
• Trooper suffers broken bones, burns in wreck; motocyclist clocked at 100 mph
• Diamonds and Denim event raises $70,000
• Temperatures to reach 80 this week
• Funeral Tuesday for Stephens chief magistrate
• Duke to survey Lake Keowee, Lake Jocassee users
• One dead, one jailed in Toccoa
• GDOT repaving work starts Tuesday between Royston and Lavonia
• Pines being cut in Lavonia City Park
• Convertible flips, lands upside down on U.S. 29 South
• Fishing tourney close until the very end
• No cause yet in derailed train
• Are today's children growing up too fast?
• Funding cuts could put special needs children at risk
• Couple remarries at Spartanburg hospital
• Storyteller: A dark night in Six Mile
• Fire destroys piece of equipment at Anderson business
• Conditions upgraded for two people hurt in Friday crash in Anderson
• 50 Abbeville residents displaced by train derailment allowed to return home
• High-stakes Hartwell Lake fishing tournament concludes Sunday
• Anderson City Council to discuss making changes to Linley Park design
• St. Patrick’s Day Breakfast kicks off again in Anderson – this time downtown
• Man found shot to death outside apartment in Moore
• Sheriff helps chase, arrest man charged with truck theft
• Luminaries dig mud at groundbreaking for Tri-County Tech
• Anglers in Hartwell tourney hooked on new rig
• Oconee school officials voice concerns over new budget
• Project Challenge Playhouse turns 25
• New lighting to be installed at Exit 173 overpass in Lavonia
• Head-on collision west of Anderson sends four to hospitals
• Oconee PRT Commission looking at requiring matching funds for grants
• Lavonia cracks down on dilapidated properties
• Voter registration drive set for March 14 at Tri-County Tech
• Stephens Education-Literacy Foundation losing its executive director
• Report: S.C. Lt. Gov. Ken Ard resigns
• Chase ends with car crashing into home in Anderson County
• Activists upset over death of horse
• Reward offered in drive-by shooting
• Publisher announces departure from Anderson newspaper
• Officers, dogs searching for man after stabbing
• Dorn VA Medical Center to hold town hall meeting
• Upstate Forever preserves forest land in Fair Play
• School District of Pickens County wins national award
• Georgia boy, 12, paid to fight zombies
• Four-day Hartwell fishing tourney is under way
• Test sirens to sound monthly in Franklin County
• Georgia event to help boaters get vessels legal
• Franklin County policy boards have new members
• Ohio man arrested after making threats on bus in Spartanburg
• Anderson police to interview man arrested after judge's car was stolen
• Stephens County goes for Gingrich
• Anderson County Council votes 4-2 in favor of justice center plan
• Franklin County votes heavily for Gingrich
• Oconee moves toward revisiting 1976 sewer vote
• Newly elected Belton council members take office
• Pickens County cites tax windfall as reason for legal action against Clemson
• Judge's car stolen in Anderson, stopped in Newberry
• Pendleton votes to ban bath salts, synthetic marijuana
• Anderson city leaders want more details on criminal justice center
• Tri-County Tech taking budget request to Pickens Wednesday
• Students to participate in Walk to School Day
• Residences at Park Place to hold health fair Saturday
• Rep. Broun to hold Stephens County town meeting
• S.C. Dept of Transportation requests public comment
• Cancer Association of Anderson to celebrate ninth birthday
• Franklin again hires same accounting firm
• Hart chamber casting lines for more tourism
• Anderson police officer involved in two-vehicle collision
• S.C. Ways and Means panel to consider pension reform
• Pickens County Council votes to sue Clemson over tax issue
• Some Upstate residents turning to buses as gas prices rise
• Upstate economic developers, executives honored
• Pregnant woman in wreck identified
• Last-minute push failed to free pickup from path of oncoming train
• Mountain Rest man charged with string of burglaries
• Georgians go to the polls Tuesday
• Stephens High students move into new school
• Seneca teacher to share tales of the Titanic
• Phil Shope Team Trail Bass Tournament event postponed
• Community food giveaway to take place Saturday
• Coast Guard Auxiliary to offer recreational boating class
• Independent Mail photographers win in annual state contest
• Franklin County commissioners weigh benefits of new auditors
• Former county councilman Billy Dees dies at 72
• Storyteller: Weaving a tradition
• Walhalla driver dies from head injury in single-car accident
• Amtrak train slams into truck in Seneca
• Spartanburg man shot in the face early Saturday
• S.C. State confronts 'criminal' issues
• Oconee business incubator getting ideas into the market
• Westminster to celebrate founding on St. Patrick's Day
• Bee-utiful win for spelling champion at Independent Mail contest
• Find out about expungement process at free forum in Anderson
• Council members tour possible sites for emergency operations center
• Board to consider playground equipment
• Purple-handled hole digger helps solve theft cases in three counties
• Pregnant woman, child injured in wreck
• Gerald Shealy, former Anderson County public safety director, dies
• Anderson man charged with crimes against two minors
• Weekend volleyball tournament expected to bring $175,000 to Anderson County
• School District 5 considers what to do with pool
• Lavonia Chamber of Commerce separates from city
• Wrongful-death lawsuit filed in 2009 Toccoa Bypass accident
• Oconee Republicans to meet March 12
• AnMed Health outreach van to offer free screenings in March
• Wacoal and Dillard’s to host 'Fight for the Cure' event
• Pregnant woman, child injured in wreck
• J.L. Mann High Academy on lockdown
• Oconee County school bus lands on side in accident
• Oconee sewer authority says it wants to work with county
• S.C. Senate overrides dredging veto
• Collision leaves two trapped in SUV
• Environmental workers near end of cleanup in Anderson
• Sheriff Skipper begins re-election campaign
• Forest Service investigating unauthorized movie making along Chattooga
• Parents say they want school rezoning to be fair
• FBI trainer teaches control tips to law enforcement brass
• Senate panel approves bill to bar paying for inmate sex-change surgery
• Saturday is deadline to register for voting in Pendleton election
• Go jump in the lake Saturday
• Hospital executive: Consumers sheltered from real cost of health care
• Anderson council plans Friday tour of possible emergency operations sites
• Pickens County recognizes Youth Arts 2012
• American Legion Post 51 starting ladies' auxiliary
• Early voting to end Friday for Georgia Presidential Preference Primary
• Southern Classic Volleyball Tournament coming to Anderson
• AnMed Health to offer free support group
• Bass tournament rescheduled
• Syrian rebels retreating from besieged district
• Drug Enforcement Administration extends ban on chemicals
• Third suspect arrested in Westminster home invasion, robbery
• Chairman says abolishing S.C. transportation panel won't solve road woes
• Clemson University police chief thinks student's attackers know campus
• S.C. bill would detail spending of state taxes
• Man runs over two Toccoa police cars with dump truck, is arrested
• One arrested in dumping of bear cub carcass in Hart County, another sought
• Committee to consider swim centers
• Shredding day planned in Belton
• Stephens County Board of Commissioners approves farm winery ordinance
• Longtime Lavonia Chamber of Commerce director resigns
• Three chows left behind by owner in Hart County
• Franklin County commissioner to seek judge’s post
• Spartanburg man stabbed to death at apartment
• Hearing postponed in Montepara lawsuit
• Skipper to seek second term as sheriff
• County's severance-pay case against Joey Preston assigned to new judge
• Director brings verve to Senior Follies
• Pendleton High teacher going to Washington for national honor
• Detective, shooting victim's relatives make public appeal for help
• Man pleads guilty to sexual conduct with girl
• Downtown Anderson featured in March issue of Southern Living
• Easley man sentenced to 17 years for sex charge
• Tri-County Tech leaders head to county councils
• Officials look for person who Left black bear remains in Hart County
• Toccoa, YMCA reach management agreement on pool
• Toccoa commissioners approve two bids
• Royston city clerk appointed to lead committee of state association
• Three arrested in bust at Anderson Jockey Lot
• Belton council discusses administrator in closed session
• Parents turn out to learn about magnet schools
• New superintendent preparing goals for Pickens schools
• Anderson County man charged with preparing fraudulent tax returns
• Oconee man being treated after contact with rabid raccoon
• Fire destroys mobile home in Pendleton
• School District 1 budget discussion on hold
• Anderson Democrats to hold precinct organization meeting
• February proclaimed ‘Dr. Juan Gilbert Month’ in Hamilton, Ohio
• Clemson professor begins 12-month appointment at White House
• Man, woman die in Orangeburg County shootings
• Trailer destroyed in blaze late Sunday
• Conference gets serious about playing
• Bus company offers dollar rides to New Orleans
• Storyteller: 11 siblings work together to stay together
• Anderson City Council to vote on developer for Murray-Franklin site
• Diamonds & Denim fundraiser in Pendleton benefits three groups
• Volunteer opportunities for the week beginning Feb. 26, 2012
• Teaching tool: Architecture school’s Lee Hall expands in Celmson
• Anderson police: Acquaintance says he killed and dismembered homeless man
• Anderson native David Agnew promoted in Obama administration
• Attracting grocery store, hiring police chief among goals of Belton City Council
• Anderson County residents say legislators should focus on jobs and education
• S.C. State trustee chairman resigns
• Murder charge filed in death of man whose body was found in Anderson
• Authorities identify suspects in old Ferro plant break-in
• Humane society says Oconee County’s spay-neuter program’s first year exceeds expectations
• Anderson leaders to reconsider decision about justice center
• Blowing away the competition, fifth-graders send tiny cars flying in Greenville
• Mother asks that her son not be remembered for how he died in Anderson
• Mother asks that her son not be remembered for having his head, hands and feet cut off in downtown Anderson
• Rosenwald school commemorated in Westminster, looking toward future renovation
• Water issues brought to light at summit in Anderson
• Former 10th Judicial Circuit magistrate convicted of 2008 DUI charge
• Annual Eggs and Issues breakfast set in Hartwell
• Westminster community plans benefit for veteran firefighter
• Anderson investigators recover head, hands, foot of body found under downtown building
• Anderson authorities find new evidence in headless body case
• Tornado watch issued for Upstate, Ga. and N.C.
• Westminster community plans benefit for veteran firefighter
• Westminster rezones, hopes for building boost
• Anderson School District 5 proposes plan for rezoning elementary schools
• Anderson resident says city not living up to agreement
• Crescent High students prepare for International Fair
• Anderson School District 3 seeking new superintendent
• AnMed Health cutting clinical pastoral residency program to save money
• New mayor says he will concentrate on improving Pendleton
• Camp Proverbs to present black history celebration
• Anderson, Oconee and Pickens 4-H registering participants for poultry project
• United Way of Pickens County announces new program
• Job shadowing helps Anderson County students plot course for future
• Man found in downtown Anderson with head, feet, hands removed has been identified
• Erskine reaches out to synod
• Oconee County attorney disputes council member's claim
• Coroner identifies body without hands, feet, head
• Former Duke researcher leaves S.C. clinic
• Oconee County industrial park’s prep price goes up
• Walhalla approves hospitality tax
• District 5 rezoning plan accepted; next step, public feedback
• Two newcomers win seats on Belton City Council
• Drivers wrangle their buses at ‘Roadeo’ competition
• Franklin County government to keep accounting firm
• Registration deadline approaching for voters in Anderson election
• Franklin Springs new city clerk to be named in March
• Stephens County hospital to offer bill discounts for prompt payment
• Toccoa to use windfall to pay off debt
• Pickens woman indicted in quadruple Liberty killings
• IHOP free pancakes will help Children’s Miracle Network
• Free clothing to be given out Saturday
• Fountain Inn Elementary reopening, officials say bat problem fixed
• Councilman to file for Clemson mayor
• Pickens school board picks new superintendent
• Students looking to improve business, win prize
• Council to vote on justice center, Michelin agreements
• Erskine trustees say no to charter change
• Hartwell Art Center will host Leap Year Games
• Clemson University Woman’s Club to meet March 1
• Clemson to host Environmental Teach-In
• Clemson Student Disability Services staff to present at international conferences
• Hearsay: Shoppers share peeves about checkout irritants
• Slick conditions on Upstate roads cause crashes
• S.C. cops want help in search for missing executive
• Commissioner presses for county oversight on Franklin airport’s books
• Student art contest to mark Hartwell’s 50th
• Runoff election for two Belton City Council seats to be Tuesday
• Volunteer opportunities for the week of Feb. 19
• Anderson County dispatch center a work in progress
• Thrift, longtime Independent Mail employee, dies
• Ribs tickle diners at Anderson fundraiser
• Leaps into lake boost funds for literacy
• Robots' basketball skills tested in Central
• Toccoa City Commission to meet for work session
• Lights of Hope hands out checks, looks to future
• Major drug operation in Pickens County leads to 26 arrests
• Verizon ready to roll as Oconee's fiber network nears readiness
• Deputies find pot, cocaine, crack stuffed down toilet pipes
• Spartanburg man jailed in Oconee County on sex charge
• Lawyer says deputies overreached on charge of attempted murder
• Anderson man wins $200,000 on lottery ticket
• Pursuit continues of broadband grant in northeast Georgia
• Leap for Literacy set in Stephens County
• Hundreds gather to celebrate Clemson mayor’s life, service
• Sheriff to speak to statewide law enforcement grads
• Hospitality tax has limits, consultant tells Walhalla council
• Blindfolded dive team combs for bullets in Anderson pool
• Man shot, dies just feet away from his grandmother's house
• Accident with transfer truck causes lengthy power outage in Anderson
• Zais budget includes testing for more South Carolina students
• Bryant bill bars payment of inmates' sex-change surgery
• Anderson man gets 25-year sentence for burglary
• One arrested in Westminster home invasion, one more sought
• Toccoa attorney issues recommendation about nuisance abatement
• Settlement reached in lawsuit against Toccoa business
• Seneca day-care worker charged with child neglect
• U.S. Rep. Jeff Duncan to visit 3rd Congressional District
• Anderson P.A.W.S. to conduct volunteer orientation Feb. 25
• Liquids on Yorktown a mystery
• Critics question legality, practicality of Clemson’s governance
• Legislators considering letter asking city to lower water rates
• Greenville developer building low-cost homes in Anderson
• Man charged with stealing $15,000 worth of copper wire
• Students cast ballots for favorite books
• Fire destroys Oconee County home
• District 5 schedules magnet school fair
• Toccoa leaders consider bids for beautification project and other items
• SUV goes off U.S. 76 into creek
• Stephens County leaders discussing farm winery ordinance
• Royston City Council considers applying for loan
• 3rd District Democratic Committee to meet
• Man charged with firing at Pickens County deputies
• Television show to draw attention to missing Spartanburg woman case
• Clemson faculty gets schooled on sports economics
• Anderson police seeking leads on beating death in 2010
• Home invasions could carry death penalty under new bill
• Park seasons trimmed by federal budget cuts
• Fate of Freedom Fest in Pendleton uncertain this year
• Water from Easley Central Water District safe to drink
• Iva school district considers $5.5 million plan
• Special election scheduled for Clemson mayor's post
• Firefighters respond to blaze in Anderson County
• North Georgia Technical College developing nursing program
• Toccoa convenience stores to appeal penalities approved by City Commission
• Honea Path mother charged with neglecting baby
• Volunteers needed for medical missions
• Two men sought after reported armed robbery in Anderson
• Stephens County commissioners to meet
• Anti-bullying program working in District 4, report says
• Officials say no to changing Oconee school calendar
• Midyear reports show Anderson still struggling with recession
• Council approves raise for Central police this year
• Threat to Strait of Hormuz still influencing gas prices
• Anderson city officials aim to finish three projects this year
• Weather offers a little of everything this week
• Fire damages house, burns barn and sheds
• Man found shot to death in his Swansea home
• Tri-County Tech to help students apply for aid
• Electronics recycler coming to Elbert County:
• Israel accuses Iran of bombings in India, Georgia
• Explosion heard in Upstate Monday may be meteor
• Ag history celebrated at Belton depot
• Hundreds expected at funeral for Clemson's Abernathy
• Skunk, likely rabid, treated as schoolyard plaything
• Early primary voting starts Monday
• Sheriff's office seeks help locating elderly Fair Play woman
• Cherished words
• Volunteer opportunities for the week of Feb. 13
• Anderson mom will cheer on son at Grammy Awards
• Pendleton looks to remedy traffic situation
• Historians portray slaves in Pendleton to teach future generations
• Second annual Driver Suspension Eligibility Week to happen in March in S.C.
• Man caught after pursuit leads from Anderson County to Pickens County
• Anderson School District 4 trustees to receive update on anti-bullying efforts
• Anderson City Council to vote on contract for park project
• Clemson Mayor Larry Abernathy dies
• Tanker wrecks, spills fuel on U.S. 76 in Rabun County, Ga.
• Students hard at work building robot for competition
• Three waive hearings on burglary charges
• Investigators looking closer at death of 2-month-old child
• Finance committee rejects firm’s clean audit
• Pelzer leaders don’t agree with former mayor’s view of sheriff
• Mother of slain airman says killer got ‘what he deserved’
• Changes to policies benefit children first, official says
• Friend says bike rider was rebuilding his life before fatal accident
• Bill would yank driver's license of dropouts
• Toccoa police release 2011 crime statistics
• Cleanup challenge starting up in Stephens County
• New Oconee thrift store supports addiction recovery
• Toccoa police report accident statistics for 2011
• Two Anderson County schools get Lowe's Toolbox grants
• Woman sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to stealing mail in Upstate
• Honea Path police taking another look at child's death
• The Cliffs to reorganize in bankruptcy court
• Three charged with distributing meth
• Bicycle rider dies after being struck by car
• Traveling Hartwell Lake exhibit to launch on dam's 50th
• Merchandise, advice await at Home and Garden Expo
• Committee to hear results of Anderson County audit
• Sheriff says burglars picked homes with children
• USC president: Universities vital to state's economic development
• Black history event returns to Woodburn
• Oconee County Republican Party executive board to meet
• David Stumbo joins race for 8th Judicial Circuit solicitor post
• Hartwell City Hall construction expected to be done by end of May
• Work beginning on Ga. 17 resurfacing project in Franklin County
• Man charged in Greenville Walmart knife case set to appear in court
• Driver escapes injury as truck overturns
• Iva officer acts quickly to aid unconscious woman with CPR
• Anderson County wants study before granting Tri-County Tech’s request for land
• Belton runoff election set Feb. 21
• Belton police chief will receive regular paychecks and retirement benefits
• Fifth-grade engineers turn paper and tape into balloon-powered cars
• Pelzer mayor resigns
• University celebrates founders, alumni
• Signs, lights added to pedestrian crossing on Boulevard
• Oconee authorities investigating church theft
• Franklin commissioners to seek prices from auditing firms
• Boat owners can get ID numbers checked at Tugaloo State Park
• Barbershop Chorus to sing Valentine’s Day songs for charity:
• Auto supply company to increase work force in Hartwell
• Woman rescued from burning home in Anderson
• Wendell Page wins fourth term on Belton council; two races headed to runoffs
• Council chairman: Michelin deal would create other ‘economic spinoffs’
• Oconee County to look at banning texting at council meetings
• James Atkinson wins special election for Six Mile council seat
• Mortgage company settlement pays off for counties
• Parking garage will continue to be free for downtown Anderson visitors
• Search continues for man who fled from deputy
• Gas could reach $4 a gallon by Memorial Day
• Clemson police looking for purse snatcher
• Oconee County looks at cheaper jail option
• Traffic switch expected to cause delays at Hanna
• Pickens County Has Talent raises money for classrooms
• State superintendent visits Lavonia Elementary
• Deputy: Burglar arrested still clutching stolen TV remote
• Tanker truck wrecks, burns in Honea Path
• Lawn mower exchanges scheduled
• Clemson University recognized by Princeton Review for best value
• Princeton Review cites USC as a ‘Best Value’ school
• School board names Merck, Pew as finalists for Pickens superintendent post
• Belton police chief steps down but plans to return
• Weather to grow cooler toward weekend
• Williamston council meeting grows heated over restrooms at park
• Some Powdersville sewer customers to see rate increases
• Some Anderson County voters shifted under redistricting plan
• Foothills Gala to host “Diamonds & Denim” fundraiser
• Transportation Department requests public comment
• League of Women Voters to meet Feb. 14
• Third person sought in connection with meth lab
• Search suspended for driver who led deputy on chase
• Five arrested at Six Mile house
• Tri-County Tech commissioners look at three-year strategic plan
• Hearsay: Been hankering for a pet bull?
• Seneca juvenile charged with being armed
• ANDERSON COUNTY RANKS 11TH OUT OF 46 COUNTIES IN CAPTURING SOUTH CAROLINA TOURISM DOLLARS
• US DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE APPROVES ANDERSON COUNTY REDISTRICTING PROPOSAL
• Ceremony in Oconee County honors man for service in Civil War
• Another vacant home on Brown Road in Anderson destroyed by fire
• Deadline has arrived to register to vote in Ga. presidential primary
• Start delayed for resurfacing of part of Ga. 17
• The Storyteller: Farmers, preachers and teachers
• Volunteer opportunities in Anderson County for the week of Feb. 6
• Children have a (Camellia) Ball in Anderson
• Anderson County Council to hear about grant option for spec building
• Two charged after meth lab found in Belton, police say
• Officers break up meth lab in Belton
• Anderson University, county discuss establishing criminal justice center
• Teen who fled turns himself in to police
• Three arrested in Clemson drug operation
• Oconee Heritage Center to reopen Saturday
• Deputies: Fleeing man left jail ID card behind
• Walhalla student transferred to Greenville hospital with broken bones
• Temporary traffic shift planned for part of S.C. 81 in Anderson County
• One files for Pendleton mayor's race
• Daytime resurfacing to start Monday on Ga. 17
• Bloodmobile to stop in Anderson
• Pickens Library House Calls program needs a driver
• Husband and wife running for West Union city council seats
• Public shows support for Harold Mitchell at prayer rally
• Trash cleanup brings youth together with law enforcement
• 7-year-old Liberty girl struck by car and dies
• Jack Collins announces for District 4 Oconee County Council seat
• Longtime council member running for Pendleton mayor
• Clemson to add 1,400 beds to campus by 2015
• Republicans renew calls for attorney general to resign
• Six on list to compete for Anderson City Council seats
• Franklin County school board seeking public input about budget
• Starr firefighters cook gallons of stew for fundraiser
• Proposal to abolish S.C. Department of Transportation Commission moves forward in legislature
• Artists Guild exhibit now showing at Clemson Arts Center
• AnMed medical outreach van to offer free screenings
• Charleston sheriff says he slapped chase suspect
• West Pelzer police looking for teen who fled traffic stop
• Anderson County teen charged with sexually assaulting 12-year-old
• Anderson sheriff’s dogs prove themselves among the best
• Pickens County man arrested after four-hour chase
• Official says deal close on Hartwell Lake development
• Community service, drug testing for unemployed face uncertain fate
• Greenville hospital to purchase cancer clinics
• Bill would restrict hunting at Lake Keowee
• Autopsy finds smoke inhalation caused Belton man’s death
• Casio gives to school; school gives back
• Tax scam reported in Hart County
• Franklin, Hart families put on waiting list for fuel aid
• IRS says swindlers promise victims stimulus checks
• AnMed Health named a best regional hospital by U.S. News & World Report
• Pickens school officials vote to keep the old Easley High School
• Fatal crash stops traffic on I-85 in Greenville County
• Walhalla restaurant owners say time not right for hospitality tax
• Agents mum about ‘ongoing criminal investigation’ of Lamar Jack’s death
• Supporters hopeful that bill making cockfighting a felony in S.C. will finally pass
• District 1 approves money for road improvements
• Boating approved for upper segment of Chattooga
• Jeffrey Rader to lose half its workers as production moves out of state
• Bath salts bill passes in House
• Anderson County teen shot in hunting accident
• QuikTrip moving forward with its push into the Carolinas
• Six Mile recreation department to offer baseball/softball clinic
• Man charged with shooting in Toccoa
• Toccoa resident presses for city cleanup of blighted properties
• Students learn lessons through quilting
• Mayberry brothers expected to face more charges
• Seneca sewer authority representative improperly appointed
• Gas prices up 7 cents this week, and expected to go higher
• Mild weather good for peach crop, but a freeze could hurt it
• Six Mile man gets nearly 18 years for burglary
• District 1 board to discuss road improvements
• Deputies looking for men who robbed gas station at gunpoint
• Anderson man charged with trafficking in cocaine
• MAU Workforce Solutions to hold job fair Wednesday
• Hearsay: Gourds, a missing parakeet and a lost ring
• EU leaders to discuss growth as Greece case looms
• Collision near Williamston sends four to hospital
• Brothers arrested on car-theft, other charges
• Moonshining a family tradition
• Toccoa city commissioners to meet
• Oconee Democrats reorganize precincts
• Volunteer opportunities in the Upstate for the week of Jan. 29, 2012
• Students cheer on Lego robots at Pendleton tournament
• Sex offender back in custody in Anderson County
• S.C. legislators eyeing changes in rules for unemployment benefits
• Pendleton, Stornoway friendship stands test of time, recession and even war
• Amazon tax bills come due in S.C.
• Police looking for two accused of attacking father, stealing cars
• Winnsboro man named South Carolina’s barbecue King
• Man charged in fatal Central stabbing has history of violence
• Former dean of Tri-County Tech charged with breach of trust
• Hospital systems extend reach into northern Anderson County
• Oconee deputies capture N.C. fugitive
• Leaders: Working together key to future
• Matthew Fullbright gets two life sentences for murder
• Oconee finance director resigns
• Deputies still looking for men who assaulted pregnant woman
• Home and Garden Show opens in Seneca
• Portable classrooms disappearing from two districts
• Caterpillar breaks ground on expansion at Toccoa facility
• Hart County Board of Commissioners approves two new employees for tax office
• Anderson man charged with attempted murder of trespassing boys
• Former Tri-County Tech employee arrested for breach of trust
• Jury deliberates Fullbright case
• Hospitals, health-care providers to benefit from new Premier agreements
• Video shows killer's denials in Georgia girl's slaying
• Gov. Haley: Future bright in South Carolina
• Innovate Anderson pushing for speculative building to draw development
• S.C. elections officials find money to pay for GOP presidential primary
• Tri-County Tech opens season of celebration
• Matthew Fullbright denies killing couple
• Soup fundraiser draws cross-section of community at Grace Episcopal
• Clemson students raise money for memorial chapel
• District 4 plans workshop Monday
• District 5 to open charter school
• Tri-County Tech to offer computer technician certification class
• Franklin County preparing for election season
• Hart County elections office allocated extra money for election season
• Stephens County names new public works director
• Hospital construction in Lavonia nearly complete
• Pregnant woman assaulted in Powdersville
• Clemson’s student-run WSBF recognized by RadioFlag
• Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. joins rich beer culture in western North Carolina
• Anderson police find stolen 'Fish Out of the Water'
• 3 charged in connection with fatal hit-and-run that killed Spartanburg man
• State labor director Catherine Templeton chosen to lead DHEC
• Anderson City Council candidate owes $89,600 to state
• Bill would bar prisons from paying for inmate sex changes
• Leaders to send proposals to council for Murray-Franklin site
• Gov. Haley calls for more money for state’s mentally ill
• Jury sees video of Matthew Fullbright asking for forgiveness
• Anderson University says no one does door-to-door sales on its behalf
• Anderson man found safe after going missing from care center
• Anderson man sentenced to two years for child pornography
• Security increased after robbery at Anderson school
• PSC approves Duke rate increase
• Rebates available on some appliances
• SHARE board to have a called meeting Feb. 1
• New group for veterans formed by VFW in Toccoa
• Clemson introduces MBA in entrepreneurship and innovation
• Oconee eyes modified school calendar for 2013
• Man convicted of criminal domestic violence in Pickens County
• Councilman wants sheriff to stop urging people to get concealed weapons permits
• County to seek views on Powdersville transportation projects
• Drug dealer testifies in double-murder trial
• District 5 board spending up to $47,000 for kitchen
• Housing construction market picks up slowly in Anderson
• Ashtabula tightens ties to Charleston manor house
• Phyllis Ayers named administrator in Stephens County
• Funding repairs to roadways a concern of Pickens delegation
• Proposed map of Franklin County commission districts to be sent to state
• Breakfast fundraiser set for Saturday for Elks
• Pickens career center plans open house Thursday
• Franklin Springs hires new city attorney
• Franklin County school board approves new core building
• Congressional candidate calls for balanced budget
• Bill would strengthen South Carolina’s right-to-work law
• County asks Anderson city leaders to help with business incentive package
• Trial begins in Anderson for man accused of double murder
• Sanctions on Iran could push gas prices up at local pumps
• Wandering donkey seems happy at elementary school
• Sheriff’s office says Iva shooting was accidental
• Filing opens for special election in Pendleton
• Bats may keep school gym closed until March
• Find those sunglasses: The sun returns Tuesday
• Patrick Litman challenging incumbent Tony Stewart for Anderson City Council
• Reg Dexter, Joel Thrift running for re-election to Oconee County Council
• Hearsay: Mr. T provides some upo seeds for fellow Navy vet
• Easley resident explains nosy moment with Newt
• Anderson council to discuss expanding industry, sale of bond
• La dolce vita
• Iva shooting suspect dies in car wreck
• Fair Play residents lose power when car hits pole
• Republican primary voters pick Gingrich in Pickens County
• Newt Gingrich victor in Oconee County in primary
• Newt Gingrich wins Anderson County in presidential primary
• Case of car chase, shooting in Anderson County to be sent to grand jury
• Anderson School District 5 schedules community meetings
• Matthew Fullbright heading to trial in Anderson
• Newt Gingrich visits Anderson
• Scrabble means dollars for Oconee education foundation
• DeNiro, Travolta begin filming new movie in Rabun County next week
• Voter turnout reports vary across South Carolina
• Familiar vendor asks for chance to bring fair back to Anderson
• South Carolina’s voters take center stage today in GOP presidential primary
• Easley woman’s cross-county chase ends in Seneca
• Eddie Adams new chairman of transportation commission
• Twin sisters face grand jury in burglary, shootout case
• Ryan's restaurant in Anderson, another in Seneca closed
• Franklin Springs city clerk resigns charging wrongdoing by mayor, city council
• Leap for Literacy set for Feb. 18
• Ryan's restaurant on Clemson Boulevard in Anderson closes
• Anderson men plead guilty to taking metal from railroad tracks
• Clemson University names new general counsel
• Eight manufacturing workers in Anderson share $250,000 Mega Millions prize
• 1930 Model A Ford, camper stolen in Oconee
• Students awarded scholarships for free flying lessons
• Candidates say Belton needs more businesses, jobs
• Report: S.C. third-worst in nation for cuts to research universities
• Candidates begin filing for Anderson City Council election
• 89-year-old minister jailed for contempt of court in Seneca
• Men charged with stealing metal from downtown railroad tracks
• ‘Occupiers’ 700-mile walk brings them through Anderson
• Efforts under way to bring county fair to Anderson’s Civic Center
• Rick Perry drops out of GOP presidential race, endorses Gingrich
• Westminster readies last phase of water system improvements, approves money for Mayberry
• Brothers move back into Clemson frat house
• Shriners to offer free orthopedic screening and FBI child ID program in Greenville
• Stephens County Board of Education sets 2012 meeting dates, officers
• Public hearing set about Franklin County commission districts
• Gingrich asks conservatives to help him stop Romney
• Former Anderson County Council member appears before state grand jury
• Meteorologist says weekend could bring risk of tornados
• Walmart plans store in Powdersville
• Nuclear regulators applaud safety upgrades at Oconee plant
• Leads sought in robbery of Toccoa store
• Tri-County Tech students host first 50th-anniversary event
• Conservancy: Swamp can be destination for tourism
• Franklin County earns good audit report
• Berkeley Place gets Clemson council approval
• Forum for city council candidates to be held in Belton
• Kelly Elrod named principal for North Pointe Elementary
• Stephens County school board members discuss buildings
• Volunteers needed for food giveaway in Royston
• Hart County Humane Society offering free spaying/neutering of some pets
• Check those lottery tickets; someone’s won $250,000
• ‘Project Cougar’ could mean at least $550 million investment
• Midway to become magnet school
• Clemson Area Transit needs new buses
• Korea veterans thanked for service in 'forgotten war'
• $5 a gallon? Analysts say it could happen
• King monument’s leader shares decade of work
• State legislators announce endorsements in primary
• No charges filed after fatal wreck near Easley
• School looks for improvements at crossing where student hit
• Big turnout anticipated for GOP presidential primary Saturday
• Royston to upgrade city water meters
• City council veteran Tom Dunaway won't run again
• Exhibit at Clemson City Hall highlights work of noted artists
• Massey Road in Anderson to close beginning Feb. 1 for culvert replacement
• Pickens County students injured in accident involving school bus
• Speakers at King ceremony ask, where do we go from here?
• Eleventh-hour endorsements show GOP still divided
• Toccoa teen calls on peers to honor King legacy
• Commissioner challenges large lots in Franklin County
• Errors back to 2009 linger in Hart's property-tax digest
• Hearsay: Elusive upo seeds and agitating collards
• Ireland's former richest person declared bankrupt
• King parade draws hundreds to Elberton
• Two injured in wreck involving church van
• Storyteller: Recipe for success
• Traffic diverted along stretch of I-385
• Deer management proposals made
• Anderson County Council Chairman proclaims Monday, January 16th as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
• Anderson woman dies two days after crash
• North Carolina firm recalls diced beef products
• Volunteer opportunities in the Upstate for the week of Jan. 15, 2012
• Could religion lose some of its influence on voters in this S.C. presidential primary?
• Speaker to discuss swamp restoration in Anderson
• Lawsuit filed against Seneca, police department
• Main lab demolished at polluted Anderson site
• Anderson event celebrates Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy
• Boil-water advisory lifted in Hart County
• School districts setting calendar for 2012-13
• Anderson County considers incentives to offer large company
• Mayor's breakfast honors King, local teacher
• Area to receive federal aid for restoration project
• Accused in shootout, man says deputies lack physical proof
• Chick-fil-A cow found, returned
• Pickens County man arrested on charges of failing to pay state income taxes
• New lights to be installed at Royston park
• Decision delayed about business license fees in Toccoa
• Boil-water advisory in effect in northern Hart County
• Oconee County growing as tourist destination
• Pinewood criticizes lawsuit about ReVille
• Poll: Romney lead shrinking in South Carolina
• Wayne Fowler staying another year as District 1 superintendent
• Hundreds gather to remember firefighter, former sheriff David Crenshaw
• Duke restricts Keowee, Jocassee water withdrawals under new drought plan
• Missing Piedmont man returns home
• Clemson grads secure jobs at twice the national rate
• Man gets 7-year sentence for attempted abduction
• Girl Scout cookies come to Anderson Friday, at businesses in February
• Shovels turn dirt for dorm at Anderson University
• Belton man faces weapons charge
• Anderson man pleads guilty in home invasion
• Team members help others by remembering the boy they lost
• Riley joins Upstate Forever council
• Man dies in crash just outside of Seneca
• COUNTY OFFICES OF BUILDING & CODES AND DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS NOW ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS
• HUMANE SOCIETY ENCOURAGES PET OWNERS TO SPAY/NEUTER PETS IN ORDER TO PREVENT SPRINGTIME OVERPOPULATION
• Walhalla hit with lawsuit alleging rights violations
• Chase ends in crash at stoplight in Anderson
• Former Anderson County Council member offered immunity in grand jury investigation
• Fire trucks to lead Crenshaw’s funeral procession
• Upstate senators won’t support motorcycle helmet bill
• Toilet heist, drugs keep man behind bars
• Observers say Romney faces rocky road in Upstate
• Belton woman gets prison term for thefts by check
• Neighbors lodged bullets in each other’s hips in home invasion
• City leaders meet with developers to talk about Murray-Franklin site
• Wet weather ending in the Upstate
• Three say they'll run for re-election
• Lavonia doctor acquitted of charges
• Committee works on common pricing
• Fowler contract on school board table
• Regulators to get update on Oconee Nuclear Station
• Home heating help now available for residents in Georgia
• Stephens County picks Phyllis Ayers for administrator
• Seneca receives good financial audit
• Terminally ill woman witnesses Ohio murder-suicide
• District 5 to keep jobs of head football coach, athletic director combined
• Upstate leads the way in GOP campaign cash
• Mild winter not a friend to summer strawberry crops
• A snowless winter could save a bundle for Upstate agencies
• Major sewer project near to coming online in Oconee County
• Panel asks city leaders to ban smoking in Anderson workplaces, restaurants
• Anderson man charged with breaking into cars
• Truck driver hauling chickens hurt in wreck
• Millions in bankruptcy claims likely to go unpaid
• Defendant in shooting case allowed to attend school
• Federal grand jury indicts four from Upstate
• Clemson University launches state’s first car-sharing program
• Franklin to hold public hearing on redrawn commission districts
• Seneca committee seeks bids on reopening pool or installing water park
• Anderson University building 102-bed dorm
• Old Pendleton Genealogy Society to meet Jan. 17
• Five injured in car accident at Franklin County High School
• North Carolina man dies in accident on I-85 in Anderson County
• Townville man dies in Sunday evening crash
• Former Anderson County sheriff dies while trying to help others
• Lyman man charged with shooting at deputies
• Upstate business icon C. Dan Joyner dies
• Students prepare for a long spring at Clemson
• Perry rallies at burger joint, vows to stay in race
• Pickens to identify flood-prone areas
• Franklin County to discuss lopsided districts
• A bunch of swell fellows
• Zais touts message of reform
• Historic Spartanburg mill being torn down
• Volunteer opportunities in Anderson County for the week of Jan. 9
• Family says goodbye to serviceman who died serving U.S.
• Canines step into spotlight at Pendleton show
• Dogs show off at Pendleton event
• Dance studio celebrates grand opening in Clemson
• Anderson City Council to vote on downtown park, recreation center expansion
• Alabama family lives amid rubble from April tornado
• Fire damages apartments in Anderson
• Pickens County schools search for “visionary” superintendent
• Woman hurt when car crashes into building
• Two men get life sentences for Oconee County double homicide
• Tea party takes aim at two veteran legislators
• Grand jury to get case of shooting at Club Detox
• Man reported missing tells Clemson police he is safe
• East-West Connector ‘42 percent complete’
• District 5 school board schedules two meetings
• Donors reach out to help quadriplegic
• Activities in Toccoa to honor Martin Luther King Jr.
• Starr man accused of raping 8-year-old stepdaughter
• Year’s first baby welcomed at Royston hospital
• New baby welcomed for 2012 at Stephens County hospital
• Seniors Unlimited to serve breakfast at two centers
• American Legion Post 113 to hold business meeting Monday
• Romney hunts S.C. votes as GOP rivals pile on in New Hampshire
• State taking over Interstate 526 project
• Romney campaigns for second day on S.C. coast
• Museum event to highlight black little leagues
• Clemson man missing since Christmas Eve
• Thefts leave quadriplegic unable to go home
• Homeland Park teen kills coyote with pocket knife
• Primary outlook in Anderson: More GOP voters, fewer polling places
• Research park to revamp marketing strategy
• Senior Solutions shows off its offerings for the elderly
• Hearings set for two men charged in Oconee County double slaying
• Legislators to focus on budget, economy
• Gresham Barrett joins Greenville firm as policy adviser
• Tire dump in Franklin County being cleaned up
• Lavonia couple to open home health-care business
• Free small-business startup class to begin Tuesday
• Siren test scheduled around Oconee Nuclear Station
• Construction on Amazon.com has begun
• Upstate soldier's body returns to the Upstate
• Tiger fans show their pride
• Tractor-trailer overturns on I-85
• S.C. politicos: GOP field still wide open for presidential hopefuls
• Townville man faces child pornography charges
• Iran’s Hormuz threat digs into wallets as gas stations
• Crime Stoppers honors six sheriff’s employees
• Habitat group opening thrift store in Easley
• Blind leader celebrates birthday of Braille
• Anderson committee begins review process for city judge
• Changes in GED test will make it harder to pass
• Leads sought on men who robbed gas station
• Seneca lining up entertainment, planning cruise-ins
• Oconee County to fence airport to keep out deer
• Oconee County legislative delegation to meet Jan. 23
• ‘Hands Only’ Citizen CPR class scheduled
• Corps taking applications for development of marina
• N.C. man stabbed in York County football argument
• Store robbed in Anderson
• Cyclists propose major race in Pendleton
• Oconee County to join school district sewer project
• Tom Allen named chairman of Anderson County Council
• Eight candidates running for three seats on Belton City Council
• Winter drops by this week, but it will feel more like spring by Friday
• Belton council approves free business licenses for nonprofit groups
• Belton man attempted to avoid bicyclist before accident
• Lack of cash won’t stop South Carolina primary
• New Year’s traffic fatalities down statewide from last year
• Clemson ranks high on Kiplinger report
• Two found dead in home
• Meth lab found on railroad trestle
• Students go back to school with another break just ahead this month
• Fifth candidate announces for Oconee County sheriff job
• Christmas charity raises most since 2009
• Oconee Medical Center celebrates first baby born in 2012
• S.C. home to thousands injured in Iraq, Afghanistan
• New York City police investigate possible bias crimes
• Public Service Announcement - Danger from Household Chemicals
• Young bike rider injured on Anderson County road
• Clemson alumni across nation plan to watch Orange Bowl
• The Storyteller: Generations of treasure seekers return to Antreville gem mine
• Becoming a 10 for '12
• Chimney inspections can help keep homes safe, Anderson experts say
• Hearsay: A touching tale and a search for a floating tree
• Missing Anderson man now safely back home
• Deputies searching for missing Anderson man
• Citations to be issued for fire lane parking ordinance violations in Toccoa
• Holiday to affect some meeting times in Franklin County
• Enthusiasts relive Civil War history at S.C. museum
• Nurse delivers Anderson's first baby of 2012
• Teacher, student reunite at New Year's Day dinner
• Three arrested in fraudulent check scheme
• Fire along U.S. 29 reaches attic, reignites
• Eight-year-old snakebite victim goes home
• Public workers' holidays criticized
• Couple forced to give up adopted daughter
• Fireworks mark end of 2011 in Homeland Park
• New Year's Eve parties take Huntsman across New Hampshire
• A few numbers for 'Auld Lang Syne'
• Resolutions in Anderson area focus on more, and less
• Anderson legislators speak about goals for 2012
• Anderson County Council chairman's post up for grabs Tuesday
• Crimefighting with cell phones and cameras in Anderson County in 2012
• Troopers, police out to get drunken drivers this weekend
• Armed robbers hold up Dollar General in Fair Play
• Pendleton set to vote on ‘bath salts’ ban
• Blue laws deal sobering blow to New Year’s Eve festivities
• Third masked robbery prompts inter-agency investigation
• Run is aimed at starting New Year off on a healthy foot
• Economy dominates top Oconee stories of 2011
• Homicide case makes headlines for Pickens County this year
• Alleged militia plot tops Ga. headlines in 2011
• Anderson County school districts grow in 2011
• Upstate's notable deaths of 2011
• Corps of Engineers: Cold weather increases risk of hypothermia
• Health department hours changing in Abbeville, McCormick
• Colleges, universities raise millions, expand facilities in 2011
• Top 10 stories of 2011
• Westside teams give fans plenty to cheer about
• Seasonal sadness often peaks in January
• Anderson city firefighters to get promotions
• Homeland Park firefighters to give fireworks show Saturday
• Fire officials asking residents to be careful
• Church looking for donations to provide hot meal, warm coats
• Hart County sees rise in burglaries just before Christmas
• Coroner: Clemson student died of alcohol intoxication
• Waldrep for the defense: Former politician appears at hearing
• Collards make for New Year's feast in the South
• Lavonia council adopts 2012 budget
• Upstate soldier killed while serving in Afghanistan
• Work moving forward on report about Schaefer Center in Toccoa
• End of ethanol subsidy expected to bring higher gas prices
• Affidavit: Anderson man swapped pipe bombs for crack
• Charitable donations pour into Anderson thrift stores
• Lavonia police officer resigns
• Franklin County commissioners schedule all-day planning session
• Anderson County accepting trees to recycle
• Toccoa leaders reviewing business license ordinance
• Teen charged with drunken driving in fatal wreck
• Federal government sues Elberton granite company over safety hazards
• Christmas presents stolen from Lavonia store
• Christmas trees to become fish habitat
• Holiday basketball tourney tips off Wednesday
• Bond denied for Martin woman charged with murder
• Changes planned for Toccoa City Commission meetings
• Toast ‘N Topics legislative breakfast will be Jan. 5 in Anderson
• Fire in Oconee destroys home of family of six
• Historic district in Toccoa on National Register of Historic Places
• Sales, gift cards draw people to stores day after Christmas
• Hearsay: Who took the brass plaques from Hartwell Dam?
• Woman charged with murder in stabbing of Lavonia man
• Civil War Naval Museum sails into uncharted waters
• Rain, cold weather in store for last of December
• Helping hearts make Christmas brighter
• Man’s home damaged by a chimney fire on Christmas
• Fire damages bank, Jeep in Williamston
• A plateful of thanks
• Anderson barber's final cut coming soon
• Volunteer opportunities in the Upstate for the week of Dec. 25, 2011
• Diabetic woman raising great-grandson
• Shoppers search for last-minute gifts in Anderson
• Adoptions make families whole in time for Christmas
• Midtowne Plaza in Anderson to include third retail outlet
• Santa helps where he can
• Cutback on hours at work hurt families at Christmas
• Mall shoppers help security guard subdue suspect
• UPS, FedEx holiday package volume up from 2010
• N.C. woman, 85, shoots husband; claimed mistreatment
• Union man charged with driving over church gravestones
• Veteran charged with killing two in Columbia
• Pioneer to seek water plant site in Oconee industrial park
• Layaway ‘angels’ visit Anderson store
• After a bad year, joyful smiles
• Hearing loss leads to job loss for father
• Anderson City Council meeting for Dec. 26 canceled
• S.C. drivers still enjoying break at gas pumps
• Investigation into Hart County Tax Assessors Office computer issue continues
• Pipe bombs found at Anderson home
• Stephens County Hospital leaders approve surgery table purchase, review finances
• Annual day use passes available for purchase for Corps properties
• Sheriff urges neighbors to watch out for each other, keep records
• Anderson County Council to get iPads
• Credit union to aid laid-off Liberty Denim workers
• Meteorologists predict cloudy Christmas
• Easley man dies after cave-in at Columbia construction site
• Women living alone need help keeping warm as they struggle to pay bills
• Lavonia officials postpone decision about officer
• Royston changes financing for gas line expansion
• Former professional football player seeks to open program for children in Stephens County
• School bus struck by car in Oconee County, no injuries
• Corps, Outdoor Dream partnership brings new hunting blinds to Russell Lake
• Voter registration deadline is Wednesday for South Carolina primary
• Amy's Kitchen operation delays startup in Greenville County
• U.S. Rep. Jim Clyburn: Ousting Obama top GOP goal
• Laid-off denim plant workers attend job fair
• Developer takes step to realizing Clemson Town Center
• Burglaries have residents up in arms
• Elderly man needs clothes, shoes and a coat
• Council meets with construction company on downtown park
• Cutting of cable disrupts phone service for about 1,000
• Seneca teen charged with attempted murder
• Beams set in place for new railroad bridge at Clemson
• Hearsay: So who lost a wakeboard in the lake?
• Job fairs being held for Liberty Denim workers
• FAMU board considers president's suspension
• S.C. does not regulate cash transfers
• If it’s got collard greens, then it must be Denver Downs’ annual parade
• Jobless woman needs help for children, nephew
• Redneck Christmas parade in Georgia delivers on its theme
• Anderson couple starts new tradition by saving ‘Shangri-La’ nativity scene
• Volunteer opportunities in Anderson County for the week of Dec. 19
• Loretta Holloway honored during Belton gala
• Baseball bat attack while on work release sends inmate back to jail
• Bond denied for trio charged with home invasion that led to shootout
• Georgia senators applaud deal to fund deeper ports
• Farming for Christmas gifts at Anderson County’s market
• License plate readers help Pickens deputies nab stolen cars, tags
• The free meal is the real deal for these Anderson women, teens
• Bikers show soft hearts with Christmas fund donation
• Sandra Pruitt named Volunteer Administrator of the Year
• Three off-highway vehicle trails on Sumter National Forest to close for winter
• Pickens County legislative delegation plans public meeting Jan. 3:
• Man and his father exchange gunfire with burglars in Anderson County
• Committee divided over need for spec building in Anderson County
• City releases email in Lamar Jack case
• Seneca man in good condition after being shot by troopers
• Franklin County grand jury indicts Starr, S.C., man
• Upstate man indicted for murder in northeast Georgia
• Montevideo Redneck Christmas Parade set for Sunday
• Town welcomes residents for Christmas
• DNR puts trap out for bear
• Pickens inmate charged with assaulting recycling center worker
• Pickens County Legislative Delegation plans public meeting Jan. 3
• House fire in Easley does not result in any injuries
• AU criminal justice instructor charged with domestic violence
• Mother who had high-risk pregnancy wants to provide some Christmas cheer for her children
• Oconee to replace outdated school computers
• Anderson authorities make arrests in burglary case
• Walhalla man, 75, died of head and chest trauma
• Reed promoted to captain
• Firefighters battle another scrap yard fire
• Shooting reported near Anderson
• Taste of Anderson offers culinary treats and abstract art
• Community responds to news of Liberty Denim plant closure
• School party in Liberty only Christmas for some students
• Rotary Club of Greater Anderson helps fulfill some children’s Christmas wishes
• New Carnes Creek Volunteer Fire Department building approved
• Franklin County school official supports Deal’s plan for low-income students
• GBI investigates hacking at Hart County Tax Assessors Office
• Seneca municipal election set
• Anderson man convicted of first-degree burglary
• Anderson police arrest one of two wanted for November shooting
• Anderson deputies make 23rd arrest in burglary ring
• 75-year-old Walhalla man killed in car accident
• OSHA extends AnMed Health participation in safety program
• Dunlap Road in Anderson to close Jan. 3 for culvert replacement
• Three off-highway vehicle trails on Sumter National Forest to close for winter
• Clemson, Duke plan power outage for repairs
• Former band director from Dillon gets 2 years in sex case
• Anderson County Salvation Army seeks support
• Faculty question Clemson’s priorities in wake of coach’s raise
• Stolen car found in Georgia
• Westminster left holding the bag by Winn Dixie
• Former Spartanburg County administrator to take Oconee County’s No. 2 slot
• City delays response to request for records in Lamar Jack case
• Centerville Elementary approved to become 21st Century School
• Clemson roads to be shut down part of Monday
• Two file for special election in town of Six Mile
• Georgia State Rep. Alan Powell honored
• Pelham Foundation gives Clemson $337,500
• Deadline approaching to register to vote in Republican primary
• $100,000 lottery ticket sold in Anderson
• Mother takes on niece, raising five children of her own
• Pickens County man convicted of two counts of committing a lewd act on a child
• Economist compares economy to barbecue: low and slow
• Anderson man sentenced to life in prison without parole
• Lottery winner gets early Christmas present
• Time names 'The Protester' as 'Person of Year'
• District 5 sets school rezoning parameters
• Teacher resigns from District 1
• West Union enacts ordinance against texting while driving
• Bail denied for Easley man accused in fatal accident
• Drivers appear safe from steep rise in gas prices through Christmas
• Troopers try to stop pedestrian deaths, announce crackdown
• Tri-County Tech’s campus store lowers per-student cost of books
• Father laid off work, family struggling on wife’s pay
• Food and clothing banks help students during holidays
• ‘Country Santa’ needs help filling up his workshop
• Central council honors elementary school
• Nighttime road checks almost complete
• Lavonia centers need toys, food
• Anderson police looking for two in connection with shooting
• Police need help nabbing credit card thieves
• Santee Cooper plans rate hikes for nuclear plants
• Facebook aims to help prevent suicide
• Oconee school board gives approval to memorial
• City not ready to vote on contracts for old Belk site downtown
• Oconee schools flush with money, high reserve funds
• Company offers chance to renovate old Oconee courthouse at no cost to county
• Popular vet tech program growing out of space
• Warmer weather in store this week
• Clemson’s Swann makes pitch to be lead attorney
• Easley man charged with leaving scene of fatal crash
• Woman pleads guilty to violating county’s ‘bath salts,’ fake pot law
• Case against woman charged with killing family members goes to grand jury
• Brighter Christmas Fund Run taking off again
• Reward offered for information on wanted man
• District 5 school board to consider rezoning
• Clemson University opens Patewood bioengineering lab at hospital
• Hearsay: Lotta shaking going on at the Christmas tree farm
• New Charleston tour guides busts myths about city
• Charleston to pay outsourced custodians $53K
• Occupy protesters seek to shut West Coast ports
• S.C. legislators to discuss pension reform
• Former NBC anchor Tom Brokaw addresses USC grads
• Man shot to death in Gaffney field
• In Pendleton’s parade, everybody knows your name
• Family helps pull bed-ridden member from Anderson house fire
• Family struggling with health issues, bills seeks help
• Spending a day in Anderson's old schoolhouse
• Boyfriend of slain Georgia woman describes last email
• Here's the skinny on omega-3 fatty acids
• Volunteer opportunities in Anderson County for the week of Dec. 12
• Santa Train rolls into Anderson area
• Anderson woman is county’s 16th homicide victim of 2011
• Paynes Creek trail at Hartwell Lake to expand
• Honoring heroes for the holidays in Anderson
• Ill mother who is unable to work hopes sons can have merry Christmas
• Thousands see Christmas Parade roll through Williamston
• Anderson City Council to vote on contract for downtown park
• Stabbing reported at Wal-Mart in Greenville County
• Boil-water advisory extended to West Union
• Authorities investigating fatal hit-and-run in Pickens County
• Walhalla issues advisory to boil drinking water
• Recording artists to hold benefit in Seneca for homeless shelter
• Council members push to get iPads
• Warrants say former cop burned his house after search for drugs
• Three arrested on meth charges in Seneca
• Judge finds probable cause in crack case
• Schools tighten security after thefts
• ‘Alien’ robs Belton store
• A gift for the teacher
• Third annual Coats for Students Drive under way
• Toccoa implementing fire lane parking ordinance
• Mother trying to support family with part-time job
• Medical offices at new Lavonia hospital almost full
• CollinsCraft expands facility, adding 20 jobs
• Clemson professors headed for White House
• Clemson professor Roger Liska recognized with Lifetime Achievement Award
• Money recovered in Anderson County from armored car robbery
• Bond set for father charged in Anderson with criminal domestic violence
• Registration period set for Pendleton mayoral election
• Clemson parade welcomes Grinch, septic tank, dancing
• Oconee County, school board could partner on sewer project
• City leaders reconsidering decision to withhold email in Lamar Jack case
• Dead woman’s sister outraged that accused killer was out of prison
• Parents ask for diapers, baby wipes for Christmas
• Former officer charged with arson in Abbeville County
• Rains help Hartwell Lake recover more than a foot
• Holiday concerts show off schools, community
• Newt Gingrich speaks to pastors and ministers in Greenville conference
• Clemson alumnus Rudolph Anderson honored by Air Force ROTC
• Partnerships will drive innovation, Clemson officials tell conference
• Anderson police find girl, charge father
• Upstate advocates ask legislators to support education center on Hartwell Lake
• Oconee County Council member to name fellow members in ethics complaint
• Nuclear regulators find problem at Oconee of 'substantial safety significance'
• Deputies: Thieves watched for cars with keys inside
• Pendleton mayor says apathy, hostility factors in decision to quit
• Four promoted in Anderson Police Department
• Two Pearl Harbor eyewitnesses honored in Oconee
• Bryant bill would require drug tests for unemployed
• Mother of Cub Scout charged with forging fundraiser checks
• Mother loses job, home after surgery
• Toys for needy children pile up at solicitor's office
• Ribbon cut at new Toccoa-Stephens airport terminal
• Toccoa interim manager lone finalist for job
• Duke Energy plans Clemson outage for Dec. 18
• Meteorologist: Watch for black ice in the morning
• 19-year-old charged with killing woman in Anderson
• Central firefighters honor memory of George Reid
• Graham measure would add National Guard to Joint Chiefs of Staff
• Upstate Forever protects Rainey land
• NRC sends letter to Oconee Nuclear Station
• S.C. senator told information would cost nearly $500K
• For Sandusky's accusers, a chance to face him
• Man charged with spying on women in dorm bathroom in Clemson
• USC researchers give 2012 economic predictions
• Woman hit by car in Anderson
• Fire destroys abandoned house on Evergreen Street
• John Wilkinson wins runoff for 50th District Senate seat in Georgia
• District 5 committee discusses putting items back in schools budget
• Gas prices expected to rise again over holidays
• Holiday crafts, art work draw patrons to Belton
• No charges to be filed in death of Honea Path worker
• Pendleton mayor says he will hold meeting to explain resignation
• Woman, four children living with mother-in-law
• Franklin County commissioners want to know more about cars
• Toys for Tots expected to reach hundreds of area children
• Woman rescued from fire is out of hospital
• Officials say education more important than ever
• Lavonia officials headed to Atlanta with gifts
• Man charged with burglary in Clemson dorm
• Southern Wesleyan prepares for winter graduation
• Cross Country Home Services to add 100 new jobs
• Thieves target Upstate dollar stores
• S.C. mom charged with neglecting children, forcing them to work in puppy mill
• Troops, police patrol Moscow after protests
• Pendleton mayor announces resignation
• Oconee zoning request shows flaw in method, says planning chairman
• District 3 reviews school roof requirements
• Man pulls driver from burning car
• Williamston council eyeing cameras in park
• Seneca shines during Christmas parade
• City leaders withholding email about Lamar Jack case
• Missing hunter found dead in Hartwell Lake
• Town worker in Honea Path hit by car, dies
• Rehab hospital to expand in Anderson
• Rain expected Tuesday and Wednesday in Anderson area
• Suit filed by former Franklin Springs police chief
• Ghost still walks the halls of Pendleton's Liberty Hall Inn
• Father lost his job in September, needs help for his children
• Anderson city officials look at purchasing land
• Long Creek residents wait for word on post office
• Georgia runoff elections Tuesday
• Search for missing hunter continues Monday
• Vandalism closes Cherokee County school
• Spartanburg officials delay vote on Amazon deal
• Cuts to first-class mail to slow delivery in 2012
• S.C. primary up for grabs, Gingrich making big play
• Greenville woman found shot to death
• Teenager, passenger survive wreck in Sandy Springs
• Another power outage on the way for Clemson
• Big Anderson Christmas parade draws bigger crowd
• Family takes in 10-month-old niece, needs help for the holidays
• Making metal into trees, Belton man finds artistic success
• Volunteer opportunities in the Upstate for the week of Dec. 4, 2011
• Seneca hosts Santa’s Workshop on Ram Cat Alley
• Power outage affects Clemson
• Christmas in the air with Upstate parades
• Medical helicopters called to wreck scene in Anderson County
• Homes tour helps get Anderson ready for Christmas
• Man charged with animal cruelty remains in custody in Anderson
• Holiday jobs plentiful in Anderson, across the nation
• Bail set for Belton man charged in Walgreens' drug theft
• Couple need help giving 13-year-old foster son what he needs
• Investigators say fire at Oconee kennel was accidental
• Man charged with cruelty after police find 7 dead dogs
• Crowd enchanted by downtown tree lighting
• Men charged with botched burglary appear in court
• Westminster lights up with holiday spirit
• Man found dead at Pelzer boat ramp
• Man accused of robbing Walgreens surrenders
• Alleged members of burglary ring get hearings
• Candidates vie for job as Oconee economic development director
• Anderson couple struggle as they raise 5-year-old granddaughter
• Legislators pre-file bills for 2012 session
• Pickens school wins national distinction
• Hart County commissioners set temporary tax rate for 2011
• Red Cross needs volunteers, money
• S.C. postal district needs rural carrier associates
• Franklin County sheriff appointed to national group
• Free booklet of safety tips now available in Lavonia
• Anderson police find dead animals
• Twelve Mile Creek needs more work
• Ashtabula Christmas remains faithful to lean times
• Oconee sewer authority members cautioned on finances
• Woman says masked men invaded home, robbed her
• Students’ art to adorn solicitor’s calendar
• Duke lowers residential increase requests
• Anderson County deputies seize $39,000 worth of ‘bath salts,’ fake pot
• Family of 10 needs some help giving children a happy holiday
• One firm bids on old Oconee County courthouse
• Clemson among top universities in nation graduating black engineers
• Stolen vehicles, other goods found in Hart County
• Education improvement committee sets first meeting
• No home energy bill assistance program in northeast Georgia
• Community First acquires Bank of Westminster
• Alex Saitta re-elected chairman of Pickens school board
• Yard sale/concert to benefit cancer patient in Oconee
• Pickens County Library to offer pet photos with Santa
• 11 cited in investigation of alcohol sales to minors
• Hospitality tax revenue up, helps pay for Anderson city park projects
• Gas leak halts traffic on Old Williamston Road
• Apartment fire caused by candle leaves smoke, water damage
• Seneca seeks assurance on new Lake Keowee drought protocol
• Central to go it alone on tax-incentive financing for renewal
• Frequent target of scams is wise to the tricks
• Work-release escapee found
• Deputies find pound of pot in Anderson man’s home
• Law enforcement learns to ‘like’ Facebook
• Poverty rates increasing for children, school districts
• Santa to ride into Anderson on Friday
• Mother, father working but hours are limited, making holidays tough
• Pickens school board chairman asks city to renegotiate loan agreement
• Candidates square off in debate before runoff election for Ga. state Senate seat
• Clemson students develop arm restraint to help nurses draw children's blood
• Toccoa judge, commissioners talk about blighted properties
• Truckers for Kids toy run set in Stephens County
• Criminal and civil actions result from metal recycling investigation in Georgia
• Higher home assessments may wait until after 2012 election
• Seneca seeking tax-credit loans to buy Propex site
• Atop AnMed Health, star glows with Christmas cheer
• Hospice to benefit from Christmas Tree Festival
• Attorney returns to alma mater for job interview
• Pendleton to kick off season with tree lighting
• Father in jail, leaves wife, children to survive on their own
• Wren High's Binnicker named high school principal of the year
• Toccoa hires new utilities director
• Franklin County Board of Education changes meeting times
• Royston to apply for new grant for park
• Franklin County Habitat for Humanity schedules children's holiday shopping event
• Holiday events scheduled in area
• Police to be grilled by reporters in AU class
• Anderson YMCA 'Reindeer Run' will be Saturday
• Northeast Georgia Humane Society to hold rabies clinic Saturday
• Oconee library board appoints new director
• Donate Life Duel nets 850 organ, tissue and eye donors
• Greenville man charged with threatening Pickens sheriff
• Skaggs says drummer has gone to glory
• Iva home destroyed by fire
• Anderson man charged in accident involving state patrol vehicle
• Accident involving trooper under investigation in Anderson
• Ohio court hearing for teen Craigslist ad suspect
• UNC’s top lawyer eyes Clemson for 'best, last' job
• Toys for Tots seeks names of children to receive gifts
• Pendleton to draw up contract for town’s top job
• The bell can toll for free, but only if volunteers come out
• Historic Wilhite House to offer tours during holiday season
• Rain to continue through Tuesday; some areas could get snow
• Iva ceremony to remember 25th anniversary of Challenger explosion
• Amazon expected to build major facility in Spartanburg County
• Nurse helps shopper who collapsed
• Counselors help Wren Middle students deal with girl’s death
• Seneca, businessman move toward resolution of demolition dispute
• Mother flees abusive husband, needs help this Christmas
• AnMed Health 'Lights Before Christmas' will be Friday
• ReWiGo Community Service Day takes place Saturday
• Hospice Christmas Tree Festival Auction will be Friday
• Corps’ Thurmond Lake Office to accepts Christmas trees for recycling
• Clemson University to hold Lighting of the Gardens
• Hearsay: Smelly bugs infest soybeans and pecan trees
• Food banks worry about rising peanut butter prices
• New jobs coming to Spartanburg, officials say
• Six collisions slow traffic on I-85
• Greenville police investigate shooting at bar
• Rain and cold for Anderson; snow in mountains
• Easley’s ‘bakerina’ dances way to gingerbread house baking prize
• Syracuse fires assistant basketball coach Fine
• Bikers act as modern Wise Men at toy parade in Anderson
• Iva keeps its history alive through Reviva museum, townspeople
• North Georgia bracing for rains, possible snow
• South Carolina celebrates third-straight win over Clemson
• Woman hospitalized after fall from waterfall
• Teen killed in mo-ped wreck remembered
• State called on to help with redistricting in Franklin and Hart counties
• Man in critical condition after accident in Anderson County
• Police still seeking leads in shooting
• Tri-County Tech grows music program
• Fifty years later, USC-Clemson rivals recall famous prank
• Grandparents left to raise three young children
• Cops and Kids holiday shopping program seeking donations
• Red Cross asks for blood donation this holiday season
• Teen passenger on mo-ped dies after collision
• Brighter Christmas Fund donation list 2011
• Dutch terrorism suspect fights extradition to U.S.
• Scrutiny growing on Haley port role
• Germany deflects calls for ECB to have more power
• Tips to take the ping out of parking for holiday shopping
• Retailers stock up as customers head out in Anderson area
• Anderson County Sheriff's Office employee dies after tractor accident
• Upstate ministry feeds 2,500 thankful souls
• Former paramedic, marine becomes Oconee emergency management chief
• Toccoa leaders discuss sign ordinance
• Fatal accident spawns program in Oconee to save young lives
• Hotel/motel tax audits planned in Toccoa
• Family refuses to sacrifice son's future
• World AIDS day: South has large number of cases
• Tractor pins man against tree in Seneca
• Judge sides with mother who sued over camp
• Man says he was shot, robbed in Anderson
• Children from Starr talk turkey
• Hundreds line up for turkey meal at Toxaway
• Black Friday starts on Thursday
• Brighter Christmas Fund donation list 2011
• Grandmother rescues granddaughters from forced prostitution
• Thanksgiving by the numbers
• Saving Kay: Easley man helps one woman’s search for home
• Man reports being shot in Anderson
• Help needed to 'Feed the Five Thousand' in Seneca
• Officials: Drivers should be on high alert after 4 reports of police impostors
• Girl Scouts collect treasures to help children of cancer patients
• Grocer unseats councilman in Liberty runoff
• Despite hard times, Lights of Hope to shine
• Anderson Toy Parade set for Sunday
• School bus catches fire; no one hurt
• EPA to explain lingering PCB risks, cleanup efforts
• Tracking device used on fired deputy’s car
• Officials stress fire safety for Thanksgiving
• Clemson to celebrate Tree Campus U.S.A. recognition with tree-planting ceremony
• Martin to receive $1 million for water improvements
• Hospitalist service coming to Stephens County Hospital
• Seneca to get electric buses
• Attorney general drops charges in major drug case
• Our Daily Rest seeks help from community
• Clemson close to choosing new lawyer
• Clemson’s chemistry students to get towels, soap
• Mother of four seeks help from Brighter Christmas Fund
• Clemson students raise, sell free-range turkeys
• Longtime deputy, a candidate for Oconee County sheriff, fired
• Serving up Thanksgiving turkey and love
• Three years after recession, S.C. food aid has doubled
• Homicide victim’s family criticizes solicitor’s action
• District 1 board to get audit report
• Holiday events scheduled in area communities
• Runoff election in Liberty set for Tuesday
• Talent contests to raise money for Pickens County schools
• Groups giving free Thanksgiving dinners this week
• John Ballato named fellow of optical society
• Hearsay: A grreaat day in South Carolina?
• John Ballato named Fellow of international optical engineering society
• Run-off election in Liberty set for Tuesday
• Greenville man shot to death
• IAEA head urges 'fresh thinking' at Mideast talks
• Apple expert and Clemson kin brings the Hoover home
• Several hundred turn out for Belton Christmas Parade, tree lighting
• Woman to begin Antarctic crossing, awaits weather
• Man trying to restore Antebellum 'middle class' home in Anderson
• Grandmother needs help with four children
• Volunteer opportunities in Anderson County for the week of Nov. 21
• SUV with blue lights pulls over car in Travelers Rest
• Christmas trees, chocolate and fighting child abuse
• Anderson County Board of Education won’t discuss Don Bowen proposal
• Brighter Christmas Fund kicks off campaign for 2011
• Hundreds celebrate American Indian heritage in Pickens County
• Bond denied for Anderson man charged with murder
• Mixed marks for Upstate hospitals
• AnMed Health wins national kudos
• Pickens County honors Native American Month with festival
• Oconee investigators close homicide investigation, say killer dead
• Event focuses on advice, offerings that celebrate women
• Sheriff says investigation of 2005 slaying to press ahead
• Jury awards $45,000 to man who lost eye
• Anderson U opens cancer research center
• Man charged with fatal shooting of girlfriend
• International company to locate U.S. operation in Lavonia
• Townville celebrates Blue Ribbon award
• Clemson collects millions in lab fees annually
• Powdersville High air conditioners stolen
• Toccoa Falls College students offering turkey giveaway
• Carolina/Clemson pep rally to benefit Big Brothers, Big Sisters
• Lockdown at T.L. Hanna High not response to emergency, officials say
• REPORTS OF VOTING INTERFERENCE AT SIX MILE INVESTIGATED
• Six Mile churches host community at 4th annual Feast-O-Plenty
• Oconee County Backpack program expanding
• Oconee Medical Center names new Hospice of the Foothills director
• Investigators charge 22 in Upstate theft ring
• Trial scheduled for man charged with killing couple
• Main Street building to reflect new style for downtown Anderson
• $10,000 reward offered in case of armored car robbery
• Southwood dances into new era as magnet arts school
• School District 5 gets grant
• Toccoa looking to upgrade meeting security
• Hart school board sets temporary tax rate for 2011
• Clemson descendant to plant apple trees at student farm
• Stephens County public works director resigns
• Biodiesel program at Clemson named Energy Project of the Year
• Anderson University to welcome the advent season with concert
• Elberton student success seminar scheduled for Nov. 29
• Oconee, Rabun counties plan celebration of ‘Deliverance’ anniversary
• Duke official: Oversight at Oconee will be stepped up
• Police chief says federal agency will test substance found in Lamar Jack’s car
• Clemson, USC fans let it bleed for the team
• $40,000 bail set for man charged with bank holdup
• Man shot by deputies had burglary record
• Auditor says Westminster city council faces difficult choice
• School District 2 approves construction program
• Six Mile, Liberty gear up for special election, runoff
• District 5 to offer multiple choices through magnet programs
• Oconee pastor to sing Elvis tribute for food banks
• Tribunal judges order Mladic health report
• Firefighters, civic leaders propose 9/11 memorial to Oconee school board
• District 5 school trustees to consider community feedback
• Oconee County company announces $60 million expansion, 25 jobs
• Faulty battery delayed generators at AnMed
• Outlook not good for rain, Hartwell Lake
• Program at Ashtabula to depict holidays in primitive conditions at Christmas
• Tires slashed in Anderson apartment complex
• Clemson names new VP for workforce development
• Powdersville burglary leads to fatal standoff with deputies
• Lessening demand expected to keep gas prices down
• Lab tests could hold key in strangulation of 71-year-old woman
• Oconee Education Foundation awards classroom grants
• Substance found in Lamar Jack's car not analyzed
• Owner of horse is sought; animal found near Belton
• Toccoa enters contract for grinding brush at mulch yard
• YMCA conducting clothing, food drives in Toccoa
• Franklin County moves to next phase of waterline expansion
• City still negotiating to revive unfinished subdivision
• Squirrel knocks out power to hospital
• Deputies say driver had 20 pounds of marijuana in cooler
• Autopsy performed on Clemson student
• Thieves take bank bag from car dealership
• Hunt continues for four men in home invasion, theft
• Truck crashes into utility pole at church
• Girl whose wish was to live on Hartwell falls ill
• First green transit center in state opens in Clemson
• Bond issue sought for Homeland Park Water District
• District 5 presents feedback to board
• Donations needed for Ga. Cops and Kids program
• Lavonia testing longer season for farmers market
• Truck crashes into utility pole at Powdersville church
• Occupy: Police clear Oregon park, Calif., action possible
• Governor Haley to make economic development announcement
• Anderson Veterans Day Parade remembers women members, too
• Clemson student died at his off-campus apartment
• Anderson teenager finds his voice through film
• A year later, no charges in bankrupt Anderson rivet maker’s pollution, fraud case
• Volunteer opportunities in Anderson County for the week of Nov. 14
• Union supporters march on GOP debate at Wofford College
• Subdivision developers in talks with Anderson leaders
• Alcohol poisoning suspected cause of Clemson student's death, coroner says
• Veterans Day has special meaning to 91-year-old Anderson man
• Putting veterans in the classroom
• 2 South Carolina men charged with armored car robbery in North Carolina
• Forgotten no longer: Black Anderson County hero gave ‘ultimate measure’
• Oconee County caps Veterans Day with parade
• Community gathers to salute Anderson’s 'Spirit of the American Doughboy'
• Community meeting set on anti-pollution projects
• Two charged with stealing purse at Clemson football game
• Call for nominations: Abernathy/Cox One Clemson Awards
• Clemson University lecture to examine ‘Why Presidents Fail’
• FBI at house on Hillcrest Drive
• Rep. Duncan looks to lower federally-mandated wages for construction
• Split verdict on former Aiken County attorney charged with Internet soliciting
• Parents absent from District 5 community meeting
• Deputies investigating shooting in Six Mile
• Can 11-11-11 be your magic number?
• Goatee could be key to catching bank robber
• Veterans Day events in area
• Five-car accident still being investigated
• The Peoples Bank marks 60th anniversary
• Schools use Veterans Day for patriotic lessons
• Lavonia begins marketing campaign
• Anderson sentenced for multiple sex offenses
• Candidate calls for debates in Senate runoff campaign
• Social Security Offices to be closed Friday, Nov. 25
• Clemson League of Women Voters to meet Tuesday, Nov. 15
• Hembree Road to be closed for culvert replacement Nov. 14-30
• 11th annual Run Over Violence 5K will be Nov. 13
• Runoff set for Liberty council at-large seat
• Little witches and warlocks haunt Anderson
• Swedish filmmakers look at sex offenders and Halloween in Anderson
• Sex offenders under watchful eyes during Halloween night
• Driver’s lament: Gas prices ‘all over the map’
• Survey gives Clemson poor marks on treatment of gays
• Radioactive package damaged en route to testing facility
• Learning Institute to get new quarters in Clemson’s Patrick Square
• Forecast indicates jacket weather is here to stay
• Elections set Tuesday in Honea Path, West Pelzer
• City officials to present revised plans for Linley Park to public
• 18-year-old shot at Club Detox
• Hearsay: A scarecrow postscript and more duck news
• Meals On Wheels and Interim Healthcare to provide flu shots
• Oconee County Library losing two employees
• Teen shot in Anderson club
• Diamond 'grower' locating corporate headquarters in Greenville
• Troopers investigate crash on I-85
• Beware: Trick or treaters to roam from house to house
• Fire marks second at Williamston mill house in 9 years
• Remembering life under Hitler: Couple recalls war years
• Woman loses last son in Westminister accident
• Not just kids, Halloween also makes retailers happy
• Volunteer opportunities in the Upstate for the week of October 30, 2011
• 'Bath salts,' fake pot haven't taken hold in Clemson, police say
• Homeland Park residents march against crime
• Brighter Christmas Fund application forms available
• Council to decide fate of Anderson County animal shelter advisers
• Sandy Springs firefighters, community dedicate two new vehicles
• Tri-County Tech commissioners spend weekend in Asheville
• Candidates seek elected office in Honea Path
• Three council seats, mayor's seat up for election in Honea Path
• Sex offenders in Anderson area to be subject to restrictions on Halloween
• Nonprofit plans to bridge state's funding gap for drought study in Savannah River basin
• Mayor's post, two council seats up for election in West Pelzer
• Guardian ad litem program needs volunteers in Anderson area
• Westminster man killed in accident on S.C. 11
• Fire destroys mobile home; one person injured
• Driver escapes serious injury when car flips
• Fire destroys abandoned house in Iva
• Three charged in case of home invasion, shooting
• Trooper says driver in fatal crash was going 114 mph
• School welcomes alumni, families at homecoming
• Investigator says arson, shooting grew out of rock-throwing incident
• Want a house for $250?
• EPA sets public meeting on Twelve Mile Creek’s remaining PCBs
• Festivals planned in Stephens County
• Early voting happening Saturday in northeast Georgia
• Americans United for Separation of Church and State to meet
• Candlelight vigil planned in Anderson for victims of crime
• Clemson president to answer questions at town hall meeting
• Career fair planned in School District of Oconee County
• Efforts in Franklin County aim to help teens graduate high school
• Oconee deputies seize alleged mobile meth lab
• Officials: Same gun used in Oconee homicide, Pickens suicide
• Planners seek more ideas on S.C. 153 corridor
• Six Mile candidates draw distinct lines in mayor and town council races
• Lost hunter calls 911, is found safe
• Corps pushes to reduce flows from Hartwell Lake
• Former clerk presents revolver, plaque to Williamston
• Home from Afghanistan, Marine surprises 4-year-old son
• Westside teacher wins $25,000 Milken Award
• Uncontested Easley candidates seek growth with small-town feel
• New director named to Foothills Alliance
• Several dogs in one Franklin County community attacked by possibly rabid skunks
• Toccoa moving forward with work on natural gas pipes
• Public input sought for Oconee roads projects
• Festival of Holiday Tables to benefit Safe Harbor
• Anderson County authorities charge man with trafficking meth
• City approves tax revenue for 22 tourist events
• President announces relief for student debtors
• Anderson County students getting a five-day break
• District 1 approves special education funding
• 2006 Liberty shooting could get second look
• Oakway volunteers celebrate 50th anniversary
• Jack Vaughn of Lavonia remembered as mentor, friend
• Schools earn national honors in fighting hunger
• Public restrooms in downtown Toccoa getting face-lift
• Stephens County commissioners approve purchases, board appointments
• Free seminar for parents planned at Franklin County Middle School
• Belton Middle School holds career day
• 11th Annual Run Over Violence 5K will be Nov. 13
• Charity softball games to take place at Veteran’s Park
• South Carolina Progressive Network to meet Saturday
• Saturday is National Prescription Take-Back Day
• Nursing program to have latest technology
• Ceremony honors fallen officers, firefighters
• Candidates discuss water, policing and taxes in Central forum
• A chili night in downtown Anderson … ummm, good
• Oconee County administrator turns down appointment to sewer authority
• EPA official: Don't eat mud from Twelve Mile Creek
• Fire sends West Pelzer man to hospital
• State health department checking bacteria outbreak at Honea Path Elementary
• Garden program puts kids in touch with 'Dirt2Food'
• Event to spotlight black Civil War soldiers
• Candidates for Easley utilities commission pledge continued good service
• Candlelight vigil planned for Lavonia couple
• Area residents seek residential unit for wounded warrior families
• Toccoa to again stop taking brush to Wilbros
• Bacterial infection outbreak at Honea Path Elementary
• Man shot by officer is now in jail
• Seminar for veterans will be Tuesday, Nov. 1
• Decals will be required at recycling centers for Pickens residents
• Clemson police: Man rescued from Hartwell Lake
• Police clear protesters near Oakland's City Hall
• News conference planned about fatal shootings in Liberty
• Rusty Burns: Anderson entertainment complex in ‘survival mode’
• Attorney in Oconee zoning lawsuit awaiting responses
• Anderson City Council bans ‘bath salts’
• Analyst expects gas prices to start going up
• Slaying of elderly man is first in Lavonia since 2003
• Lake association to mark 50 years of Hartwell history
• Rally set to protest corps’ dam releases
• Forecast: Cooler weather ahead this week
• DHEC joins DEA in ban on chemicals in bath salts, fake pot
• Grease fire damages Booker Street home
• Former chief deputy to run for sheriff
• District 5 to hold several meetings, dedications
• Check-cashing scams ensnare Clemson students
• Attracting more business chief concern of Six Mile candidates
• Postal Service announces 2011 military holiday mailing deadlines
• Halloween dance to be held at Easley Senior Center
• Easley man killed in car wreck on U.S. 123
• Man shot in rear after Anderson domestic dispute
• Clemson moves up to 6th nationally in AP poll
• Former Anderson nurses recall the days that changed them forever
• Volunteer opportunities in the Upstate for the week of Oct. 23, 2011
• Inmate helped dog attack victim at animal shelter
• League of Women Voters to hold candidate forum
• Powdersville residents invited to meeting about S.C. 153 corridor study
• Police have little to report in Liberty shooting investigation
• Demonstration in Anderson shows how sprinklers make a difference
• It takes a village to raise a bear
• Sugarfoot Festival makes for sweet afternoon in Honea Path
• Walhalla house to have new life in northern Virginia
• ATAX funding and lake education center on Anderson City Council agenda
• Anderson University board approves plan for two new dorms
• Clemson Community Care sees increased need in areas it serves
• Industrial site, old stockade site among possible sites for new Oconee jail
• Mark Sanford hires on with Fox News
• Car crashes into Anderson medical building
• Clemson community gathers to raise awareness of gender-based violence
• Barker presents Clemson report card
• Thieves target storm drains in Anderson, Greenville counties
• Lavonia man arrested in homicide investigation
• Man dies from injuries in Anderson auto accident
• Man in critical condition in Anderson after officer-involved shooting
• 33rd Oktoberfest under way in Walhalla
• Event at Anderson library to offer information about grant for home repairs
• Man accused of throwing child says he moved the boy
• SLED investigating officer-involved shooting in Anderson County
• Federal drug agency ban makes ‘bath salts’ illegal nationwide
• Westminster man dies from injuries suffered in fall
• Man dies after beaten during home invasion
• Man shot after brandishing gun at deputy, state patrol officer in Anderson
• Part of U.S. 29 shut down after Anderson County wreck
• Recent cases lead Pickens County to consider a 'bath salts' ordinance
• Pickens candidates cite economy, water plant as most pressing in 2011
• Low-cost clinic aims to reduce number of unwanted animals in Anderson County
• Lakeview Assisted Living facility gets a facelift
• Domestic violence cases on the rise as holidays near
• Sponsored research spending exceeds $100M at Clemson
• Sheriff's Association not making calls
• Car accident in Anderson County leads to woman's death
• Anderson University proposes two new residence halls
• Council waives attorney-client privilege to let lawyer testify in Preston case
• 'Bath salt' bans on the rise in S.C.
• DHEC plans statewide ban of ‘bath salts’ this week
• Michael Couch convicted on criminal domestic violence, other charges in Oconee County
• Anderson School District 5 approves additional construction
• Mick Zais visits Anderson, outlines plans for education
• Incumbents count on expanding business to raise revenue in Norris
• Another person hit by vehicle near Dad's Restaurant
• Boat ramps unusable as lake levels continue to fall
• Subway's Jared speaks to Seneca students
• Life-threatening safety violations found at Hartwell plant
• Toccoa City Council candidates speak about issues
• Hart County Humane Society receives $10,000 grant
• United Way forms Pickens County Hunger Coalition
• Anderson County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Anderson County
• S.C. judge wants people in court properly dressed
• Savannah River Keeper addresses Anderson chamber on river issues
• Anderson young leaders honored
• Gas prices rise in Upstate, expected to increase again over weekend
• Anderson County Council takes action to ban bath salts
• Best of Upstate Be winners for 2011 to be published
• Franklin County authorities urge residents to clean out their medicine cabinets
• Georgia officials asking parents to say 'thank you' to school bus drivers
• Franklin, Hart schools fail state progress report
• S.C. woman part of identify theft investigation
• Clemson recruits STEM teachers
• Health fair scheduled in Powdersville
• Two face off to fill unexpired term of Liberty mayor
• Liberty candidates focus on business
• Two sought in Toys “R” Us robbery in Anderson
• Anderson woman scares off men who enter her home
• Firefighters determine source of smoke at Wren Elementary School
• Pickens gets new chief, discusses bath salt ban
• Clemson asks water customers to conserve
• High Temperatures will drop 20 degrees by Wednesday
• Board approves District 2 bond resolution
• County Council to consider "bath salts" ban
• Large drum of unknown substance found in Belton
• Investigation continue in Liberty shootings
• Anderson mom sends pumpkins by mail
• Powdersville Water asking for voluntary restrictions
• District 5 to vote on elementary zoning parameters
• Two rob Anderson bank
• Six compete for council seats in Central
• 2011 Candidate Academy slated
• Seneca Lions to hold Chicken Barbeque
• Bellview Lindale area neighborhood group to meet
• Dog pack kills cows
• Deer hunter dies after fall
• Abbeville County officials investigating animal cruelty case
• Coroner: 3 of 4 dead in Liberty were homicides
• Storyteller spins a few for 7th Starburst Festival at Anderson library
• Calm waters slow sails, but Hospice of the Upstate still wins
• Project would revitalize cane on upper Chattooga River, aid Cherokee artists
• The case against saving for college
• For 25 years, Avernell Cromer has helped Anderson residents
• MLK Memorial planner to speak at Clemson
• Volunteer opportunities in Anderson County for the week of Oct. 17
• High-profile convictions of gang members in Anderson County
• Anderson schools say they're mindful of gang activity
• Authorities: Gang violence in Anderson escalating
• Oyster roast raises money for Meals on Wheels-Anderson
• Barbecue cooks up money for Anderson charity
• Coroner: Lamar Jack ingested chemical found in fake marijuana before he died
• Stephens County administrator resigns
• Lenders start collecting Anderson screw maker’s debt
• Oconee administrator's appointment to sewer authority board hoped to be new start
• Anderson County Board of Education to discuss bond issue
• Authorities release names of four fatally shot in Liberty
• Anderson firefighters battle blaze in downtown building
• Anderson man charged with trying to hire someone to commit kidnapping, assault
• Detective: It was ‘Who’ who did the shooting
• Forecast prompts Corps of Engineers to change outflows that affect Hartwell Lake
• Pickens set to pick new police chief
• Walhalla mounts drug sweep after months of undercover work
• Oconee administrator lists options for jail
• Money being raised for wreaths at veterans cemetery
• Absentee voting for West Pelzer and Honea Path to open
• Seneca men arrested by Clemson University police
• Anderson Progressive Caucus to meet
• Governor’s School to conduct Open Doors event for prospective students
• Public meeting scheduled about road improvements to U.S. 178 and S.C. 93
• Franklin County school board approves new sex education materials
• Oconee man sentenced for counterfeit $100 bills
• Four dead in Liberty shooting
• Cause of death identified for Wofford sophomore
• Japanese earthquake led to increased preparation at Oconee Nuclear Station
• Oconee officials seeing fewer reassessment appeals than expected
• State agency delays action on ‘bath salts’
• Water companies to ask customers to cut back use
• Counties set up drop-off points for old meds
• Rocky River plant completed under budget
• Anderson police deploy Street Crimes Unit
• School district extends superintendent's contract
• Speaker inspires entrepreneurship in Crescent High students
• Franklin County leaders discuss water system expansion
• Honor Flight Memorial Ride set for Saturday
• State Rep. Brian White honored with Legislative Advocacy Award
• Education Foundation of Oconee County to host Scrabble tournament
• Lowe’s opens on a high note
• Beer and wine license application policy changed in Stephens County
• Toccoa commissioners discuss utility rates, possibilty of hiring person to sell natural gas service
• Grizzly hunt an adventure for Anderson man and his son
• Several sent to hospitals after crash in Piedmont
• Oconee investigators focusing on possible accelerant use in weekend kennel fire
• Application period shorter this year for Brighter Christmas Fund
• Belton teen killed in wreck
• Officers have some leads in drive-by shooting case
• Autopsy finds inmate died of heart attack
• Hart County woman says she is candidate for people who are not heard
• Clemson University turns Solid Green for a day
• Court hearing not planned yet in lawsuit against Franklin County
• AARP offers free driver safety program to military and veterans
• Better Business Bureau to hold shred day in Anderson Oct. 22
• Anderson County teen bitten by rabid raccoon
• Williamston pharmacy to close Oct. 28
• Zoran Filipi to join CU-ICAR in Timken chair
• Plans unveiled for Tiger Band Plaza
• Toccoa leaders discuss preservation commission, other downtown issues
• Authorities investigating robbery at Anderson restaurant
• Pickens firm announces 93 jobs, $5.14 million investment
• Anderson authorities investigating Tuesday morning shooting
• District 3 board to consider new roof at Iva Elementary
• Teens charged with spray-painting cats
• Medical missions group celebrates 25th year with 300th trip
• Neck injury killed man struck by vehicle
• More than 1,000 mourners gather to remember Anderson University basketball player
• This week’s rain to prompt red and gold autumn in Upstate
• Lunds donate $1.5 million to support Clemson agricultural engineering
• Voter registration deadline in Georgia is Tuesday
• Oconee investigating Salem kennel fire
• Students study explorer on Columbus Day
• Anderson District 5 schools to have early dismissal Wednesday
• Hospital auxiliary plans book and gift sale
• Hearsay: Bevy of bathtubs provides produce aplenty
• 13 S.C. football players suspended in hazing probe
• Flash flooding, blustery winds to affect S.C.
• Westminster man dies from Saturday accident injuries
• Greenwood girl shot to death Sunday morning
• Triathlon marks Anderson’s first major event of its kind
• Anderson Buddy Walk disproves myths of disabled, raises money
• 100 years later, notorious Honea Path lynching remembered
• Return to local food grows need for small farmers in SC
• Belton barber is a clip off the family tree
• Volunteer opportunities in Anderson County for the week of Oct. 10
• Big Creek Water District in Anderson County experiences water line breaks
• Williamston EMS headquarters gets fresh coat of paint
• Officers watch sex offenders near Anderson County schools
• Anderson school board meetings set
• A green tailgate in the land of orange and white
• Anderson City Council to consider request for on-body cameras, security cameras
• "Radio" to celebrate his 65th birthday
• Car show, vendor participation high at Depot Day in Iva
• Pedestrian dies after Pickens County wreck
• Bicyclist involved in wreck in Pickens County
• Fire safety important in haunted houses, experts say
• Anderson County panel OKs some items for new dispatch center, refuses others
• Clemson celebrates homecoming with Tigerama
• Officer: Honea Path man solicited 13-year-old girl
• Anderson School District 2 celebrates Farm Day
• Tommy Moon joins First Citizens as relationship manager
• Easley library to offer course for people caring for dementia patients
• Franklin County voters encouraged to cast ballots early
• Candidates for District 50 seat in Georgia State Senate speak about issues
• Water line break leads to boil-water advisory in Toccoa area
• Toys for Tots to launch drive Saturday in Oconee County
• Racial slurs painted on church in Spartanburg
• Pigs swim and seniors have a grand time at Elberton fair
• Anderson man bitten by tracking dog as officers arrest him
• Forest Service closes campground because of filth, damage
• Elections office will test machines Friday
• Walhalla, Oconee County at impasse on zoning for jail
• Oconee Station to celebrate American Indian culture
• Expert: Cyber bullying should not be ignored
• Depot Day celebration planned in Iva
• New director named for Cancer Association of Anderson
• Grand jury indicts Stephens County man on murder charge
• Lavonia leaders discussing language assistance policy
• Pumpkintown plans for thousands at Saturday festival
• Former motocross racer pleads guilty to petty larceny charges
• Two arrested on charges of attacking mo-ped rider
• Greenville firm chosen to design ‘fishing event center’ at Green Pond Landing
• Triathlon expected to have more than 700 competitors
• Lamar Jack’s mother requests analysis of package found in car
• Fire destroys house on Ginn Road
• Study: S.C. below average in palliative care
• Colonel explains local Guard’s role in nation’s defense
• Former motocross racer charged in robberies
• No rain expected in area for days
• Corps: Hartwell soon to be eight feet below full
• Anderson-area legislators ace Gov. Haley’s first-year test
• Five people seeking vacated District 50 seat in Georgia State Senate
• Southern Wesleyan seeks classic cars, vendors for homecoming
• Walk-to-school event draws long line of children
• Medal of Honor recipient from Oconee County to be remembered
• Anderson man charged in three robberies
• Fire safety festival planned in Toccoa
• Anderson man charged with armed robbery
• Belton council welcomes new administrator
• Lights of Hope pushing for more sponsors
• ‘Bath salts’ leave users high, paranoid—and in danger
• Sewer authority proposes shorter, cheaper line
• A lot of preparation goes into Heritage Fair
• Gas prices in South Carolina lowest in nation
• Three Anderson men charged with arson, shooting
• Lavonia officers honored for helping save a life
• No election needed in Pendleton
• Firefighter honored for 40 years of volunteer service in Pendleton
• Anderson University basketball player dead
• Lavonia man enters state Senate race
• Traffic moving again on I-85 after crash wreckage cleared
• Protests against Wall Street spread across U.S.
• Families of S.C. boat crash victims awarded payments
• Search to resume in W.Va. for missing plane
• S.C. Agriculture Secretary: Promoting local farms more important than ever
• Williamston council split on costs of park restrooms
• Forecast calls for sunny, dry weather this week
• Anderson County Council to consider abolishing animal shelter committee
• Three charged with making meth in Belton
• Slaying suspect returned to Pickens County; two others remain in N.C.
• Theater offers ‘Heights’ as real-life teaching lab
• Voter registration deadline approaching for municipal elections
• Scripps expands television holdings
• Enrollment down at Tri-County Technical College
• Third suspect in armed robbery sought
• Students to take part in walk-to-school day
• Carolina Foothills Heritage Fair opens Tuesday
• Healing Grief support group starts Thursday
• Friends of the Lavonia Library to meet Monday
• Extradition hearing set for two charged in Pickens homicide
• Stocks tank as Greece admits it won't hit targets
• Walk in Clemson seeks to share God’s bounty with those in need
• Cuddly cows with attitudes? Livestock shows ‘em in Anderson
• Letters from century-old courtship find their way back to Anderson home
• Qualifying starts for 3 northeast Georgia legislative seats
• Authorities know ID of 3rd Lavonia robbery suspect
• At 100, ‘mayor’ of Rolling Acres keeps on rolling
• Carnesville church fire under investigation
• Man sees future in personal natural-gas fuel pumps for cars
• More farm animals shot in Upstate
• Ex-county worker to start as Belton administrator on Monday
• Pendleton to vote on public smoking ban Monday
• Community celebrates Fall for Seneca
• Birds of prey capture attention at Pendleton festival
• Currahee Military Weekend brings shared memories for young and old
• Pendleton woman dies in surgery after wreck
• Vendors, customers return year after year for Belton Standpipe Festival
• Literacy festival a hit with the young set
• Woman killed on way to help injured dog; young driver sobs at hearing
• Fire at Powdersville apartment complex
• Starr man charged with committing lewd acts on child
• Probable cause found for drug charges
• Missing Anderson teenager found safe
• Williamston man charged with burglary
• Peeping Tom charge dropped because of procedural error
• Fire quickly extinguished at house on Pinedale Road
• Wine tasting to uncork new culinary program at Tri-County Tech
• Former public defender moving on, house auction Oct. 15
• Bond set for two charged with killing animals
• Outing day at Duke gives youngsters chance to connect with nature
• Ice cream shop in Toccoa raises money for clinic
• Anderson Library to offer e-books
• Resurfacing delayed on Ga. 145 in Franklin County
• Miss Homecoming Pageant scheduled at Clemson
• Terry Wilson seeking sheriff's post in Oconee County
• Woman thrown more 100 feet in auto accident
• Independent Mail marks 30th birthday Saturday
• Oconee native Tim Cain elevated to federal bench
• Board declares no change in state’s drought status
• Concert of Hope set Saturday to benefit cancer association
• Keowee River Scarecrow Fest under way
• Police search for man who robbed Anderson store after buying snack cake
• Oconee tax notices in the mail
• Economy grew at weak 1.3 percent annual rate in Q2
• With some ouches, up goes the frame for Habitat house
• Man charged with false kidnapping report says he’s innocent
• Buildup for homecoming begins at Clemson
• Costs, regulations could force closing of last public pool in Oconee County
• Woman who raised Radio Kennedy dies
• Aunt says missing teen needs medicine for tumors
• Second suspect arrested in Lavonia robbery
• Mick Zais coming to Anderson to talk about education
• Toccoa to celebrate ninth annual Currahee Military Weekend
• Man charged in Stephens County burglaries
• E. coli scare prompts Tyson to recall ground beef
• Free paper shredding and recycling day set in Anderson County
• Durable goods orders fell 0.1 percent in August
• New Martin Luther King Jr. memorial approved in Charleston
• Anderson deputies: Man lied about kidnapping that set off AMBER alert
• Fair Play residents consider community’s destiny
• Powdersville school construction almost complete
• Charities waiting on checks to come
• Missing 16-year-old fails to show up at school
• Group seeks help in caring for rescued horses
• Tech schools, Clemson share $20 million work-force development grant
• Fatal Georgia accident under investigation
• 'Banned Book Week' highlights controversial literature in schools
• Plant sale to boost state garden’s bottom line
• Anderson man pleads guilty in federal court
• Sanitary sewer overflow reported in Belton
• Special election set for District 50 seat in Georgia Senate
• Medical Outreach Van offers free screenings in October
• Breakfast scheduled for widows, widowers
• Police await results of autopsies in 5 Indiana deaths
• North Georgia Technical College awarded $2.5 million grant
• City council approves money to match grants
• Company confirms it used satellite imagery for some Oconee property assessments
• Charges dropped or reduced as backlog of drunken driving cases is trimmed
• Deputies looking for assistance in finding teen
• Teachers continue learning during in-service days
• School building update on agenda for short meeting
• Oconee authorities hunting suspects in burglary, copper theft
• Pick and Paddle Livestrong event will be Saturday
• Seniors Unlimited to hold fall festival
• Hearsay: Bottle caps for charity--hoax or not?
• $1M grant paves road for automotive jobs program at Clemson's ICAR
• Elie Wiesel speaks to audience in Charleston
• Bomb threats called into two Anderson hotels
• Fatal wreck shuts down I-385
• Upstate gas prices slip and drivers pounce
• Belton-Honea Path High graduate traverses Spain by foot – twice
• World powers seek to contain Europe debt crisis
• Two hikers who were held in Iran to return to U.S. today
• Volunteer opportunities in Anderson County for the week of Sept. 26
• Last bullfights in Spain’s Catalonia before ban
• Voter ID laws target rarely occurring voter fraud
• Nikki Haley takes 2nd fundraising trip
• Money for police equipment and statue on council agenda in Anderson
• Democratic monthly breakfast meeting scheduled for Oct. 1 in Anderson
• Bill to ban spanking introduced in D.C.
• Saying 'No' to the 'Board of Applied Psychology'
• Trains, food draw crowd to Lavonia Fall Festival
• Military dogs and handlers patrol in Afghanistan
• Administrator: Decision on Anderson County dispatch center expected soon
• Oconee educators to legislators: Scrap idea of merit pay for teachers
• Two Pendleton women injured in head-on collision
• Reputed gang leader represents himself at hearing
• Judge finds probable cause for attempted murder charges
• Rain does little for reservoirs
• Annual gala to raise money for homes’ preservation
• Anderson police arrest Starr man on child porn charge
• Matty's closed for now
• Fall festival, triathlon planned in northeast Georgia
• Bosch celebrates 25 years in Anderson
• Oconee man held in jail in shooting death
• Bosch awards more than $25,000 to schools
• Todd Bennington will speak at Republican meeting
• Sex offender sentenced to 15 years in prison
• Scrutiny about parvo outbreak brings animal shelter director to tears
• Oconee County looks at opening new high school half year earlier
• Week brings almost 4 inches of rain to Anderson
• Angel Food Ministries shuts down
• Former Oconee teacher sentenced to house arrest for sex with student
• AnMed Health work-force cuts imminent
• ‘Steak in Oconee' to bring attention to county agriculture
• Anderson sheriff looking for home invasion suspect
• Oconee United Way to fund 19 programs
• Lavonia bank robbed; authorities searching for two people
• Former state lawmaker Jeanette Jamieson considering return to politics
• Walk set in Toccoa to support breast cancer research
• Stephens County High awarded grant to promote higher education
• Local teacher a finalist for national award
• Man sentenced to 18 years in prison for trafficking in cocaine
• Franklin County vehicles to get ID numbers, letters
• Countywide municipal candidate forum will be Saturday
• AARP to hold driver safety class in October
• Oconee Medical Center postpones celebration
• Authorities arrest man and two others wanted in robbery and death investigations
• Oconee County Council looks at reassessment, redistricting
• Woman denied bond in case of home invasion, shooting death
• Bond set for man charged with killing brother
• Talks about city taking over second floor of old school still stalled
• Anderson County to get $3 million for losses at lightning-damaged dispatch center
• Bond set for theater director charged with sex crimes
• County wants talk with city about adding Belton-Honea Path bus route
• Greenville man wanted in bank robbery and Pickens homicide
• Oconee Medical Center to consider new budget Monday
• Businesses scope out students at showcase
• Power restored in Seneca
• Students explore options at business showcase
• Walmart coming to City of Pickens
• Former Secret Service agent joins Oconee sheriff's race
• Rep. Jeff Duncan to hold constituent meetings in Seneca and Anderson
• Flu shots to be offered in Anderson
• Public views proposed transportation projects in Northeast Georgia
• Easley man pleads guilty to possessing child pornography
• S.C. Supreme Court to get convicted killer's death sentence appeal
• Anderson County favorable to giving Boys and Girls Club space at old school
• Senate approves Timothy M. Cain for federal court
• District 5 determines parameters for rezoning
• AnMed to tighten work force with severance deals
• Many health-care providers stick to basics on flu vaccines
• Teen gets wish to spend a summer by the lake
• ‘I never got a chance to say goodbye to my brother’
• Owner of trailer that caused deadly accident remains unknown
• New rating could mean lower insurance costs for Anderson County homeowners
• Grant helps students appreciate fresh food
• Tourism professionals gather at Table Rock
• Two local districts improve in SAT scores
• Marine Corps League providing flags for deaf, blind students
• Easley man pleads guilty to child porn charges
• Seneca studying tax increment finance ordinance
• Franklin education officials headed to class
• Elbert County officers looking for help with cold case
• Parents can take classes on raising children with special needs
• Volunteers sought to help with lake cleanups
• Fourth candidate announces for Oconee County sheriff
• Oconee zoning not an impediment to possible water plant plans
• Sheriff’s office recovers stolen car linked to shooting at church
• Anderson County Council to consider more travel restrictions
• Classes continue while construction proceeds at Clemson school
• Anderson sheriff, police department get grants
• Man dies in motorcycle crash after fleeing from troopers
• Gas prices drop, expected to drop further
• Trustees to discuss rezoning
• Constitution Day celebrated in Oconee
• OMC Foundation celebrates 10 years Thursday
• Three suspects held in Oconee County home invasion
• Hearings set on Duke Energy request for rate increases
• Republican Women to meet Monday
• Free lung function screening scheduled
• Hearsay: Dogs, peahens, flags and hot air balloons
• Anderson man dies in motorcycle crash after chase with troopers
• House Majority Whip visiting South Carolina
• GOP-led states change voting rules ahead of 2012
• Child abuse rose during recession, research says
• Sen. Graham keynotes Powdersville High dedication
• Autumn in Anderson to begin on gray note
• Anderson business owners help history lovers in their hunt for family secrets
• Report: 1 in 5 Ga. lawmakers late on taxes
• Easley man found shot in Pickens County church parking lot
• Libyan fighters inch forward in Gadhafi hometown
• Reno crash killed 9; probe focuses on wayward part
• Volunteer opportunities in Anderson County for the week of Sept. 19, 2011
• Starr man dies after motorcycle accident
• Counterfeit bills reported in Anderson
• Groups butt heads about S.C. helmet laws
• Teams overcome challenges in cardboard boat races on Broadway Lake
• Anderson man released on bail
• None reported injured in fire at old Anderson County warehouse
• Autopsy set for Monday for former Clemson student
• Greenville man charged in fatal accident released from custody in Anderson
• Body of missing former Clemson student found in woods
• Anderson University ranked as top up-and-coming school in U.S.
• Westminster soup kitchen feeds 17,000-plus first year
• Breast Care Center to hold open house
• Lavonia physician found dead
• Franklin County commissioners give tentative approval to manufactured home ordinance changes
• Haven of Rest opens a new thrift store
• Ownership to change for old Walhalla football field
• Greenville man faces reckless homicide charge
• Anderson County Board of Education to meet
• Oconee business incubator warms up new companies
• Royston City Council member Clark Williams resigns
• State’s early investigation of lab neighborhood was brief
• Walhalla agrees to mediation in zoning dispute with Oconee County
• Newest state representative learns way around capitol
• Two drivers hurt in Anderson wreck
• Keowee access point to get facelift
• Hundreds line up for spaghetti to help provide hot meals to others
• FBI app designed to help find missing children
• Search to continue Saturday for former Clemson student
• Clemson musicians plan Olympic trip
• Program aims to introduce counselors to assistance
• Wandering 2-year-old, small dog found safe
• New plan proposed for natural gas line expansion in Georgia
• Seneca considers renaming 6th Street for MLK
• Anderson County to host session about redistricting
• Family of shooting victim wants to appeal for tougher sentence
• Mother of slain airman: ‘I want to see justice done’
• Duke studies Savannah River’s supply limits
• Bond set at $75,000 on kidnapping charge
• Local advocate named to S.C. Independent Living Council
• Meals on Wheels holding spaghetti fundraiser Thursday
• Anderson Crime Stoppers back in good standing with IRS
• Two Anderson men facing drug charges
• Church Street project gets Anderson committee's attention
• Students looking for edge
• Businesses look to Clemson for recruits
• Lavonia passes first reading of Internet cafe moratorium plan
• Stephens County commissioners discuss bid award, election agreement and other items
• Toccoa commissioners open bids for parking lot paving, other projects
• Franklin County school board reviews policy about out-of-county students
• Ribbon cutting and dedication planned for Powdersville High School
• Shooting may not be end of friendship
• Former Cub Scout leader accused of sex acts with children released on bond
• Bond denied for man charged with baby’s death
• Steven Bixby will not be attending his parents’ funeral
• Anderson firefighters to help New Yorkers respond to floods
• Family of six escapes Monday night blaze
• Oconee authorities looking for Anderson man
• Franklin board delays decision on road work
• Central looking to expand town as sewer project finishes
• Clemson Air Force ROTC to hold POW/MIA ceremony
• Moving Forward for Widowed Persons will meet Sept. 20
• Oconee shuts down county website
• Local emergency team to help New Yorkers respond to floods
• Union County considers program where inmates pay for monitoring
• Gunmen attack school van in Pakistan; 5 dead
• Clemson falls two places in national ranking
• Man killed by falling tree in Oconee County
• Many District 4 students involved in sports
• Williamston council approves program for prescription drug cards
• Weather to take autumnal turn by end of week
• Improvements planned for Seneca’s North First Street
• Dental records help identify wreck victims
• Hartwell Lake approaches its 50th birthday
• Deputy’s song captures spirit of serving and protecting
• Case of stolen Rembrandt intrigues art world
• Democratic ad campaign to promote Obama jobs plan
• Study warns U.S. must develop cyber intelligence
• Anderson ‘Cry Out’ prayer program focuses on faith after 9/11
• Clemson 9/11 service emphasizes peace, compassion
• Anderson parade honors local, NY emergency workers on 9/11 anniversary
• Rudy’s bluegrass event attracts not a crowd, but a family
• Calls for unity, remembrance mark Sept. 11 ceremony in Anderson
• Jeep rams Anderson mobile home — backwards
• Sketch released of Anderson attempted bank robbery suspect
• Identities of two passengers in 3-fatality wreck in Pendleton undetermined
• My 9/11 Story: Darlene Cleveland
• My 9/11 Story: Donna Wiles
• My 9/11 Story: Renee Brown
• My 9/11 Story: Patricia Snypes
• Iva man witnessed 9/11 attacks as firefighter at Pentagon
• Teachers, students look back and forward
• Since the world changed
• Steel girder from World Trade Center resides in Anderson fire station
• Anderson firefighters get new truck with 9/11 history
• School security changed because of 9/11
• My 9/11 Story: Joseph Tilley
• My 9/11 Story: Patricia Cox
• My 9/11 Story: Harry Brown
• My 9/11 Story: Stacey Girardeau
• My 9/11 Story: Jennifer Wilson
• My 9/11 Story: Gloria Mattison
• Clemson celebrates its annual Military Appreciation Day
• Several taken to hospital after accident on U.S. 29 in Anderson County
• Businesses come together to educate students
• Jay Grubbs named new Williamston police chief
• S.C. Apple Festival has good year for attendance
• Seneca woman finds warmth, resilience in Afghanistan
• One-time apple center of state adapting to changes
• Anderson City Council meeting canceled
• Bond denied for man charged in Anderson with attempted kidnapping
• Parade kicks off Apple Festival weekend
• Williamston police charge man with sexually assaulting girl
• Probable cause found for charges of sexual misconduct
• Anderson man surrenders to face charge of attempted kidnapping
• Clemson University Pershing Rifles guard Scroll of Honor
• Probable cause found on charges of attempted murder
• Minor fire extinguished at Owens Corning plant
• Franklin County school board to hold retreat
• Pickens schools face problems in first week
• Anderson Rotary to hold meet and greet Tuesday
• Electric City Playhouse to thank volunteers with party
• Clemson Area FCA to hold 20th Annual Rally in the Valley
• 9/11 Memorial Wall
• Armed man brandishes knife, steals pickup in Lavonia
• A fire at a school bus office may cause delays in Liberty area
• Theater director arrested in second sexual assault case
• Art students explore 10-year-old tragedy with adolescent perspective
• Tri-County Tech instructor lectures about Sept. 11 conspiracy theories
• AnMed Health and United Way to present blood drives commemorating Sept. 11
• Artists take trip along Chattooga River
• For Doc, helping at Anderson hospital is all in a day’s work
• Clemson to honor military, first responders this weekend
• Walhalla mayoral candidate raises concern about Chamber of Commerce debate
• Corey Smith concert rescheduled in Seneca
• Authorities seeking man after attempted abduction of girl
• Lawsuit about Franklin County special tax sent back to appeals court
• Lavonia man in custody in Cobb County
• Inspectors cite safety concerns at nuclear station dating back to 1983
• Oconee legislators tackle top issues facing state
• Westminster woman wins S.C. Apple Festival’s baking contest
• Drought status raised for Anderson, Upstate counties
• Attempted robbery at bank puts Lakeside Middle on lockdown
• Review reveals details of fatal accidents in Anderson County
• Anderson triplets born on 9/11 experience sorrow, joy on birthdays
• After 14 years and multiple upgrades, striped bass co-exist with Russell Dam
• Anderson County pledges support for Rocky River greenway
• Staff unveils proposed changes to Anderson County Council districts
• Upstate to honor Gens. Pickens and Anderson
• Belton mayor hospitalized, but in good condition
• Anderson police chief pitches plan for new equipment, compensation
• State Sen. Butterworth appointed Georgia adjutant general
• S.C. teen to perform at Ground Zero Sunday
• Lavonia to replace water pump
• Franklin County health department sponsoring flu clinics
• Man charged with peeping suspended from job
• Publix plans Clemson store
• Laurens firm adding 300 new jobs
• Liberty High accident sends nine to hospitals
• Laurens County toddler found dead in pool
• Firefighters have yet to control Texas wildfire
• Oconee County Council approves price on new jail
• Oconee County millage drops, but uncertainties remain
• Anderson native shares account of his experience at ground zero
• Dan Cappelen elected to West Union council seat
• Belton council reaches no decision about city administrator
• Land around East-West Connector in Anderson to stay residential
• Anderson County man charged with being Peeping Tom
• Upstate troopers to converge on Anderson County to fight traffic-related deaths
• Anderson natives donate $1 million to Clemson for environmental studies
• Second graders learning high standards through money
• Number of criminal domestic violence cases increasing in Oconee County
• Slightly bumpy start to school in Pickens
• Storms loosen grip on area gas prices
• In financial crisis, U.S. Postal Service turns to Congress
• School district, city of Pickens agree to land swap
• Wofford freshmen pack food supplies for Haiti children
• Pickens County schools last to start in S.C.
• Attorney: Former Screw & Rivet president hiding assets
• Authorities investigating after body found in Williamston
• Authorities investigate after body found in Williamston
• Hearsay: Mommer 'n nems, Bower-jangles, bottle collectors and other mysteries
• League of Women Voters of the Clemson Area to present discussion among lawmakers
• Free workshops scheduled in Oconee County about Medicare changes for 2012
• Two major conservation groups file opposition to Chattooga River proposal
• Labors of love for those in Anderson area working on holiday
• Severe weather headed for Anderson
• Smaller but appreciative crowd celebrates Anderson
• Woman killed on U.S. 76 in Oconee County
• Labor Day in Oconee: Apple Festival starts, Seneca concert
• Flood watch issued for Upstate starting on Labor Day
• S.C. gets No. 1 ranking by contractors for rural road deaths
• Census: Area government workers average more in pay
• Volunteer opportunities in Anderson County for the week of Sept. 5
• Bird survives ravages of Hurricane Irene
• Limits to be placed on metal permits in Anderson County
• Biking for all ages comes to Anderson with Tour de La France
• Pendleton council to revisit smoking, park safety
• Seneca candle shop offering aid to Haiti
• Anderson County Council to consider Rocky River greenway plan
• New runners take to Midnight Flight in Anderson
• Woman injured in accident at bank in Williamston
• Start of second phase of Lavonia Train Depot renovation is delayed
• Upstate residents cautioned about ozone conditions
• First Friday Parade raises hope that history will repeat itself for Clemson
• Duke: Seismic risk less than nuke agency claims
• Pickens County public schools to open Tuesday
• New teacher of the year named in Pickens
• Secret Service investigating defunct rivet maker in Anderson
• Oconee County Sheriff's Office issues bulletin after drug store burglary
• South Carolina's rural roads deadliest in nation
• Oconee Republicans to meet Sept. 13
• Seneca forms development corporation
• Man charged with killing Spartanburg man on porch
• State investigating man's death at Liberty denim plant
• Mauldin children found living in home full of trash
• Gulf braces for rain from tropical depression
• Spartanburg women buy paper 'laptop' computer
• U.S. Rep. Jeff Duncan says avoiding tax increases, "oppressive" regulations will help economy
• Professor to lay out 9/11 conspiracy theories at Pendleton event
• Tri-County Technical College to display banners for 10th anniversary of 9/11
• Candidate qualifying ends in Franklin and Hart counties
• Broun will run for re-election in 10th District in Georgia
• Integrity important in business, expert says at Anderson event
• Roads in Anderson to be closed for Tour de La France
• Committee discusses ways to keep from furloughing several Anderson employees
• Seneca Depot hit by copper thieves
• Westminster election races set
• Mountain Rest man dies after falling out of truck
• AAA: N.C., S.C. holiday travel to rise despite Irene
• Haley to reject federal health care funds
• Pakistan, U.S. struggle to define their relationship
• Anderson Regional Airport pursuing service authorization from Cessna
• Hartwell Lake swimming areas drop to kiddie-pool levels
• Fireworks, music on tap for Celebrate Anderson
• Rebecca Jackson Kilby named 50th S.C. Apple Festival Queen
• Family Play Day urges South Carolinians to get moving
• Woman, child escape Williamston fire
• Two-day meeting focuses on accessibility for disabled
• Engineers to unveil plans for Linley Park
• Lavonia DDA director leads last meeting, will retire Friday
• Clemson University, community to mark 9/11 anniversary
• Free food to be given out Sept. 10 in Anderson
• Oconee spaying-neutering program paying off, say Humane Society officials
• Man dies in accident Wednesday morning at Liberty plant
• Job fair set for today in Hartwell
• Joshua Putnam becomes state’s youngest House representative
• District 1 building program comes to an end
• Firefighter slightly hurt battling blaze
• Midnight Flight to close Greenville Street for late-night run Friday
• Governor promises to reduce cost of doing business
• Billboard seeks leads in two slayings
• Corps says lakes hit second drought trigger
• Police: Activity detected on missing mother’s Facebook page
• Hurricane Irene drowns out Westminster couple's plans to attend wedding
• Young singers to perform at 50th annual apple festival
• Seneca family waits for word from family in New York
• Candidates qualifying to seek election in Franklin and Hart counties
• Retired RAF pilot recalls days of turmoil in Libya — over 40 years ago
• Oconee planners recommend changes in residential zoning
• Pellicoro denies cocaine charges: Indicted along with Thomas Ravenel in 2007
• Austin biker takes anti-cancer message to fellow firefighters
• Bond set for Anderson teen charged with assaulting officer
• Police looking for missing Williamston mother
• Four applicants interviewed for Belton post
• Drivers to take to roads for Labor Day despite gas increases
• District 10 House special election Tuesday
• Anderson County to host ADA Summit
• District 1 board to hear updates on building
• Broadcasting dream comes true for cerebral palsy victim
• Hart County getting $500,000 grant for water line improvements
• Clemson students tackle Hilton Head’s planning problems
• Bond set for Anderson teen charged in officer assault
• Missing children found safe in deer stand Monday
• Anderson firefighters battle 2 blazes at same time Sunday evening
• Irene-weary New Yorkers grateful to MedShore relief workers
• Forget fall, think summer heat all week in Anderson
• Upstate Heritage Quilt Trail tells stories, patch by patch
• Westminster man dies in possible heart attack-related wreck
• Easley motorcyclist dies in Anderson County wreck
• Volunteer opportunities in Anderson County for the week of Aug. 29
• Pleasant Grove, Ala., offers glimpse into life after deadly April tornadoes
• Group from Upstate reaches out to Alabama man who lost it all in tornado
• Record number of vendors set up at Williamston festival
• Volunteers work to get lapsed students back in class in Anderson County
• Anderson teen remains in custody after officer injured
• Oconee County joins in program to counter hunger
• MedShore team sent to help with hurricane evacuations in New York
• Teen faces charges after run-in with police officer
• Equipment problem causes fire in county dispatch center
• Outdoor expo aims high
• Man headed for trial on charge of trying to kill wife, children
• Probable cause found for murder charge in Belton slaying
• Drug case will go to grand jury despite ruling of no probable cause
• Volunteers to urge dropouts to return to school
• Federal money to help pay for Anderson-area infrastructure projects
• Fire destroys camper trailer in barn west of Anderson
• Coroner: Drugs killed woman found in well
• Radio still tuned in to Anderson school, football games
• Oconee school leader talks education with ministry group
• State, local law enforcement, others clean up lake
• Four charged with copper theft in Oconee County
• Anderson woman charged with shoplifting, hitting deputy with car
• Stephens County Hospital purchasing land
• Oconee man in critical condition
• Homeless man found dead in Anderson
• Hart County leaders drop discussion of law about door-to-door sales
• Speeds Creek Pump Station back in service
• Projects in Stephens, Franklin, Hart counties remain on proposed list
• Oconee County sued over zoning issues; conspiracy alleged
• Heart attack, accident victim airlifted from Oconee County
• Rep. Jeff Duncan talks with Seneca residents about budget, other issues
• All packed, nowhere to go yet
• Doctors get all wrapped up in duct-tape fundraiser
• Man charged with growing marijuana
• Hartwell man in jail on assault charges
• Oconee Nuclear Station shows cooling pools to media
• University working to set aside hundreds of jobs for students
• Oconee Medical Center dedicates EMS memorial
• Artist installs glass project at school
• Anderson woman sentenced in federal court
• Liberty man pleads guilty to identity theft
• Work to begin on last phase of D.B. Walker Park
• Fire guts rental home near Belton
• Oconee Medical Center takes $2.2 million hit
• Lavonia police awarded $12,500 grant
• Rezoning application denied in Seneca
• 20 apply for Pendleton administrator post
• Back to School for Anderson - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Leukemia patient's new pool brings joy
• Ticket sales sluggish for Justin Moore concert at amphitheater
• Oconee County gets Duke Energy assessment, setting millage remains
• Lakeside picnic, playground area closed for season because of storm damage
• Interim public defender to be named soon
• Hurricane facts and figures
• Publix offering free generic lisinopril
• Flu shots available in Franklin, Stephens counties
• Internet sweepstakes cafes moratorium approved in Toccoa
• Cleaning up the mess meth left behind
• Quake felt in Anderson area
• Sen. Larry Grooms works to set S.C. DOT review agenda
• Analyst expects gas prices to continue dropping
• Zip line proposed at Anderson entertainment center
• Council approves using bonds for Belk site and ball fields
• Public defender in 10th Judicial Circuit fired
• Weekend rain brings monthly total to normal in Anderson
• Oconee woman sentenced on counterfeit charge
• Hart seeks to remain in 50th Senate District
• Crenshaw brothers file for Pendleton council seats
• Royston to buy new Christmas lights
• Scout leader fatally stabbed on Ind. hiking trip
• Kershaw County man dies in deer-ATV crash
• Police seek witnesses after San Francisco stadium shootings
• N.Y. District attorney likely to drop Strauss-Kahn case
• Britain: UK to release frozen Libyan assets
• Even a few Gamecocks join in fun for Clemson Fan Day
• DHEC to host meeting on clean-up sites in Anderson County
• Since 1912, five families have held reunion in Townville
• Volunteer opportunites in Anderson County for the week of Aug. 22
• Incoming freshmen move in at Clemson
• Teachers of the year named for individual schools in the Anderson area
• Teachers of the year named in several Upstate districts
• Incoming Clemson freshman eyes big goals
• Anderson City Council to vote on funding for recreation projects
• Vegetable tales: A quiet place in the midst of business
• March for Babies to return to Tugaloo State Park in Georgia
• Nurses: Vaccinate teens against rare disease
• Pilot uninjured after plane crash in Piedmont
• Authorities responding to plane crash in Piedmont
• Prisoner who escaped from Ga. deputy caught in Colleton County, S.C.
• Prisoner who fought Stephens County deputy still on the loose
• Man wounded in drive-by shooting, then hides from help
• Anderson businessman buys first floor of Chiquola
• Deputy to patrol Hartwell Lake full time
• Man accused of killing roommate appears in court
• Lottery pays off big — again — for Anderson man
• Westminster council member files for mayor's race
• One attempted murder charge against man dismissed, another upheld
• New year starting in some northeast Georgia school systems
• Sheep Farm Road project could finish early
• Man charged in Seneca burglaries
• U.S. Rep. Jeff Duncan to be in 3rd District in coming weeks
• West Memphis 3 go free
• Pickens County candidate filings slow on first day
• Friends of Lake Keowee Society to meet Thursday
• Oconee economic development director Alexander sets retirement date
• Bail set at $90,000 for Anderson man charged in traffic death
• Oconee County gets first look at proposed redistricting
• Sheriff says prisoner took gun, patrol car from deputy and fled
• Death of man in pond called suicide
• Man who barricaded himself to get mental health treatment
• Anderson man faces extradition proceedings in kidnapping case
• Oconee County schools off to smooth start
• New food choices, new additions greet students in Oconee
• One of Williamston's most wanted arrested
• Gifts to Clemson University top $89 million
• Clemson church leading effort to build house for man who lost everything in tornado
• Gov. Rick Perry to visit Greenville
• Pickens County to host rain barrel and compost bin sale
• State official speaks in northeast Georgia about work force development
• Two Stephens County projects on transportation tax list
• Butterflies among lecture topics at Botanical Garden
• Texas judge throws out suit in Mexican boy's death
• Anderson County to provide details of council members’ recreation spending
• Metal dealers, officers review new law on copper
• Strangling leaves neighbors worried about their safety
• Anderson University students start new year with some firsts
• Upstate schools perform well on ACT
• Special meeting called in Seneca for rezoning request
• Foundation to send two on outdoor adventures
• Pickens County sets municipal elections, qualifying requirements
• Williamston council approves changes to flood plan
• Pendleton seeks to fill town administrator position
• Service rates to rise at Stephens County Hospital
• Candidate qualifying setfor late August for Ga. municipal elections
• Royston approves change for utility payments
• Republican Women to meet in Anderson
• Disc golf to be demonstrated in Royston
• 2011 legislative dinner will be Aug. 25 in Seneca
• Fast in India stirs debate on protest tactics
• Oconee County files appeal over zoning for new jail
• District 5 school board approves timeline for rezoning
• Belton council holds closed meeting to discuss hiring administrator
• Third year is the charm for Officer of the Year
• The day starts early for schoolbus drivers
• Artist who did ‘Hope’ Obama poster attacked in Europe
• Start of school brings some traffic jams
• Missing, ill Anderson woman believed to be in Georgia
• Grandfather, 37, held without bail on sexual assault charge
• Sororities to sponsor health fair
• Volunteer firefighter suspended after arrest
• Teacher wins ING national award
• Watercross event to be held in Franklin County next year
• CU-ICAR public-private collaboration transformed S.C. economy, Clemson president says
• East End Elementary to begin school year without assistant principal
• AdvancePierre Foods employees to participate in volunteer day
• Fundraiser for Sen. Jim DeMint will be Aug. 30
• Duke Energy temporarily closing Fall Creek access area
• Watercross event to be held in Franklin County
• Spartanburg County administrator resigns
• Clemson to wait and see on unwanted newspaper shopping guides
• Pendleton leaders discuss proposed smoking law
• State, feds to offer public update on polluted Anderson sites
• Woman dies after car crashes into tree in Pickens County
• Solicitor to pitch bad-check unit for Anderson County - again
• Plane crash in Franklin County was not pilot's fault, FAA says
• Gas prices wane as oil prices drop
• Multicounty investigation leads to arrests in northeast Georgia
• Parents need to be ready too for back to school in Anderson County
• District 5 to discuss rezoning
• Georgia lawmakers begin special session about redistricting
• Anderson Housing Authority to build community center
• Sheriff looking for missing woman
• Partnership to provide recreation opportunities for children in need
• Tri-County Tech offering motorcycle safety classes
• Corps seeks volunteers to aid cleanup at Richard B. Russell Lake
• Tournament ends with acrobatics on Hartwell Lake
• One-stop event in Anderson offers free haircuts and school supplies
• New schools in Anderson County ready for new year
• Temperatures to drop slightly in Anderson area in coming week
• Letter from the battlefield
• Storyteller: Woman restores home that has been in her family for hundreds of years
• Authorities in Williamston searching for man after shooting
• S.C. Department of Transportation going broke
• Roaring storm wreaks havoc at camp sites
• Hartwell watercraft event draws champions, other competitors
• Ronnie Booth honored at Clemson commencement
• Anderson University freshmen move in
• VJ Day holds vivid memories for Georgia's Roy Gaines
• Communicating with schools easier now and it’s vital
• Anderson resident proposes duck stamp to aid greenway plan
• Dragon fruit brings taste of home to Vietnam native
• Lightning causes fire, traps people inside camper
• Anderson County sheriff, council members clash over spending
• Group wants to turn Anderson swamp into greenway
• Taser co-founder comes to Anderson training session
• Deputies test cameras worn on their heads
• Judge finds probable cause for murder charge in shooting
• Probable cause found in case of mother charged with neglect
• Mental health concerns increase in schools, while funding shrinks
• Belton mayor spending more time at City Hall
• Williamston police chief resigns over Facebook postings
• Belton administrator says retirement will stick this time
• Pickens County schools promote teachers
• Doctors' long bike ride a benefit for kids
• Royston to donate to Franklin County Recreation Department
• One man arrested in connection with Salem shooting
• Franklin and Hart counties receiving flu vaccine stocks
• ‘Band of Brothers’ actor to speak at Currahee Military Weekend banquet
• Cafe celebrates new location in Stephens County
• Angus breeder in Honea Path recognized for owning proven bulls
• Absentee voting to open Tuesday for District 10 race
• Franklin County seeking to attract a personal watercraft event
• No bond set for mother charged in shooting of son
• Hurricane forecast updated for Atlantic
• Mother sues in Cleveland Park train tragedy
• Six interview for Anderson County Council clerk job
• Watercraft racing comes back to Anderson
• Copper sellers required to register under new S.C. law
• School District 4 takes new approach to reducing bullying
• Anderson University students returning to campus
• Corps and Lake Hartwell Association to host 2011 cleanup
• Republicans to meet in Anderson
• Owner selected for Habitat for Humanity house in Franklin County
• Royston police to buy two cars ahead of schedule
• Toccoa to move sewer line on future animal shelter site
• Man shot by mother expected to recover
• South Carolina GED testing program bests national passing rate for the first time
• Adams Scrap Recycling expands in Greenville County
• Fatal accident reported in Oconee County
• Near drowning at Greenville water park sends child to hospital
• Second man denied bond in Monday robbery
• Judge orders removal of top of shoal at dam
• Nine months after bankruptcy, rivet machines auctioned
• School officials criticize Zais’ refusal to seek federal funds
• Pelzer Marine sergeant pleads guilty in theft case
• Two Hart County men face theft charges
• Stephens County commissioners approve ordinance amendments
• South Hart Elementary teacher killed in car accident
• Anderson County sets special meeting to interview council clerk candidates
• Cell phones are everywhere except classrooms
• Pendleton man on motorcycle dies following Anderson accident
• United Disciples to host back-to-school celebration
• Coroner: drugs, alcohol probably killed Pelzer man
• Second man charged in Anderson home invasion appears in court
• Syrian troops take over eastern city
• Appalachian commission approves money for job center at Tri-County Tech
• Stephens County Government Building to reopen
• Defunct rivet maker’s machines on auction Wednesday
• Eleven running for Walhalla council
• Anderson Fire Department improves its insurance rating
• Central council looks at ways to save Rock Station heritage
• New information reported about man arrested after Interstate 85 wreck
• Franklin County considering canceling agreement about Royston elections
• Toccoa interim city manager begins work
• Anderson man, two Easley men indicted on federal charges
• Long-running suit says adequate funding produces results for schools
• New jewelry store opening celebrated in Lavonia
• BBBS of the Upstate to host Bowl for Kids' Sake fundraiser in Anderson
• Democratic Women to hold bazaar preview Saturday in Anderson
• Oconee Nuclear Station to unveil employee art
• Sugar Rush event to raise money for Toccoa Boys & Girls Club
• Free notary public training to be offered Aug. 23 in Anderson
• Missing man's body found
• GSP passenger numbers soar to 41.3 percent increase in June
• Graham, Scott, ACLU on South Carolina cancer patient's side
• Driver escapes injury as pickup overturns on i-85
• Key to stronger economy is stabilizing gas prices, professor says
• Reward offered in Salem shooting
• Robbers tie up woman, take car
• Break in 100-degree heat index coming this week
• Investigators seek leads in shooting at Anderson apartments
• State education secretary says federal rules unfair
• CU-ICAR reports mark three years of milestones
• Search continues at river for missing Pelzer man
• Chase on Interstate 85 ends in arrest of two
• Schools urge parents, drivers to watch out for children
• Schools promoting healthier food choices, healthier kids
• Where were you on 9-11?
• Good news greets Erskine students, faculty and staff
• Seneca names new fire chief
• Corps no longer able to make change for purchases at visitor centers
• Anderson County Young Republicans to meet Monday
• College in Clarkesville to host meeting about work-force development
• Lavonia gets code enforcement officer
• Stephens County Commission takes up amendments Tuesday
• Rescue workers search Saluda River Sunday for missing man
• Officers following up on leads in Salem shooting
• Council to discuss pay raises, development at old Belk site
• Local man holds national, state records for power lifting
• Man injured in shooting at Anderson apartment complex
• For teens, being fashionable can be against dress code
• Crews continue search for Williamston man
• College campus in Clarkesville to host town hall meeting about work force development
• Event promotes child safety, raises money for Anderson group
• Back-to-school shoppers get tax break in Anderson, across S.C.
• The cost of going back to school
• Anderson County Council to vote on East-West Connector zoning
• Authorities searching for three in Oconee County after shooting
• Search on outside Williamston for man reported missing
• Budget cuts take toll on Clemson University Public Services Activities division
• Vegetable Tales: Garden sprouts sweet spud with animal pretensions
• Toccoa City Commission to meet Monday
• Hundreds attend United Way youth summit in Anderson
• Two die in Anderson County accident
• Man charged in Clemson with attempted murder
• Police see car break-ins triple in Anderson
• Woman rescued after hour in elevator
• Council member: Hiring of Anderson County clerk will require special meeting
• Pickens couple charged with neglect; child tested positive for meth
• Toccoa and its paratrooper camp not just a distant memory
• Stephens County Sheriff’s Office issues warning about sweepstakes scam
• SHARE celebrates new location in Anderson
• Franklin County to pay more for water
• Pumps need to be replaced for Lavonia water system, officials say
• Approach of new school year brings events to northeat Georgia
• Grant application forms available
• Pickens County to sell rain barrels and compost bins
• Broadcasts of Franklin County commission meetings could begin today
• This Week in the Civil War
• Advice to drivers: Don’t swerve for deer
• Storm topples tree onto mobile home
• ‘A hard disease’: Dementia that affected Pendleton man affects thousands in S.C.
• Mayor: Vote expected Monday on Belk site project
• Clemson’s chief buyer gives vendor lesson at chamber event
• Hundreds of Tri-County Tech degrees conferred in summertime ceremony
• New commission to simplify Oconee County tourism grants
• Traffic deaths up in ‘Deadly Days of Summer’
• Pickup smashes through front of store
• Driver flees after wrecking stolen car in chase
• Oconee school officials proceed with new Walhalla High design
• Seneca police arrest illegal immigrant
• Business, education leaders come together at summit
• Fourth person arrested after theft in Hart County
• Coroner: 75-year-old who had been missing died of natural causes
• Toccoa again agrees to provide wastewater service to proposed subdivision
• Clemson University receives $2.4 million to study cause of food-borne illness
• Oconee woman receiving medical care after being bitten by rabid skunk
• Georgia couple seek help finding dog missing since wreck
• Searing heat takes toll on athletes, outdoor workers
• Man flees after firing shot in Waffle House
• Son of missing man finds a body under house
• Governor signs first of several planned higher ed reforms
• Police still looking for shooter in Anderson
• Teachers to shop for bargains on tax-free weekend
• Franklin County commission meetings being taped for broadcast
• Scholarship totals hit state record
• Anderson mayor to talk about budget, neighborhood changes
• Changes to take effect on Lavonia road at start of school year
• Hartmann named chairman of Clemson performing arts department
• Concord parents will pick up assignment letter at McCants
• Aug. 9 craft night at Anderson library is canceled
• No bond set for Anderson County man charged with lewd acts on a child
• Man charged with murder in fatal shooting in Stephens County
• Upstate residents cautioned about ozone conditions
• Interim city manager selected for Toccoa
• Man charged with lewd acts on a child
• Forest Service extends deadline for comments on Chattooga recreation plans
• Police searching for man involved in shooting in Anderson
• Work on lead-coated Clemson bridge proceeds carefully
• SWAT team trains for gunman-at-school scenario
• New Liberty High principal is hired
• Gov. Haley in Easley Wednesday to sign new law
• Proposed changes to manufactured home ordinance under review in Franklin County
• Hartwell authorities seeking man after theft, accident
• September school openings always the plan, Pickens officials say
• Retired doctor to reopen medical practice in Pendleton
• Hart County to add 75-cent charge to prepaid phone cards
• Graham votes against debt-limit deal
• Child car seat checkpoint planned in Toccoa
• OMC launches search for chief financial officer
• Clemson mayor to turn over power Aug. 12
• Accidents in Anderson, Oconee claim seven lives in three days
• Cleanup of makeshift lab now expected to cost $2 million
• Longtime Pendleton council member stepping down
• Crime-prevention party held at civic center
• Flip-flopping gas prices down nearly two cents
• No relief from heat in sight
• Anderson County couple face charges in two states
• Wakeboarding regional championship coming to Hartwell Lake
• Council meeting rescheduled for next week
• One arrested after man found shot to death in Toccoa
• Iva woman suffers burned hand in apartment fire
• No uniforms, yet, for Westside High
• Protest planned at Broun’s office
• Hart andd Franklin food bank distribution set Aug. 11:
• U.S. stock futures rise broadly in wake of debt deal
• S.C. man gets 8 years for stealing from graves
• Deadly weekend on roads ends in another death
• Patients’ experiences chronicled in ‘The Art of Recovery’ at Anderson Arts Center
• Temperatures likely to reach 100 this week in Anderson
• Small fire on Hartwell Lake island fought by hand
• Wreck Sunday claims another life in deadly weekend
• Anderson resident carves out a different career
• ‘Going away party’ for crime is Monday in Anderson
• Chattooga Conservancy calls for Forest Service to abandon river access plan
• Tennis tournament with special purpose comes to Belton
• Volunteer opportunities in the Upstate for the week of July 31, 2011
• Praying for rain: Upstate farmers deal with plight of drought
• Vegetable Tales: A whole lotta melon
• Dogs adopted at Anderson County Humane Society event
• Three killed in accident on Interstate 85 in Anderson County
• Two killed in separate car accidents in Oconee County
• Attempted suicide at Anderson jail
• County leaders: Federal grant a vote of confidence for First Quality
• Anderson County inmate hangs himself in suicide attempt
• Legislator: South Carolina’s E-verify work law needs to be tougher
• Suspect in shooting will face trial, magistrate rules
• Trooper says amputee had cocaine fitted in prosthetic leg
• Business, education join forces at summit
• Vegetable Tales: Century plant blooms in Anderson
• Surge of crimes leaves Belton residents feeling violated
• Duke files request for rate increase
• Anderson pair charged with breaking into cars at parks
• Hart deputies plan fundraiser for trooper
• Hart interim tourism director resigns
• Junior Dixie baseball series opens Saturday in Seneca
• Oconee drug sweep nets 33 on first day
• United Way hosts free Shred Day in Seneca
• West Pelzer to receive $447,500 grant
• Bow shoot set for Saturday in Stephens County
• Some landowners near East-West Connector threaten to sue Anderson County
• I-85 wreck injures five, halts southbound traffic
• Foundation gives rescue system to Whitefield Fire Department
• Tour de La France adds categories for children, baby boomers
• Liberty mayor resigns effective Aug. 31
• Boil-water advisory lifted in Clemson
• Walhalla candidates sign up for November election; mayor not running again
• Colonel calls private meetings on Hartwell drought plan
• U.S. Commerce secretary announces $2 million for First Quality water project
• Anderson woman is 108 years old
• Hot weekend ahead for Anderson area
• Stephens County commissioners to consider tax rates
• Anderson County to be conduit for Bosch grants
• Anderson house heavily damaged by fire, residents escape
• District 10 House candidates making second try
• Road named after highway patrolman
• FEMA funds finally available to food pantries, shelters
• Newry post office up for review; USPS integrating 'village post offices'
• Boil-water advisory in effect for some neighborhoods in Clemson
• New Currahee Club owners introduce themselves to Stephens County leaders
• Woman shot in face in Greenville County, deputies say
• Driver survives as car wedged under trailer
• Joshua Putnam wins Republican runoff in House District 10
• Anderson County Council to hold special meeting
• Burglary suspect sobs at bond hearing
• Powdersville High scheduled to open in August
• Seneca council plans trip to water parks
• Plans take shape for Westminster's 50th apple festival
• State, federal officials to discuss new labor regulations
• Long Creek post office one of many under review for possible closing
• Solicitor: Worthless Check Unit working
• Royston says no to million-dollar gas expansion
• Nonprofit developer shows off new homes in Anderson
• Fern Pointe developers appear before Toccoa City Commission
• Three northeast Georgia groups awarded grants
• Democrats protest U.S. Rep. Paul Broun's stance on natinal debt ceiling
• Seneca Library to close at 6 p.m. Thursday
• Anderson Elks plan 100-year celebration barbecue
• Businesses breathing easier with the return of Panthers training camp
• Stephens County commission meeting today
• Part of Kings Road to close for connector work
• Group pushes S.C. as wind-power hub
• Theater director charged with abusing teen a decade ago
• Republican runoff for House District 10 is Tuesday
• Investigation continues in death of 71-year-old Anderson woman
• Anderson woman charged in case involving missing purses at Clemson University
• Gas prices up in Greenville and Anderson
• Water park discussion on Seneca council agenda
• Leaders to respond to questions from elderly, people living with disabilities
• Seneca finance committee approves funding requests
• 20 injured in 2 separate Seattle shootings
• N.C. court case begins in forest killings of hikers
• It’s hot in Anderson, but no record — yet
• Man killed Sunday in Anderson mo-ped accident
• Mountaintop hydro plant marks 20th anniversary
• Blindness only requires ‘adjustments’ from Anderson ventriloquist
• Powdersville Water District has new officers
• Volunteer opportunities in Anderson County for the week of July 25
• Spartanburg County deputy suspended amid probe
• Belton joins Upstate Heritage Quilt Trail
• Anderson County no longer using lobbyists
• Clemson leads state in D.C. lobbying
• Volunteers to clean and play at Lake Jocassee
• A father's anguish: Man makes daughter turn herself in to police
• Vegetable Tales: Tree brings love and antioxidants to Starr farm
• Clemson scrutinizes private donations
• Anderson man accused of assault with sledge hammer
• Anderson City Council meeting canceled
• Heat causing more calls to emergency services
• Volunteers to clean and play at Lake Jocassee
• Seneca police charge two with armed robbery
• Woman remains in custody charged with robbery of Canon man
• Group to recruit physicians for hospital under construction in Lavonia
• Woman is fourth person arrested in shooting death of 86-year-old Belton man
• Anderson man charged with arson
• Some lane closings expected on Michelin Boulevard
• Stephens County awarded grant for wellness program
• Two vie for West Union City Council seat
• I Love My Pet Day planned in Toccoa
• Westminster man arrested for having firearms on Clemson campus
• Woman, 71, found dead at Anderson apartment complex
• Panel approves bill that would strip some power from NLRB, which has sued Boeing
• Oconee council members push for action on I-85 sewer question
• Council member proposes major curbs on development near East-West Connector
• Bond denied for teen charged in killing of great-grandfather
• City completes work on Huntington Hills Lake
• Clemson ready to paint bridge
• Anderson City Hall serves as cooling station
• Father, son charged with operating meth lab, growing pot
• Oconee County moves to establish land conservation bank
• Stephens County boat ramp open once again
• Bail denied for pair accused in robbery of elderly woman
• Second dam starts to come down on Twelve Mile Creek
• Pickens, former police chief settle resignation claims
• Former Anderson man keeps eye on stars — and space shuttles
• Wreck on Joe Black Road knocks fence down again
• Absentee voting open for House District 10 runoff
• Heat wave rolling through Anderson
• Five Clemson students, four from Anderson, arrested
• S.C. man charged with robbing two West Virginia credit unions
• Oconee County officials move forward on new jail despite questions
• Anderson County Council approves incentives for companies
• Advisory panel criticizes dismissal of entertainment center director
• Swimmers find stolen vehicle submerged in lake at Denver Boat Ramp
• Guns found after wreck near West Pelzer
• Piedmont man charged with assaulting deputy
• Belton OKs money for elevator in Town Hall
• Slain man’s wallet missing, son-in-law says
• Downtown’s latest amenity: pet waste stations
• Rivet maker’s pollution prompts criminal investigation
• Bond denied for man charged with murder
• Blimp just quietly passing through Anderson
• Anderson man pleads guilty to 2009 shooting at illegal poker house
• Abandoned mobile home burns in Belton
• Clemson Toastmasters meet twice a month
• Burglars hit Fair Play store
• Hart tax board hires new chief appraiser
• Ten reported killed in Syrian shooting at funeral
• Williamston family needs necessities following house fire
• Authorities still looking for man who robbed 92-year-old woman
• Forecast: Little chance of rain this week
• Hartwell advocates reject corps’ drought plan
• Two arrested after fist fight
• Honea Path police seek woman who escaped from patrol car
• Report says Pickens, former police chief have settled severance issue
• Pelzer company seeking money to build two plants
• Clemson University police arrest Georgia man
• Debate called off between candidates in House runoff
• Missing Pendleton woman, 80, found safe
• Hanna senior heading to capital for Boys Nation
• Coast Guard: 2 missing in Chicago-Mackinac race
• UK PM calls for emergency session of parliament
• Laurens County deputy killed in shootout is buried Sunday
• Anderson woman named senior citizen of year
• Firefighter injured as blaze destroys Williamston home
• SCE&G to store toxic waste in casks, not pools
• Pelzer grandmother dies in Saturday house fire
• From the convent to Clemson, former nun finds peace
• Franklin police charge man in molestation of 12-year-old girl
• Friends, co-workers raise money for ailing Anderson emergency dispatcher
• Suspect in Laurens County deputy shooting released from hospital
• Volunteer opportunites in Anderson County for the week of July 18
• 'Tantrums' and 'bat wings' part of wakeboarding event on Hartwell Lake
• 4-H not just about produce and livestock, S.C. state director says
• Vegetable Tales: A peaceful place to sit
• Gathering to focus on economic development in northeast Georgia
• Authorities searching for man who robbed 92-year-old woman in Pickens County
• Rivet maker’s bankruptcy touches nearly every regional bank
• County to consider incentives for Electrolux expansion
• Anderson man charged with attempted murder
• Clemson trustees adopt budget, hear report on enrollment
• Benefit to raise money for Anderson County dispatcher with brain tumor
• Bugs abound at Anderson County dispatch center
• Former Pickens police chief says city reneging on severance pay
• YMCA kids learn to wakeboard on Hartwell
• Owners reunited with straying donkey
• Children learn to cope at Camp Asthmania
• Autopsy on woman in well leaves cause of death undetermined
• Toccoa commission agrees to replace additional natural gas line
• Franklin and Hart counties to receive federal housing money
• Ralph Hayes celebrates diamond anniversary
• Funeral set for trooper's wife killed in car wreck in northeast Georgia
• Discussion planned Friday about former Pickens police chief dispute
• Rusty Burns confirms 10 Anderson County jobs cut
• Jim Barker outlines Clemson strategy at trustees meeting
• More charges filed against kidnapping suspect
• Heat is on: Six counties raise drought status
• Fire destroys abandoned house in Belton
• Elections board verifies votes in House District 10 primary
• Oconee County reviewing 12 proposals for broadband project
• Vote delayed on Franklin County purchasing policy
• Commissioner comment on firing of Toccoa city manager
• North Carolina bankruptcy forces Oconee plant to close doors
• Lavonia couple charged in copper wire theft
• Officials determine human remains were in remote well in Anderson
• County school board will meet to approve district budgets
• Belton fires contained before getting too close to fuel terminals
• Stephens County boat ramp could reopen in late August
• ’55 Exchange, home of Clemson ice cream, to host Family Fun Night
• Senior Solutions to hold fashion show
• Officials investigating suspected human remains found in Anderson well
• Man charged with armed robbery in Anderson
• Anyone missing a rowdy, but friendly, donkey?
• Williamston man charged with offenses against minor
• Clemson trustees meeting in Charleston
• Storms knock out power to some homes in Anderson area
• Man accused of kidnapping woman in Clemson
• Town loses man known as Walhalla Santa Claus
• Man taken into custody after search in Belton
• Man with gun accosts girls in store parking lot
• Belton pharmacist charged with taking drugs from his own store
• Authorities seek help finding missing woman
• Deputies seeking information in two theft cases
• Anderson mayor to speak to neighborhood group
• Meeting will feature Oconee County Council and administrator
• South Carolina’s annual sales tax holiday will be Aug. 5-7
• Beekeepers gathering Thursday in Clemson
• Break-ins at Franklin County government buildings still under investigation
• Prospective owner identified for Currahee Club development in Stephens County
• Stephens County commission looks at ordinance change for manufactured homes
• Couple arrested after teen reports being beaten, tied up in Spartanburg County
• Anderson County’s emergency workers seek more money for radios
• Walhalla zoning board says no to county jail plans
• School District 5 raises employee pay
• United Way of Oconee County honors Seneca police sergeant
• Former trooper charged with child porn
• Belton pharmacist charged with drug theft
• Senior center to name 15th Senior Citizen of the Year
• Authorities investigating Lavonia burglaries
• Town hall meeting with county leaders planned in Oconee
• Franklin County seeks to fill vacancy on board
• Job fair planned in Hartwell
• Firefighters called to scrap metal business in Anderson
• Fee to impact School District of Pickens County
• No bond set for Anderson man charged with murder
• Divided commission votes to fire Uskiewicz as Toccoa city manager
• Williamston council considers drug ordinance
• Budget ax falls on entertainment complex director
• Steve Kirven elected mayor pro tem of Anderson
• Driver involved with fatal wreck has history of traffic offenses
• Hundreds of Clemson University employees asked to consider leaving
• Heat bearing down on Upstate
• Gas prices up 14 cents from last week
• Medicaid cuts started Monday
• Franklin schools score high on state test
• Murder charge filed in shooting of Belton man
• GOP primary Tuesday
• Shooting death of Belton man remains a mystery
• VFW dance to feature “Night Vision” on Saturday
• AnMed to provide free screening
• Hearsay: Anybody seen a wayward parakeet, parrot and peahen?
• 7 killed in Alabama plane crash
• Dying man found on Anderson County road
• Gas tanker spill to be finished at start of week
• Log home, dating to 1780s, uncovered in Belton
• Man injured Sunday on Clemson U. construction job
• Anderson council to elect mayor pro tem, discuss west side homes project
• One injured in another gas tanker accident
• Volunteer opportunity in Anderson County for the week of July 11
• Investigation continues into fatal wreck on I-85 in Anderson County
• Several Anderson-area residents erroneously placed in Death Master File
• Out of place: Younger adults contributing to population of those in nursing homes
• Veggie Tales: Century plant towers over Anderson business
• Leaked gasoline cleaned up at site of accident in Williamston area
• Forrest Junior College holds commencement
• Salvation Army, county leaders look at space for kids’ club
• Credit claims top $24 million against rivet maker
• EPA: High levels of arsenic in soil near crude lab
• Honea Path police investigate car break-in
• Salem Lions Club aims to erect 9/11 memorial with World Trade Center steel
• Friends to host party for Hardy family
• New nurse manager at Franklin health department
• Man on bike injured in hit-and-run accident
• Quarterly siren test set for Oconee Nuclear Station area
• Beekeepers to swarm at Clemson
• Greg Shelnutt to lead Clemson art department
• Obama: Still differences on debt, new talks Sunday
• Building committee to recommend projects in School District 5
• Oconee Heritage Center will install security cameras after theft of Indian artifacts
• Search continues for missing 75-year-old Pendleton man
• South Carolina eighth among states in fatness, report says
• Veteran Williamston police officer says firing was unfair
• Franklin County to pay increase for indigent defense fund
• Anderson County Democrats to host barbecue
• Lavonia merchants upset over two-hour parking limit
• Food bank, clothing bank serves Pelzer area
• Good Neighbor Cupboard is bare
• Lavonia police honor Georgia man who foiled theft
• Toccoa grant to help fund historic structures report
• Sinkhole closes Stephens County boat ramp
• Construction on Georgia’s SR 17 will mean detours
• Curbside recycling returns to Toccoa
• Hundreds of police deploy at Israel's airport
• County council panel reviews resumes for deputy clerk slot
• Mountain-top power plant answers peak demand
• County considers abandoning damaged dispatch center
• Deal means Lake Keowee restaurant plans can move ahead
• Five charged with damage by throwing rocks
• For trucker, rollover was a replay
• Anderson deputies look for men who robbed Pizza Hut at gunpoint
• Mountain Lakes Access Health to help area uninsured
• Over $5 million raised through Belk Charity Sale
• Committee set for vote on 2018 Winter Olympics site
• Republicans push back on effort to limit kids' food ads
• Minn. lawmakers meet amid government shutdown
• Affidavit: Some chemicals in makeshift lab in Anderson are decades old
• Horse killed in collision with truck near Fair Play
• Reward offered for deputy’s missing dog
• Belton approves deal with auditing firm
• School boards work to amend budgets
• Repairs to 911 system may cost over $1 million
• R.U.S.H. is winner of Liberty Idol 2011
• Drownings mark first in four years for Fourth of July
• Twenty charged in Oconee during Fourth of July weekend
• Oconee pair charged in robbery at knifepoint
• Hart school superintendent gets three-year contract
• Lavonia Police Department receives state certification
• Anderson Democrats to hold barbecue and rally
• Summer Brass Conference to be held at Anderson University
• BASF plans Atlanta Aquarium trip July 12
• Owner foils car theft; Greer man arrested
• S.C. man: Was aiming at stingray when friend was hit
• Seneca Fest maintains small-town feel, residents say
• Slick pig eludes pursuers at Hillbilly Day
• Lightning knocks out 911 emergency lines briefly in Anderson
• Two bodies found in Hartwell Lake
• Gas prices up slightly
• Scattered showers in store throughout the week for Anderson
• Hearsay: Baby the parakeet is missing in Anderson
• Fireworks at Clemson turn campus into family night
• Roommate charged in man’s death at Anderson hotel
• DHEC says Georgia wildfires may affect S.C.
• Job for ousted Liberty High principal is posted
• Clowing around in Anderson: Michael is Velcro to Barnes' Buttons
• Clowning around in Anderson: Michael is Velcro to Barnes' Buttons
• Volunteer opportunities in the Upstate for the week of July 3, 2011
• Can't hide forever: Task force works to make arrests
• Polluting rivet manufacturer owes millions
• Tricked-out Mustang a draw for Air Force recruiters
• Nine line up for chance to build lakeside event center
• New pavilion near completion in Anderson
• Mountain Rest to celebrate July 4th with 52nd annual Hillbilly Day
• Liberty Idol season to end Saturday
• Former Toccoa city manager finds new job
• Annual fire hydrant flushing to begin soon in Williamston
• Business coach opens office in Lavonia
• Child ATV safety law taking effect in S.C.
• New Toccoa budget passed
• EPA cleanup of Anderson site will top $1 million
• Ag research preserved in state budget
• Seneca forms committee to consider water park
• Work scheduled soon to reoccupy historic Hunter's Store
• Two taken to hospital after Belton fire that destroyed vehicles
• District 5 building committee to meet
• Former county auditor remembered as ‘gracious lady’
• Sheriff: 1,200 bottles of moonshine found in Landrum distillery bust
• Stephens County puts policy in place for capital projects fund
• Hart County leaders will try to find money for mega ramp T-dock
• Legislators override Haley budget vetoes
• Boil-water advisory lifted for Broadway Water District
• Upstate residents cautioned about ozone conditions
• Medical devices researcher joins Tri-County Tech board
• Authorities investigating fatal wreck in Abbeville County
• Winding Bluff Road removed from Stephens County road system
• AnMed Health seeks to reduce risk of surgical errors
• Fire station wants community to have a blast
• Rep. Duncan says ‘revolutionary reforms’ needed on federal budget
• Anderson police officer injured in collision
• Large amount of chemicals found on man's property
• House overrides Haley vetoes
• Apartment damaged in Pendleton fire
• Son of missing man searches, worries
• Two remain in hospital after collision of watercraft
• School districts continue free lunch program
• Franklin Springs judge named to Council of Municipal Court Judges
• Artists, performers, craftsmen wanted for S.C. Botanical Garden festival
• EPA leads emergency cleanup at two Anderson sites
• District considers turning procedure into policy
• Sheriff’s deputy pulls driver from lake
• Tax question posed for candidates for District 10 House seat
• Rep. Jeff Duncan to meet with constituents
• City leaders look at concept for south Anderson
• Two go to hospital after watercraft accident near Bull Feathers
• Blood supplies hit critical level for some types
• Haley vetoes school money
• Fireworks go up, gas prices go down
• Pickens County to require decals for recycling and waste disposal
• Holiday forecast: Rain, with full lakes
• Hart County officials search for man to question about shooting
• Boil-water advisory continues in effect until Friday
• Haley veto holds up District 3 salary increases
• Stephens County commissioners to meet twice today
• Greenville company to market retail space at Anderson parking garage
• Boaters, swimmers urged to wear life jackets
• Judge recuses himself from trial of former prosecutor
• Duke cites cost, rigorous review in extending nuke plant’s life
• Relatives, friends mourn loss of ‘loving 14-year-old’
• Football players, coaches, pastors offering camp for youth
• Rep. Duncan cuts ribbon at new Seneca office
• Ga. booster seat law to change Friday
• Fraud policy up for discussion by District 1 school board
• Hearsay: Ospreys return each year to bridge on Lake Russell
• New fire training facility opens in Georgia
• Boeing's new 787 making South Carolina debut
• S.C. boy, 13, shot to death in Bluffton
• Girl, 14, dies after being hit by truck
• Teen struck by vehicle on Simpson Road
• Anderson Radio Club makes big world smaller for enthusiasts
• Palestinian leaders vote to go for UN recognition
• No bond for mom charged in breast feeding death
• Seneca man shares music history with local radio listeners
• Population grows steadily around Oconee Nuclear Station
• Anderson districts work to open new schools
• Volunteer opportunities in the Upstate for the week of June 26, 2011
• Rapid-fire auctioneers compete in Upstate
• Townhouses in subdivision along Hartwell Lake sold at auction
• Event raises awareness of emergency response resources in Anderson
• Anderson City Council to discuss downtown projects, vote on budget
• State Rep. Dan Cooper hailed during final meeting with delegation
• Trial ordered for man charged with Belton home invasion
• Duke Energy seeks permission to increase rates for customers in Carolinas
• Free boat inspections part of safety effort
• New search set for missing Pendleton man
• Man headed to trial on charges of fleeing and causing wreck
• Volunteers to spend a week fixing houses for locals
• Fast-moving storm drops hail, knocks down trees
• Toccoa boil-water advisory lifted
• Georgia rangers step up Hartwell Lake patrols this weekend
• Clemson council approves U.S. 123 bridge painting
• Westminster man beaten, robbed in his home
• S.C. trooper fired after being charged with shooting into house
• Red Cross supply of O negative blood critically low
• Hart County taking on fiscal year 2011-12 budget
• New walking trail open at Stephens County Recreation Department
• Toccoa to start taking brush back to Wilbros
• Police learn from virtual criminals at training session in Anderson
• Sunny skies in store for weekend in Anderson area
• Anderson County Board of Education finishes budget workshops with districts
• Adult education students from Anderson School Districts 1 and 2 graduate
• Anderson County Meals on Wheels needs drivers
• Anderson Radio Club to host field day
• Emergency responder awareness day
• 2011 World Livestock Auctioneer Championship coming to Williamston
• Man sues Anderson County and its employee for damages
• Pickens County dropout rate increases
• Summerfest 2011 coming June 30
• Motorcyclist dies days after chase with speeds up to 140 mph in Pickens
• Pedestrian killed in Pickens County
• Man remains in hospital after motorcycle accident in Pickens
• Second candidate forum set in S.C. House District 10 race
• Several stand to lose their jobs under new Anderson County budget
• Wind, rain down power lines, trees in Anderson
• Absentee voting opens today for special election in S.C. House District 10
• Pendleton City Council passes reduced budget, approves survey of village green
• Franklin County commissioners to proceed with alternate sewer plan
• Stephens County School System new budget approved
• Boil-water advisory in effect for some parts of Toccoa
• Duke steps up monitoring of tritium
• Oconee school board approves budget, meal prices
• Spartanburg County plant investing $22.3 million, creating 150 jobs
• Car crashes into Williamston medical facility; 10 injured
• Oconee County approves budget - twice
• Pendleton man, 75, still missing
• Veggie Tales returns with towering Panic in Detroit
• New members to join Clemson alumni board in July
• Anderson legislative delegation sets meeting time
• State Farm agency set for ribbon cutting in Seneca
• Man remains in hospital after shooting at Anderson bar
• Sewer service rate change approved in Toccoa
• Georgia River Campground host sought
• Commission renews Franklin County manager's contract
• Hart County mega ramp not bringing in mega bucks, officials say
• Woman patient proves a handful for EMS, deputies
• Teen accused of being getaway driver appears in Anderson court
• Oconee should tread lightly with zoning changes, commission cautions
• Authorities searching for missing Pendleton man
• Volunteers take action for United Way
• Greenville man charged in death of two men found in Easley
• New technology could make voting easier for disabled
• U.S. Supreme Court: Oconee man not guaranteed lawyer in civil case
• Grants to help pay for City Hall elevator, police car in Belton
• Men found dead in Easley suffered blunt-force trauma, coroner says
• Anderson County Council to take final vote on budget
• Candidates for District 10 seat to speak Tuesday in Powdersville
• Clemson City Council tables motion to paint Berkeley Drive bridge
• Belton damage 'worse than ice storm'
• Wounded Marines arrive in Seneca for week of R & R
• Owners of now-closed pub sue Central
• New event coming to Toccoa
• Gas prices in Anderson down this week
• Internet minders approve big rise in domain names
• Heat threatens SC coast, Midlands, Pee Dee
• Deputies called to shooting at Anderson bar
• The Storyteller: Anderson woman uses skill she learned as a child to help children around the globe
• Anderson County Board of Education to review school district budgets
• Volunteer opportunities in Anderson County for the week of June 20
• Wounded Marine gets keys to Lake Keowee home
• Thunderstorms knock out power to thousands
• Driver in fair condition after deadly collision
• Man charged with growing pot gets a break
• Scottish performer helps raise money for children’s home
• Updated IRS info shows soup kitchen in good standing
• Crossing state lines gets tougher for colleges, universities
• Car show draws hundreds downtown in Anderson
• American fatherhood: A snapshot
• Anderson man is father to many with and without dads
• Adults, children take steamy walk for cancer battle
• Sen. Graham tells Boys State delegates ‘sky’s the limit’
• Anderson County legislative delegation hopes to meet next week
• Coroners called to wreck scene
• ID confirmed for one of two bodies found in Easley
• Rocky Ingram waives right to hearing
• Franklin County to maintain, not raise, contribution to public defender's office
• Budget heads to legislature next week
• Conservation programs protect soil, water, wildlife
• Honor guard to hold barbecue fundraiser for veterans
• Clemson University's Abdul Khan named fellow of engineering society
• State: Drought status unchanged in Anderson
• Toccoa commission to meet Monday
• Easley woman charged with scalding child
• U.S. Rep. Israel says Weiner was remorseful
• Oconee County to look at testing employees for steroids
• State’s drought level may be revised by committee
• Brother charged with murder in Starr shooting
• Stephens deputy arrested on two charges
• Anderson County plans to lease amphitheater at struggling entertainment complex
• Two charged in home invasion remain in jail
• Redistricting plans one step closer to final
• Jeff Burke stepping down as Riverside principal
• Drainage repair authorized in Toccoa
• Stephens County Board of Education to meet, vote on budget
• Vote draws line between Clemson faculty, administrators
• Grants awarded to northeast Georgia counties will support broadband study, other efforts
• Two bodies found in Easley
• Section of Mountain Road in Oconee County to be closed for 10 days
• Starr man dies of gunshot wound to head
• Divers search for man in Hartwell Lake in Anderson
• Collision on Masters Boulevard leads to fatality in Anderson
• Bail denied for man charged with shooting brother
• Residents raise questions on Keowee-Toxaway relicensing
• Thousands in Anderson are without power after storm
• Bail allowed for man charged with causing wreck
• At least one wreck victim remains in critical condition
• Summer school gives students a chance to make up
• State DOT allocates $3.7 million for sidewalk improvements
• Desserts to make a doggie lick its chops
• Plans moving forward for cleanup of dumped tires at Franklin County site
• Natural gas line replacement work continues in Toccoa
• Dedication complete for Royston park
• Anderson Mayor Terence Roberts to be on ETV
• Anderson Republicans to host forum
• Botanical Garden nature photography excursion will be Saturday
• Starr man charged with attempted murder in shooting
• Toccoa Natural Gas capital improvement program created
• Pickens school district approves budget of $94.7 million for 2011-12
• Michael Cunningham files notice of appeal to try to get pay
• Flag retired in solemn ceremony
• Oconee County makes final adjustments to 2011-12 budget
• Deputy involved in four-car accident
• Clemson faculty salaries below national average
• Anderson Free Clinic needs writers to help with grant applications
• Federal grand jury indicts Anderson man
• District 4 approves $22 million budget
• Man taken to hospital after shooting in Starr
• Franklin County budget approved over objections of recreation department supporters
• Fuel costs spark Central to raise tax millage
• Business owner raises questions at public hearing about Toccoa budget
• Haley participates in CBS Early Show town hall meeting
• Stephens County Board of Education to meet today
• Oconee County rethinking what to do about library building
• Legion prepares to honor Old Glory
• Council gives go-ahead for project on Quarry Street
• District 3 approves $15 million budget
• Bond denied for man accused of trying to kill friend
• Council gives initial approval to Anderson city budget
• Public meetings at Seneca High Wednesday
• New dog on duty in Clemson
• Regatta condominiums on Lake Hartwell up for auction
• Some rain expected in Anderson area this week
• Budget up for debate in legislature
• United Way Day of Action scheduled
• Pendleton Genealogical Society to meet
• Duke Energy encourages Lake Keowee island safety
• Moe Joe’s to host benefit for children’s shelter
• Anderson Chamber to hosts ribbon cutting for Upstate Heat
• Work begins on turning Confederate sub upright
• Romney to face rivals in his first 2012 debate
• Palmetto Boys' State makes its Anderson debut Sunday
• For Anderson-area cancer survivors, ‘it’s been a journey’
• Athens vet receives military medals 70 years later
• Airline to end service from Savannah airport
• Anderson boat lover builds his own beauty
• Truck fire shuts down part of Interstate 85 in Anderson County Sunday
• Flag etiquette to be major part of Flag Day celebrations
• Volunteer opportunities in the Upstate for the week of June 12, 2011
• Rocky life: Several run-ins with the law led up to recent standoff in Anderson
• Two dozen take lap around Anderson Mall to support We Stand for Kids
• More than 1,000 signatures collected for petition about East-West Connector in Anderson
• Anderson School District 3 proposed budget to be presented
• Festive air in Westminster full of music and hickory smoke
• Work on railroad bridge, streetscape continues in Clemson
• Cancer groups reach out for support in Anderson
• Public hearing set for proposed Toccoa budget
• Several Anderson-area counties part of national prescription drug discount card program
• Bulldog returned home to Anderson pub
• IRS: Some Anderson nonprofits lose tax-exempt status
• Oconee County claims negligence and malpractice by airport engineering firm
• Some play, some listen and learn at Westminster festival
• Residents plan rally to remove office district from East-West Connector plan
• Was wreck attempted murder or accident? That’s the issue in hearing
• Contract for city park improvements on council agenda
• Lavonia officials consider parking limits and sidewalk sales restrictions for downtown
• Sage Market scheduled for Saturday in Toccoa
• Winston the dog gone, again
• Clemson’s Houston Center to host minority nursing program
• Anderson Democratic Women to meet
• Pendleton American Legion to meet Monday
• Anderson Rotary Club meet and greet will be Tuesday
• Heather Jones elected president of state association
• Anderson mother charged with leaving three home alone
• Chair, phone bill may be part of evidence against Liberty principal
• Water experts: State ill-prepared for inevitable shortages
• Laptops taken from Oconee elementary school
• State labor department staff coming to Hartwell to help unemployed
• District 5 school board meeting canceled
• Recent drownings shed light on importance of wearing life jackets
• Clemson University establishes Timberlands Legacy Program
• Franklin commissioners eliminate use of take-home vehicles
• Committees approve redistricting proposals
• Unemployment aid applications stuck at high level
• Brief storm stops power to more than 350 houses
• Oxygen system aids lake fish, power production
• Bagley gets high marks, some mild criticism from board
• Wastewater professionals in short supply
• Summer safety expo coming to Anderson Mall
• Regional water chief says lake levels should be watched carefully
• Franklin County commissioners reject plan to lower tax levy for industrial building authority
• Lavonia officials pass new ordinance about door-to-door sales
• Outgoing SWU president's 17-year tenure an 'amazing journey'
• United Way to commemorate 10th anniversary of 9/11
• Boater safety class set in Anderson
• Free food distribution will be Saturday
• Toccoa commissioners rescind letters to state agency regarding development
• Mobile home fire yields meth lab arrests in Oconee
• Car smashes into tree
• Proposed $125 million in Medicaid cuts cause concern in Anderson
• Belton council adopts budget
• No relief forecast for heat wave
• Garrisons honored for role in state’s farm history
• Faulty sensor triggers fire alarms at hospital
• Contractors chosen for $98 million Clemson facility
• Wren High School graduation
• Williamston council approves $2.26 million budget
• Palmetto High School graduation
• Anderson County legislative delegation to meet
• Voter registration ends this week for House election
• FreedomWorks members continue to protest special sales tax in Franklin County
• Franklin County commissioners hear about animal shelter, libraries as part of budget talks
• Toccoa commission calls for nearly $800,000 reduction in proposed budget
• Proposed Pendleton budget includes small pay raises
• District Five delays budget work
• Oconee County looks at regulating housing outside subdivisions
• Authorities investing shipping scam
• Anderson County considers rules for workers’ behavior on social networks
• Deaths in the water: grim start to season
• Golden Corner Food Pantry opens new quarters
• Gas prices holding on until hurricane season blows in
• Man arrested after chases to remain in jail
• Clemson alumni can stay connected with new mobile app
• Anderson Library to host free boating-safety class
• South Carolina woman and her son killed at home
• An Elberton man dies after 50-foot plunge into lake
• Two men drown in Pickens County Sunday
• S.C. drought alert and brush, grass fires start early for Anderson area
• Hearing soon for Liberty High principal accused of embezzling
• Franklin County’s new budget could be lower than this year’s
• Franklin County considers sewer expansion to lure more industry
• Rollin’ on the river: Saluda River Rally triples its numbers in second year
• Canine in a 'copter
• Walhalla High School graduation
• Pendleton High School graduation
• Vietnam War veteran laid to rest in Anderson
• Liberty Idol competition draws thousands
• Wakeboard competition rides the waves at Hartwell Lake
• Belton-Honea Path High School graduation
• Abbeville High School graduation
• 175 households receive food at Anderson event
• New season opens for Anderson County Farmer's Market
• Man faces new charges in case of Anderson authorities being led on chase
• Seneca High School graduation
• Montessori High School of Anderson graduation
• West-Oak High School graduation
• Crescent High School graduation
• Tamassee-Salem High School graduation
• A shy dog left behind as owner goes on military deployment
• Easley High School graduation
• Pickens High School graduation
• Anderson County Alternative School graduation
• D.W. Daniel High School graduation
• Liberty High School graduation
• Calhoun Falls Charter School holds graduation
• Adopted horse can be a real bargain
• Pilot doing training maneuvers crashes plane in Honea Path
• Ga. transportation department releases transportation project list for more consideration
• Former Ga. Rep. Jeanette Jamieson pleads guilty to tax evasion
• Dixie High graduation
• Anderson area residents in need of fans, air conditioners
• Jockey Lot vendor gets hearing in counterfeiting case
• Two charged with having burglary tools on Clemson campus
• Clemson council considering tax increase
• Smoking in Pendleton on council’s agenda
• Greenville Drive game to recognize Anderson residents
• Third person turns herself in as part of Meadow Run investigation
• Task force looking for missing Ore. boy to disband
• Wild horses, burros available for adoption at Garrison Arena
• Boats, lake houses are targets of thieves
• Woman in good condition after pit bull attack
• Woman injured as car smashes into tree
• School board rejects bids for Southwood renovation
• Anderson firefighter lieutenant promoted to captain
• Anderson fire chief hopes to keep added positions
• Historic Rosenwald schools get exhibit at Tri-County Tech
• Advocate for elderly urges vigilance
• North Georgia Technical College to expand Currahee Campus
• Path to college opens for lab techs
• Part of rec area to be closed for wakeboarding event at Lake Hartwell
• Boil-water advisory remains in effect in Anderson area
• Boiling Springs teacher accused of having sex with student
• Water main breaks on Clemson Boulevard
• Anderson University to build student center named for federal judge
• Clemson resident charged with growing illegal mushrooms
• Greenwood speller out of D.C. bee
• Foundation to have first history camp at Ashtabula
• School lunch prices to increase in District 1
• Clemson’s six-year capital campaign hits $500 million
• Anderson deputies still seeking man charged in shooting
• Wakeboard competition set at Lake Hartwell this weekend
• Tons of food to go home with poor families
• State park officials say leave firewood at home
• Graduation festivities set this weekend in Anderson
• June 1 marks start of Atlantic storm season
• Liberty High School secretary resigns
• Piedmont man charged with bank robbery in Greenville
• School District 1 approves $50 million budget
• Anderson bicyclists get some tips on safety, places to ride
• Following rules can help prevent boating, highway deaths
• Montessori School’s first class of seniors to graduate
• Area gas prices about as cheap as it gets
• Police looking for man following shooting
• Camp helps asthma sufferers enjoy the outdoors
• Homeland Park pupils get day dedicated to arts
• Summer camp list
• Pendleton Farmers Market to open Thursday
• Greenwood teen practices spelling as he tours D.C.
• Greenville teen's body found in Hartwell Lake
• Anderson schools get grants to raise fruit and vegetables
• Anderson heat approaches record high
• Missing swimmer identified as Greenville teenager
• Hearsay: Good advice, hot dog buns and dogs of different sizes
• Upstate teen enjoying time in Washington before start of spelling bee
• Pendleton American Legion honors veterans on Memorial Day
• Collision in Anderson County leaves motorcyclist dead
• U.S. Rep. Duncan speaks at Memorial Day observance in Anderson
• Walhalla Memorial Day draws full crowd to Civic Auditorium
• Hundreds brave sun, heat to honor veterans in Anderson
• Search continues for swimmer missing in Hartwell Lake
• To them, Memorial Day is personal
• Anderson police chief considered for SLED director
• Medicaid spending soars with rise in childhood poverty
• Chaplain uses song to stir souls at nursing, veterans homes
• Persons of interest, victim in fatal shooting have criminal pasts
• Authorities seeking two men after fatal shooting at Anderson apartment complex
• Volunteer opportunities in the Upstate for the week of May 29, 2011
• Couple brings "positivity" to Anderson park
• Educators push to break poverty cycle
• New ministry begins work on south side of Anderson
• Anderson schools strain under weight of childhood poverty
• Oconee County schools awarded for safety programs
• Not too busy, busy to say thank you
• Veterans honored with Day of Remembrance in Anderson County
• Homeland Park Elementary to celebrate art
• Upstate speller hopes trip to Washington is a Nguyen win
• Girl dies after being injured at rodeo in Pendleton
• Man dies after being shot at Anderson apartment complex
• Woman connects with Civil War ancestor through letter
• Attackers shoot man at Anderson apartment complex
• Stephens County High School graduation
• Hart County Comprehensive High School graduation
• Bad Company to perform at Seneca Fest
• Boy Scouts plant flags to honor veterans at Dolly Cooper Cemetery
• Judge: Anderson County emails, so far, ‘mundane’
• Pickens mayor defends record of resigned police chief
• Todd Voss named president of Southern Wesleyan
• DNR: Hartwell Lake death considered accident
• Bond not lowered for man held in Oconee shooting
• GBI checking with Japanese officials
• Former aviator celebrates Memorial Day remembering Vietnam
• Oconee Medical Center expands digital mammogram service
• At Alternative School, awards often mark first-time success
• Hospice of the Upstate Thrift Store burglarized for third time in two weeks
• Hart County commissioners not yet ready to provide money for Boys and Girls Club
• Stocks open higher with rising spending
• Storm leaves trees toppled, power out in parts of Upstate
• Judge says subpoenas for Preston divorce info are too broad
• NAACP leader calls for ouster of Pickens police chief
• Electric City Playhouse director steps down
• Community gathering to be held at Greeley Park
• No charges filed in Belton shooting
• Two deaths at campsite under investigation
• Oconee County to hold memorial service in honor of 210 men
• Former Clemson trustee and business leader dies
• Residents bring questions about development to Toccoa commission
• Toccoa officials discuss alcohol sale licensing
• Clem's Shoal Creek Music Park to close
• Toccoa budget talks focus on pay raises, reinstating curbside recycling
• Belton woman celebrates $100,000 lottery prize
• Program on missing children draws only one parent, two sons
• Work on more than a dozen Anderson County roads begins next week
• Local students have perfect attendance records
• Two Oconee hospital workers honored
• Woman taken to hospital by helicopter following S.C. 11 accident
• Memorial day events list
• Reading list of deceased soldiers is worthy tradition, veteran says
• Prospective SWU leader sees ‘significant advances’ for school
• School districts offer summer food program
• Lessons for motorists in bear killed on I-85 near Fair Play
• Anderson restaurant team member receives Chick-fil-A scholarship
• Proposed Stephens County budget presented to commissioners
• Former northeast Georgia automobile dealer indicted
• MedShore CEO envisions umbrella for rescue squads
• Oconee council gets first look at proposed new jail design
• Pickens City Council to meet with NAACP
• Parking garage stalled in the red zone
• Rubble burns at former Equinox mill site
• Williamston council discusses budget issues
• Judge to hear motions in Joey Preston case this week
• District 5 to hold budget and building meetings
• Officials waiting to determine whether charges are filed in Belton shooting
• Candidate for SWU presidency visiting campus this week
• Discussion about take-home vehicles becomes heated at Franklin commission meeting
• S.C. House committee passes collard green bill
• Sunday poppy service among Memorial Day weekend ceremonies
• Police: Customers of Coconuk Boutique in Mauldin could be in medical danger
• Anderson County’s emergency medical services to be topic of budget workshop
• Man who lost eye in struggle with police found not guilty
• Collision leaves car hung on boulder
• Deputies seek leads in home invasion, armed robbery
• Anderson man accuses rental company of negligence, seeks $17.5 million
• Republicans field six candidates for Cooper seat
• Drivers to get break in prices for Memorial Day weekend
• Meeting set to inform parents about threats to children
• Warm weather and clear skies ahead for Upstate
• Greenville Drive to hold 'Celebrate Anderson Night'
• Hart and Franklin County residents to receive free food June 9
• Sailors wanted on Hartwell Lake
• Belton resident charged with income tax evasion
• Honea Path man charged in fatal shooting
• T.L. Hanna senior named top high school volunteer in South Carolina
• Truck crash kills 2, reroutes I-85 traffic near Gaffney
• Volunteer opportunities in Anderson County for the week of May 23
• Delta cancels 250 flights because of Minneapolis outage
• Officials say militants storm government building in Afghanistan
• Anderson City Council to discuss budget, fire station face-lift
• Anderson Christian School graduation
• Anderson Home School Association graduation
• Festival showcases artists of Clemson community
• Scars remind teen of mother's love
• Children find their groove in Anderson at High Five Family Art Fest
• Horse play embraced in Anderson County
• Gas prices in S.C. nearly $1 more than a year ago, but headed down
• Snowy Joe's Winter Park in Piedmont preparing for grand opening
• Upstate cycling champ George Hincapie says he supplied EPO to Lance Armstrong
• Relay for Life draws about 1,000 people to Westside High
• 16-year-old boy stabbed in Anderson County
• Elbert County Comprehensive High school graduate
• Habersham Central High School graduation
• Franklin County High School graduation
• Two patrol cars involved in separate accidents
• Home invaders assault couple, steal car
• Redistricting proposals for South Carolina posted online
• School coming to an end although doors still open
• Tomato pie gets national spotlight
• Republicans line up for Cooper seat in S.C. House
• Franklin County library trustees ask for budget increase
• Clemson police investigate church burglary
• On a bicycle built for two, officials pull together
• Anderson plant expanding, adding new jobs
• Clemson University art professor awarded Fulbright-Hays grant
• Volunteers needed to deliver meals
• Residents upset with plan for East-West Connector corridor
• Graduation Day at Oakwood Christian School
• Seneca man in jail following fatal shooting of one, wounding of another
• Suspended Pickens police chief to return to job next week
• Clemson group rallies behind public art funding
• Official: Anderson County investigation ‘active and diligent’
• Festival of the arts set for Saturday in downtown Clemson
• Engineer for Oconee airport project convicted of fraud
• Principal named for Central Elementary School
• Oconee County broadband rebidding on fast track
• Hat fashion show planned as fundraiser
• Royston seeking to become economic opportunity zone
• Final work session set about Franklin County budget
• Calif. preacher Camping, who predicts looming apocalypse, to huddle with family
• 1826 on the Green open for business
• Man sentenced in Anderson County to 8 years in prison for child molestation
• Oconee County begins new system for ranking capital projects
• Display at Seneca City Hall highlights history of Rosenwald schools
• Bikers pedal in silence, ask for some shoulder room
• County employees' insurance costs changed again in proposed budget
• Public hearing set for East-West Connector zoning plan
• Southwood accepting applications until Friday
• District 5 to hold budget workshop
• Kids learn safety skills at second annual Safe Kids Day
• Man killed in accident was cleaning debris off highway
• Investigators looking for people who set fires, fired shots in subdivision
• Storm pelts Seneca area with large hailstones
• Clemson deans embrace new job’s challenges
• State Rep. Bill Whitmire appointed to committee
• DOT, hospital reach agreement on land deal in Stephens County
• Anderson School District 5 proposed budget to be discussed at called board meeting
• Cunningham ruling not expected to affect other contracts
• Crowd scatters when deputies arrive to check report of fighting
• Contract extended for Pickens schools superintendent
• At least one reported killed in accident near Central
• Victim of tanker explosion is recovering
• Clemson provost: Private gifts are the future
• Pickens police chief suspended for racial slur, city official says
• Remains of pilot killed in Vietnam to be buried in Anderson
• New Anderson VA clinic on track for 2012 opening
• Plane hits hangar at Toccoa-Stephens County Airport
• Safe Kids Upstate and Duke Energy to host Safe Kids Day
• Scott Dixon promoted to principal of Walhalla Middle School
• Suspect sought in Clemson burglary, robbery
• Democratic primary will be held July 12
• Red Cross calling for health services volunteers
• Anderson Library to host free mortgage assistance workshop
• Barbecue to be held in memory of deputy sheriff
• Clemson University group proposes communications system for cars
• Opening day announced for Doyle Street Pool in Toccoa
• New principal named for Walhalla Middle School
• Oconee zoning classes still need changes, says planning commission
• City manager booed at meeting on water rates
• Ownership of Pendleton’s Village Green in question
• Man injured by explosion of tanker
• Taxes, teen pregnancy on school board agenda
• District 5 requires students to take Alive at 25 course
• Amnesty week for some S.C. drivers with suspended licenses
• Parties call for candidates for special election to replace Dan Cooper
• National and local gas prices expected to fall
• Cunningham case dismissed
• Truck overturns on Greenville Street
• Showers, rising temperatures ahead for Upstate this week
• U.S. Rep. Paul Broun plans virtual meetings with constituents
• Car running from Anderson deputy wrecks, injuries five, police say
• Massacre in northern Guatemala leaves 27 dead
• Anderson hospice ceremony gives loved ones a chance to honor, remember
• Clemson student’s mission heart leads her to Uganda for the summer
• 5-year-old boy rescued after falling in pool in Anderson
• Oconee County rescuers respond to call in N.C.
• Women remembered for their roles in Confederacy
• Seneca Lions don dresses for eyeglasses
• Children’s stuffed friends get the treatment at Teddy Bear Clinic
• Dangerous eyesores: Abandoned houses in Anderson
• Erskine College holds 166th commencement Saturday
• Beanie’s ‘maters are no more, but if you’re looking for homemade caskets …
• Storms cause damage in northern Pickens County
• N.C. double-murder suspect arrested in South Carolina
• Mark Powell files for second try at House seat
• Anderson County finance committee recommends $400,000 in budget cuts
• Worn but honored, Patriot Flag flies in Anderson
• Gift to Clemson comes with strings
• Rep. Duncan says energy bills could lower gas prices
• Oconee County files lawsuit to determine property rights at lake
• Clemson University's 2011 Spring Commencement
• One Oconee airport case could see mediation
• Westside expands proposed uniform policy
• Anderson County switchboard to be down Monday morning
• S.C. woman gets 21 months in prison for embezzlement
• Investigator called to fire in West Pelzer
• Francis Crowder calls for museum money, wants to ‘stop bleeding’ at civic center
• Professor: Middle school bullies likely to have criminal records later
• Anderson to become a “Let’s Move” city
• Car flips onto its top in wreck on S.C. 81
• Cyclists get valet parking at downtown Block Party
• Toddler was struck against door jamb, warrant says
• Saturday is day to 'stamp out hunger'
• Clemson faculty recognizes best work of the year
• Bullying affects one in four boys, one in five girls, survey finds
• Head of S.C. Hospital Association addresses state level reform
• Trustees raise Clemson tuition 3.8 percent
• Franklin County Board of Education avoids property tax increase amid unexpected funding cuts
• Proposed Stephens County school budget would not require tax increase
• Franklin Springs police chief fired
• Franklin commissioners consider not letting county workers take home county vehicles
• Georgia Department of Transportation approves road work across state
• Court rules Pakistan's president can't lead party
• Senator: Medicaid the ‘Mercedes’ of health insurance
• Man charged with toddler’s death jailed on unrelated charges
• Presbyterian leader says gay clergy move will have little effect in Upstate
• Bullying a mental health issue, professor says
• Free flights offered for owners who have pets neutered
• Mayor Terence Roberts to help Anderson launch “Let’s Move” campaigns
• Lavonia police plan Special Olympic torch run
• Raffle of BMW to help cool Electric City Playhouse
• Stephens County looking at building setback change for Hartwell Lake properties
• State agrees to clean up tire dump in Franklin County
• Oconee investigator arrests theft suspects in his own yard
• Electric City Pump ‘n Run will be Saturday
• Hart County to apply for federal money to create roundabout at intersection
• Lake Hartwell Association picnic will be Saturday
• Dorn VA Medical Center to hold meeting Tuesday
• Anderson County Republican executives to meet
• Clemson University sets unofficial Zumba world record
• Sen. Lindsey Graham to get honorary degree at Clemson commencement
• Stephens County Board of Education approves multiple bids for facilities work
• Sage Market set for Saturday in Toccoa
• 581 graduate at Tri-County Tech
• Old Stone Church honors Confederate history
• Clemson faculty gets ready for new year, honors Clay Steadman
• Belton holds Confederate Memorial Day service
• State advises anglers to research fish before eating
• School districts begin work on budgets
• Walhalla marks Confederate Memorial Day, centennial of city monument
• Franklin County commissioners approve plans for boarding and training stable
• Sheriff’s office to compete in Meals on Wheels golf tourney
• Imagine Anderson Recreation to host meeting
• Babysitter’s boyfriend charged with toddler’s death
• Quilt hanging scheduled in Lavonia
• Wacoal hosts local Fit for the Cure event
• Clemson University Climbing Club wins championship
• Central council votes for tax rate increase, reduction in spending
• Clemson University's Karen Burg elected president of scientific society
• Boil-water advisory issued for some Electric City Utilities customers
• Bond set for man charged after his niece stabbed in Anderson
• Toccoa leaders approve commission reserve account policy
• $10M holiday price tag criticized: Taxpayers foot the bill for Confederate Memorial Day
• National speaker brings together divided congregations
• Hot, cloudy week in store for Anderson
• Construction company sues Oconee County over airport project, seeks nearly $2 million
• Oconee County schools facing possible $5.1 million budget hole
• Seneca holding the line with budget
• Bond set for man accused of hitting wife’s SUV
• DMV chief takes criticism — and dishes it out
• Council votes to replace Hugh Welborn as assistant municipal judge
• Anderson man charged with stabbing niece
• Gas prices expected to peak by Memorial Day
• PASS testing starts in South Carolina
• Special election scheduled for Rep. Dan Cooper’s successor
• Gunfire pierces night in Liberty neighborhood; one shot
• Hundreds gather to remember Lady Lion
• District 5 assesses goals and plans
• Two charged with series of burglaries in Pickens County
• Laine Mears receives Society of Automotive Engineers top award
• Obama: 'Getting our man' outweighed risks of raid
• Jake’s serves up 49 years of Southern food with Mother’s Day finale
• Man rams car into wife's in Mother's Day domestic incident
• Confederate day to close county, state offices
• Toccoa city leaders to review reserve account policy
• Anderson woman fights to keep her family’s children out of foster care
• Volunteer opportunities in Anderson County for the week of May 9
• Taliban attack Afghan government offices in south
• Gas prices expected to drop 50 cents by summer
• 50 years later, students retrace 1961 Freedom Ride
• Candid videos show rare view of unkempt bin Laden
• Animal species used in research, fiscal year 2009
• Animal research closely monitored at Clemson
• Clemson officials: Lab animal investigations prompted change
• Mother's Day by the numbers
• Competitive fishing luring more women to sport
• Today is the perfect day to honor the leader of the Algonquin Table
• Fire in Cheddar community injures woman, heavily damages home
• Anderson University says farewell to class of 2011
• Anderson council may choose new city judge Monday
• Accident on Interstate 85 in Anderson County leaves one woman dead, one in hospital
• Hundreds attend annual Westside Community Center gala
• Bond set for Piedmont man arrested after standoff
• Aussie wins Lady Bass Anglers tourney at Hartwell
• Tenth Annual Mayfest in Walhalla offers ideas for mom
• Anderson agency for homeless families finds new digs
• Fallen hiker rescued in northern Oconee
• Lake Keowee marina project taken off drawing board
• Pickens mayor unavailable to clarify chief’s “insensitive” remarks
• National judges taste Hawaiian Chicken entry at Mount Lebanon school
• Group forms American Legion Baseball team for Anderson
• Clemson freshman wins CAT bike contest
• Lavonia Spring event may be largest yet
• S.C. gardens celebrates National Public Gardens Day
• Moments from the Republican presidential debate in Greenville
• Pickens police chief suspended for ‘racially insensitive remarks’
• Police praised for devotion to protecting Anderson
• Rodeo planned in Iva
• Anderson Swim Club says more than $10,000 missing
• Alabama woman places first on day one of fishing tourney on Hartwell Lake
• Anderson celebrates National Day of Prayer
• Donnie Fricks makes candidacy for Oconee County sheriff official
• Democratic women to meet in Anderson
• Cherokee County rest area to close
• Tri-County Tech nursing program receives maximum accreditation
• Clemson University recognized for emergency management system
• Price tag, timeline for development of old Belk site in Anderson discussed at meeting
• Budget talks continue in Toccoa
• Train Day set for Saturday in Toccoa
• Republican officials from Upstate, crowds in Greenville awaiting start of presidential debate
• Oconee authorities seeking suspect in shooting
• SWAT team takes Piedmont man into custody
• Anderson administration shifts its focus to building houses rather than tearing them down
• Swim club ready to sign year lease at Sheppard in Anderson
• Health insurance costs change again in Anderson County budget
• Ashtabula Historic House will feature 19th century toys Saturday
• Anderson County P.A.W.S. adjusts hours
• FFA rodeo set for coming weekend
• Copper parts from Electric City Playhouse air-conditioning unit stolen
• Lavonia changes grass clipping pick up policy
• Toccoa sets up expanded enterprise zone, urban redevelopment plan
• Crash kills Franklin County high school student
• Relay for Life events set in Upstate, northeast Georgia
• Anderson County Council approves incentives for Allegro Industries
• Anderson County Council sets aside more investigation money, but vote is close
• Franklin County commissioners change date of May meeting
• Shave and a haircut, 200,000 bits: Abbeville man wins lottery
• Girls show they are at home in the shop
• Hart chamber releases walking tour brochure
• Brian White of Anderson to head Ways and Means leadership
• Clemson council hears new budget proposal
• Body of N.C. man found at S.C. recycling center
• Oconee Planning Commission pushes curtailed library plan
• Health-care professionals prepare to head to damaged states
• Directors vote to hire part-time worker for Anderson County Farmers' Market
• Child returns to Upstate after several family members killed in Alabama tornado
• Expert: Gas prices close to threshold
• Rain, cooler weather through Wednesday
• Williamston council discusses budget, lease, insurance
• Fabled SEAL Team 6 ends hunt for bin Laden
• Anderson-area residents react to news of Osama bin Laden’s death
• Hart County officials tackle purchasing policy
• Anderson-area groups find homes for animals through weekend events
• Starr opens new farmers market
• Hearsay: When you see the toad, it's time to get your trowel
• Clemson man arrested on child pornography charges
• Loan troubles, site problems lure Allegro Industries from Pickens County to Anderson County
• Man charged with assault and battery and child neglect in Pickens County
• Stocks set to rise following bin Laden's death
• Body of missing N.C. swimmer found at S.C. beach
• Bin Laden's death draws cheers, relief, dismay
• Remarks by the President on Osama Bin Laden
• Anderson residents ready to give time, money to tornado victims
• McDowell suspended for two weeks
• In sickness … and health: Stroke doesn’t disable 48-year marriage in Anderson
• Clemson's Club Edge program helps afterschool crowd; but funding a worry
• Volunteer opportunities in the Upstate for the week of May 1, 2011
• "Dirty" cops raise money for organizations, promote fitness
• Oyster roast, cornhole tournament raise money for Belton arts center
• Easter Bunny has lost his edge when it comes to hiding eggs
• Allegro Industries to put plant in Anderson County
• New exhibit, Hall of Fame induction, Family Fun Day all part day's activities at Anderson museum
• Pagans offer sage spiritual advice at Anderson festival
• Investigators still seek answers in beating death of homeless man in Anderson
• Motor vehicles accidents in Pickens County lead to two deaths
• Trail along Tugaloo River officially opens
• Finance committee sets aside more investigation money in Anderson County
• Wyant found guilty of manslaughter, sentenced to five years
• Iva to receive more than $3M in grant, loan money for sewer work
• Maker of safety equipment to bring jobs to Anderson County
• Veteran stops in Anderson as he walks across America
• New animal shelter opens in Anderson County
• 'It is sweet,' says holder of winning lottery ticket
• Plans and price tag for former Belk site in Anderson coming into focus
• Foothills Alliance offers advocate training
• Free food to be distributed to residents of Hart, Franklin counties
• Martin Spring Festival set for today
• Fire departments to host tree plantings in Anderson
• Seneca waterlines will be flushed
• Anderson's Cooper turns in resignation letter
• Whitefield fire causes heavy damage
• Committee names pedestrian greenway a priority for road money in Anderson
• Dancing for Our Heroes raises more than $70,000
• Wyant jury sent home after three hours, reconvene Friday
• Anderson School District 5 Board approves applying for charter school
• Audit of Anderson clerk of court's office 'clean,' leader says
• Japanese visitors take close look at Seneca nuclear plant
• One killed in storms in northeast Georgia, tornado confirmed in Rabun County
• Turn in unwanted pills in Anderson area on Saturday
• Fire department receives smoke detectors for Anderson
• Upstate SC Alliance announces four promotions
• Toast ‘n’ Topics set for May 5
• Shred Day set for Saturday at two Anderson County locations
• Hart County leaders once again considering animal intake services
• Toccoa leaders continue work on proposed budget
• Rep. Clyburn sponsors 2-day health discussion
• Defense in Oconee trial stresses lack of concrete evidence
• Anderson County couple charged with child neglect
• Leadership program weathers hard times
• Cause of Dollar General fire remains under investigation
• Veteran to make Anderson stop as he walks across country
• Trial delayed for man charged with murder
• S.C. Senate forks up recognition for the collard
• District 5 board to consider charter school
• Rep. Jeff Duncan says gas prices hurting economic recovery
• Seneca High choral concert scheduled
• Southern Wesleyan to dedicate organ at free concert
• Pickens County to dedicate Boggs Bridge
• Taste of Toccoa to return Thursday
• Family in Martin, Ga.-area shoots rabid dog
• Highway widening proposed for Athens area
• Oconee administrator proposes $42.5 million budget
• Prelude to killing: drugs, dancing and whiskey with eggnog
• $2.56 million budget proposed for Belton
• Powdersville High School will open on time
• Humor spices Taste of Home show
• Cobb’s Glen developer Russ Tisdale Jr. dies of heart attack
• Final cleanup set for former Riverside Mill site
• Internet connects 'localvores' to area farms
• Earthquake drill scheduled Thursday
• Two suffer minor injuries in Oconee County accident
• Pickens school budget approved on first reading
• Toccoa seeking grant for Schaefer Center
• Stephens County public school calendar for 2011-12 approved
• Train kills man in Woodruff, S.C.
• Pickens County school board votes to end employee’s pay
• Florists affected by gas prices
• Defense says strangling was voluntary manslaughter
• City moves forward with planned upgrades to Linley Park
• Judge allows taped interview in Oconee County murder trial
• Japanese visitors share experience, say thanks
• Anderson County sheriff’s cars broken into, guns stolen
• Anderson robotics teams head to world competition
• Rainy week, sunny weekend ahead
• School board to get update on District 1 building projects
• Murray-Franklin housing site to be blend of homes, townhouses
• McDonald's opens new and improved restaurant in Lavonia
• Anderson newcomer’s murder still a mystery to friends
• Body parts found in upscale Mexico City district
• Pickens County wreck ends with death of Greenville man
• Anderson twins turn their heartache into hope for other family pets
• Strike on Gadhafi compound badly damages buildings
• Franklin County Habitat for Humanity taking applications for existing home
• Anderson city council to consider contract for Linley Park drainage project
• Just down memory lane, Mrs. Boney's small, white house
• Marie Bowie remembered for generosity, caring
• Obama knows political fortunes tied to gas prices
• Church leader charged with sending nude photos to girl
• Children, train buffs on board for fun in Central
• Children cheer as Easter eggs fall from sky
• County leaders schedule conflicting meetings on mill sites, budget
• Just down memory lane, Mrs. Boney’s small white house
• Judge sets bond for man charged with shooting the mother of his child
• Oconee officials want another look at public transportation
• Bond denied for man charged with Carnesville bank robbery
• Man charged with shotgun slaying goes on trial Monday
• Hospital lowers rate of infection from procedure
• Two West Union council members sign up for mayor's race
• Tri-County Tech agreement with USC Upstate eases student transfers
• Walhalla protester's free speech defense fails
• Anderson School District 5 board schedules meetings
• Profile promises detailed look at Pendleton
• Awards recognize outstanding Clemson women
• Pickens County Seniors Unlimited serving breakfast at centers
• Stephens County Board of Education to meet Monday
• Man bound to cross in Anderson on Good Friday
• Labs observe Earth Day every day at Clemson
• Boutique expands with shoes and men in mind
• Officers serve lunch and tea instead of citations
• Police request help after burglaries in Royston
• Clemson University shotgun club team brings home national title
• Brooks Center launches annual Friends campaign
• Westminster Baptist will host community plant exchange
• Anderson University team named finalist in competition
• Several easter events planned in northeast Georgia
• Central man being questioned after bank robbery in Carnesville
• Williamston business group to offer Easter egg hunt
• Beloved teacher Marie Bowie dies at 98
• Students from career center in Easley earn place in national vocational competition
• Easter brings out religion and eggs
• Marionettes, flowers and mileage among Tri-County Tech’s 2011 spending
• Cops to be waiters for a day to raise money for Special Olympics
• AnMed celebrates 103 years of giving care
• Iva market shows off new shelter
• Meetings set for middle school parents
• Seneca woman pleads guilty to counterfeit charge in federal court
• Three plead guilty in Mountain Judicial Circuit Superior Court
• Franklin County commissioners continue budget talks
• No bond set for man charged in Anderson with murder and arson
• Investigation continues into accident that led to Toccoa man's death
• Oconee County seeks change in water-sewer deal with Walhalla
• Easter bunny hops her way around town
• Egg hunts and other Easter events planned
• Seneca doctor charged with drug thefts
• Expert expects gas to stay under $4 a gallon in South Carolina
• Unemployment figures fall in Anderson, state
• S.C. Senate committee approves Amazon tax break
• New Iva Farmer’s Market opens Wednesday
• Oconee sheriff not running again, backs chief deputy for office
• Anderson teacher named one of nation’s best
• Downtown Anderson parking deck on board’s agenda
• Ownership change approved for Landfill Road transfer station
• Franklin County commissioners amend ethics board ordinance
• Royston narrows field of possible new names for wellness park
• Man injured in Anderson house fire charged with woman's death
• Rabies clinic set for May 14 in Franklin County
• Panel hears call for more choice in education
• Clemson council approves downtown street cameras
• School board doesn’t discuss petition
• Carol Burdette goes from blond to buzzed for United Way
• Anderson County Farmers Market manager dismissed
• Buster the cat safe after nine days up tree
• More than $250,000 in counterfeit goods seized from Jockey Lot vendors
• Steadman family plans private service
• Greenville man in jail on charges of sex with minor
• Woman's death a homicide, coroner says
• Franklin voters to go to new polling places
• Hart center looking at grant to help with meals program
• New hospital means increase in Hart EMS response times
• State schools chief to develop merit pay plan
• Lavonia planning more library parking spaces
• Middleton to retire from Walhalla Middle
• Man killed in Oconee County crash worked at Duke Energy
• Woman found in burned home in Anderson 'talked straight,' neighbor says
• Information wanted about Anderson County shooting
• Anderson County Council expected to take final vote on water line upgrades for First Quality
• Westminster woman organizes her 20th egg hunt – this time for the whole town
• Liberty High principal, bookkeeper to discuss future with superintendent
• Clemson University top attorney remembered as 'inspiring'
• Zais to visit Powdersville school
• Rider says a Cleveland Park train has derailed before
• Pickens woman killed in one-vehicle accident
• Volunteer opportunities in Anderson County for the week of April 18
• Butterfly McQueen lives on through project
• Foul play suspected in fatal Anderson fire
• Belton man crowned chili cook-off champion
• Onlookers find beauty in boats on Hartwell Lake
• The Civil War affected technology
• Mayberry was about more than just a TV show, say performers, fans in Westminster
• Oconee Heritage Center opens annex in Westminster
• Budget not on agenda for Anderson School District 4 board meeting
• Sometimes, practicality has to give way to something a little prettier
• Fire in Anderson leaves one dead
• Pendleton school semifinalist in national contest for healthy recipes
• Deputies investigating shooting at mobile home
• Anderson sheriff, council members square off over spending
• Music brings Anderson University celebration to finale
• 'Aunt Bee' and 'Opie' chosen for Westminster's Mayberry weekend
• Rusty Burns' budget proposal avoids furloughs for county employees
• Trustees support Jim Barker’s ‘road map’ for Clemson
• Clemson counsel Clayton Steadman remains in critical condition
• Funeral set Saturday for 112-year-old Ruth Bruce
• Fay Brown steps down from Foothills Alliance
• Commission reports safe 2010 at Oconee nuclear plant
• Clemson University’s Linvil Rich receives state’s top honor
• Origin of Seneca mortuary fire found, cause still unknown
• Anderson police arrest man on sex charge
• Son accused of killing father, stepmother argues self-defense
• Anderson Library to hold job-seeking skills workshop
• Virtual Public School information sessions to be held in Anderson and Easley
• Greenville man wanted in officer assault still on the run
• Rusty Burns to present budget proposal Friday to Anderson County Council
• Felony charge dropped in traffic death case
• Burned houseboat lifted out of Lake Hartwell
• Budget cuts hit Clemson Extension Service harder than most
• Keowee hydro station turns 40 on Sunday
• Pelzer man charged with solicitation of a minor
• Anderson University President’s Gala will bring centennial celebration to a close
• Clemson psychology professor awarded Fulbright fellowship
• Food inventories low at Clemson Community Care
• Easley man sentenced on drug charges
• Middle school students jump for Japan
• Mellow Mushroom will open Monday
• NRC schedules Oconee safety assessment meeting
• Corps announces 2011 schedule for Lake Thurmond
• Fire destroys mortuary in Seneca
• Taylor Jones makes pitch for emergency services budget
• Burned houseboat raised from bottom of Hartwell Lake
• Deputies say man appeared to have meth in underwear
• New animal shelter ‘looks awesome’
• United Way’s Carol Burdette to be shorn
• Autistic brother helps save Seneca girl
• Students plant to better their school and earth
• CrimeStoppers looking for information
• Special Olympics inspire children, those who love them
• Anderson employee to appear on TV's 'My Ghost Story'
• Obama's full remarks on fiscal policy
• District approves textbooks
• Volunteers to clean up Pickens County
• State offering amnesty on some drivers’ license suspensions
• West Union seeks Oconee help in tearing down old school
• Search continues for missing S.C. woman in N.C. mountains
• Director: Proposed cuts would ‘decimate’ county’s ability to prepare for emergencies
• Oconee County schools facing $4.5 million budget gap
• Liberty High principal, secretary invited to meet superintendent
• Some at Clemson may get bonuses of up to $3,000
• World’s top livestock auctioneer to be selected in Williamston
• Sgt. Scotty Burgess' funeral set Friday in Texas
• Greenhouse project sprouts on campus
• School districts reschedule board meetings
• Accident causes traffic shutdown on S.C. 59 near Seneca
• Toccoa to help pay for pool operations
• Belton man wanted in meth lab bust arrested
• Greer woman found dead, stolen car found
• Trouble-plagued Oconee County airport runway nears completion
• Family Promise gets extension on moving from Bellview quarters
• New money from state could save some Pickens school jobs
• Committee approves Anderson road projects
• Gas prices up as spring supply lags
• Workers prepare Clemson's Memorial Stadium for football season
• Council committee cancels meeting
• S.C. chili cook-off coming to Belton for second helping
• Longtime leader of Pickens County school district dies
• Volunteers, athletes head for Westside High
• Sheriff’s officers break up Belton, Iva meth labs
• Duke World of Energy to host Open Tour Studio
• Oconee Democratic candidates to visit the Golden Corner
• Anderson University to host free pops concert
• Franklin County to check reflective stripes on roads
• Carnesville Masonic Lodge to move
• Clemson’s International Festival brings flavor to Bowman Field
• More storms forecast this week
• Pickens family 'relearns' how to live off the land
• Three AnMed Health nurses recognized
• Volunteer opportunities in Anderson County for the week of April 10
• Clemson colors cover Death Valley during spring scrimmage
• Car and tractor show in Townville honors classics
• Fundraiser benefits park in West Pelzer
• Man shot in leg in Anderson
• Recreation center one item on Anderson City Council meeting agenda
• Central Railroad Festival to offer more “train time”
• Toccoa-Stephens County Cleanup Challenge has begun for year
• Toccoa City Commission to discuss pool, emergency reserves
• Boy Scouts from Anderson learn about Civil War figure Manse Jolly
• Bill and Margaret return home to Bluebird Street
• Visitors to Ashtabula Historic House learn about 19th century mourning customs
• Humane society seeking leader for possible free fencing program in Hart County
• Congress, White House work late trying to head off shutdown
• Anderson turns out to Dance for Heroes
• Woman charged with assaulting officer
• Shutdown would close corps parks at Hartwell
• Bar and grill in Lavonia closes pending hearing
• Work to begin on planning Franklin County budget for coming fiscal year
• Oconee council members say spending essential for job creation
• Young hunters bag good time, but no turkeys, in outing at Lake Russell
• Land use permit to be topic at meeting in Anderson County
• Public hearing set about intersection in Anderson County
• Anderson County Transportation Committee to meet
• Mom and Baby Fair set for Saturday in Seneca
• Stephens County appeal of Wilbros permit headed to court
• Crash in Spartanburg County kills son of soldier on road that honors late father
• Beyond camping, canoeing, Boy Scouts add robotics
• Lively Block Party the kickoff for busy weekend
• Council approves rule to gather background info on committee members
• Two face charges after meth lab found in Stephens County
• Anderson businessman, linguist Jose Garcia dead at 66
• Iva man faces six charges after two-county chase
• Two face charges after lab found in Stephens County
• Franklin County commissioners say state should pay for tire dump cleanup
• Pottery sale to benefit Anderson University programs
• Anderson University student doesn't hesitate at chance to save a life
• Liberty High bookkeeper charged with embezzlement
• Ashtabula re-enactors to display 19th-century funeral rites
• Group hopes to stimulate reform of state tax system
• Lavonia police chief runs race to set example
• Toccoa banks to be consolidated
• Tri-County Tech to offer residential inspector exam prep
• Manna food giveaway will be Saturday
• Judge’s order sets deadline for Moore to submit emails in Preston case
• More military veterans studying at local colleges
• Woman whose apartment burned is staying with daughter
• Belton family mourns loss of soldier in Afghanistan
• Clemson club folds paper to help Japanese disaster victims
• One reported dead in accident in Toccoa
• Testing sales pitch is all wet, says Powderville water manager
• Grants to benefit breast cancer patients
• Upstate schools win Palmetto Gold and Silver
• Walk with Cops to focus attention on unsolved slaying
• Bikers to rumble into West Pelzer on Saturday
• Officials working on code enforcement in Toccoa
• Neighbors oppose zoning for stable in Franklin County
• Oconee council agrees to send easement issue to court
• More than 80,000 outages in Carolinas a day after storm
• Anderson County Council sets budget guidelines for Burns
• Woman loses apartment in Honea Path fire
• Belton council approves money for study for sewage plant
• Diane Brissey shares award with late husband
• Storm cleanup under way; frost advisory for Tuesday night
• Anderson engineers tell Oconee sewer authority new DHEC requirements could cost industries millions
• Pickens superintendent identifies positions to be cut
• Oconee company expanding, adding jobs
• Work continues at site of water main break in Toccoa
• Dragon boat team to meet April 7
• Silent auction to benefit Old St. John’s
• Obama, Boehner to talk budget cuts at White House
• Williamston council approves money for project
• Sen. Graham says deepening of port vital for South Carolina
• Gas prices up 12 cents in Anderson
• Mass resumes at church where burglary occurred
• More than 1,000 pack auditorium for Pickens County school board meeting
• Cracks found in three more Southwest Airlines jets
• Hart officers arrest one of county's most wanted
• Abbeville bank manager charged with assault
• Thunderstorms expected to hit Upstate overnight
• Work continues to repair broken water line in Toccoa
• Pendleton association raising money for Veterans Park
• Police car hits house owned by Lavonia police chief, rented by deputy
• Hearsay: It's the season for those egg trees to bloom
• Easley man charged with DUI after crash injures him, 3 others
• S.C. crooks use stolen pickup, forklift to steal ATM
• Expanded free medical clinic in Clemson dedicated
• Anderson County to consider new rules on spending, background checks
• Starr man heading back to the Appalachian Trail
• Georgia bass tourney begins Monday at Tugaloo Park on Hartwell
• Volunteer opportunities in Anderson County for the week of April 4
• Jessica Smith was tricked into becoming a Civil War re-enactor.
• Budget cuts take toll on Upstate's mentally ill
• Fewer beds at S.C. psychiatric hospitals mean more mentally ill patients end up in emergency rooms
• 83-year-old woman hospitalized after fire at her home
• Spring Jubliee draws crowd to Pendleton
• Cannon roars at Battle of Anderson re-enactment
• Swimsuit search ends with eye on old suit
• Iva opening day home run for fans
• Anderson County's million-dollar budget talks get ugly
• Culinary contest brings students from around state to Anderson
• Children get a glimpse of history at Battle of Anderson re-enactment
• Autopsy complete on gunshot victim in Oconee County
• Officials consider whether to release excess natural gas capacity in Toccoa
• Tea room to close in downtown Anderson
• School's out for spring break in Anderson County
• Clothesline Project airs need for awareness
• Man charged with attempted murder in Belton shooting
• Clemson celebrates International Awareness Week April 2-10
• Pickens County School Board revises school calendar
• Tri-County Technical College Easley Campus to offer Excel Level 1
• Honea Path native gives pizzeria its 'mellow' touch
• April workshops planned for OneStop Workforce Centers in Upstate
• State director: Mental health cuts affect whole community
• Oconee man pleads guilty in double slaying, will testify against co-defendant
• Fundraisers help swim club keep afloat
• Andrew Lash acquitted of 2004 murder of Seneca cab driver
• Sunken boat presents problems for investigators
• Last session for Cooper as House Ways and Means chairman
• Petition seeks to oust school superintendent, board
• Toccoa commissioners discuss emergency fund policy
• Stephens County submits list for tax-funded road projects
• Steel framing goes up for hospital in Lavonia
• Police investigating break-in at Anderson church
• Authorities investigating fatal shooting in Oconee County
• Sunshine to return for weekend in Upstate
• Witness in Lash murder trial says she lied about him
• Development to bring new jobs, connector road near Kohl’s
• Cannons to boom for Battle of Anderson re-enactment this weekend
• Redistricting meeting Thursday
• State workers to examine sidewalk problems in Anderson
• Iva to dedicate ballfield to former coach
• S.C. bill would yank driving licenses of dropouts
• Court hearing set for man charged with murder in death of Salem women
• Parking project planned for Ramcat Alley in Seneca
• Opening of J Peters Grill and Bar approaching in Seneca
• Stephens County school calendar options still online
• Oconee Wellness Center to offer health screenings
• Upstate Elks lodges to ride for vets April 2
• Anderson County’s budget for economic development smaller than it was seven years ago
• Lawyers argue over Michael Cunningham’s wrongful-discharge claim
• Family Promise has options as deadline nears
• Witness says Andrew Lash admitted killing Seneca cabdriver
• Caretakers root for the underdogs at shelter
• Pickens school board struggles with cuts to budget, eliminating positions
• Investigation continues into bicyclist's death
• Submerged pumps banned from Hartwell Lake
• Productions issues facing airing of Franklin County commisssion meetings
• Proposed legislation could increase cost of local government, Pickens officials hear
• Input sought on name for park in Royston
• Public comments sought on Babies Can't Wait program in Georgia
• Toccoa gets $16,000 grant to beautify former chamber property
• Vandals hit homes, cars and business in Central
• Toccoa commissioners table decision about Doyle Street pool
• Israel considering annexing West Bank settlements
• Prosecution witness says investigators coerced his statement in cabbie murder case
• City council approves half the money sought for downtown Block Party
• More rain ahead for a chilly week
• Lawyers in Cunningham case submit briefs by e-mail
• Car crashes into mobile home
• School District 1 board to discuss budget
• Tourism leaders, business people talk about Anderson hospitality
• Clemson student launches edible landscape project
• Calhoun Academy auditorium to be dedicated Tuesday
• Hearsay: About those 'Irish daffodils' and 'possum on the half-shell'
• Friends of Elbert County Library to meet April 5
• Calhoun Falls Republicans to meet Thursday
• Raccoon's head stuck in peanut butter jar
• Fiery crash on I-85 stops northbound traffic in Greenville County
• Future of ETV uncertain in face of push to end public funding
• Hartwell FLW fishing tourney ends with pro’s first win
• Bond set for Oconee man who led authorities on chase Friday
• Bond deferred for Anderson teen accused in fatal shooting on Friday
• Thousands attend funeral for slain Athens, Ga., officer
• Anderson man finds his life’s passion in plants
• Volunteer opportunities in Anderson County for the week of March 28
• Civil War 'reporter' to tweet from battlefield
• Area schools affected by Civil War
• Runners, walkers hit streets to raise money for cancer research center in Anderson
• Founder of Abbeville County boarding school won't be prosecuted on bad check charges
• Anderson-area anglers make strong showings in Upstate fishing events
• Dog that choked to death shows why it's time to outlaw chaining animals
• Sonic location on Clemson Boulevard in Anderson closes
• Fate of old fire department building in Westminster undecided
• Block Party asks for support from city of Anderson
• Oconee man captured in creek after all-day search
• Young hunters get their chance at turkeys Saturday
• Finance committee members want tight scrutiny on county budget
• Jury acquits no-show defendant on one of two charges
• Baby girl left at AnMed under haven law
• Oconee County school districts makes statement about lawsuit alleging harassment
• Child left At AnMed Health after being born
• Boys and Girls Club helps effort to set world record
• Lash to go in trial charged in 2004 Seneca death
• Ratings corrected for schools, district
• Walls rise at First Quality site south of Anderson
• Lavonia chamber, Downtown Development Authority offices move out of train depot
• Upstate Elks lodges to sponsor ride to benefit Veterans’ Hospice
• Wilderness first aid course offered through Red Cross
• April programs for job seekers offered at library
• Boil-water advisory lifted in Toccoa
• Anderson police search for gunman in deadly shooting
• District 5 to apply to create charter school
• Son accused of killing father, stepmother says little in hearing
• Motorcycle rider killed in crash
• Liberty residents want answers about school investigation
• Fishing tourney off to good start for top anglers
• Upstate shift in population not expected to bring dramatic political change
• Oconee Station to host Native American Day
• Summit, race to raise money for new cancer research center in Anderson
• Plans being considered for possibly reopening Currahee Lane bridge
• Segment of East Tugalo Street temporarily closed in Toccoa
• Lawsuit over online hotel bookings now a class action
• Administrative appointments made for District 5 schools
• Hartwell Lake campgrounds and day-use areas to open April 1
• Man beaten to death in Gaffney apartment
• Seneca man killed in utility vehicle accident
• New Anderson County animal shelter to open next month; volunteers lacking
• Two men in jail on drug, firearms charges
• Ex-teacher sues Oconee and Pickens county school districts, officials
• Pollen problems popping up all over
• Teen to have hearing Thursday on charges of killing father, stepmother
• Area lawmakers weigh in on U.S. strikes in Libya
• Census figures show Anderson growing
• Reunion of Upcountry Families set in Central
• Anderson School District 5 adds projects to building list
• Investigation seeks to determine whether money missing from church
• Charter offers free calls to Japan through April 30
• Class to help Alzheimer’s caregivers
• Lavonia Land of Spirit play linked to Quilt Trail
• Clemson Free Clinic to hold building dedication
• Boil-water advisory issued for parts of Toccoa
• Son of Elberton man who was fatally shot now charged with murder
• Press conference scheduled in double homicide
• Coyote delays jets at busy Atlanta airport
• New NAACP seeing more gay, diverse chapter leaders
• Residents look for ways to create more bike paths in Anderson
• District 5 board approves school rezoning, more building
• Proposed Seneca rental ordinance discriminatory, critics say
• Wren one of Palmetto’s Finest after four years in running
• Anglers converge for big bass tournament on Hartwell Lake
• Sen. Graham: ‘I believe in nuclear power’
• Unitex cuts ribbon for plant already operating in Anderson County
• Next Lavonia Downtown Development Authority director begins work
• Franklin County water rate increase to affect heavier users
• Census figures released for northeast Georgia towns, counties
• S.C. company wants to build plant to turn poultry waste into energy
• Chicken Basket opens for breakfast
• Bi-Lo to give gas to 300 customers
• Two reported dead at scene in Iva area
• Iva rescue personnel respond to 'suspicious' call
• Oconee official asks county council to look at cheaper jails
• Fire Chief: Sprinklers saved Anderson County business
• County school board to move forward with improvement committee
• Shantiago Smith released on bail
• Belton to have sidewalks repaired at town square
• Frying potatoes ignite house fire
• Directors to vote on replacing burned Boys and Girls Club
• Sen. Graham continues call for nuclear power expansion in S.C.
• Gas prices down a little, but relief will be short-lived
• Tri-County Tech pitches Student Success Center to cash-strapped counties
• Oconee Habitat for Humanity gets start on Seneca subdivision
• Committee wants plan for bike and pedestrian pathways
• Anderson police get accreditation
• District 5 school board to hold special meetings
• Spring is here, but risk of freeze not over yet
• Two cited with running punch-board gambling
• Rep. Dan Cooper weighs decision on keeping committee post
• From Anderson to Sweden and back: stories of a 1966 Chevy
• Quilts’ other side: a teller of Belton history
• Spartanburg church in mourning after tot killed on train ride
• Iva woman, 89, finds literary calling
• Officials investigate Spartanburg train wreck that killed tot
• A collection of memories
• Upstate researchers help unearth family ties
• Revived lung transplant program a breath of fresh air for Anderson woman
• Flutter of worries and advice send son off to San Francisco for interview
• Preservationists work to save Little Liberia cemetery
• Voices from the funeral of slain U.S. Air Force Senior Airman Nick Alden
• Motorcyclists escort funeral procession in Anderson
• Fallen airman remembered in Anderson as hero
• Event for free clinic raises money at faster pace than in the past
• Woman rescued from burning home in Anderson
• Public invited to see application for grant money for recreational trail program in Anderson County
• Fire destroys house in Anderson County
• Upstate artisans, chefs offer wares at Spring Fling Market
• Clemson grad won’t leave his kindergarten pupils in Japan
• Officials move forward with ‘fishing event center’ on Hartwell Lake
• Patriot Guard motorcycle riders to escort funeral procession
• 1,000-seat church expected to be filled for airman’s funeral
• Company requests trial for third citation related to Stephens County plant
• Franklin County officials continue to discuss transportation project priority list
• Anderson County wins second consecutive Sunny Award
• Rummage sale in Anderson raising money for charity
• Man charged with stealing Pelzer Rescue Squad ambulance
• Conservation easement approved for Lake Toccoa
• SWU president receives community service award from chamber
• Railroad crossings in Belton, Honea Path to be rebuilt
• Anderson Republicans to meet Monday:
• Bond set for Seneca man after bank robbery
• Habersham County Courthouse repairs completed
• Safe Harbor to host major fundraiser April 16
• Oconee County Library to be closed April 1
• Greenwood County sheriff's deputy released from hospital
• 3 writers to enter S.C. Literary Hall of Fame
• Man steals ambulance in West Pelzer
• Parents raise no objections at school rezoning meeting
• Body of slain Airman Nick Alden brought to Anderson
• Tri-County Tech budget forecast shows state aid is key
• Father charged in Anderson County wreck that killed his 10-year-old son
• Census figures for South Carolina to be given next week
• District 5 to make up only one snow day
• Commissioners change pension plan for Franklin County employees
• Commissioners make change to pension plan policy for Franklin County employees
• Clemson students to provide service during spring break
• AnMed receives $36,306 grant from March of Dimes
• Habersham County Courthouse repairs completed
• Juana Slade named National Women’s Council chairwoman
• Suspect held following Seneca bank robbery
• St. Patrick's Day breakfast tradition continues in Anderson
• Oconee Nuclear Station ranked 8th-highest on list for quake risk
• Oconee Council puts Lake Keowee restaurant development on hold
• It’s easy for businesses to be green on St. Patrick’s Day
• Airman Nick Alden to be buried with military honors in Anderson
• Council members Floyd, Moore spar over computers
• Westminster raises power rates
• The inn downtown
• Higher Ed cuts not as deep for now
• Greenwood County deputy injured in shooting; suspect dead
• Two in Franklin County arrested in relation to eBay scam
• Toccoa officials hear results of study about condition of City Hall
• Rescued horse dies while in foster care in Habersham County
• Broad gag order issued in Texas sex assault case
• Duke Energy won't postpone nuclear plant in Cherokee County
• Franklin County voters approve special tax for education
• AnMed honors seven women for excellence
• Pickens schools budget deficit now at $7.3 million
• Police open substation in Anderson Mall
• Clemson set to install cameras to watch street
• Chief says proposed gun law needs work
• Central council votes to accept bid for sewer project
• Anderson teachers use tsunami in classrooms
• Anderson Bloom changing name to Food Lion
• Honea Path banker Al Young is Tri-County Tech’s newest commissioner
• American Red Cross responds to Japanese disaster
• Anderson School District 2 will conduct free disability screenings
• Anderson NAACP to meet Sunday
• BBB says be wary of fraudulent charities exploiting earthquake
• Clemson University to honor alumni entrepreneurs
• Golf course to reopen in Toccoa
• Agency that helps city’s homeless has a month to find new quarters
• Lake levels up and more rain on way
• Officials: County’s investigation of past administration nearly finished
• Museum honors man who helped found Clemson University
• Counteroffers, promotions lead to raises at Clemson
• Pickens County man, woman charged with child abuse
• Waitress can't save restaurant caught in sewer regulations
• Haley: S.C. workers should handle more of their insurance
• District 5 board to consider magnet status for two more schools
• Auction to benefit soccer group
• Clemson University recognized by Arbor Day Foundation
• Hart County Transfer Station to be closed March 24
• ShalomFest 2011 will be Sunday, April 10
• Hearsay: Maggie gets a new home
• Belton man held following shooting
• Man found dead after stand-off in Greenville County
• Officials called to scene of wreck
• Homeless agency withdraws rezoning request before Anderson council
• St. Patty’s Day Pawty brings dogs, beer, music downtown
• Agencies struggling to meet Obama's order on Freedom of Information Act
• Pickens County woman finds her art in ‘bowl digging’
• At least 10,000 dead in Japan; nuclear meltdowns feared
• The dark corner of South Carolina
• Block Party to return to Anderson with new stage
• Miss Anderson County Pageant returns
• Volunteer opportunities in the Upstate for the week of March 13, 2011
• Reflections on motherhood as one woman prepares for the journey
• Golf course, paving request on agenda for Toccoa City Commission meeting
• Cicadas to bring music, racket in April
• Lawyers in Cunningham case say hearing was fair
• Education is called a key weakness in the Oconee County employment market
• Anderson City Council to consider zoning for Family Promise
• Date uncertain for retrial of Shantiago Smith
• Anderson residents feel effects of tsunami
• Three Anderson school districts prepare for budgets
• Japanese community shocked by news of quake
• Teen gets 40 years in Greenville gang killing
• Investigation begun about foster care of abused horses from Habersham County
• Airman from Anderson remembered in England
• Commissioners discussing how to fill Franklin County Ethics Board seats
• Appalachian Council of Governments to conduct public hearing
• Manna food distribution will be Saturday in Anderson
• Food giveaways to begin Thursday in Anderson
• Anderson County Democrats launch discussion group
• Food distribution planned at Hill Street Baptist Church
• Family: FBI looking into 1965 killing of minister
• Spaghetti dinner raises money for Meals on Wheels
• Lawyers argue over validity of Michael Cunningham’s contract
• Business, county leaders say Oconee County a good place for business
• Parents give district feedback on zoning for middle schools
• Mistrial declared in Shantiago Smith case
• Gasoline spill cleaned up
• Bond set for woman whose car hit social worker, child
• Home developers aim for mid-summer to market old textile mill site
• NewSpring conference attracts thousands of church leaders
• Students work on cancer research center
• Anderson names public works director
• Putting doughboy back together, again
• Anderson County unemployment rate improves
• Man faces trial in Oconee County for April 2009 jewelry store burglary
• Boil-water advisory lifted in Toccoa
• Engineering firm investing $6.1 million in Greenville site
• Rains bring sanitary sewer spills in Toccoa, but no advisories needed about drinking water
• Lavonia municipal code to be posted online
• Anderson spared flooding in Wednesday’s rain
• New Clemson bus terminal will save on power
• Witness denies involvement in robbery, shooting
• A-Team ready to pull an airplane
• Cardiac rehab programs help patients quickly resume normal lives
• West Union Mayor Nunnery resigns
• Sports events a boon for Anderson hotels, motels
• New judge to hear Cunningham case Thursday in Anderson
• Woman charged in wreck that killed social worker, child
• Former Wal-Mart site being readied for new Lowe’s
• Dads invited for breakfast at Honea Path Elementary
• Clemson police name city’s traffic hot spots
• Cherokee history, culture to be celebrated at free event
• Franklin County commissioners say no to contributing money for broadband study
• Medical campus district approved in Lavonia
• Designs drawn for foot bridge over U.S. 123
• Symphony to present Star Wars Suite in pops concert
• Frank Warren to speak at Presbyterian College
• Annual Knights of Columbus Fish Fry starts Friday
• Red Cross will offer CPR classes Saturday
• Johnson & Johnson say risks of the drug Risperdal were disclosed
• Hot towels cause of North Charleston nursing home fire
• Angry South Carolina State University students speak out
• Prospects bleak for Anderson County's enterprise funds
• Funeral scheduled Friday for accident victim
• Clemson provost reveals 2012 spending goals
• Heavy rain in forecast; frost could threaten early blooming plants
• Board accepts new middle school zones to present to community
• Montessori school advances in South Carolina Bar competition
• Animal shelter committee cancels meeting
• Two arrested in case of stolen cemetery vases in Franklin County
• Boil-water advisory in effect for part of Toccoa water system
• Power outage sends Johnson Controls workers home
• Toccoa nears refinancing of gas debt
• Toccoa officials seem ready to sign agreement about golf course
• Family donates $25K for park in Royston
• Anderson Chamber to host ribbon cutting for Main Street Deli
• Iva to hold sewing event Saturday
• Calvary Christian School to hold open house
• Hagood Mill officials to consider a recreational trail
• Traffic main concern raised at hearing about proposed Clemson development
• Anderson County Council to consider sewer, trash during budget workshop
• Memorial service set in England for slain airman
• Lawyer says Shantiago Smith wrongly accused in robbery, shooting
• Pickens schools lose two students in week to car accidents
• Upstate mayors worry about cuts to federal block grants
• Piedmont man charged in wreck at restaurant
• Rezoning map to be presented to school board
• Meals on Wheels to hold spaghetti fundraiser Thursday
• Oconee County Republican Party will meet before 2011 convention
• Community Shred Day to be held Friday
• Hearsay: Sweet Maggie still looking for loving home
• Franklin County to begin collecting special sales tax revenue
• Florence teen saves grandmother from choking
• Trial to begin in shooting of Anderson police officer
• Anderson Senior Follies show true colors at annual show
• Marietta woman in good condition after wreck that killed 2
• Legislators, businesses grapple with unemployment formula, costs
• Shred day planned April 16 in Anderson
• Anderson woman, 50, building her own plane
• Co-owner of Copper River Grill dies in wreck early Sunday
• The Citadel, Google join for trebuchet competition
• A taste of the Civil War
• Volunteer opportunities in the Upstate for the week of March 6, 2011
• Fitness, fun on display at Anderson Mall expo
• Sounds of days gone by
• Independent Mail recognized for ‘general excellence’ by state press group
• Anderson sailing club kicks off new season despite rain
• Body of slain airman back in United States
• Oyster roast raises money for Family Promise of Anderson County
• Open letters to folks with bizzare names hawking little blue pills
• Clemson groups push to save school mascot from extinction
• Author to return to writing roots in Anderson
• Oconee County schools expect red-ink budget for 2011-12
• Pickens mayors highlight year's projects, funding challenges
• Anderson YMCA launches new scholarship campaign
• Social services worker, child killed in Pickens County accident
• Woman hurt in apartment fire in Anderson
• Committee moves to renew search for permanent Anderson County administrator
• Two reported dead in Pickens County wreck
• More than 10,000 spectators expected for volleyball tournament
• Relatives of slain airman wait for word on return of body
• Anderson man to face trial in two robbery cases
• Anderson man sentenced to five years, dishonorable discharge for explosives
• Pendleton looks for new public works director
• Deadline extended for comments on Westside High uniforms
• Animal cruelty investigation training completed in Anderson
• Tax return preparation assistance offered in Oconee, Pickens counties
• Williamston mechanic, dad claim $1 million lottery prize
• Anderson Fire Department changing radio frequency
• $5,000 reward offered in Powdersville bank robbery
• Body found in Martin pond identified as 21-year-old
• Evan Oglesby weekend approaching in Toccoa
• Mike Huckabee: Success of book best gauge of presidential run
• Family mourns Anderson airman killed in Frankfurt shooting
• Good news and bad news as South Carolina struggles with recovery
• Poore named Anderson Fire Department spokesman
• City, county look for efficiencies, but not consolidation
• Mutilated animals found in Starr area
• Matthew Hinton found guilty in death of 5-month-old
• Investigation continues into break-in at Toccoa City Hall
• Donations of cars, boats, more wanted to help bring Boys and Girls Club to Hartwell
• Toccoa to change municipal court start time
• Pendleton Historic Foundation to observe Native American Heritage Day
• QuickBooks class begins March 14 at Tri-County Tech
• Magic show to benefit northeast Georgia court program
• $1 million Powerball ticket sold in Pelzer
• Mauldin-based grocer Bi-Lo to add tags with nutritional info
• Gunshot victim found on roadside in Cowpens
• Seminar explores culture of poverty
• Prosecution focuses on injuries in Seneca child death trial
• Man charged with theft of military explosives
• State wants parent feedback for school report cards
• Three women escape car fire with help from pharmacy worker
• Legion post in Pendleton needs thousands to repair building
• Oconee coroner rules man's death natural
• Oconee Medical Center reports positive finances
• Franklin County to raise water rates
• Clemson apartments advised to boil water
• Larry Csonka to take part in fundraiser for Outdoor Dream Foundation
• Caring for Kids/Lights of Hope Sale will be March 18-19
• Oconee Heritage Center is recruiting volunteers
• United Way to hold mandatory meeting for funding applicants
• Clemson Relay for Life sets goal of $150,000
• Three women escape car fire
• Toccoa sets up line of credit
• Pioneer Water District offers possible deal in Oconee
• FWS to declare eastern cougar extinct
• Storm damage was mostly minor, officials say
• Family Promise hits hurdle with zoning issue
• Giggles without Grinches at Dr. Seuss’ bash
• Auditor gives Belton a clean report
• Woman injured in collision that flipped vehicle
• Prosecution says father changed story on child’s death
• Rep. Sandifer says let there be choices on light bulbs
• Seneca man living near railroad found dead
• Fitness expo set for Saturday
• State budget cuts affect rape victims, children
• Investigation continues into stealing of cemetery vases in Frankly County
• Liberty to withdraw from countywide recycling program
• Law enforcement agencies divide seized assets
• Clemson English professor honored for teaching excellence
• Toccoa commissioners pass resolution about litter/blight
• Anderson County Democrats to hold potluck dinner
• Ground broken for construction of terminal at airport in Stephens County
• City to negotiate industrial water contract
• Grandmother mourns a 10-year-old boy with beautiful eyes
• Average gas prices jump 17 cents a gallon in U.S.
• State’s coyote population on the rise
• Anderson International Festival to celebrate French culture
• Anderson commission takes up nonprofit rezoning request
• Proposed gun law changes could cost state in lost fees
• West Pelzer checkpoint nabs nine
• Olympians find welcoming waters at Hartwell Lake
• Anderson County Council to get update on Greenpointe lawsuit
• District 5 to hold meetings on school rezoning
• Clemson League of Women Voters to meet March 8
• Habitat for Humanity and Schneider Electric to dedicate house
• Salvation Army school-supply drive will be Thursday
• Hearsay: Mystery object a Christmas tree waterer
• Oconee County man in court this week in death of his daughter
• Madoff to NY magazine: Government a Ponzi scheme
• Thunderstorms expected Monday, early Tuesday
• Boy dies in Anderson car accident; father faces DUI charge
• After 60 years with Anderson firm, Flossie may slow down to travel
• Volunteer opportunities in Anderson County for the week of Feb. 28
• Special event planned in recognition of Civil War anniversary
• Civil War exhibit looks at Clemson family
• The enigmatic Barnard Bee, one of the Upstate's most celebrated Civil War soldiers
• Fort Hill preserves era marked by tension of coming war
• Woman injured when car crashes into Anderson motel
• Foothills Gala sets course to the shores of giving
• Jumpers in Hartwell all in to aid domestic violence council
• Stolen identity
• Passing of an old friend brings back memories of growing up in Columbia
• Enthusiasts conduct model train show in Easley
• Anderson council to consider surveillance equipment for buses
• Health-care reform to be topic of meeting in Clemson
• Litter, project bids, more on agenda for next Toccoa City Commission meeting
• North Carolina SWAT officer killed when stun grenade detonates
• Westminster reptiles abandoned in “horrible conditions,” say animal rescuers
• Mo-ped rider hurt in collision
• Wren High School students suspended after knives, drugs found in cars
• Iva using high-tech water meters
• Purse snatched from 76-year-old
• Renovated bridge reopened on Stevenson Road
• Westminster facing power rate increase
• Speakers say black colleges still important
• Bowen says he'll close loophole; district says funds not part of bond
• Skunks plentiful in Upstate--just ask the guys on the road crews
• Transportation project list still under development in Hart County
• Polar bear plunge, Black History Month celebration more planned for weekend in northeast Georgia
• Parks to take biggest budget hit in tight 2012
• Toccoa Falls College to host leadership event
• Palmetto Payback TV program reunites people with their money
• Friends of the Lavonia Library reduce book prices
• SLED, police investigating Liberty High School records
• Institute studies second lake's ties to economy
• South Carolina’s top wrestlers, families come to Anderson for matches
• Belton Honea Path singers to perform in Puerto Rico
• Foothills Gala to highlight 10 years of giving
• Archeologist finds no reason Seneca trash dump can’t be built
• Newberry College announces new chief financial officer
• Hart County commissioners table consolidation talks
• Anderson University students collecting dresses to help some prom queens
• Sheriff warns of text message scam circling Stephens County
• Dance marathon to benefit children’s hospital, SafeKids
• Spartanburg County detention officer accused of carrying contraband into jail
• Student and community leader honored at Clemson
• Fundraiser planned for Evin’s Lung Fund
• Oconee Heritage Center to host free showing of “Food Inc.”
• Anderson County Republican Women to meet
• Spartanburg police receive tips after woman swipes donation jar
• Controversy continues about odor from Stephens County business
• Transportation director considers needs, upgrades at airport
• Water system official talks with property owners
• Some Anderson sidewalks still impede the handicapped
• Rise in gas prices affects restaurants
• Bagley: Complying with Bowen’s complaint could cost jobs
• Fatal shooting of Anderson man an accident, officials say
• Firefighters look to cool off after battling numerous blazes
• Easley marking storm drains to alert public to pollution solutions
• Hart County commissioners authorize overtime for tax assessor's office
• Lavonia shelter partners with North Shore Animal League to send puppies to N.Y.C.
• 2,500 model train enthusiasts to chug into Easley
• Royston City Clerk receives statewide honor
• Constitution classes will be held Saturday at Anderson library
• Greenville Water System reduces fluoride amount
• Final fundraising figure in for Leap for Literacy in Stephens County
• Police find stolen car while officers talking to victims in parking lot
• Stephens County Commission passes litter and blight resolution
• Italy not tapping gas reserves despite Libyan halt
• Kent Whitten new head of Oconee Medical Center EMS
• Dam’s demolition begins in Cateechee
• Rep. Bowen questions District 5’s use of money
• Stephens County hospital officials speak about work at two facilities
• High school students vote on books
• South Carolina schools may not have to make up missed days
• Fire damages Anderson home, displaces family
• District 5 to hold Magnet School Fair
• Controlled burns to continue in Jocassee Gorges area
• Mayor asks Clemson University to ban texting and driving on campus
• Anderson County school board drops consolidation issue
• Interim principal named at Liberty High
• Spending proposal for Hartwell Lake hits five-year low
• Cunningham hearing rescheduled again
• Greenville man charged with making harassing calls
• Thieves try to steal Barrett’s Place bronze turtle in Pendleton park
• One World Week celebrated at Clemson University
• Hearsay: Be on the lookout for lost teeth
• Independent Mail photographers sweep spot news category in state contest
• Parade of Crowns highlights African American museum's program
• Ware Shoals man dies in Laurens County plane crash
• Maasai warrior or Clemson student, he wants to help his people
• Civil War diary provides glimpse into days of Anderson woman
• Upstate, northeast Georgia battle multiple grass fires
• Volunteer opportunities in Anderson County for the week of Feb. 21
• Largest protest yet fails to sway Wis. lawmakers
• Confederate ties: Documents tell Seneca family's history
• U.S. Rep. Jeff Duncan to be in 3rd District in coming week
• Leaping into Lake Louise in Georgia jump-starts help for literacy efforts
• Boil-water advisory lifted in Pendleton
• Anderson School District 5 leaders schedule several meetings
• Franklin County safety plan under review
• Hairdressing duo charged with 24 burglaries in Elbert County, Ga.
• Council member Francis Crowder hopes sheriff can help with budget
• Mardi Gras event brings out 400 to aid Meals on Wheels
• Finance panel votes to set aside more money for Anderson County’s legal bills
• Police seek car, people connected to shooting on Fant Street
• Neighbors upset over water line across their property
• High of 75 breaks record in Anderson
• State senators say put the heat on now
• Clemson police release composite sketch of Redfern robber
• Toccoa first responders still seeing address problems
• Hart County school board examining anti-bullying policy
• Police report rash of car break-ins
• Early voting to begin soon for Georgia special elections
• Harper says goodbye to Seneca
• Boil-water advisory issued for Pendleton
• Former Daniel High basketball coach pleads 'no contest' to assault charge
• Wife of man charged after Walmart incident says he is a loving father, husband
• Student, faculty groups note progress, problems facing Clemson
• Westside considers school uniforms
• Clemson faculty, departments to compete for limited cash
• Law enforcement agencies differ on compensating pawn shops for stolen goods
• Rising gas prices attributed in part to turmoil in Egypt
• Schools celebrate Black History Month
• Clemson family remembers state’s last lynching victim
• Third Sunday becomes regular feature of Clemson African-American Museum
• St. Patrick’s Day breakfast finds a new champion
• Franklin board considers hiring solicitor for Probate Court
• Toccoa considering request about property near Boys and Girls Club
• Philanthropist J. Ronald Terwilliger to speak at Clemson University
• Democrats to host potluck dinner
• Gov. Nikki Haley seeking end to proviso
• Anderson County Council will gather to consider budget cuts
• Kids smile after getting flu vaccines without needles
• Pawn shop owner, two women face charges involving stolen jewelry
• Townville woman awaits sentence for stealing over $1.2 million
• White House press release on nomination of Tim Cain to U.S. District Court
• McCants approved for magnet status
• Student-run cafe makes a profit while teaching real-life lessons
• President Obama nominates Timothy Cain for judgeship
• Franklin commissioners consider proposal about water well
• Pipe project under way for thirsty Anderson industry
• Anderson County Republicans to meet Monday
• Tri-County Tech to offer financial aid information
• Pickens County to offer document shredding on weekdays
• Friends of Tugaloo State Park to meet Tuesday
• School of Theology for Laypersons scheduled
• Clemson University teach-in to focus on environment
• Walhalla election ends in tie for council seat
• Rosenwald schools' legacy: character, minds and memories
• Georgia sheriff’s office says it has no record of gun seized in Anderson
• District 5 chooses not to allow ‘grandfathering’ in rezoning
• Law enforcement center dedicated as tribute to Carl Anderson
• Aflac adds 100 jobs in Columbia
• Clemson leaders outline town-gown successes
• Website offers information about inmates
• Transportation tax proposed to fund road projects
• Franklin commission eyes putting meetings on TV
• Central council discusses water issues, beefing up police force
• Easley woman killed in I-85 crash
• Nephew of Dalai Lama killed along Fla. highway
• S.C. college students rally for higher education
• Museum event to honor teachers from Rosenwald schools
• Feel like singing downtown? Go right ahead
• Proposed Anderson County ordinance would allow installment payments on taxes
• County files motion for summary judgment in Cunningham case
• St. Patrick’s Day Breakfast comes to an end after 35 years
• Film project on child support captures the west side of Anderson
• Man accused of killing daughter scheduled for trial
• Man robs Clemson campus pharmacy
• Greenville firm to survey Oconee center site
• District 5 to consider 'grandfathering' students
• Small plane goes down in Anderson County; pilot unhurt
• Clemson University expert gets $850,000 for strawberry disease research
• United Way to host black history event
• Pickens County purchases new stretchers
• Anderson University to host Honors Recital
• Cateechee chapter of DAR to meet Feb. 21
• Hearsay: More on reflectors, and where is Whoknowswhere?
• Giffords husband: Can have conversations with wife
• Police: Greenville police cruiser catches on fire
• Upstate woman charged with leaving baby in car
• Woman and child escape Anderson house fire
• Five children OK after head-on collision in Oconee County Sunday
• Pendleton man hurt in motorcycle wreck
• Upstate siblings find parents’ love letters, written in the 1920s
• Spring-like temperatures arrive this week
• Iva cancels council meeting following former mayor’s death
• Toccoa council to review vehicle, tree project, plant bids
• Man remembers father: Civil War veteran
• Abbeville: Confederacy's cradle and graveyard
• Echoes of the Civil War in Anderson County
• No one injured in field fire in Oconee County
• McCants Middle to request magnet school status
• Obscure rule forbidding singing in Anderson could be removed
• Getting the last word: Greenwood Christian student wins spelling bee
• There are some things I really like about being “lonely”
• African-American Heritage Day at Woodburn Historic House draws large crowd
• Central earns municipal association award
• One dead, one injured in Anderson accident
• County’s cost of investigation, lawsuits tops $1.5 million
• Finance panel’s Cindy Wilson proposes major cuts
• Iva man to face trial on charges of running a chop shop
• Veterans line up at job fair in Anderson
• Palmetto pupils put a smackdown on reading
• Experts are handy at the Upstate's Home and Garden Expo
• Clemson to host 'Changing the Way We Eat' event Saturday
• Local school districts receive high marks for 'return on investment'
• Clemson University group plans Black History Month events
• Jameson named Independent Mail publisher
• German company to open plant in Hart County
• Accident on U.S. 29 North in Anderson leads to one death
• Residents object to planned water plant in Oconee County
• Rep. Jeff Duncan files bill to cut spending
• Upstate children aim to bee the best speller
• High school students see SWAT team up close
• Seneca neighborhood up in arms over new trash center
• Woodburn event will show plantation life
• Greenville officers arrest Pendleton man
• After no-show snow, mild weather ahead
• Hart Couty Habitat for Humanity accepting applications for next house
• Hart County commissioners consider expanding equalization board
• Five Clemson University alumni receive Distinguished Service Award
• Flu vaccinations to be given in Anderson
• Litter advisory panel recommends resolution adoption in Stephens County
• Approval given for first phase of revamping Oconee County fire service
• Former Iva Mayor Shirley Powell dies
• Auditor says Seneca in good financial shape
• Snow expected, but it should be light
• Anderson University celebrates 100th anniversary
• Work to begin on selecting members for Franklin County ethics board
• People line up as Anderson Free Clinic accepts new patients
• Mattox appeals ruling on Franklin County tax lawsuit
• Salem hires new police chief, sets council election
• Cyclists to hold “Give Back to Mac” charity ride Saturday
• Food giveaway set for Saturday at AU Athletic Campus
• Clemson professor receives Class of 1939 Award for Excellence
• Golden-voiced Ohio man moves to sober house
• Hart County Board of Tax Assessors chairman resigns
• Pickens towns to revisit recycling programs as costs continue to rise
• Oconee council, planning commission look at changes in zoning procedures
• County authorizes settlement negotiations in landfill lawsuit
• Job fairs set in Anderson, Honea Path this week
• Advocates want study of funding for elderly care
• Gasoline up five cents a gallon in Greenville, lower in Anderson
• Accident victim released from hospital
• State cuts could mean 54 fewer jobs at AnMed
• Gun's owner still unknown
• Anderson man sentenced to 45 years for slaying
• 'Southern charm' helps Anderson land national softball tournament
• Medical campus district under consideration in Lavonia
• Vote approaching on special sales tax for Franklin County schools
• Auditor says Toccoa’s books in good shape
• Chiefs closes Anderson location
• Pickens school board searches for ways to shrink budget gap
• Clemson University researcher named Mays professor of transportation engineering
• District 5 Pre-Kindergarten registration will be Feb. 17
• Schaefer Center in Toccoa to close March 1
• District 5 board approves magnet school requirements
• Authority waits for word on commerce park sewer
• Williamston council postpones vote on buying property
• One killed, four injured in Anderson County wreck
• With stagnant enrollment, Tri-County Tech cuts budget again
• Oh snow, not again
• Anderson study committee to meet Tuesday
• Anderson District 5 kindergarten registration will be Wednesday
• Former Oconee County teacher charged with sex crimes
• Hearsay: Big blue question mark a landmark, but what's the question?
• Car crashes into Oconee Medical Center entrance
• Man arrested after shots fired in Anderson Mall parking lot
• Return of rare bird shows importance conservation to S.C. region
• MUSC growing meat in lab
• Newborn baby found in toilet at Bi-Lo Center
• Anderson man robbed of $1.50 at knifepoint
• Soup for Sunday in Anderson draws largest crowd yet
• Equine council ponies up to help Clemson trail additions
• Bareback bronco champion taming a different animal now: bulls and bears
• Clemson’s black engineers raise money for science fair trek
• Beaufort family faces new challenges after 'Extreme Makeover' TV show
• Lawmaker seeks pardon for last man hanged in Rhode Island in 1845
• Volunteer opportunities in Anderson County for the week of Feb. 7
• Camellia Ball in Anderson supports pediatric therapy center
• Some days we just draw a blank
• Fourth annual Tiger Paw Classic happening at Littlejohn Coliseum
• Clemson growth squeezes historic black community
• 'Terminally unique' woman runs Anderson's newest thrift shop
• Control over water rates on Pendleton agenda
• Founder uncertain about future of boarding school in Abbeville County
• Free Clinic starts strong in new building
• Plan could mean major shuffling of Oconee County offices
• Panel pushes for consolidating Anderson County services
• House for wounded vet rises in the rain
• Bus driver placed on leave after wreck
• On 88th birthday, crossing guard stays on the job
• Lights of Hope to sell bargain clothes
• Child advocate says lack of money will hurt abuse victims
• Anderson workers help city save money
• Town hall meeting set in Royston
• Lavonia Elementary School wins state recognition
• Some Powdersville sewer customers to pay more
• Officials discuss Toccoa audit report
• Abbeville standoff ends, man arrested
• World of Energy hosts Student Art Show
• Due West Lions Club Chili Supper will be Feb. 11
• Senior Solutions to hold breakfast fundraiser
• Two join North Georgia Technical College governing board
• Thousands in N.M. without natural gas service
• Oconee County looks at private-public option on I-85 sewer system
• Anderson County lands national softball tournament
• Work could begin this year on old Belk site in Anderson
• Legislator says proposal not a deal killer for Oconee’s broadband plans
• Finance committee to consider another round of cuts in county budget
• Private donations to Clemson recover slowly
• Grainy leads developing in Powdersville bank robbery
• District 5 to set criteria for magnet school application
• Charities get money from Lights of Hope, bike event
• Clemson University placing 7,000 recycling bins in offices, buildings
• Boating safety class will be offered March 5
• Tree-trimming truck downs power pole in Belton
• Seneca looking for street, building to name in honor of MLK
• U.S. Rep. Jeff Duncan speaks about federal deficit, more at Anderson breakfast
• Pleas submitted in federal case with Stephens County ties
• Investigation of fire at Pickens business continues
• Anderson man charged with arson
• Firefighters battle burning sawmill in Pickens
• Greenville deputies, man exchange shots
• Woman remains in fair condition after school bus wreck
• Anderson deputy’s car, truck collide
• Seneca gas line repaired, S.C. 130 reopens
• Westside High library selling used books so it can buy more to lend
• Rusty Burns to speak on transportation goals at city meeting
• Council votes to pay consultant’s invoices
• ZF Transmissions breaks ground on Laurens facility
• Leaks close Clemson’s campus pool
• Pickens school board to discuss policies, budget
• Powdersville bank robbed, again
• Anderson University ready to celebrate centennial
• United Way sponsors soup fundraiser, free tax service
• Northeast Georgia Animal Shelter to offer some low-cost spaying/neutering through grant
• Gift funds Clemson University lab to honor Barkers
• Hart County Habitat for Humanity to hold meeting
• Three injured in accident on U.S. 29 North in Anderson County
• West Pelzer woman wins $100,000 in lottery
• North Georgia Technical College schedules snow makeup days
• Bills in legislature could kill Oconee County’s broadband plans
• County council members favor exploring pool partnership
• Good chance for groundhog to see his shadow
• Belton council opposes water bills
• Unanimous vote brings end to Soiree in downtown Anderson
• Anderson Free Clinic to accept new patients again
• S.C. lawmakers split on taking school districts' reserve funds
• March trial date set for man charged with shooting officer
• J Peters opening fourth restaurant in Seneca
• Five taken to hospital after collision involving school bus
• S.C. officials unsure how to continue executions after drug supply runs out
• Super Bowl Stew fundraiser set for Starr Fire Department
• U.S. Rep. Jeff Duncan vows to have presence in district
• Towns scramble to replace health insurer
• S.C. House passes higher education transparency bill
• McLees students will go to school Wednesday
• Parliamentarians to meet at library Thursday
• Next AnMed Faith & Health Seminar will be Feb. 9
• Korean War Veterans Association to meet Feb. 8
• Retired Educators Association to meet Feb. 8
• Special Olympics for Hart, Franklin counties set for April
• Clemson professor named U.S. co-chairman of board
• Clemson’s Varun Grover named fellow of association
• Greenway still tops transportation priorities in Anderson
• City, county leaders discuss consolidating some services
• Anderson University offers to discuss partnership for public pool
• Egyptian natives in Upstate worry about family at home
• Palmetto Awards recognize schools’ achievements
• Derailed boxcar set back on tracks at Starr
• Trial delayed for man accused of shooting Anderson officer
• Judge dismisses suit against one-cent tax
• Suicides rise in Upstate, leaving anguish, haunting questions
• Hearsay: A strange set of keys pops up on porch
• Capsized couple rescued from Hartwell Lake
• Oconee County court case headed for U.S. Supreme Court
• A prayer for Abby Rose gives Anderson family strength
• Delayed case of wounded Anderson officer to go to trial this week
• Volunteer opportunities in Anderson County for the week of Jan. 31
• Anderson Area Crime Stoppers unveils new website
• U.S. Rep. Jeff Duncan to visit Anderson, other parts of 3rd District
• Students build robots, tackle biomedical problems at contest in Pendleton
• Boot scootin is good exercise, but avenues in my brain are dirt roads
• Sheppard Swim Center in Anderson closes to public
• Operators of small Anderson-area farms plan to attend training about safe farming practices
• Farming becomes an organic experience in Upstate
• Man taken to hospital after stabbing in Anderson
• Ground broken for new Electric City Playhouse theater
• Medical assistance given to two people at Palmetto High game
• Former Anderson resident charged with baby’s death in Florida
• Duke president: Utility envisions cleaner, growing future
• Anderson chamber, Duke Energy honor area leaders
• Wife’s family supports husband accused of killing
• Piedmont murder suspect appears in Anderson court
• Drug store opens in Toccoa
• Judge to rule on motion to dismiss Franklin County tax lawsuitMJ
• Defense lawyer argues that shooting was accident
• Snow makeup days moved to end of school year
• Seneca finance director leaving
• Osteopath to visit Southern Wesleyan University
• Lake Greenwood Cleanup Blitz will be March 12
• Montessori School of Anderson gets accreditation
• Seneca students compete for Presidential Scholarships
• Flu cases increase significantly across S.C.
• Toccoa police release crime statistics for 2010
• Oconee legislative delegation hears constituents’ concerns
• Annual oyster roast already a sell-out
• Longtime mainstay for soup luncheon dies
• Soup from secret recipe raises thousands to aid indigents
• Oconee County Council regroups at daylong retreat
• Pickens schools to make up three snow days
• Forecast for snow makeup days still foggy
• Stephens County public schools awarded money for achievement
• Clemson cleans up with Reader's Digest award
• Three fires under investigation in Seneca
• Franklin County election board considering two polling place options
• Genealogy workshop to be held Saturday
• Westside High to hold used-book sale
• Tickets available for Mardi Gras in the Electric City
• Electric City Playhouse groundbreaking will be Saturday
• Iva council amends hiring freeze to replace officer
• Gov. Nikki Haley to make another Cabinet selection
• $40K added to Stephens County capital projects fund
• Fifth house fire on Anderson’s west side considered suspicious
• Details of swim center agreement remain sketchy
• Drivers taken to hospital after wreck involving three cars
• Applications rise, donations steady at Clemson
• Officer’s resignation leaves Iva police strapped
• No one injured in lumber yard fire
• Agency lifts extra oversight of Oconee Nuclear Station
• Job seekers tell sheriff's office they lost money in scam
• Lakeside to become magnet school
• Wren High among finalists for Carolina First Palmetto’s Finest Awards
• Hart County authorities seek public’s help in finding man after robberies
• Atlantic Beverage Inc. to locate its new bottling operation in Spartanburg County
• Hart commissioners make new move to oust tax board chairman McMullen
• Taco Bell defends its mixture of seasoned meat
• Friends: Ore. officer shooting suspect is paranoid
• School District 5 board approves rezoning parameters
• Economic ambassadors named for Anderson, Oconee counties
• List of proposed Anderson road projects made public
• Drizzle makes little headway on drought
• Elliott Southard named principal of new elementary school in Liberty
• Unemployment, number of jobs up slightly
• Stephens County schools looking at operational options
• Pelzer man charged with setting fire to house
• Hart County to ask for more say over tax board
• Franklin boards to consider having single voting place
• Altera Polymers LLC to establish new facility in Oconee County
• Four Anderson fires considered suspicious
• Franklin County voting precincts on agenda for meeting
• Saitta elected chairman of Pickens school board
• Academic Boosters program under way at Stephens County High
• Investigators probe late-night fire at mobile home
• Anderson City Council agrees to oppose water bills
• Fireman fighting cancer receives top honor
• Committee hears from senator, but will not recommend paying his bills
• Committee approves money to fix road in downtown Anderson
• Oconee Planning Commission members object to staff actions
• Families become whole as spouses, parents return home
• National Guard unit welcomed home after year of deployment
• Teens leave memorials for ‘beautiful, intelligent’ girl
• Jobs of the future tied to technical colleges
• Oconee school district looks at new school calendar
• Group wants opinions on Anderson road projects
• Walhalla Lions Club to hold fundraiser breakfast
• Sue Berkowitz to speak at Children’s Policy Council meeting
• United Way offers free tax preparation
• Soup on Sunday to benefit Anderson Emergency Kitchen
• Hearsay: A question about a question mark
• Chance of snow for Anderson area, but better chance of rain
• Judge sets bond for Anderson woman charged in teen’s death
• Animal transport groups seek area pilots to help get dogs to a home
• Volunteers needed for count of homeless in Pickens County
• Pendleton man gets back to the grind, reopens family mill
• District 3 kindergarten registration is Wednesday
• Chickasaws lend a hand with Walhalla’s Cherokee Museum
• Volunteer opportunities in the Upstate for the week of Jan. 23, 2011
• Anderson County Transportation Committee to meet Monday
• Corps confirms plans to maintain lake outflows in Savanah River Basin system
• Rain, snow may return to Upstate
• Anderson finance committee expected to hear from state senator, vote on Tallon invoices
• In memory of "Big Mum," a doggone good dog
• Education in Oconee key to county’s economic development, officials say
• New Pickens High School to be emergency headquarters
• Water-rate issues to bubble up at Anderson council meeting, if weather holds
• Anderson School District 1 trustees to discuss calendar
• Anderson School District 5 leaders to hear about parents' priorities
• Anderson animal shelter committees discuss rules of conduct
• Soldiers ready for return to Anderson
• Man whose Anderson home was damaged by fire now released from hospital
• Road in Anderson to close starting Monday
• Johnson named Hart County Board of Commissioners chairman
• Clinical decision unit planned for Oconee Medical Center
• Former Clemson student charged with forgery
• Man charged with death of pregnant woman speaks at hearing
• Firefighter pulls man from burning home
• Blaze damages house; firefighter, resident sent to hospital
• 75-year-old man injured when truck runs over legs
• Mack Burriss hears outpouring of praise, receives award
• School District 2 holds job-skills workshop for parents
• Oconee County’s road policy tested in developer’s lawsuit
• Murder defendant brought to Anderson for hearing
• Man hurt in meth explosion released from burn center
• Investigators return to scene of Broadway Lake fire
• Officials warn of ripple effects from cuts in arts, ETV
• Job fair for veterans coming to Anderson
• Man survives truck’s slide down embankment
• Navy extends Michelin tire contract
• Legislators set to pass snow day forgiveness
• Soiree board set to dissolve festival
• Hart commissioners say no to plan to help renovate park campsites
• Employee wellness program approved in Toccoa
• Clemson professor selected among ‘Champions of Photovoltaic Technology’
• 'South Carolina Awake' rally to be held Friday
• School District 5 to consider snow makeup days
• Efforts continue toward construction of road from bypass to Stephens County High School
• Gov. Haley to make another Cabinet selection
• Text of Gov. Haley's State of the State speech
• Gov. Nikki Haley emphasizes government cuts
• Man charged with murder of pregnant woman, unborn child
• Anderson Swim Club exploring pool options
• School administrators decide on snow make-up days
• Questions continue to dog Oconee County Council’s zoning vote
• Pickens seeks to become a Main Street community
• Two northeast Georgia legislators get committee assignments
• Job fair planned in Honea Path
• Fire damages log house on Broadway Lake
• Grace Episcopal Church to host annual soup luncheon
• Pendleton Elks to hold “Hoop Shoot” Saturday
• Soldier Care collecting packages for local soldiers
• Miss Westside High Pageant to be held Friday
• Anderson County Republican Women to meet Monday
• Oconee Heritage Center to showcase Appalachian music
• Clemson’s June Pilcher named a fellow in the Association for Psychological Science
• Questions continue about Oconee County Council zoning process
• Walhalla Chamber of Commerce ready to move
• Toccoa commission makes appointments for 2011
• Pregnant Anderson woman found dead, possibly a homicide victim
• Pendleton council considers new rules for parks
• Amputee’s new leg lets him run with joy
• West Pelzer apartment was used for meth lab, police say
• Storm broke multiple records
• Woman tired of looking at boxcar near front yard
• Easley man charged with murder, arson in wife’s death
• Week off from school was good break, but catching up is ahead
• Duke Energy plans Greenville job fair
• Solicitor Walt Wilkins to be sworn in Wednesday
• Anderson King Day event raises more than $8,000 for scholarships
• Cancer Society’s Relay for Life kickoff is Thursday
• Upper Region Honor Choir to perform at Southern Wesleyan
• Boating safety seminars to be offered during Upstate S.C. Boat Show
• Folk Pottery Museum hosts new exhibit
• Grief seminar to begin Sunday
• Clemson Conference Center an economic engine for area
• Budget talks begin for Georgia lawmakers
• Cross Country Home adding 100 new Anderson jobs
• Franklin County authorities look for burglars in home invasion
• 14-year-old arrested in deadly Spartanburg shooting
• Fervor, song, spirituality mark King remembrance in Anderson
• Solid recovery expected for tourism in Carolinas this year
• Thomas Edison’s bulb set to disappear by next year
• Mensa aims to expand reach across Upstate
• Bullying seminars under way at church
• King's peace legacy praised in Atlanta ceremonies
• Day of Service draws from all corners of Clemson campus
• Hearsay: OK, y'all, let's get tuned in--or you're in the doghouse
• Some Upstate roads still a headache for motorists
• Report: New airline coming to Greenville
• Waldrep discounts turmoil at S.C. State University
• Elberton's MLK parade draws surprise band appearance
• Heater cause of another fire in Iva area
• In Seneca, piano players’ loss is banjo players’ gain
• Anderson sheriff to explain controversial auction to county council
• Man hurt in Easley meth explosion listed in good condition
• Comments invited for Anderson police department review
• SC State faculty says they don't support president
• Youth wins as Nebraskan takes Miss America crown
• A look at the history of Sheppard Swim Center in Anderson
• Few details emerge in wake of notice about Anderson swim center closure
• Volunteer opportunities in the Upstate for the week of Jan. 16, 2011
• Anderson University event for MLK Day to touch on civility, unity
• Girls raise money for Anderson infant with cancer
• Ga. man missing for nearly two weeks
• Cabin fever moves in, yet those sending out warnings escape the brunt of it
• Winter weather causes severe need for blood donations in Southeast
• Murphy Road in Anderson County to close for extended period
• Authorities investigating meth lab explosion in Easley
• Anderson County Board of Education members to take oath of office
• Committee votes to continue funding Upstate Alliance
• City willing to support pool but won’t take lead
• 9-year-old found shivering at 1 a.m. by roads crew
• Coaches honored at Mayor’s MLK Breakfast
• Job fair in Royston attracts crowd
• Central police officer suspended after arrest
• Motorists asked to clear abandoned vehicles from Georgia roads
• To foil fraud, school board restarts online survey
• Franklin, Hart, Stephens high schools to receive grant for teen club
• Franklin County school board retreat to cover wide range of topics
• Walhalla man won't be tried on obscenity charge
• Pickens County will offer shredding event Jan. 29
• Author David Barton to speak at “South Carolina Awake” event
• Photography classes begin at Tri-County on Tuesday
• Registration begins Wednesday for Tri-County online classes
• Consumer education class rescheduled for Thursday
• Free workshop set on preventing bullying
• Jon Ozmint receives highest state award on his way out
• Sex offender registry awaits NFL's Lawrence Taylor
• City to close Sheppard Swim Center on Jan. 30
• Some mail rates to increase in April
• Upstate digs out, but many roads still treacherous
• Sparkling new Goodwill store draws bargain hunters
• Bluegrass comes to Breazeale’s Saturday
• King to be remembered at Hospice of the Upstate
• Georgia, S.C. schools out again Friday
• Clemson University spending now on website
• Plumbing could take hit as temps drop into teens again
• South Carolina sees decrease in homeless population
• Clemson economics wizard’s crystal ball sees brighter times ahead
• Hartwell company helping employee who was burned out of home
• Anderson By Choice Club to meet Jan. 20
• AARP will hold driver safety program Jan. 24-25
• American Red Cross to offer babysitter training Feb. 18
• Clemson University enters agreement with Kenyan university
• Missed Stephens County commission meeting will not be rescheduled
• Obama 'HOPE' artist and AP settle copyright claims
• Haiti hospital's view of normal evolves after killer quake
• Statewide storm prep, cleanup has cost more than $2.7 million
• Late-night fire damages B&B Plating in Belton
• Some Anderson businesses kept going through the snow
• Schools to remain closed Thursday in Anderson, Oconee and Pickens counties
• Tri-County Tech bookstore sales up nearly a third over 2010
• Oconee makes economic development strides
• Roads gradually improving in northeast Georgia
• Schools to remain closed in northeast Georgia counties
• Nationally known speaker to return for MLK event in Anderson
• Fire quickly doused at sporting goods store
• Sen. Lindsey Graham says Haley's address set 'right tone'
• Clemson University to observe MLK Day
• Old Pendleton Genealogy meeting scheduled
• Anderson County Republicans to meet
• Anderson County Library System to close Jan. 17
• Breazeale Grocery Bluegrass to host spaghetti cookout
• 'Mark Twain' will visit Toccoa on Friday
• Towing companies struggling to help stranded drivers
• South Carolina schools graded C-plus in national magazine
• Nikki Haley's inaugural address
• Toccoa-Stephens County YMCA forming triathlon training team
• Decision on Pellicoro extradition may come today
• Toccoa City Commission discusses The Pines golf course at work session
• Congress members mindful of security but won’t avoid public events
• Cleanup, thaw come slowly in Upstate
• Public schools in Stephens, Hart, Franklin counties to be closed Wednesday
• Fleeing thief drags officer with car
• A year later: work continues, expands in Cange, Haiti
• Stalking an underreported crime, police say
• Man injured in Anderson accident hopes to be released from hospital this week
• Anderson-area events will mark Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Athlete to talk about sports' part in bringing races together
• Anderson school districts will be closed Wednesday
• Delivery of Independent Mail delayed in some areas
• Observers wait for Haiti president to take report
• Snow hampers firefighters as Oconee blaze destroys house
• School may be out through Wednesday
• Despite snow, the mail mostly goes through
• Hearsay: Snow at Christmas 1963? It was more like ice
• Major winter storm shuts down parts of Georgia
• One fatality linked to weather; ice now worry
• Zipline failures lead to death and also lawsuits
• Haitian dancers wow crowd at First Presbyterian in Anderson
• S.C. legislator backs bill to repeal federal law
• Anderson area braces for record snowfall
• Liberty couple work to teach others about the benefits of mushrooms
• Contacts for South Carolina legislators
• Arizona's chief fed judge among shooting victims
• South Carolina legislators offer prayers for Arizona shooting victims
• Anderson hot shot graduates police academy with perfect shooting scores
• Boards consider school calendar
• Owners display their own pets at dog show in Pendleton
• Supplies given to Anderson Spay/Neuter Clinic
• Volunteer opportunities in the Upstate for the week of Jan. 9, 2011
• Upstate could see a half foot of snow Monday
• Get your old photos now, or who knows what kind of memories will be lost
• Duncan ready to tackle life in Congress
• Belton school focuses on reading
• Anderson City Council to consider legislative agenda, street improvements
• Finalist selected for Toccoa manager post
• Toccoa commissioners to meet Monday
• Weekend may bring snow to Upstate
• Man sentenced to at least 20 years for shooting
• Boards consider school calendar for districts in Anderson County
• Haitian boys tell story of suffering, triumph through dance
• Flows to remain steady from corps lakes
• Beavers near Anderson Civic Center allowed to stay
• Woman to face trial on charges of attempted murder with car
• Pickens hardhat tour features new school building program
• Fair Play Bluegrass Festival and Hot Dog Sale set Saturday
• Delta Power Equipment Corp. bringing operation to Anderson County
• Donations to United Way down in Franklin County compared with 2009
• McDonald's in Lavonia to be torn down, rebuilt
• Dahlonega site of roundtable discussion about transportation tax proposal
• GSP phone lines to be down for 30 minutes
• Powdersville High School on target for opening
• Equine council notes progress
• Driver in fair condition after being hurt in Wednesday accident
• Break-in investigated at Franklin County Commission building
• Foothills Gala group announces premier sponsor for event
• Spending and regulation cuts top legislative agenda in 2011
• Truck of Bud overturns near Honea Path
• Robber tells store clerk, ‘I hate to do this’
• Anderson wreck victim in critical condition
• Two new members appointed to Hart County Board of Tax Assessors
• Clemson administrator outlines plans to complete street project
• Clemson University conference on black student achievement opens Sunday
• Blue Ridge Orchid Society to meet Monday
• Safe-boating class scheduled for Jan. 29
• Education cuts and reform on S.C. lawmakers’ agenda
• Transportation department puts Internet-based work request system online in S.C.
• Spartanburg public safety officer and one other person shot Thursday
• Martin receives nearly $2 million for water system improvements
• Driver thrown out as van hits utility pole
• Anderson County gets foreign-trade zone designation
• Driver ejected as vehicle rolls over
• Demolition coming soon for first of Twelve Mile Creek dams
• Program for children gets support from council committee
• Oconee residents oppose plans for water plant next to subdivisions
• Old mill warehouse comes down
• Anderson School District 1 begins to focus on 2011-12
• Habersham man to be arraigned on charges of animal cruelty
• Pickens elections commission moves polling places
• MLK memorial celebration to be held Saturday
• Duke Energy to test sirens
• $250,000 winning lottery ticket sold in Seneca
• Settlement reached about allegations that Greenville Hospital System submitted false Medicare claims
• Stephens, surrounding counties receive state work force development grant
• Tommy Dunn re-elected chairman of Anderson County Council
• Oconee County moves to settle taxi lawsuit with lakeside leaseholders
• Gov. Mark Sanford serves up goodbyes to crowd at Chick-fil-A
• Whole lotto people buy tickets for $355 million jackpot
• Charges mount for Amber Alert hoax
• Municipal insurance pool set to dissolve
• Seneca man faces armed robbery charge
• Carole Glenn re-elected head of animal panel, but vote faces questions
• Equine council to update public, move into fundraising mode in Upstate
• Oconee County disc golf featured in national calendar
• Stephens commission elects new chairman
• Marketing class to be held at Elbert County Library
• McDonald’s to raise money for school
• Clemson University department renovates shotgun range
• Fluor Corporation gift aids Clemson University students
• Jeff Duncan to take oath, become assistant House whip
• Salem still in need of a police chief
• Toccoa to require state taxpayer ID info on applications for business license renewal
• Pendleton leaders keep close eye on expenses into 2011
• Police search for robber who threatened to shoot customers
• New year means new increases in oil, gas prices
• Former county administrator Gary Smoak dies
• Williamston council members sworn in
• Oconee Nuclear Station gets OK to revise fire plan
• Givers come forth to help Anderson ministry recover from theft
• Temperatures to hold steady for the week
• School District 5 sends survey forms on rezoning
• Website: Anderson County residents favor keeping five school districts
• Hundreds gather to honor Milliken's life
• Clemson Kennel Club to host AKC Dog Show
• Food bank to distribute free food Jan. 13
• Hearsay: Anybody know where 'Naw-uth, South Carolina,' might be?
• Police looking for armed robber
• THE INFLUENCE GAME: Safety, trade interests clash
• Ga. program offers preventive care to would-be moms
• Hawk saved by S.C. family released to freedom
• Osteen leaves musical legacy in Pickens students, family
• Made your resolutions? Some in Anderson resolve not to
• Iva couple has first baby of New Year in Anderson
• Animal Shelter Advisory Board to meet
• Journalist, author tells of her own rich history, and delights in telling stories
• Teen injured in wreck near Belton
• Volunteer opportunites in the Upstate for the week of Jan. 2, 2011
• County council to take oath of office, choose leaders this week
• Electronics store manager arrested in theft incident
• Millikens to keep control of family textile firm
• S.C.'s 770 traffic deaths in 2010 are 28-year low
• Anderson church’s coat giveaway, meal draws 1,000 on New Year’s day
• New S.C. cabinet member is a friend, and will do the state proud
• Retirement opens new chapter for man who for 40 years helped the state’s blind
• Second arson in a month reported at Piedmont house
• At sports bars, hope springs eternal for Tiger, Gamecock fans
• Federal storm water rules to hurt, town officials say
• Restaurant warns of phone scam
• Despite hard times, Toccoa mayor sees progress in 2010
• Jon Ozmint disappointed by lack of funding for prisons
• Deborah Pagano resigns as executive director of Arts Center in Clemson
• Girls to be returned from Ohio to South Carolina
• Anderson University to host cancer meeting
• Traffic deaths down for year in Anderson, Oconee and Pickens counties
• Textile leader Roger Milliken dead at 95
• Anderson County had unusually deadly year of fires
• Anderson group collects blankets, socks for homeless
• Gov. Mark Sanford’s goodbye tour to swing through Anderson
• Brighter Christmas Fund helped 465 families this year
• Courts and controversy top Anderson County stories for 2010
• Census shows differences in Anderson County, then and now
• Top crime and courts stories of 2010 in Anderson
• Oconee Medical Center receives positive financial report for November
• One voting center considered for Franklin County
• Toccoa commissioners make appointment to airport authority
• Franklin Springs to host natural resource department public hearing
• AnMed nurse pins, chases robber; police seek man
• Biemann becomes write-in candidate for Walhalla City Council
• Chartiable donation deadline looms
• Anderson ministry reopens after theft
• North Georgia zoo wants Christmas trees
• Anderson County firefighters respond to fire off S.C. 24
• Greer man says he was targeted by scammers
• Basketball tournament in Anderson draws mostly local crowd
• Celebrate the New Year's start with a bang, not an ouch
• Saying farewell to our best: Deaths in the Anderson area in 2010
• Tigers remembered
• Clemson University names its most-read stories of the year
• Anderson couple wins holiday vacation
• Dump truck overturns on Greenville Street
• Franklin Springs to be host of Special Olympics luncheon
• First phase of construction of park in Royston nears completion
• English named Toccoa mayor for 2011
• Toccoa commissioners award bid for Lucille Lane pipe replacement
• Clemson man hit by SUV while playing game
• Royston park almost finished
• Toast ‘N Topics to present legislative delegation in Anderson
• Truck hits Piedmont building, injures man inside
• Anderson area largely unscathed by storm; weekend highs to reach 60s
• Post-holiday shoppers in Anderson not stopped by snow, church
• Thief blamed for destroyed heater at Clean Start in Anderson
• Hearsay: So-called '63 white Christmas, free hay and Chloe the church cat
• Anderson firefighter honored
• Co-workers come together to help Anderson paramedic and his wife
• Franklin County commissioners to meet for planning session
• Stephens County recreation department working on walking trail
• 2010 not easy for Clemson University given funding uncertainty
• Economy, enrollment increases hit Anderson public schools hard in 2010
• Former U.S. Senate hopeful Greene runs for S.C. House
• Double murder, unemployment, tax decline top Oconee County’s 2010
• High demand for pecans pleases Georgia growers
• S.C. children’s museum draws national praise
• 'Father of plug-in hybrids' gets a new Volt
• Not just poor, unemployed going without health insurance
• A portrait of an artist on his 90th ‘surprise’ birthday
• Rare Christmas snowfall causes little disruption to Upstate
• Space heater explosion injures man in West Pelzer
• Economic downturn hurt Pickens schools in 2010
• Double murder, unemployment, tax decline top Oconee County’s 2010
• Northeast Georgia says no to chicken waste, yes to tax revaluation
• Two mothers, one baby girl and an extraordinary gift
• 3 McCants football players named to All-America Bowl
• Toccoa man dies after wreck Sunday in Oconee County
• Volunteer opportunities in Anderson County for the week of Dec. 26
• Children at Calvary Home receive surprise for Electric City H.O.G.
• For this holiday season, I wish you the simple peace of the Penland Post Office
• An extra serving of love at Haven of Rest in Anderson
• Anderson University mourns loss
• Skies bring Christmas gift to Anderson area
• Abbeville County man killed in hit-and-run
• Southern Wesleyan adds master's program in education
• Chance of snow teases Upstate
• Mother wants winter clothes for her children
• Firefighters provide Christmas surprise for Anderson children
• House, Christmas presents destroyed and two injured in Belton fire
• Two remain in custody after high-speed chase in Anderson
• I’ll be open for Christmas
• Lights of Hope treats Anderson to a bright Christmas
• Anderson University student killed in wreck likely suffered low blood sugar attack
• No new charges in case of 3 toddlers left home alone in Anderson
• Teen arrested after Clemson-area burglaries
• Legendary Clemson coach Wilhelm goes home
• Family’s home is at hotel this Christmas
• Santa in blue arrives just in time in Anderson
• Oconee sheriff’s office investigating Seneca pharmacy break-in
• Shoppers soldier on in last hours before holiday
• Local woodworkers put their heart into toys for children
• Road crews prepare for possible white Christmas in Anderson area
• Anderson University student killed in accident on S.C. 28 Bypass
• Ruling awaited on Tier 1 sites in Stephens County
• Clemson police still looking for teen suspect
• Girls in former AMBER Alert found in Ohio
• Chase in Anderson County ends with two arrested
• Three children found alone in Anderson house
• Thieves hit where copper is — sheriff's office
• Charleston garages to be haven for electric cars
• Railroad project proposed for Clemson University's Charleston facility
• DHEC to hold forum on controversial Lake Keowee marina
• Upstate Marine, K-9 officer killed In Afghanistan
• Live nativity gets whole new meaning in Anderson
• Williamston council votes on ordinances
• Red Cross giving away plane tickets to blood donors
• Anderson deputy fired several shots at man, coroner says
• Clemson chamber to host 5K Resolution Rush
• Threads of Hope seeks help providing coats, meals to the needy
• Student photographers to compete for $5,000 prize
• Tri-County Technical College to close for holidays
• Pickens County Legislative Delegation meeting set
• Father battles cancer, family struggles with bills
• Abbeville County man faces child pornography charges
• Wednesday's warm weather giving way to Christmas snow
• Anderson County gives preliminary approval to larger water line near U.S. 29
• Hartwell mayor pleads guilty to driving under the influence
• Seneca police arrest two in cold case
• South Korea holds massive new drills after North attack
• Sentencing for man who killed pitcher in DUI crash
• Three hurt in two-car wreck on Liberty Highway
• Administrator outlines proposed Oconee County fire plan
• Anderson County to consider more water capacity for industry near First Quality
• Woman pulls husband away from burning scooter
• Forecaster: Best chance for white Christmas in nearly 50 years
• Railway company threatens council with lawsuit
• Anderson woman sentenced for counterfeiting
• Hart commissioners call on tax officials to resign
• Fire burns most of Pickens house
• Anderson County sheriff's deputy involved in shooting
• Pickens County man dies after falling into Hartwell Lake
• Father of two struggling to take care of his daughters
• Matrix Construction will build new elementary school
• Fire that starts at Christmas tree destroys Anderson County home
• City of Toccoa, Stephens County School System review financial reports
• Teller, robber kept calm during bank holdup
• Pickens man charged in pedestrian’s death remains in jail
• Gas prices fall by about two cents
• Two charged with theft of copper wire from Franklin County chicken houses
• First day of winter to be mild in Upstate
• Georgia cracking down on traffic violations
• Former Anderson Mayor Richard Shirley appointed clerk of court
• Hearsay: Tiny gloves being given away, and a Christmas carol quiz
• Westside High senior puts shelter on his Christmas list
• Pickens County food ministry hit by thieves
• Hart County Library conducting online survey
• Man charged with assault on girlfriend
• Accident delays traffic on Interstate 85
• Balloon launched in Mississippi answers prayer in Upstate
• Teen, infant injured near Denver Downs parade
• Anderson fire death toll worries county fire chief
• Strange sights near Christmas? Must be Denver Downs parade
• Church, emergency workers don't forget Oconee County children's Christmas
• Disabled grandmother trying to provide for grandchildren for Christmas
• Death toll from pipeline explosion rises to 22
• Woman is stuck on Christmas trees of safety pins
• Woman struck, killed in Pickens; man charged
• Volunteer opportunities in Anderson County for the week of Dec. 20
• Fatal accident reported in Pickens County
• Seeking readers' help in finding woman's missing dog Frito
• Food, toys, more distributed for free at several Anderson events
• Powdersville bank robber wanted ‘everything’
• Santa brigthens Christmas for several Anderson families
• Anderson eighth-grader selected to play in bowl game
• Even without bikes, motorcyclists accomplish a lot in Anderson on Saturday
• Lawyers move to have lawsuit against Anderson County Council member dismissed
• Anderson County Council to consider paying more bills in Preston lawsuit
• Anderson Police Department announces personnel moves
• Chad McBride named CrimeStoppers spokesman in Anderson
• Man dies in house fire in Anderson County
• Anderson shelter to start receiving donations again from dog food company
• Garnet Lee Hanley laid to rest with honors
• Hearing delayed for two charged with arson, theft at Boys and Girls Club
• New siren system will alert residents to changes in Broadway Lake levels
• Witnesses saw Brickle kick two women in the head, detective says
• Mother leaves after discovering her husband is addicted to drugs
• Anderson sheriff's deputies searching for robber of Powdersville bank
• Home-based therapy best for troubled teens, experts say
• Abbeville school had role in rise and fall of enterprise for serving troubled teens
• Franklin County commissioners sign memo with Ty Cobb Healthcare
• Iva holds holiday open house
• 2 Hart County commissioners plan to meet with state official about revaluation
• New West Union City Council member sworn in without election
• Montevideo Redneck Christmas Parade this Sunday
• Clemson astronomers help shed light on gamma-ray mystery
• Mensa to offer testing in Greenville
• Corps to keep Twin Lakes campground open year round
• Filing ends for Walhalla special election
• Haley appoints Bill Byars to lead Juvenile Justice; Jon Ozmint out
• Charges filed against four people involved in chase
• Williamston to pay off interim loans on sewer projects
• Tractor-trailer jackknifes, spills diesel fuel
• Authorities seek tips on vandals who slit inflatable snowman
• Clemson confers more than 1,000 degrees
• Trustees of multi-million dollar PCBs settlement name Hartwell projects
• T.L. Hanna one of highest-performing high schools in state
• Storm ices Upstate roads, causes school cancellations
• Clemson ranks third among public colleges in alumni who give
• Bond prices set for Lavonia hospital financing
• Hart County library seeks public’s views in online survey
• Hart County group calls for new revaluation, tax board overhaul
• Stephens County sheriff warns of scam
• Taylor ordered to pay $505,500
• Family of three children living off $1,500 a month
• Trustees of multimillion-dollar PCBs settlement name Hartwell projects
• Toccoa City Commission reviews water, sewer rate study results
• Former chief sheriff's deputy Tim Busha subpoenaed by grand jury
• Clemson University President Barker stresses revenue challenges in 2011
• Dennis Temple found guilty, sentenced to 100 years
• Garnet Hanley, a chaplain and veterans advocate, dies at 85
• Council sets final vote on First Quality incentives
• Weather advisory: Upstate could get snow, sleet and freezing rain
• Anderson County Animal Shelter short on dog food, blankets
• Upstate teachers receive national certification
• Items from the former Performance Chevrolet in Seneca to be auctioned
• Starr girl gives up Justin Bieber concert tickets
• Anderson on winter weather alert
• Grandmother, 79, caring for five grandchildren
• Hit-and-run case sent to grand jury
• Stolen car crashes near Anderson-Greenville county line
• Agents pull plug on indoor pot operation
• Riley announces 2011 mayoral bid
• Michigan dad of 3 missing sons due in court
• Oconee County Council approves county-funded spaying/neutering program
• Anderson man killed when car hits tree
• Anderson School District 5 delays decision on rezoning
• Clemson basketball players stand in for Santa at Winter Wonderland event
• Cliffs CEO Jim Anthony to be honored at Clemson graduation
• Pokemon keeps its hold on players
• Dennis Temple was identified immediately as rapist, investigator says
• Ex-deputy L. Brent Moore enters plea of not guilty
• Half dozen lose jobs for refusing flu shots at AnMed Health
• Clemson projects among those approved for funding
• Tax cuts, unemployment benefits relief for many
• Woman who helps sister, nephew now needs help
• South Carolina agencies could run out of money
• Old coins mean new cash at Christmas
• Colleagues mourn loss of Toccoa fire victim
• Drivers sought to deliver meals on wheels in Anderson County
• Clemson official appointed to USDA animal health panel
• New tenant of Harvey Milk's old store draws ire
• Cannon stolen from Charleston treasure shop
• West Union gets grant to demolish hazardous school building
• City council sets terms for judges, discusses economic development
• Accuser confronts Temple on first day of trial
• County OKs First Quality agreement
• Gas prices lower in Anderson than in Greenville
• Tri-County Tech cuts $401,000 from spending mid-year
• Sixty-four years after opening practice, vet earns Communitarian award
• Shelter committee votes on final recommendations
• Upstate faces week of unseasonably cold weather
• District 5 to discuss middle school attendance zones
• Mother escapes abusive home with children, now struggling
• Radio show celebrates life of Beverly Lockridge
• Lawsuit over hospital bonds is dropped
• Ground broken for new hospital in Lavonia
• Hearsay: Boy, this car must smell pretty ripe
• Fire reported at Honea Path restaurant
• Police: Stockholm attacker was 28-year-old Swede
• Drug violence in Mexico threatens holiday travel for immigrants
• Anderson University graduates record winter class
• ‘Bev’ of Matt and Bev Morning Show dies
• Single parent needs Christmas help for her three children
• Pendleton parade presses on through threats of rain and freezing wind
• Community comes together to help Anderson boy
• Anderson City Council may give judges terms in office
• Energy grant may help City of Clemson lower costs
• Missing Anderson man located in Georgia
• Woman's best friend sticks with her through medical test
• Hundreds turn out for Iva Christmas Parade, including a goat
• Upstate residents should brace for a new round of droughts, Duk hydrologist says
• Santa Express pulls into the station in Anderson County
• GAMAC spreads holiday cheer in Anderson
• Anderson County Council to meet Monday for vote on First Quality
• Nearly 70 runners pound pavement for Brighter Christmas Fund
• Anderson charity could net $500 through Facebook contest
• Disc golf sinks a hole-in-one in the Upstate
• Christmas wreath laying ceremony in Anderson honors veterans
• Anderson authorities searching for missing man
• Tax-cut deal loaded with sweeteners
• Santa lights Beacon Star over Westminster
• Florida woman’s crusade against school led to books, lawsuits
• Freemantle appealing dismissal of lawsuit against county council members
• State service departments make cuts
• School of Troubles: Students, parents recall Carolina Springs Academy
• School of Troubles: Another chance for abandoned boarding school
• Mom tries to protect daughter, but now faces budget battles
• Oconee schools celebrate Alive At 25 program
• Clemson student charged with having gun on school property
• Independent Mail publisher Butch Hughes announces retirement
• Tri-County Tech celebrates completion of Easley campus
• Record 120 to graduate in Anderson University winter commencement
• Lavonia expects better budget year
• Franklin County asks court to dismiss tax suit
• S.C. Senate Labor Committee soliciting public testimony
• Palmetto High School to host Christmas program
• Oconee H&R Block offices will accept used computers for charity
• Foothills Area YMCA announces winter programs
• Santa Claus will ride the rails
• Student set himself ablaze, police say, burns prove fatal
• Greenville apartment fire leaves dozens of people homeless
• Greenville man charged with burning dog
• Judge declines to bar AnMed Health from firings over flu shots
• Legislature to focus on education, costs
• Paddlers to get day in court in Chattooga case
• Nurses see program, children grow up
• Wreath ceremony to honor veterans
• Bike donations slow for Salvation Army toy drive
• Pendleton leaders forge ahead with less money
• Brighter Christmas Fund Run taking to the streets Saturday
• Disaster loans available in South Carolina
• Stocks head for mixed start ahead of jobless data
• Killer sought in Greenwood shooting
• Driver killed in Abbeville County
• Oconee County readying another speculative building
• Father-to-be dies after being pinned under SUV
• A real tree for Christmas
• County sets credit agreement with First Quality
• Bond denied man accused of shooting former Anderson police officer
• Grinch steals store's decorations
• AnMed Health flu shot policy gets its day in court Thursday
• Bond denied for man charged with murder of Westside student
• Rainey predicts difficult year balancing budget
• Pickens school officials ask lawmakers for help funding budget
• Leads sought in assault case at Clemson
• Car and boat end up in lake
• Anderson University looking for founders’ descendants
• Mother raising children after husband left for younger woman
• New doctors welcomed to Hartwell
• Dolly Cooper Cemetery will hold Wreaths Across America ceremony Saturday
• Foundation donates $2,000 to Anderson Interfaith Ministries
• United Way to host pancake breakfast fundraiser
• Anderson Chamber welcomes new members
• Franklin commissioners to consider consolidating voting precincts
• Hart EMC to provide Ty Cobb Health Center with power
• Pickens teen remembered after fatal wreck
• Tiny parade-goer gives Anderson’s effort 2 thumbs up
• Anderson County pursues new job center, training with Tri-County Tech
• Anderson woman uses her stage talents to help children's faith
• Two brothers with Anderson connection sing off Monday on national TV
• Job loss makes Christmas hard for family with 2 children
• Volunteer opportunities in Anderson County for the week of Dec. 6
• Toccoa rings in holiday season
• Accident leads to death of Central teen
• Starr Christmas Parade draws hundreds
• Carson’s gets new look, new jobs
• Oconee Heritage center looking to brighten Christmas for nine boys
• Piedmont man charged with murder stays in jail
• Judge hands down first ruling in lawsuit involving Anderson County Council member
• Holiday tour shows off homes on west side of Anderson
• Christmas tree sales aren't picking up, and family needs a lot more to sell
• Officials: Unattended candle believed to be cause of Anderson house fire
• Mother needs help to provide clothes, shoes for her three children
• Family of seven rescued from burning home in Anderson
• Tree lighting a magical moment for kids, adults too
• County closer to creating bank for small businesses
• Oconee residents aid Ohio couple living in tent
• Animal shelter lowers adoption rates for season
• Finance committee wants a new leading position at animal shelter
• County investigative committee wants more records
• Father, son charged in West Union shoplifting case and car chase
• Owner denies animals mistreated on Abbeville property
• No special election in West Union
• Illness, lay-off make life hard for family of four
• Oconee County students learn about local careers
• Piedmont man charged with murder after death of 62-year-old
• Clemson Little Theater to present Christmas comedy
• Hospice to offer grief discussion Dec. 13
• Manna free food delivery will be Dec. 11
• Break-in reported at Franklin County Justice Center
• Second person sought still in mobile meth lab case in Toccoa
• Ice skaters glide around rink at Clemson
• Walhalla may get another Biemann Hotel
• Chase of shoplifting suspects ends with arrests, hospitalization
• Dads hoping to brighten their children’s faces
• Anderson committee to look at bank proposal
• Home sales continue struggle
• Pendleton considers smoking ban in restaurants
• Groups want lawmakers to work for business, too
• Unemployment benefits run out for Anderson residents
• Former Iva police officer arrested for third time
• Franklin County rejects new state water restriction mandate
• Hart Humane Society to host 'Santa Claws' photos with pets
• BBB says beware of holiday scams
• Anderson County home destroyed by fire
• Attorneys to argue AnMed flu policy next week
• Animal shelter committee hoping it will be spared
• Moore's career as deputy hit highs, lows
• Five state vehicles burned in Anderson
• Clemson University spending goes online in January
• Death attributed to Russian roulette
• Rainfall, equipment seen as causes for sewer spill
• Parents say don't split communities
• Woman takes in sister and niece, needs help this season
• Bond set for man charged in shooting case
• Play about Patsy Cline to benefit Oconee food banks
• Main Street Deli to open in new location
• Installment payments no longer seen as potenital option for Hart County taxpayers
• Ground broken for Clemson development
• Two arrested in string of Franklin County burglaries
• More than 6,000 pints of blood collected in school rivalry
• Coats for Students drive under way in Stephens County
• AnMed to present seminar: “When is it time to call in Hospice?”
• Santa Claus will ride the rails
• Greenville man arrested after leading authorities on chase in Anderson County
• Heating assistance program opens to general public today in Stephens County
• Easley teen killed in accident in Anderson County
• Storms hit Easley
• Flooding, some power outages reported in Upstate
• ‘Let it glow, let it glow’
• School District 1’s finances look good, auditor says
• Piedmont man shoots self accidentally
• Former deputy indicted on bribery, misconduct charges
• Temple asks judge to disqualify himself
• Lawmakers narrow focus for January, get committee posts
• Former Belton officer gets suspended term for kidnapping fiancee
• Road Trip! Duncan offering bus ride to Washington
• Slump in home sales hits family of nine hard
• Hearing set on suit against AnMed Health flu-shots policy
• Survey: Single-gender classes popular with students and parents
• Clemson Arts Center letting the secret out
• Franklin County to lose full-time extension agent
• Lake Hartwell 660 Coalition braces for 2011 drought
• Stephens County officials make choice about where to put road money
• Tax assessors' board rejects bid for county commissioner's control of Hart County tax office
• Proterra executive to lead Clemson First Friday seminar
• Clemson receives national award for public works
• May-Lan Plantation to host Trees for Troops weekend
• Elbert Library to offer children’s Christmas programs
• General election runoff set for today in Ga.
• Oconee County officials want concrete details about Sanctuary Pointe
• Workers from several county offices moving to Townsend building
• Pickens County father fighting extradition from Kentucky
• Judge reschedules Cunningham hearing
• Flash floods expected for Oconee, Pickens counties
• First Brighter Christmas Fund Run to be held Dec. 11
• District 1 to commend school for achievement
• Slow rise in gas prices expected in coming weeks
• Pickens escapee caught in Anderson
• Clemson professor appointed green representative
• Oconee Heritage Center to host Business After Hours
• Retired teachers’ meeting to be held at Zion Community Center
• Anderson Interfaith Ministries to hold Charity Pancake Breakfast
• Seneca High to present 'Sounds of the Season'
• Hearsay: Hartwell reader needs advice on a touchy situation
• Duncan adds Williams, Adkins to staff
• Nielsen, surely, to be remembered for Airplane
• Not folding anytime soon: Kenny Rogers performs in Anderson
• Riders suit up, strap toys to bikes for annual toy parade in Anderson
• Mother of 9-year-old who faces medical issues seeks help for Christmas
• The Storyteller: Still singing
• OMC experiences slight financial improvement in October
• Meat cutter from Anderson slices way to competition for third year
• Gun buyers in Anderson turn out for tax-free holiday
• Small Business Saturday pushes local commerce
• Only "green" energy powers Clemson-Carolina game
• Clemson and Carolina fans can get along, even when not united on game day
• Volunteer opportunities in the Upstate for the week of Nov. 28, 2010
• Woman with two loved ones facing medical issues seeks help
• Mother's death brings wondering, astonishment, hurt
• Christmas tree festival to benefit Hospice of the Foothills
• Ga.'s Tugaloo State Park to close Dec. 4- 5 while deer hunts happen
• Montepara asks for lawyer Griffin’s libel suit to be dismissed
• Funeral for Cocky brings out the Clemson faithful
• Father accused of taking daughter remains in Ky. jail
• Man who was shot in chest hoping for help this Christmas
• USDA preparing for surveys
• First-ever Small Business Saturday planned
• S.C.'s Black Friday sales include some tax-free guns
• Family dog nearly beaten to death in Anderson County
• Search for new Toccoa city manager continues
• Immigration crackdown debated in S.C.
• Following spiritual advice, S.C. woman leaves gun on grave
• Man barricades himself in house, then shoots himself
• Animal shelter advisers review year’s work
• Two sisters reunite after 56 years apart
• Federal reporting guidelines give incomplete picture of crime on Clemson campus
• Eastside meal ‘a blessing’ for Thanksgiving eve
• Man accused of kidnapping girl returned to Pickens County
• Anderson man says home invaders assaulted him
• Oconee, Seneca move forward on Propex property
• Thanksgiving by the numbers
• Pickens girl faked illness after father took her from home
• Oconee Council approves bond issue for assisted-living development
• Pendleton to honor longtime doctor, light up Village Green
• Former Clemson, Carolina players to attend rally
• Disabled man has no family, turns to Brighter Christmas Fund
• Outgoing Oconee probate judge to stay as associate
• Stephens County commissioners approve hospital bond refinancing proposal
• Parents speak up at rezoning meeting
• Thief makes quick work of stealing valuables from downtown cars
• Anderson police still looking for motive in drive-by shooting
• Anderson’s longest parade set for Sunday
• Our Daily Bread in Seneca expects 2,300 for free meal
• Kidnapping suspect being returned to Clemson
• Father arrested in Kentucky after taking child from Pickens
• Clemson recognized for commitment to diversity
• Clemson promotes diversity with variety of programs
• New trustees take seats on Pickens school board
• Holiday season can bring fire hazards, experts say
• Clemson council approves pay increase to cover medical costs
• Brooks Center will present 'Christmas in Breton' with Natalie MacMaster
• John T. Acorn earns Clemson Distinguished Emeriti Award
• Duke Energy contributes to customers in need
• Ga. transportation department preparing to spend contingency money
• Toys for Tots gearing up in Toccoa
• U.S. condemns North Korean attack on South Korea
• Mother of four needs help this holiday
• City council moves forward with changes to Anderson's D.B. Walker Park
• Gifts expand Jones Gap park by more than 500 acres
• Oconee County signs land purchase, pending council approval
• Free-range turkeys a hit at Clemson Poultry Club sale
• Anderson County legislators set to allot recreation grants
• Haven of Rest cooking dinners for 2,000 in need at Thanksgiving
• Georgia to reopen roads for holiday travelers
• Cost of Thanksgiving dinner up this year
• Tigers donate equipment for Liberty High School band
• Anderson police looking for drive-by shooter
• AnMed Health star lighting to be held Nov. 30
• Hearsay: Banty hen in Honea Path needs new home before Rhode Island crew get to her
• Woman never tired of teaching, traveling, music
• ‘Office spouse’ shares intimacies of the workplace
• ASO celebrates 35 years with program from the past
• Police seek suspect in death of man in Piedmont
• Body pat-downs are only option at GSP for travelers
• Time has been kind to Englishman who adopted U.S.
• Bills fall short of income for mother of 2; she asks for winter coats
• As world warms, negotiators give talks another try
• Volunteer opportunities in the Upstate for the week of Nov. 21, 2010
• Trees auctioned in Anderson to help abuse victims
• Med tech giant brings cash to state’s bioengineering research
• Turkey dinner giveaway in Anderson draws hundreds
• Mother seeks help affording clothes to keep children warm
• Veterans' motorcycle club honors POWs, those missing in action
• Plugging in to the season in Anderson
• Survey: Clemson students would chose school again
• Clemson council to consider pay hikes to cover medical cost increases
• Bond set for man charged after theft, fire and Boys and Girls Club in Anderson
• Meals packaged in Clemson to be sent to African schoolchildren
• Northwest corner of S.C. is “crucible of life” worth preserving, naturalist says
• Family hoping to find financial salvation in Christmas tree sales
• Anderson officials to look at downtown proposals again
• Frat brothers carry the football … 138 miles
• Deputies charge second man connected to theft, fire at Boys and Girls Club
• Santa arrives, gets right to work greeting little ones
• Another arrest made in crackdown on drugs
• Oconee County breaks ground on 245-mile broadband network
• Gas prices likely to remain steady, experts say
• Mother trying to provide memorable Christmas season for child with health issues
• Bond denied for man shot by deputy in Pickens
• Walhalla police chief says legal opinion vindicates department’s stance
• Woman uses Facebook to help Elberton family
• Judge finds probable cause for arrest in shooting case
• Deputies looking for second suspect in theft at Boys & Girls Club in Anderson
• Officials are investigating a house fire on Griffin Road
• Clemson girl found in Atlanta
• Parent protests rezoning process for District 5 schools
• Community helps AIM blow out 20 candles
• Enchanted, fans flock to see latest Harry Potter movie
• Arrests broke up major drug ring, law officers say
• Groundbreaking set for new Lavonia hospital
• Pickens man recovering after being shot by deputies
• Groundbreaking on new Lavonia hospital set
• Vet techs get healthy dogs, cats adopted out
• Missing Clemson girl may be in Atlanta area, police say
• Salvation Army supplying Thanksgiving meals for about 500 people
• Family of seven is struggling after accident
• Couple hopes for a happy holiday after tough news from the doctor
• Craft sale at Clemson part of larger anti-poverty vision
• Westside to be early college school
• Unsafe bridge closed in Hart County
• Hospital bond resolution approved in Franklin County
• Better Business Bureau gives tips for online shopping safety
• Westside chorus to present Christmas concert
• Pancake breakfast to support homeless will be Saturday
• Clemson students, fans to hold Black Friday pep rally
• More than 30 arrested in raids in Abbeville, Anderson counties
• Toccoa announces water plant work for Friday
• Seattle officer shown on video kicking teen
• AMBER alert issued for missing Clemson girl
• Man shot after deputies sent to Pickens County home
• New rules place restrictions on Farmers Market sellers, wares
• Creative Christmas trees drawing kudos at the Calhoun
• $25,000 bond set for man charged with thefts, arson at Boys and Girls Club
• Hart County short on money for roads
• Bad Company coming to Seneca
• Number of homeless students growing in District 5
• Troutman case whittled down to defamation claim
• Officials to release details Thursday about raids Wednesday in Anderson
• Video images may show store burglar
• Gardner retiring from Toccoa Falls College presidency
• Group plans to “overwhelm” Oconee County with tax appeals
• Butterworth, Harden to meet with Stephens County officials
• Donors lining up, rain or shine, in blood-collection contest
• At least six are seeking clerk of court job in Anderson
• Parking tightens up, shifts for Clemson students
• Burglaries under investigation in Franklin County
• Charities work together to distribute food
• Family of injured girl sues towing company, driver
• Chavez convicted in Oconee of murder, gets life in prison
• Grads make gifts to Clemson civil engineering
• Walhalla protestor requests jury trial
• Anderson home burns early Wednesday
• United Way Of Anderson County Newsletter - November 2010
• Report: Percentage of premature births down in S.C. but not enough
• County increases stimulus bonds for green company
• Co-workers testify that Chavez threatened to kill his wife
• County, Upstate Alliance in holding pattern
• Holiday travel expected to be heavier this year
• Anderson man charged with burglary, arson at Boys and Girls Club
• Early voting to start today for run-offs in Georgia
• Hart County fiscal year 2010-11 budget is ready for vote
• Hopefuls lobby for appointment to clerk of court job
• Brighter Christmas Fund donation list 2010
• Grandmother left to raise children after her son is killed
• Rep. Powell to speak at Republican breakfast
• Memories of a ‘Miss Springmaid’
• District 5 trustees to be sworn in, discuss high school schedule
• Fire destroys silo in Williford community
• Meals on Wheels needs help for Thanksgiving
• Police looking for missing Clemson girl
• Rangel convicted of ethics violations, awaits punishment
• Greenville County deputies investigate assault and homicide
• Cash among four chosen for Gospel Music Hall of Fame
• Britian's Prince William engaged to longtime girlfriend
• Survivors light candles, share sorrow at vigil
• Bonds set for former Iva police officer
• Chavez killed wife, but it wasn’t murder, says defense attorney
• Mother needs help as she works to earn nursing degree
• Biker vets to deliver flag to Moose lodge
• Anderson Symphony to celebrate 35 years
• Man wanted for throwing paint on woman
• Anderson University to host Palmetto Boys State
• Hunt says legislative delegation holds key to school district funding
• Ethics panel deliberating in case of Congressman Rangel
• Tri-County Student Government Association to collect food and clothing
• Enrollment open for Medicare prescription drug assistance
• Anderson University to host Christmas First Night Program
• Five Georgia schools receive Energy Star rating
• Hearsay: Free fruit trees, busted watermelons, and unused leaf blowers a lot to ponder
• Shanghai high-rise fire kills 42
• Troopers elaborate on wreck that killed 1, injured 4 in Toccoa
• Iran: Arms seized in Nigeria a 'misunderstanding'
• Hart County settles lawsuit over mapping costs
• Jewish jewel is a secret in need of telling
• Clemson fraternity helps keep neighborhood clean
• Salvation Army Boys, Girls Club building burns in Anderson
• Francis Marion University celebrates life after 40
• Poverty moves into the suburbs
• Parade spotlights Battle of Bulge veteran from Anderson
• Search still on for Pickens County inmate
• Pickens bluegrass 'school' keeps alive the music genre
• Grandparents raising 5 children after mom disappears
• Honea Path man dies of injuries from wreck
• S.C. firefighter killed, one injured by car while battling blaze
• Man hospitalized after accident on U.S. 76 in Anderson County
• Volunteer opportunities in Anderson County for the week of Nov. 15
• Authorities looking for man who escaped from Pickens stockade
• Anderson Arts Center presents its biggest fundraiser of the year
• Anderson civic leaders act like children for good cause
• Oyster roast raises money for children's home in Anderson
• Christmas charity launching 2010 season
• ‘A brick-and-mortar dream’ coming true in Anderson
• Trial delayed for man charged in shooting of Anderson officer in 2007
• Chavez murder trial to start Monday in Oconee County
• Oconee Vet Fest combines entertainment, honors
• Veterans honored in Anderson for being willing to "stand up ... in this new world"
• Trying to avoid the "Christmas creep"
• Council to hear from Upstate Alliance
• New board members to take office in Anderson School District 4
• Rainey steps down from Board of Economic Advisors
• Suspended Iva police officer resigns
• Tri-County Tech students relieve area shelters
• Food bank struggling in Anderson
• Controlled burn sends up heavy smoke at Belton
• Two fatal accidents reported in northeast Georgia
• Friends of Lake Keowee outlines strategy for opposing Palmetto Point marina
• Santa Claus is coming to mall next week
• Grand opening scheduled for Iva farmers' market
• Agriculture still vital part of state's economy, says state ag secretary
• Fishing bonanza expected as legacy of drought
• Rhodes Respite Care to be offered at First Presbyterian
• Bojangles’ names Carlos Peraza 'Master Biscuit Maker'
• Gem and Mineral Society to meet Tuesday
• Hart commissioners considering installment payments for taxes
• Lia Sophia names top sales adviser in Williamston
• Police investigating break-in at Grady’s
• Police seek clues in Greer killing
• Easley police cruiser involved in Greenville crash
• Oconee veterans honor first from county to die in Vietnam
• School report cards released by state
• Stephens County honors its veterans
• Oconee County environmental activist wins National Public Radio award
• Large crowd lines Seneca streets for parade honoring veterans
• Anderson County finance committee to discuss transportation priorities
• Eighth annual ministers’ cook-off benefits Safe Harbor
• Clemson students out for blood in rivalry with USC
• S.C. mom faces drug, weapon charges after girl calls 911
• Fights erupt in Greer after deadly shooting
• The Home Builders Association of Anderson to hold oyster roast
• Junior League to hold holiday market
• Hart board gives tax assessor ultimatum
• Oconee Forever to host conservation dinner presentation
• Home Builders Association to hold oyster roast in Anderson
• Foothills Garden Club to meet Tuesday
• Cops and Kids program planned once again in northeast Georgia
• Foothills Alliance Festival of Trees begins Tuesday
• Wren student charged with having a gun in school parking lot
• Pendleton Elks Lodge to hold fundraiser auction
• Area students celebrate Veterans Day
• Veterans sing praises of country
• Oconee Medical Center cardiac lab to be renovated
• The Garden House to hold Alzheimer’s candle lighting ceremony
• Fire at unoccupied Clemson house causes heavy damage, no injuries
• Lander Dance Company to perform Nov. 16-17
• Federal grand jury indicts four Upstate residents
• Clemson researchers will study plutonium for Energy Department
• No charges filed in fatal shooting at poker game
• Veterans association raising money to build carillon at cemetery
• Westside High students honor veterans
• Oconee Medical Center recognized for low infection rate
• Veterans Day brings back memories to former Marine
• Phillips removed from clerk position by governor
• Bi-Lo gifts more important in hard times
• Lake’s stakeholders skeptical of study’s findings
• Teenage wreck victim in critical condition
• Local leaders to perform children’s books and songs
• Chairman of animal shelter panel blasts resident in meeting
• Dan Reyen back at work on Hart County Board of Commissioners
• Stephens County abandons small part of Ward’s Creek Road
• Grand jury could review new Ayers case-related GBI report
• Concert to benefit Dot's Kitchen in Westminster
• Oconee council rejects planning commission recommendations
• Free community workshops will explain 2011 Medicare changes
• Lawsuit filed against special purpose tax in Franklin County
• Anderson Interfaith Ministries to hold birthday bash
• Troutman booked on felony larceny, computer charges
• Events scheduled in honor of veterans
• OMC cardiac rehab program receives accreditation
• Hanna students on Youth Advisory Board
• Georgia legislator jumps to Republican Party
• District 5 breaks ground on new elementary school
• Study says drought did not dry up economy
• Iva teen charged with breaking into police chief's truck
• Pickens County school district administration planning for new fiscal year budget
• Bi-Lo to give donations to 22 Upstate charities
• Southwest adding 1-stop flights from Upstate to Boston, Denver, Las Vegas
• Phillips pleads guilty to tax charges, gets suspended sentence
• Obama voices concerns about Mideast peace talks
• Seneca purchasing more property for Lunney Museum
• Leaders from Anderson County, economic alliance to review partnership
• Ordinance of Secession on display at Strom Thurmond Institute
• Man crashes ultralight plane into Lake Greenwood
• Two men taken to hospitals after Iva wreck
• One man dies, another remains hospitalized after shooting in Anderson
• Corps of Engineers waives day-use fees for veterans
• Georgia court OKs support group foundation's tax exemption
• Central council rejects resident’s request to be buried on his property
• 8-year-old girl found safe after search in Pickens
• City buys land and votes to allow carriages downtown
• Shelter advisers seek more access to animals
• Greenville firm to build new Walhalla High School
• Franklin County energy savings get few results
• Company bringing 24 jobs to Anderson
• Arthritis Foundation exercise classes meet Tuesdays and Thursdays
• Anderson residents collect gifts for children overseas
• Ty Cobb Healthcare welcomes Gastroenterology Associates
• Hearsay: Just where is Possum Kingdom?
• Lottery winner bought ticket from lucky store in Starr
• Bush’s memoir follows a long line of ex-presidential insider tales
• Gas prices idle for now
• Shelter adviser investigated; no problems found with animals’ health
• Weather sparks concerns about wildfires
• Runners, don’t fall for myths to enhance performance
• Haley taps Wilkins to help shape administration
• Early intervention can help curb allergies later in life
• Police need help in finding ATM thieves
• Barn fire slows elementary school traffic
• Plaque dedicated on Wall of Honor in Seneca
• State legislators, Gov.-elect Haley get ready for work
• Sea of silver gives nursing home veterans a special day
• International dinner celebrates Anderson area’s diversity
• Woman shares her art to help reach abuse victims
• Man taken to hospital after accident near Williamston
• Some commercial subjects are too personal
• Seventh annual Mistletoe Market gets Anderson into the spirit
• Clemson honors fallen soldiers
• After 71 happy years, 96-year-olds renew vows
• Balloons take flight on second day of festival in Anderson
• Anderson City Council may let horses on the street, and entertainers on the sidewalks
• Anderson man faces charges after shooting in Belton
• Multiple festivals planned for Toccoa this weekend
• Anderson man sentenced to 35 years for child molestation
• Greenville County deputy shot in raid, bond hearing set
• Weather keeps balloonists grounded on first day of event
• Committee votes to sever county’s financial ties to Upstate Alliance
• Shelter adviser removed from committee
• Two shot at home in Belton
• Toccoa, Lavonia participating in Mayors’ Christmas Motorcade
• U.S. Rep. Paul Broun seeking applications from potential Congressional pages
• Anderson man dies after car runs off road in Honea Path
• Senior Solutions to offer driver-safety program
• Nov. 12 is the deadline for military holiday mail
• Oconee Heritage Museum to hold volunteer work days
• ETV to present series on South Carolinians in war
• Hart County Humane Society hosts November events
• School consolidation to get consideration next year
• Tour de La France on national radar as ‘elite’ race
• Franklin County school board to vote on tax referendum
• Upstate Senior Expo in Anderson attracts more than 1,000
• Coroner: Pedestrian killed by first of several vehicle blows
• School boards start looking at budget cuts
• Carolina Foothills Heritage Fair combines fun, history
• District officials meet with residents about redrawing school lines
• Elderly pedestrian hit by multiple cars, killed
• Lavonia forms hospital authority
• City to hold more public meetings on gateways
• Franklin County commissioners consider ethics ordinance
• S.C. State House Speaker Bobby Harrell wants to retain post
• Clemson writers to read in benefit for Upstate food program
• Stephens County Hospital considering refinancing debt
• Belk Fall Charity Sale will be Saturday
• Canned food drive happening at Toccoa-Stephens County YMCA
• Oakwood dinner auction fundraiser will be Nov. 13
• Vehicle strikes utility pole after chase in Anderson; driver now sought by authorities
• Friends of Lake Keowee to conduct forum Nov. 11
• Floyd announces county plan to buy houses in floodplain, expand park
• Anderson native awarded Order of Palmetto
• AU choir to join Rogers in Anderson concert
• Vote totals turned in Friday
• Police still looking for woman following wreck
• Military Appreciation Day set at Clemson
• Democratic gains not enough for Sheheen in Anderson
• Bond denied for man charged with murder
• Georgians re-elect Broun, Isakson to Congress
• Fundraiser will benefit two organizations
• League of Women Voters to host presentation on Savannah River
• Blue Ridge Orchid Society to meet Monday
• Anderson Elks to sponsor Soccer Shoot Friday
• Williamston council considers property purchase
• QuickBooks class begins Monday
• $25 flu shots available throughout region
• Burning meth lab found in Honea Path
• Meetings start for input on new school attendance lines
• Williamston to recount votes in election
• Republicans celebrate, set sights on reducing government
• Newly-elected school board members already at work
• Anderson County council picks up budget battle
• Royston voters approve homestead exemption for those age 65 and older
• Neighborhoods, downtown projects on city agenda
• Dyer says she won’t run again for Congress
• Easley family eager to adopt Ethiopian girl
• Campaign consultant arrested on charges of making improper ‘robo-calls’
• Corridor aimed at protecting connector neighborhood, but not guaranteed
• Dunn wins re-election to Anderson County Council
• Toastmasters offer free public speaking training
• Waters defeats Loftis for Anderson County Council seat
• Manna free food distribution scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 13:
• Democrat Floyd easily wins re-election
• Walhalla Woman’s Club to serve Sunday dinner
• Voters in Franklin, Hart counties approve local option sales taxes
• 'Carat' cupcake fundraiser to be held Tuesday
• Bowen wins re-election to lake-area House 8 seat
• Heavy voter turnout reported across state
• Thayer wins District 9 seat in S.C. House in midst of busy day
• SLED issues warrants for election robo calls
• Andrews keeps seat on Stephens County board
• Cooper wins landslide state House race
• Haley to be South Carolina's first woman governor
• Former coach Smith wins Burriss school board seat
• Burgess wins Anderson County school board seat
• Duncan wins race for 3rd District congressional seat
• Republicans win two Hart County commission seats
• Johns defeats Orr to win Oconee County probate judge post
• Gillespie unseats Skelton on Pickens school board
• District 4 school board gains three new faces
• Martin wins Pickens County Council seat
• Most incumbents win re-election in Anderson School Districts 1, 2 and 3
• Lowery wins re-election to Franklin County Board of Education
• Lavonia Welcome Neighbors meets Tuesday
• Discover Anderson Class 15 will begin in January
• Sandy Springs Fire Department board to meet
• West Union woman's death ruled an accident
• State, local offices on ballot in Georgia
• Schools closed for Election Day
• Preparations underway for Beesmart Spelling Bee
• SC Troopers begin crackdown in Upstate, Horry County
• Brighter Christmas Fund application forms available
• Another well on Hilton Head lost to salt water
• Hilton Head turns to Savannah waters as salt intrudes
• West Union woman dies in tractor accident
• Investigation continues in Easley shooting death
• Election Day to be cloudy, cool
• Busy, but sober, day expected at the polls
• Liberty man accused of murder awaiting bond hearing
• Williamston council considers property purchase
• Central holds public hearing on plan to improve traffic and parking
• Hearsay: Lost anniversary bracelets and free walnuts
• Georgia voters need photo ID
• Thousands turn out for Seneca’s Halloween on the Green
• Easley man is fatally shot
• Pendleton band wins second straight state championship
• Kickboxing champion finds her place in the classroom again
• Trying to figure out what - and when- Halloween is can be tough
• More than scares at Boo in the Park in Williamston
• Head-on wreck in Belton area leaves 4 with only minor injuries
• Police report quiet Devil's Night in Anderson
• Halloween by the numbers
• Volunteer opportunities in Anderson County for the week of Nov. 1
• Walgreens included in international disabilities report
• Oconee County probate judge race sees “new generation” challenge
• Jobs and spending are topics in S.C. House District 10 race
• Write-in candidate challenging incumbent in Anderson County Council District 4
• Seven square off for Anderson School District 5 seat
• Candidates for Anderson School District 5 Board of Trustees at large seat
• Event teaches children in Anderson about safety
• Haley, Zais campaign in Upstate
• Monsters head to Anderson Mall for candy
• Fans line up early for Kenny Rogers tickets
• GOP candidates to gather at Civic Center in Anderson
• Burgess faces write-in opponent in race for Anderson County Board of Education seat
• Southern Wesleyan president announces retirement
• Authorities in Stephens County look for man who is subject of felony warrants
• The ghost hunters
• Key differences divide two candidates in race for S.C. governor
• Investigators say Williamston man set fire to cover up burglary
• Anderson School District 4 has two three-candidate races
• Firefighters respond to multiple calls in Anderson County; no injuries reported
• Deadlines near for absentee voting
• High school exit exams scores for S.C. released this morning
• Three fires spark questions
• Feds release study of fatal Charleston store fire
• Arts group to introduce Dr. Don Campbell at dinner Nov. 5
• Rogers tickets on sale Friday
• District 4 has two three-candidate races for school board
• Grant plugs law enforcement into computer crime world
• Escaped Abbeville inmate turns himself in wearing clothes
• Report recommends School District 1 for accreditation
• District 5 candidates consider race a referendum on council’s actions
• Two schools win statewide award
• Booth focuses on positive in tough year for Tri-County Tech
• Clemson council members keep on working without running
• Longtime co-owner of restaurant remembered as ‘great lady’
• Toccoa switching employee health insurance
• Barnes says Atlanta doesn’t need water from Savannah basin
• Lavonia cemetery tour set for Halloween
• Vigil held in remembrance of domestic violence victims
• Candidates make final stops in northeast Georgia
• Downtown dancers enjoy last block party of the year
• Voters reminded that photo identification will be required at polls in Georgia
• Liberty man charged with fatal Wednesday shooting
• Officials investigating shooting death of Liberty man
• Seneca police arrest three on drug charges
• Expert spells out what Sheheen, Haley need
• Political newcomers vie to represent county council District 6
• Haley, Sheheen crisscross state
• Boo Expo a 'blast' in Seneca
• Some Anderson school board races contested
• Community garden sprouts on Anderson’s westside
• Some students off until after Election Day
• Early voting to end Friday in Georgia
• Anderson teen charged with assault on school mascot
• Singer Kenny Rogers to perform in Anderson
• Shelter committee hears plan for spaying-and-neutering clinic
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• Bond granted for man accused of shooting at grandma
• Stephens County commissioners work on transportation tax project list
• Investigators find 10 more illegal workers involved with school site
• Pickens County school board members say reduction in size of teaching force likely next year
• District 2 council candidates well known to voters
• Clinton heads to Asia to assure China's neighbors
• Anderson County Democratic Party offers ride to the polls
• Gas debt refinancing approved for Toccoa
• Man who shot at, knocked down grandmother turns himself in
• GlaxoSmithKline settles bad drug case for $750M
• Clemson architecture students work on plan for EPA Superfund site
• 2 rescued from boat in Ga.'s Wassaw Sound
• World of Energy and Clemson host student art exhibit
• Apple says white iPhone 4 delayed until spring
• November events planned at T. Ed Garrison Livestock Arena
• John Wesley Garden dedication will include fun run/walk
• Action postponed on proposal for Stephens County Sheriff's Office vehicle funds
• Safe Harbor to build shelter in Oconee County
• Abbeville inmate escapes custody, sheds clothes, vanishes
• Groundbreaking planned in December for hospital at Lavonia
• Red, blue balloons rise in memory of the fallen
• Stolen truck found in Saluda River
• Gateway construction should start in spring
• Red Ribbon Week warns students against drugs
• Chili cook-off brings a crowd downtown
• Most little spooks expected to be out Saturday
• Inflatable house a tool to teach fire safety
• Senate race in Alaska is bitter and unpredictable
• Residents explore ideas for shaping region’s future
• Toccoa commissioners speak about plans for hiring of new city manager
• Man escapes flipped truck with minor injuries
• Residents say planned Lake Keowee restaurant bad for the community
• Lunch program makes money for District 1 school system
• Jane Dyer continues '30 Towns in 30 Days' tour in 3rd District:
• Nikki Haley will be in Seneca on Saturday
• Domestic violence awareness vigil postponed until Wednesday evening in Hartwell
• Dictionary project under way in Stephens County
• United Way event bringing in people in from across state
• Planned Halloween events in the Anderson area
• Corps colonel prays for rain, too
• Police still searching for man who knocked grandma down, fired rifle
• District 8 House candidates pitch solutions for $1B budget hole
• Car accident leads Anderson police to wanted man
• Hearsay: Doughboy statue's restoration in doubt
• Driver-safety program to be offered at Pendleton Library
• Residents’ views wanted on redrawing school zones
• Three candidates offer opposing visions in 3rd District race
• Accreditation under way for District 1 schools
• Student jumps to avoid train, dies
• Students help remodel house for Anderson Interfaith Ministries
• Rain not enough to offset current shortage
• Subcommittee gives no specifics for changing state accommodations tax spending
• Pickens County Public Service Commission gets updates on sewer projects
• Gas prices in Upstate drop a few cents
• Anderson City Council gives tourism money to 17 projects
• Subcontractor taken off Pickens school job
• Conservation key to sustaining Savannah basin, experts agree
• Advisory panel to discuss animal shelter
• Police looking for man fleeing on four-wheeler
• Piedmont man dies after crashing motorcycle into truck
• Belton teen finding his way, thankful for a second chance
• ALS sufferer learns to love again
• Concern about Pendleton crime has mayor considering changes
• Sugarfoot Festival in Honea Path attracts record-high number of vendors
• Volunteer opportunities for the week of October 24
• Anderson man peddling 4,250 miles for Parkinson's disease awareness
• Anderson University front lawn named "Alumni Lawn" at homecoming
• Racers set sail at annual Hospice Regatta in Anderson
• Faster help for the heart: New Cardiac Care system in place at Clemson home football games
• Group plans forum in Anderson about Upstate's future
• Anderson City Council to discuss what projects will get accommodations tax revenue
• Fire expo set for Tuesday in Anderson
• Walk in the Park in Anderson to honor fallen law enforcement officers
• Pickens County Public Service Advisory Board to discuss sewer extensions/upgrades
• Businesses invited to McCants Career Day in November
• Veterans Association to meet Thursday in Anderson
• “Show Me the Candy” will be at 7 p.m. Tuesday
• Oconee Medical Center focuses on Breast Cancer Awareness
• Anderson police investigate shooting on Bellview Road
• Korey Mayfield pleads no contest in reckless homicide trial
• Oconee County administrator fires emergency director
• 7, including five children, taken to hospital after accident in Anderson County
• Pickens property owners quiz auditor about taxes
• Two dead after murder-suicide in Simpsonville
• New firm planning two plants in Anderson County
• Home heating money drops in Frankin County
• Officials consider using surplus money for five-mile recreational trail in Anderson
• Royston seeks grant for downtown developments
• Unemployment numbers fall in Anderson, statewide
• Lavonia volunteer receives Ayers Award
• Anderson University trustees agree to further consider doctoral program in ministry
• Propane torch tapped as culprit in Seneca church fire
• Challengers' war chests exceed those of Anderson County Council incumbents
• Boo in the Park event to happen in Williamston on Oct. 30
• Keowee River Scarecrow Fest set for Oct. 29-30
• Holiday meal to be provided in Toccoa for seniors
• Iva all about chili, bluegrass for a night
• Federal indictment comes down in Oconee County airport case
• Republican establishment sticks behind Haley
• Green-energy company to invest $30 million in Anderson County
• Mayfield taken to Anderson hospital's ER
• Insurance key topic in final face-off among 3rd Congressional District candidates
• Student collapses on Anderson track, dies
• Anderson University trustees begin fall meeting
• Stephens County Foundation plans event for Saturday
• Ace Hardware Store in Clemson to host rally for Jeff Duncan
• Oconee Medical Center focuses on Breast Cancer Awareness
• GOP leader criticizes Beaufort election official
• AnMed closes detox unit
• Mystery giver leaves $10,000 in World Trade Center donation box
• Judge denies Temple's request for another attorney
• Ga. firefighter suspended for video of dead woman
• Chain saw attacker pleads guilty but mentally ill
• Mayfield taken to hospital's ER
• Imagine that: Columnist Sharon Randall visits AnMed Health
• National magazine features Anderson council woman, radio station
• Cooking up a good, tasty time in Iva
• Candlelight vigil set in Hartwell to remember victims of domestic violence
• Study indicates wind could generate S.C. energy
• A Centennial Homecoming: Festivities set for this weekend at Anderson University
• S.C. Pride schedules vigil for suicide victims
• Former Clemson University official denies taking computer
• Dealer offers reward after Hartwell trailer lot vandalized
• GOP loyalists split with Haley campaign
• Anderson County Council still weighing how to restrict use of county-owned cell phones
• One lane of S.C. 81 in Anderson to close
• No indicators seen yet that Seneca church fire might have been arson
• Pink Out for Breast Cancer will be Monday
• Republican women to meet Oct. 25
• Tri-County Tech is only applicant from S.C. to receive Title III grant
• Genealogy Expo canceled
• ‘Feeling Blue’ seminar canceled
• Fired Anderson deputy becomes factor in reckless homicide trial
• Temple hearing in Anderson Thursday
• West Union council member resigns, former employee remains fired
• Student, 20, heads police in Mexico drug corridor
• Charity Sailing Regatta scheduled at Lake Hartwell
• More arrests possible in case of bomb threat
• Elementary principals looking for ways to improve grades, schools
• Break-in reported at North Georgia Technical College Currahee Campus
• Renovation complete at several Lavonia Housing Authority apartments
• Former Clemson official indicted on larceny, computer crime charges
• Construction progressing in Anderson School District 5
• Broun hosting Congress on the Square events this week
• Gas prices to hold steady, experts say
• S.C. House District 8 candidates prepare for final stretch
• Out-of-state cash helps fill campaign coffers in 3rd Congressional District race in S.C.
• Oconee County Council postpones vote on new comprehensive plan
• Plans for old Appleton Mill site in Anderson still in early stages
• Department of Education awards $1.7 million in grants to S.C. technical colleges
• Transportation department commission to meet Friday
• Wags to Witches animal adoption promotion will be Oct. 24-31
• Daniel High to host Ministers' Cook-Off Nov. 11
• Anderson Federal Credit Union to conduct free Shred Day and computer disposal event
• Foothills Community Foundation helps American Red Cross meet challenges
• Clemson markets to high school counselors to boost rankings
• Veterans benefits seminar set for today in Toccoa
• Opening arguments presented in reckless homicide case in Anderson
• Hearsay: Dealing with Dumpsters, scary fake rocks and Possum Kingdom
• Anderson-area temperatures inching toward the norm for fall
• S.C. House District 8 candidates to appear at Tri-County Tech Anderson campus
• Anderson School District 3 bus drivers credited with helping to save man's life
• CPR switch: Chest presses first, then give breaths
• Anderson-area tattoo parlors ink variety of people
• Hikers celebrate National Wildlife Refuge Week
• Anderson animal shelter committee discusses euthanasia guidelines
• Terror plot cooperator in trouble again in New York City
• Burglary reported at Party City in Anderson
• Man charged in deadly Iva crash to head to court today
• Man who died in traffic accident in Oconee County identified
• Trial to begin in death of D.C. intern Chandra Levy
• Jury seated in reckless homicide case
• League of Women Voters of the Clemson Area to sponsor candidate forum
• Deputy injured when vehicle struck from behind Monday
• South Carolina universities awarded more than $2 million in grants
• United Disciples offers free self-defense class
• Fire damages former Seneca church
• Motorcyclist found dead by walker in Oconee County
• Oconee County Adult Ed director tells of how his journey helps his students
• French minister: No fuel shortage at Paris airport
• Anderson coroner says Belton man died of gunshot wound to leg
• Iraq's Allawi charges Iran destabilizing Mideast
• Tips about preventing children from dangers on the Internet
• Anderson-area law enforcement agents fight child pornography
• Anderson authorities warn about possible dangers of sending pictures electronically
• Tom Swift: What a day is like for a man who suffers from ALS
• Anderson County Council to consider restrictions on use of county-owned cell phones
• Walhalla's Oktoberfest means “gemutlichkeit”
• Salvation Army of Anderson ready to take Angel Tree applications
• Literacy Festival provides free books to children in Anderson
• Band festival marches on in Hartwell
• Volunteer opportunites in the Upstate for the week of Oct. 17, 2010
• Man dies after confrontation with Anderson sheriff's deputies
• Bond set for man charged with setting off bomb in Central
• At least two write-in candidates seeking offices in Anderson County
• Severely wounded soldier describes Ft. Hood spree
• Man shot in confrontation with sheriff's deputies at Belton
• Fans, players fired up at Clemson basketball pep rally
• Daughter gives father life-saving gift
• Program aims at catching poachers in Georgia
• Man charged with threat to blow up school in Franklin County
• Clemson board votes to lower tuition
• Marching bands to perform at festival in Hartwell
• Auditions rescheduled at Electric City Playhouse
• 'Sidstock' benefit poker run will be Nov. 6:
• Matty’s to hold fundraiser Nov. 8
• Elderly Westminster man dies after spending night outdoors
• Walhalla fire ruled arson
• Two school boards to meet next week
• Hart school officials reviewing anti-bullying rules
• Deer season: Woods beckon hunters
• 32nd annual Oktoberfest opens in Walhalla
• Seneca cuts ribbon on park-and-ride facility
• Literacy Festival moves to Farmer’s Market
• Lawyer Griffin files libel lawsuit against Michael Montepara
• Trustees: Give students time to reduce alcohol violations
• Price, finish date for East-West Connector still under negotiation
• Oconee County can resume airport project
• Salem’s police chief resigns, search for a new one begins
• Central police chief uncertain about type of device used in explosion
• TD Bank supports Peace Center project, Children's Museum
• Anderson Tea Party to hold House delegation forum
• Harvest Hope Food Bank to hold grand opening
• Foundation will match up to $5K in donations to Red Cross
• Team sets up ‘bat valves’ at county building
• Toccoa gets interim city manager
• Pendleton, Scotland students to exchange visit
• S.C. town approves business immigration measure
• Student wins state entrepreneurial award
• Mellow Mushroom finds fertile ground in downtown
• Mother of school board member dies after wreck
• Anderson officials want residents’ thoughts on gateways, housing project
• Staying active means cheaper insurance, rewards for some employees
• Student-run conference center impresses state leaders
• ‘Bat team’ headed to county building
• Biologist urges court to compel more sediment removal from Twelve Mile Creek
• All the miners brought safely to the surface
• Explosion damages car at apartment complex in Central
• Hugs seen around the world as rescue goes global
• Republicans will meet Monday
• Candlelight vigils to promote awareness of domestic violence
• Local and county NAACP chapters to meet
• Boys and Girls Club to hear designer Carol Hannah Whitfield
• Engineering students to hold 5K run to benefit Haiti project
• Clemson to host presentations on entrepreneurship
• Official says Hart County tax digest a year away
• Spaying, neutering clinic already booked up for Lavonia visit
• Bond denied for man facing murder charge
• Dyer continues “30 Towns in 30 Days” tour
• Meet the candidates forum to be held at Anderson County Library
• Nikki Haley to visit the Upstate on Friday
• Seneca firefighters wear pink for breast cancer awareness
• $1B budget hole dominates House election forum
• Salvation Army taking requests for assistance
• District 5 committee meets about Glenview Middle site
• Third Toccoa city manager resigns within one year
• Bond hearing Wednesday for one of three charged in shooting death
• Abbeville County Council members upset over animal abuse case
• Bats hanging out in Anderson County building
• Former student returns to special-needs classroom to teach
• Pickens County Council candidates differ on issues
• Attorney asks for hearing on AnMed flu shot policy
• Salem to expand fire department
• First miner brought to surface in Chile
• Attacks by rabid animals on the rise
• Benefit concert set for new Westminster soup kitchen
• Elbert Library celebrates 50th anniversary
• Genetics and genealogy to be discussed at Central-Clemson Library
• Labor commissioner says help coming for laid-off workers
• Group plans lawsuit if special tax passes in November
• Report: Stephens Federal Bank largest in Stephens County
• Council approves incentives for developer of Bleckley Inn
• Man in fight after USC game dies being hit by truck
• Adviser: Animal shelter in better shape, still needs improvement
• East-West Connector meeting is Thursday
• Hearsay: Odd-looking building in Starr a water tower
• Seneca holds brief Monday meeting
• State launches literacy program at area schools
• Veterans Council to host prostate cancer awareness meeting
• Hagood Storytelling Festival will be Saturday
• Duke Energy to test sirens Wednesday
• Delta Sigma Theta to host candidate forum
• Absentee voting to begin
• Summer-like weather matches October 1936 record
• Legislators to meet with public
• Johnny Rozakos remembered for 'big, big heart'
• Refined plans to be shown at East-West Connector meeting
• Contributions reflect education divide in House District 8 race
• Teenager, deputy involved in Anderson wreck
• Sheheen reaches out to moderate Republicans
• SC town's defunct helmet law brought hard feelings
• Gas goes up in Greenville area
• SC families remember domestic violence victims
• District 4 sets goals for success
• Toccoa commission to examine debt refinancing today
• Pickens school board approves bond resolution
• Tax man finds pulse for state’s economy, says it’s better
• Economy, legacy mean worsening domestic violence
• Anderson County probate judge puts her energies where her heart is
• Troopers seek vehicle in fatal accident in Easley
• Fire damages Greenwood County saw mill
• First 'Pete's' operator in Anderson dies
• Walk in Anderson raises more than $60K for Alzheimer's research
• Anderson School District 2 trustees to discuss audit results
• Anderson Schoool District 4 trustees to discuss finances
• Cornhole tournament raises money for Anderson Free Clinic
• Larry Holmes, Danny Ford sign autographs at Kia of Anderson event
• Volunteer opportunities in Anderson for the week of Oct. 11
• Minister says Wednesday mine rescue likely in Chile
• Man who killed 3 at Sam Donaldson’s New Mexico ranch freed
• Man with debilitating disease helps others evaluate their own lives
• Anderson City Council to consider recreation projects, possible incentives
• Retired federal employees to meet
• Anderson Artists Guild will meet
• Local group designs video game for Facebook
• More than 55 alcohol-related arrests made on homecoming weekend
• Congressional candidates outspoken about their faith
• Mapping technology a boost for emergency responders
• AnMed Rehabilitation Hospital receives national honor
• Sheriffs of five counties strengthen ties
• West Union assistant clerk-treasurer's job eliminated
• Advisory committee to discuss no-kill animal shelter in Anderson
• Technology in the classroom
• Organizing for America seeks volunteers
• Anderson Chamber to host candidates forum
• Oconee County Republican Headquarters is open
• Candidate Vincent Sheheen to visit Anderson
• Wreck sends family, Anderson man to AnMed Health
• Pendleton Gem & Mineral Society to meet Oct. 19
• Oktoberfest is coming to Walhalla this month
• Franklin County awaiting word on grant money for water system expansion
• Christmas assistance program application process to begin in Toccoa
• Blue Ridge Orchid Society will meet Monday
• Holiday shopping event to benefit Anderson Cancer Association
• United Daughters of the Confederacy to mark graves
• Extension offices prepare to cut back hours
• Garden prepares to lose Clemson funding
• Walgreens hosting Cornhole tournament to help free clinic
• Disability Fair, awards ceremony to be held next week in Anderson
• AnMed facing increase in unpaid health care services
• Leaders say little time offered for complaints during accommodations-tax hearing
• Grant helps to put up signs on Fant's Cove horse trails
• Anderson County Council cancels Nov. 2 meeting
• Candidate forum planned in Stephens County
• New scams targeting seniors in northeast Georgia
• Toccoa officials consider debt refinancing
• Pickens school board to allow public comment on bond resolution
• Job fair set for Friday at North Georgia Tech Currahee Campus
• Pendleton man charged with disturbing school at Clemson
• Anderson gets three-year deal to host triathlon
• Candidates clash on Social Security, health care
• Tri-County Tech tuition to go down $105
• Apartments in Lavonia complex are being renovated
• Westminster resident sentenced for January shooting
• Council restricts Burns’ ability to pledge county support
• Clemson student charged with felony marijuana possession
• Auditor to speak to Pickens County Taxpayers
• Drug charges follow traffic stop in Anderson County
• Lake Hartwell Hamfest will be Saturday
• Hanna students suspended after arrests
• Adoption fundraiser to be held Saturday
• Piedmont Blood Center in Spartanburg shutting down
• Mobile spaying and neutering unit to visit Lavonia
• Georgia leaf watch website up and running
• Downtown Market opens in Royston
• Fire prevention week happening in Georgia
• Royston receives $400,000 grant
• New fine structure approved for those who speed in Lavonia
• Belhaven Road building to house photo studio and youth center in Anderson
• Burning tires force firefighters to wear oxygen tanks
• Seneca man charged in Oconee County burglaries
• Clemson students, faculty scour campus for trash
• Threats against former girlfriend triggered Hanna incident
• Anderson Area YMCA kicks off shoe collection for scholarship fund
• Health center in Clemson to expand care to underserved
• Tri-County Tech leaders mourn commissioner's death
• Anderson students join national experiment
• Foothills Alliance looking for a few good decorators in Anderson
• Candidates spar over cyber bullying, other issues
• Road name spelling decision delayed in Franklin County
• Candlelight vigil against domestic violence to be held Thursday
• Recycling meeting to be held at Anderson Library Oct. 23
• Shriners’ Benefit Bike Ride will be Saturday
• Benefit Cruise-In will be Saturday
• Patsy Cline sing-alike winner to give free concert
• Botanical Garden to hold plant sale
• Anderson University, Clemson make top 100 list
• Clemson alumnus: Gift reflects value of education
• Security camera footage could help Montepara case
• Flu shots slow arriving at public health clinics
• Tri-County Tech students to hear congressional candidates
• Teen mother charged with neglecting infant in Spartanburg
• Six Mile man dead after crashing into utility pole
• Clements criticizes DeMint on gay teacher issue
• Council approves more money for investigation
• Transportation focus of joint meeting in Stephens County
• Oconee County hopes to end dispute with federal emergency agency
• High school end-of-course exam scores in S.C. up for all subjects and demographic groups
• County lures new manufacturer with tax breaks
• Work on railroad crossing will require detour for drivers
• Six more arrested following T.L. Hanna High incident
• Lavonia council member Canady hospitalized
• West Pelzer road to close
• Two injured in Pendleton wreck released from hospital
• Deputies called to T.L. Hanna High School
• Pickens school board votes for bonds for middle school renovation
• Williamston council, mayor to get monthly pay
• County council candidate subpoenaed in libel case
• Oconee County looking to link with other broadband networks
• Three from Georgia held in Oconee County jail
• Hearsay: One terrific tuber from Muddy Toes Farm
• Candidate objects to exclusion from debates
• League of Women Voters to sponsor candidate forum
• Clemson employees recognized by college housing officers group
• $500,000 gift will support Clemson academic programs
• BMW announces plans to hire 600
• AnMed Faith and Health Series seminar to be held Oct. 13
• Plant Swap will be Oct. 16
• Tri-County Tech trustees authorize tuition reduction
• Chilly weather heralds turning of the leaves
• Duke Energy, local charities offer assistance to those trying to stay warm
• Pendleton honors Army Sports Hall of Fame inductee
• Plaintiffs inquire about polluted mud still in Twelve Mile Creek
• Buddy Walk draws hundreds for Down syndrome fundraiser in Anderson
• Farm picnic features fresh foods, locally grown
• Clemson meeting on alcohol issues focuses on solutions
• After the hunt: Gator processing
• Georgia man talks of weathering storms in his ship-building days
• Man cited in Pendleton accident that injures three
• Visitors say Anderson 'outstanding' site for Scotish festival
• Bowie Old Farm Show in Iva triggers memories
• In search of the resting place of Old Fly, a veteran mule
• Fire damages Anderson County home
• Rates going up at Oconee Medical Center; Greenville Hospital System increases prices
• Standpipe festival draws record number in Belton
• Eighth Annual Currahee Military Weekend reconnects veterans, town, everyone
• Early game times ties up traffic in Clemson
• Registration deadline approaching for inaugural Tiger Trot in Iva
• Talks continue about possible Franklin County ethics board
• Graduates enjoy Clemson Black Alumni Council homecoming tailgate
• Convention center proposed for site of vacant grocery store in Clemson
• Anderson County to consider industrial park, incentives for manufacturer
• Students pitch plan to curb Clemson alcohol abuse
• Dupree promises to stir the pot
• School walks highlight need for safer routes
• AnMed Health opens Kids’ Care, a minor-care facility for children
• Haley faces discord
• Comic-Con to stay in San Diego for 5 more years
• Anderson man denies trying to abduct girl
• No bond set for Anderson man charged with attempted kidnapping
• Committee supports ‘forensic audit’ of clerk of court’s office
• Westminster man trapped in truck could not breathe
• County finance committee approves more money for investigation
• Anderson city, county leaders not ready to make joint money commitments
• Tigerama a roaring good time for Clemson students, fans
• Judge declines to dismiss hit-and-run charge in fatal Anderson accident
• Voter registration deadline nearing in Georgia for November election
• ETV to televise series of debates by political candidates
• Toccoa store plans fundraiser for abused horses
• Former Franklin County High School women’s basketball coach Bearden dies
• Democrats to host candidate for attorney general
• Free spaying/neutering event to be offered in October in Lavonia
• Lavonia man still recovering a month after hit and run
• Candidate to visit Lavonia
• Sportsman Festival for Families set in Calhoun Falls
• Tri-County Tech to offer residential builders exam preparation course
• AnMed Health to offer free prostate screenings
• Tigerama to return to Clemson
• PSC approves Duke fuel rate increase
• Case of stabbing death sent to grand jury
• City stands firm against Bowen’s warnings
• Summer emergency drill in Upstate wins national recognition
• Belton woman charged with taking more than $800,000
• Jobless benefit applications drop to 453K
• College leaders seek to determine effect of building moratorium
• Secret sex video linked to N.J. student's suicide
• Anderson man charged with attempted kidnapping
• State patrol investigating fatal accident in Oconee County
• City, county leaders to discuss swim center, connector, transit
• Westminster man found dead in his truck
• Man taken to hospital after wreck on I-85
• League of Women Voters to hold candidates’ forum
• Boston police hunt shooting suspects who killed 4
• AnMed to open Kids’ Care this week
• South Korean tracks down war-era benefactor 59 years later in California
• Lake's friends promote low impact development
• Franklin County officials preparing for public hearing about road name
• Anderson police looking for man who tried to abduct girl at bus stop
• Nikki Haley to speak at the Brooks Center Oct. 15
• Gilda Cobb-Hunter to speak at Thurmond Institute
• Clemson grad programs move up in national rankings
• Tri-County Tech to offer Excel class
• Bass tournament to be held at Lake Hartwell
• Anderson County Humane Society will host Furball Gala
• Stop the Violence program scheduled
• National animal rights group wants SLED to investigate Abbeville County case
• PCB dredging of Twelve Mile Creek hits snag
• More hospital workers could join flu shot lawsuit against AnMed, lawyer says
• Woman who died in crash had suffered insulin shock
• City officials plan park improvements on Eastside
• Selling a car? Couple pretend to want a test drive, then steal your wheels
• Students commended for achievement
• Dyer to begin “30 Towns in 30 Days” tour Friday
• Church cook-off in Anderson to help Safe Harbor
• Deadline for voter registration is Saturday
• Buddy Walk to take place Sunday at Anderson University
• Showcase to light up career paths
• Clemson emeritus professor to receive award
• Bowen says $11.35 million lawsuit looms if out-of-city water rates not lowered
• Belton woman killed when vehicle hits brick column
• Governor says colleges should brace for more cuts
• Oconee moves forward with plans for new jail
• Next court date uncertain in Cunningham lawsuit
• Pickens school board gives preliminary approve to additional construction work
• City’s Recreation Committee to meet Wednesday
• Deadline approaching to register to vote in November general election
• Carnival in Honea Path to benefit Alzheimer’s Association
• Thousands may owe NC for unemployment overpayments
• This weekend, entertainment options abound in Anderson area
• 4 dead, including child, 1 hurt in Boston shooting
• School District 1 board adopts strategic plan
• South Carolina Children Deserve a Voice!
• For the handicapped, no access can be taken for granted
• Georgia Forestry Commission closing district offices, consolidating fire units
• Open house planned at hospital for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• School board hears new charges of illegal workers at Pickens sites
• Stephens commissioners approve expense to bring probation department into compliance
• Toccoa commission grants rezoning request
• Prisoner who tried to kill himself is executed in Georgia
• Southern Wesleyan, Spartanburg Methodist offer classes
• Anderson Democrats to hold breakfast meeting
• Hearsay: Rocking chair mystery solved? Maybe, maybe not
• Seneca hosting an ‘Evening with the Duckman’
• Grants available for teachers in Oconee County
• Investigation finds undocumented workers on School District 5 sites
• Sheriff’s “take-back” event yields 123 pounds of pills
• One candidate says he may not attend forum
• Residents flee homes as Wis. levee starts to fail
• Charity delivers warm meals to Pendleton’s hungry
• Rain causes outages in parts of Anderson, Oconee counties
• Gas prices expected to remain steady for now
• Anderson City Council still considering developer’s incentives
• Sanctions on Greek groups delayed at Clemson
• Dozens of Clemson professors transferred in cost-saving move
• Stampers and scrapbookers enjoy the focus at Anderson event
• Rains reappear to cool down, refresh Upstate
• Clemson cracks down on Greek violations and alcohol arrests
• Finding her place on the dance floor
• Rain doesn’t slow down bike riders at annual rodeo
• As a young man leaves his teens, he leaves behind a wealth of "wisdom"
• Injured hiker rescued from Oconee County falls
• Picnic honors Hartwell Lake cleanup campaign volunteers
• Oyster roast rakes in money for Anderson County Meals on Wheels
• Author of best-selling series visits Seneca bookstore
• Lights installed in drive to increase security in Anderson neighborhood
• Concert of Hope and Remembrance benefits cancer victims
• Volunteer opportunities in the Upstate for the week of Sept. 26, 2010
• Homecoming set for Toccoa Falls College
• Hispanic gap persists at Clemson
• National Hunting and Fishing Day makes World of Energy hum
• Players, parents take part in 24-hour soccer marathon
• Event in Belton serves adults with special needs
• Churches face obstacles to rebuilding
• Man charged with having gun on campus
• A pastor who’s been there offers thoughts, encouragement on rebuilding after fire
• Haley, Sheheen camps spar over funds for local projects
• Stephens County schools to use low-interest, long-term bonds for repairs
• Voter registration deadline is Oct. 2
• Downtown Toccoa to see busy weekend
• Road to be closed for crossing work
• AP-GfK Poll: Dems disliked, but so is GOP
• 'Taste of Anderson' to benefit the Alzheimer’s Association
• Anderson County Sheriff's Office earns reaccreditation
• Southern Band of Cherokee to meet
• Carolina Farm Stewardship Association to host Oktoberfresh
• Duke name goes on Clemson-led research facility
• Applications down for Pickens Habitat houses
• District 5 sets committee meetings
• New telephone scam targets Medicare recipients, Lavonia authorities say
• Pickens gets federal money for schools
• District 1 board to review strategic plan
• Sheriff’s office to accept, dispose of old medicines
• Groves to face trial in 2005 slaying case
• Lawsuit filed over AnMed's required flu shot policy
• City Council to discuss economic development again
• Igniting a renewed faith
• Anderson County Sheriff's Office reaccredited
• Bob Dylan to return to Clemson for performance
• Jane Dyer to speak in Easley
• First Presbyterian and United Way to dedicate Habitat home
• Elberton Idol registration is open
• 'Million Dollar Shootout' contest prize is new car
• Permanent child car-seat inspection station opens in Seneca
• Work on new water line halted temporarily
• Pendleton parent announces write-in campaign for school board
• District 5 wants help naming middle school
• Two hurt in collision on S.C. 81 at Starr
• Multistrain flu shots available at Hart County Health Department
• Duke Energy to be honored for $2 million given to Clemson Innovation Center
• Franklin Springs police chief named to state association board
• Students learn to solve environmental problems
• Animal hospitals offering discount rabies vaccines for World Rabies Day
• Proposal to change tourism tax could be costly to county
• Accident slows traffic, delays funeral
• You’ve got mail: It’s a snake
• Clemson students roll out ‘Deep Orange’ hybrid car
• Three men charged with copper theft in Greenville County
• One teacher released in Boiling Springs drug, sex case
• Practicing pilots to offer free air show
• Honea Path’s chili cook-off a hit
• Call Me Mister to celebrate 10th anniversary at Clemson University
• Showcase hopes to prepare students for workplace
• AU yearbook returns after 15-year absence
• Kelley named as new Walhalla fire chief
• Animal shelter adviser running as write-in for Anderson County Council
• UGA administrator says faculty increasing again
• Council pulls together Savannah River stakeholders
• New Jocassee turbines part of Duke Energy plan to deliver peak power
• Electric car developed by Clemson students to be shown Thursday
• Franklin County special tax on November ballot
• Budget delay expected in Hart County
• Donations sought for care of seized horses
• Belton Center for the Arts to hold juried art show
• Ministers’ Cook-off will be Sept. 30
• Tri-County Volunteers to meet Tuesday
• Grits on the Green event to benefit parking in Pendleton
• Royston policy looks to plug utility thefts
• MedShore, United Way partner to offer new toll-free call center to those in need
• Pickens school board rolls back millage rate, but taxes may increase
• Area expected to gain jobs by 2014
• Temple ordered to give up blood, salvia, hair samples
• At career centers, students learn more than work skills
• Denver Downs corn maze and pumpkin patch opens Saturday
• 3rd District congressional candidate Jeff Duncan to appear
• Clemson Dance Marathon honored with national award
• Two new businesses to open in Anderson Mall
• Tri-County Tech plans $3.2 million solution for squeezed welding, HVAC programs
• Craytonville center open for business
• Prosecutor ask SLED help in animal cruelty case
• Unemployment rates rise in Anderson, S.C.
• Prosecutor asks for SLED help in animal cruelty case
• Hurricane Hugo, 21 years later
• Temps to cool and rain possible this weekend
• Plane makes smooth landing on Atlanta area highway
• Volunteers working to spruce up Lake Hartwell shoreline
• County approves some incentives for Timken
• Criteria set for redrawing District 5 attendance zones
• Council approves final reading of animal shelter rules
• Oconee County residents to see tax cut
• Bond denied man charged in shooting death
• Lavonia considers tax break for elderly residents
• Fall festival begins Friday in Bowman, Ga.
• Oconee public libraries to close Oct. 8-9
• Early voting for November election opens all over Georgia
• Anderson postal worker recognized for service
• Clemson University’s 15th Latin Fest is this week
• Witnesses say woman left sleeping baby alone in SUV
• Pendleton High School students make FFA history
• Anderson woman’s dog survives 20-foot slide down waterfall
• Brittany Park trees fall victim to ‘sight distance’; elephants allowed on buses
• Sheriff looking for missing elderly woman
• Democrats to hold monthly breakfast
• Jane Dyer to make appearances this week
• Lions Club to hold golf tournament
• Advocate says trailers should be more strictly regulated
• Pickens County Museum to host Appalachian program
• Schools celebrate Banned Book Week
• Controversy continues about autism and vaccines
• Clemson Free Clinic finds a new home
• Hearsay: Brittany Park trees fall victim to ‘sight distance’
• Community group starts up in Bellview area
• Clemson libraries to hold 20th annual book sale Friday
• City leaders still weighing terms of first incentive package
• Clemson biochemist studies DNA repair
• Upstate students rake in record scholarship money
• Columnist Sharon Randall to speak at AnMed Health
• Issue of school consolidation at standstill
• Newspaper: Few convicted on weapons charges in SC
• Missing 83-year-old woman home safe
• Anderson woman who voted for Obama at 105 dies
• Police seek driver who left after fatal I-85 accident
• Anderson Greek fest move a good one, organizers say
• Anderson resident shows her artistic talent through funny, wooly flock
• Thanks, for funny hats, old dogs, family, and a life well lived
• Ghost Hunting course to be offered through Tri-County Tech
• Anderson restaurant opens second location
• 24-hour soccer marathon in Clemson to benefit several groups
• Anderson County Council to discuss Timken, animal shelter rules
• Oconee County to develop plan, move ahead with new industrial park
• Seneca antique store damaged in fire
• Broadway Lake Family Day brings laughter, supports charities
• Eating and dancing draw people to Anderson Greek Festival
• Authorities called to accident on Interstate 85 southbound
• Two killed in accident on Interstate 85 in Anderson County
• Bluegrass, barbecue raise money for Calvary Home for Children in Anderson
• Volunteer opportunities in the Upstate for the week of Sept. 19, 2010
• Children start YMCA soccer season at Anderson event
• Clemson student denied bond in baby death case
• Autopsies confirm shooting was murder-suicide
• Erskine lawsuit ends
• Anderson council to meet on economic development program
• Stephens County Development Authority expands plans for Hayestone-Brady Business Park
• Consumer prices rise 0.3 percent in August
• Stephens County Anti-Drug March planned for Saturday
• Budget cuts affect teacher, parent spending
• Georgia job training program expanded
• President of Clemson Flying Club charged with breach of trust
• Clemson student charged in baby’s death
• Legislators say tougher times ahead for schools
• Republican Women to meet
• Oconee Heritage Center to host movie night
• Seniors Unlimited to present fall festival
• Clemson to host cyberinfrastructure conference
• Kaplan/Newsweek recognize Clemson in new rankings
• Called meeting of Anderson School District 3 trustees set
• Toccoa agrees to pay part of purchase cost for old chamber of commerce property
• Standpipe Festival taking registrations for 5K run
• T.L. Hanna to hold college workshop Tuesday
• Hart commissioners call for investigation into property reassessments
• Authorities say Hart County sheriff’s deputy shot himself after arrest
• Phase 1 of Lavonia Train Depot renovation now complete
• AnMed Health requiring flu shot
• Advanced Materials Center sharpens its vision for Pendleton park
• Parking fees to change at GSP Airport
• Cardboard boat race will keep family fun afloat
• Clemson University Advanced Materials Center master plan completed
• Grants help train 500 workers
• Jennifer Blasingame leaves Stephens County Development Authority board
• Benefit planned for Anderson police officer
• Randall Cleveland appointed as Stephens County maintenance superintendent
• Attorneys say they have settled dispute over land where animals were rescued
• Deputies, dogs search for Oconee burglary suspects
• Police officer honored for his work with Anderson neighborhood
• Timken to increase production, add jobs at Honea Path
• Anderson boy found safe after three-hour search
• Two shot at Pope Drive house
• Public comment sought on proposal to end free Wednesdays at Ga. state parks
• Electric City Playhouse to have new theater location downtown
• Ahmadinejad rebukes threat of new Iran sanctions
• Real estate agent speaks about setback requirements in Stephens County
• Seneca looking to add playground equipment
• JC Sports of Seneca receives industry award
• Thieves break into vehicles at motels
• Central may provide sewer service to two Pickens County schools
• Toccoa commission hears rezoning request
• Doc the dog ready to sweep Death Valley for explosives
• Clemson makes top-20 list of respected engineering programs
• Sting aimed at teen drinkers yields other arrests
• Toccoa accepts fire vehicle bids
• Oconee sheriff seeks help in solving burglaries
• Atlanta newspaper says Nathan Deal faces big debt
• Dry weather, slightly higher gas prices ahead
• Two women mugged at Walmart in Anderson
• Anderson DUI training draws six agencies
• Knotts publicly reprimanded
• Volunteers chug beer, liquor to aid in police training
• Three teens arrested after vandalism spree in Belton
• Anderson housing office has new director
• Lake and Mountain Quilters Guild to put on show
• Veterans Day Parade planning meeting to be held Thursday
• Flu vaccines ready, recommended for all
• Phone service interrupted in parts of Abbeville County
• County to auction land to collect back taxes
• USDA awards grants for food program
• Blaze destroys house in Westminster
• Obama tells students to use discipline, drive
• Trehel chosen to manage Oconee school construction projects
• Lawyer appointed to represent defendant in kidnapping, rape case
• Carter hopes prisoner release helps peace talks
• Central receives $500,000 for sewer project
• Big night for tea party: O'Donnell wins Delaware
• Phone call from suspect ends Oconee County theft spree
• West Union to get Oconee County’s first tattoo parlor
• Anderson to conduct hearing about housing
• Multiple scams reported to Pickens County sheriff
• S.C. Botanical Garden sale offers wide selection of hardy plants
• Foothills Garden Club will meet Tuesday in Clemson
• Reward offered after two beagles shot dead
• Foothills Writers Guild will meet Tuesday in Anderson
• Ingles officials credit quick response to small fire
• Nursing forum to be held at Tri-County Tech Sept. 29
• Hearing set for today for man accused of assaulting Clemson student
• Republicans to hold September meeting
• Future of Pines Golf Course in Toccoa remains in Limbo
• Meet and greet for Jeff Duncan to be held Thursday
• Pendleton Genealogy Society to meet Tuesday
• Americans with Disabilities Summit to be held at Civic Center
• Effect of e-readers on young people is enormous
• Water interrupted on street in Homeland Park
• Stephens board to hold work session
• Panel member criticizes ‘false information’ about animal shelter
• First application comes in for downtown incentive package
• Contaminant from Owens Corning seeps into creek
• Meals on Wheels to hold spaghetti fundraiser
• Cooking up an education
• Golden Hour Garden Club to meet
• Volunteers in Medical Missions accepting applications
• Family Day at Broadway Lake will be Saturday
• Hearsay: Lost Bible returned to owner
• ACM Chemistries Inc. makes $100,000 gift to Clemson
• Making opportunity two bricks at a time
• Former Royston police chief arrested
• Lavonia man charged with stabbing neighbor
• Lavonia lands grant for new hospital's water-sewer work
• Lake study author hints at surprise finding
• Area students improve performance on SAT
• Law looking for hit-and-run drivers
• Anderson man survived kamikaze attack, saw Hiroshima aftermath
• Police investigating shooting in Anderson
• Uniforms a great solution for school struggling with laundry list of clothing rules
• Authorities investigating after teen believed to have run away from Anderson
• Williamston siblings appearing onstage in Greenville
• Teens volunteer to make blankets for cancer patients in Anderson
• Anderson man killed in accident involving mo-ped
• Rolling with the Tigers
• Family injured as truck strikes SUV in Anderson
• VFW in Anderson brings veterans together for Patriot Day
• Volunteer opportunities in the Upstate for the week of Sept. 12, 2010
• Zoning requests dominate Anderson City Council meeting agenda
• J. Strom Thurmond Dam and Lake cleanup campaign needs volunteers
• Apple Festival parade draws people watchers
• Empty house burns in Williamston
• Animal shelter seeks to get more veterinarians involved
• Toccoa prepares for UDC celebration
• Clemson professor named to national board
• Clemson to host Professional Bull Riding Challenge
• Iva officer arrested for threats
• New Walhalla High School means new role for Tamassee-Salem school
• N.C. man, woman charged with forgery
• Adult Education Center fosters dreams
• Sessions set to update training for Pickens County substitute teachers
• T.L. Hanna High, two Pickens County schools to be part of celebration of teachers
• No change in status of Toccoa golf course
• Team says Anderson County ready to handle emergency situations
• Students take part in Sept. 11 remembrances
• Apple growers in Oconee County find their niche
• Ribbon cutting held at Manse Jolly Convenience Center
• Equine Council looks at raising money
• Pet adoption event to be held in Anderson
• Belton woman surrenders to face animal cruelty charge
• Man shot with BB or pellet gun
• Salem Lions Club to meet:
• Prostate screening offered at Elbert Memorial Hospital
• West-Oak student charged with having gun at school
• Powdersville Elementary named Blue Ribbon winner
• Recipes take prizes at Westminster apple festival baking contest
• Quran burning called off, pastor says
• Toccoa doctor responds to lawsuit filed against him
• Some northeast Georgia communities to receive federal grant money
• Ground broken on new welding facility at North Georgia Technical College
• As Burriss steps down from school board, seven vie for seat
• U.S. Rep. Paul Broun to host town hall meeting in Elberton
• Nonrecurring funds buy time as Clemson makes changes
• Narrow bridge endangers young pedestrians near Clemson school
• County approves East-West Connector agreement
• Remembrances of 9/11 attacks will vary in Upstate
• Cooler temperatures in store for first of autumn
• Teens face burglary charges
• Blue Ridge Orchid Society to meet Tuesday
• Clemson League of Women Voters to meet
• Adult Education Center to offer computer classes
• AnMed Health Kids’ Care campus opens in October
• United Way inducts new AmeriCorps members
• Easley woman killed in two-car accident in Anderson
• Seneca officials considering possible naming of street for MLK
• Pendleton residents fearful that someone may get shot
• Mayor says Lynch dedicated to Clemson
• Family of homicide victim hopes to ‘stir somebody’s heart’
• One of women involved in Ga. 106 accident released from hospital
• Clemson using mobile plant to demonstrate biodiesel production
• Veggie Tales: Like summer, they must come to an end
• Leads sought in 1995 beating death
• Five join Tri-County's foundation board
• Six Mile man dies in motorcycle crash near Liberty
• Judge: County Council member must submit e-mails in Preston case
• CAT thrives in poor economy
• Pendleton honors doctor for 50 years of service
• Oconee County slows down plans for new industrial park
• Council votes to adopt standards for animal shelter
• College Avenue traffic snags to get worse in Clemson
• Anderson by Choice Club to meet Sept. 16
• Children’s activities resume at Elbert County Library
• Friends of Lavonia Library to meet
• Grants to help Anderson School District 2 improve teaching
• Toccoa keeps millage rate for 2010
• Boys and Girls Club campaign under way in Stephens County
• New water line going in on Green Street
• S.C. still has lowest gas prices in country
• For some, Labor Day means what it says
• Labor Day lunch a welcome surprise for hospital staff
• Suspected meth lab found in Oconee County
• Help find the missing brown Bible, and check out the flower pot people
• Study will give details about PCB levels behind Easley-Central Dam
• Government grants fair is Wednesday in Stephens County
• Toccoa City Commission approves street re-surfacing bid
• Remainder of old mill in Anderson catches fire
• Many happy returns: 5 dividend stocks for retirees
• Thousands enjoy annual Celebrate Anderson Labor Day event
• 'Doc' Hellams to be honored for his 50 years of service to Pendleton
• Child suffers electric shock at Hartwell Lake
• Anderson County Council to discuss business zoning along connector
• Rally in the Valley draws crowd before Clemson game
• Clemson fans celebrate win at season opener
• Bond denied for third man charged in fatal shooting in Anderson County
• Deadline looms for East-West connector agreement
• Labor Day by the numbers
• Reunion of childhood friends brings back memories of happy times and Girdle Lou
• Fire destroys one level of Anderson County apartment
• Child taken to hospital after receiving electric shock in Anderson
• Former Anderson County work force leader copes with being jobless
• Volunteer opportunities in Anderson County for the week of Sept. 6
• Raising money for charity is part of Tour de La France activities
• Illegal immigrant sentenced for deadly traffic accident
• Employment report nationally is good news, but not good enough, officials say
• Builder questions Oconee County’s permit fee structure
• Midnight Flight draws record 2,000 runners in Anderson
• Arrest made in hit and run death
• Anderson County fires prompt warning
• Dead man's father speaks at hearing
• Franklin County uses road name ordinance to settle name change dispute
• Wreck blocks Interstate 85
• First Friday signals return of Clemson college football
• Celebration of Hope speaker: Having a mental illness is a journey
• Wilson: Anderson County should seek outside help to run animal shelter
• Retired educators meet in Gainesville, Ga.
• Franklin County commissioners agree to move forward with ethics board
• Toccoa delays offering early retirement
• Water precautions pushed as holiday weekend approaches
• Theft investigations under way in Stephens County; several arrests made
• Insurers predict health-care reforms will increase costs
• Teachers attend EdVenture session
• None injured in fire that destroys Anderson County home
• Driver thrown from vehicle, killed on Old Williamston Road
• Graham, Tea Party square off
• Two killed in Pickens County crashes
• Authorities investigating fatal accident in Pickens County
• County finance committee has crowded agenda
• Called, closed school board meeting set in Pickens County
• Pendleton Historic District working to complete Hunter’s Store
• Two charged with murder in Powdersville robbery
• Lights come on at Anderson's I-85 exits
• Abbeville ceremony to honor emergency workers
• Adult Education Center offering classes this month
• Burglary at Carry On Trailers could be inside job, police say
• Community, architects, city staff talk about old Belk site
• Guardsman returns from ninth deployment
• Forest Service to improve Burrells Ford campground
• FOLKS to hold golf fundraiser
• Electric City Playhouse to hold auditions
• Guardian ad Litem classes to begin for volunteers
• Muscular Dystrophy Marathon begins Sunday
• Franklin County amends policy on manufactured homes
• Middle school takes donations for Franklin County family
• Parents can buy football equipment for recreation department programs
• Pickens school superintendent receives “excellent” score on evaluation
• Easley man sentenced for series of crimes
• 'Titanic' wave-builder heads up Clemson digital arts
• County says Cunningham suit the result of ‘outrageous and illegal actions’ of former cou
• Girl hit by car on S.C. 252
• Economic advisers to protest Gilstrap’s ouster
• Excitement builds for Clemson’s First Friday Parade
• FBI arrests N.C. man in Oconee County on charge of wire fraud
• More witness interviews sought in hit-run death
• Driver killed in Pickens County
• Toccoa City Commission discusses golf course lease agreement
• Six Mile man found dead in creek
• Gas prices to rise slightly over holiday weekend
• Officials release more information about accident on Ga. 106 that injured two
• Women remain hospitalized in Greenville
• Sheheen requests debates in S.C. gubernatorial race
• East Greenville Street, others to close for Friday road race
• Hearing set for man charged with murder in Anderson County cold case
• Deputies make arrest in 5-year-old murder case
• Toccoa City Commission to meet for work session today
• Fair Play gains Love’s travel stop, area gains seed for further growth
• Bond set on drug charge for man also charged with murder in Anderson
• Deputies find stolen, empty ATMs
• District votes to give teachers money for supplies
• Imtiaz Haque named founding chairman of new Clemson department
• Tennis leagues forming at Stephens County Recreation Department
• Anderson School District 5 teacher named finalist for presidential award
• Hart County authorities issue arrest warrant for second person in animal cruelty case
• Stephens County continues considering Martin zoning assistance request
• Veggie tales: A tomato plant bigger than life
• BMW announces 500 jobs
• Pendleton tour looks at comforts of home
• More witness interviews sought in hit-run death
• Barker: Reduced state aid means Clemson needs gifts
• Former Walhalla restaurant burns
• Fallen power line closes S.C. 28
• Deer abundant but not overpopulated in Upstate
• Clemson to host agriculture showcase for public
• Clemens heads to DC, this time for court
• 2 police officers fatally shot in Alaska village
• City officials want public opinion on Belk site
• U.S. Rep. Broun to host town hall meeting Sept. 9
• Coroner treating pedestrian’s death as homicide
• Midway Elementary leads the way
• District 1 board to discuss hiring policies
• Thieves use tractors to steal ATMs
• Economic advisers to hear ripple effects of county’s wins, losses
• Greenwood lands manufacturing plant
• Hearsay: Lost Hanna school ring finds rightful owner
• Teacher’s death leaves void in Iva community
• Reward offered for shooting information
• Families enjoy gathering for them at Clemson University
• Man dies after hit and run on U.S. 76 in Pendleton
• Pendleton woman works through her troubles and keeps cancer at bay for 42 years
• Mama's valuable lesson: Do all you can with your precious life
• Men outnumber women among Clemson University undergraduates
• Two sought by authorities after shooting in Oconee
• Pickens school trustee says district will work with state on illegal workers issue
• Teachers of the year named for Anderson, Pickens school districts
• For Obamas, a (mostly) uninterrupted vacation
• Volunteer opportunities in Anderson County for Aug. 30
• Baseball star Albert Pujols honored at Beck rally
• Carter's diplomacy helps free American prisoner
• Pakistan floods just one of its water woes
• Afghan militants in U.S. uniforms storm 2 NATO bases
• Suspect in U.S. 29 hit-and-run arrested
• New hours to take effect at Anderson County Animal Shelter
• Graham to push federal judgeship for Oconee family court judge Tim Cain
• Number of vendors at capacity for Spring Water Festival in Wiliamston
• Oconee dive team and hazardous materials team train for tragedy
• Volunteers drop in on potential dropouts in Anderson School District 5
• Anderson saves money on hazardous materials truck
• Williamston celebrates park upgrades, opens festival
• District 5 awards contract for work at new elementary school
• Car wash to benefit high school student with leukemia
• Authorities make arrest in Lavonia burglaries
• Sheriff's belt is prize for best boxer in Saturday matches
• Georgia men charged with drug trafficking on Interstate Boulevard
• Townville fireman killed in accident with hay baler
• Anderson Interfaith Ministries to offer free food Sept. 11:
• Hemingway to speak at Democrats’ breakfast meeting
• Flu shots to be made available soon in Franklin County
• United Way drive begins in Franklin County
• Volunteers to visit dropouts, invite them back to school
• S.C. troopers aim to build memorial for fallen
• Toccoa commission approves two studies
• Detective says mother confessed to child abuse
• Phone service working again in Abbeville County
• Anderson loses key cog in work force
• Four arrested on prostitution charges
• Choosing sides on Friday nights
• Belton man denied bond in shooting case
• Only two members appear for meeting of animal advisory group
• Dawkins found incompetent to stand trial, to be committed
• Anderson leaders debate Civic Center revenue figures
• Clemson begins public phase of $600 million fund drive
• Anderson Veterans Day parade committee to meet
• United Way and District 5 collaborate on Graduate Anderson
• Electric City Playhouse to hold auditions for 'Professional Skepticism'
• Agreement approved between Hart County and Northeast Georgia Animal Shelter
• Hart County agrees to pay state $80,000 in back taxes
• Anderson school officials say mandatory ROTC wouldn't be effective
• OMC experiences improvement in finances in July
• S.C. woman charged with animal cruelty in Hart County
• Motorcyclist taken to hospital after accident in Oconee County
• Westminster to get downtown Wi-Fi
• People line up for Clemson University picnic
• Domestic violence incident closes Belton streets; man charged with attempted murder
• AU seed planted 100 years ago
• Stephens County commissioners vote on road paving, new ambulance
• Historians honored by Anderson University
• Woman charged with arson after Pickens County house fire
• Red Cross says blood donors urgently needed in northeast Georgia
• Canon searches for police officer, plans to build new ball park
• Biker dies in Oconee County wreck
• Fire damages house in Iva
• Tournaments planned at new Franklin County mega ramp
• Anderson County Humane Society seeks volunteers
• Clemson’s Diane Smathers to lead national honor society Phi Kappa Phi
• Clemson, USC, Tri-County students finding jobs
• Docs endure duct tape for fundraiser
• Legislators say proposed air standards are jobs killer
• AnMed Health blood bank needs donors
• Law enforcement agents at work in Belton
• Sheheen fires back about GOP criticism
• New Stephens County High School building continues to take shape
• Veggie tales: 10-year-old gardener thrilled at seeing things grow
• Court hearing delayed for Townville woman indicted for wire fraud
• School trustee concerned about educational trends in Pickens County
• Anderson school board member remains in hospital
• PCB removal in Pickens a complicated effort
• City agrees to half-million-dollar settlement on downtown property
• Pickens school trustee says enrollment declining, spending and taxes are not
• Anderson in spotlight at Greenville Drive game
• Two women remain in critical condition after accident in Stephens County
• Advisory committee to meet with animal shelter staff
• Duke Energy assessment jumps, offsets some decline of Orange County tax base
• Officials say candidate’s companion insulted Democrats
• Authorities still searching for driver after hit and run that left Lavonia man hospitalized
• County council plans joint meeting with Civic Center advisers
• Write-in candidate challenging DeMint
• UN says 800,000 cut off by Pakistan floods
• Rash of burglaries in Franklin County remains under investigation
• Two days of food stretched more than two weeks in mine
• Bass tournament at Hart County mega ramp coming Sept. 11
• Council of Garden Clubs to meet
• Fishing tournament coming to new Hart County mega ramp
• Authorities investigating rash of burglaries in Franklin County
• Jazz on the Alley extended in Seneca
• Anderson University begins second century
• Royston to toughen alcohol ordinance
• Lavonia officials look for vendors for fall festival
• Elbert County offers youth programs
• Hearsay: Coffin carrier connects to spiffy Harley-Davidson
• Hartwell man faces charge of sexual exploitation
• Seneca woman bitten by bat
• Two flown to Greenville following Georgia accident
• Cooler weather expected for Friday night football
• Coroner: Neck injury killed man in tubing accident
• DeMint calls for ‘constitutionally limited government’
• City council approves more work on revamping neighborhoods
• Westside team chomps past Hanna in wing-eating contest
• Animal shelter advisory group wants insurance for volunteers
• Concord Elementary dismissed at 1 p.m.
• Honea Path teen overcomes obstacles blocking his goal
• Centerville Elementary will run regular schedule Monday
• Commercial fire reported in Anderson
• Anderson City Council to have busy zoning night
• Rains cause sewer spill in Toccoa, Ga.
• For Gulf tourism, problem is perception — not oil
• Official: Aid for Pakistan floods over $800M
• Hanna-Westside “wing-off” is Monday night
• District 3 board member in serious condition after Friday car accident
• Train problem blocks tracks in Liberty
• Sleeping in Anderson slave cabin helps man understand past
• Fans wait, sweat and enjoy Clemson fan day
• Future of I-85 exits in Anderson County bright as lighting project draws to close
• Young Marines visit nursing home in Anderson, receive ribbons
• Anderson “up to bat” Tuesday at Fluor Field
• Big A roadwork schedule changing in Toccoa
• Boating accident on Lake Joccassee leads to death of N.C. man
• 30th annual Spittoono Musical Festival lifts spirits despite rain
• Army worms march into Upstate, wreak havoc on crops and pastures
• Rescued owls grow up, are released into the wild in Anderson
• Man survives lightning strike in Belton
• Volunteer opportunites in Anderson County for the week of Aug. 23
• One killed, four injured in Anderson accident
• Three from public defenders office arrested downtown
• Several northeast Georgia counties pursuing workforce development grant money
• Beer and wine sales now legal in Carnesville
• Atlanta men arrested in northeast Georgia
• Hart Community Theater to present Olde Tyme Variety Show
• Music in the Mountains continues at Hagood Mill
• Anderson County Humane Society to conduct fundraiser
• Judge upholds child neglect charge against Anderson woman
• Animal welfare meeting in Anderson brings out passion, problems
• Culinary community loses a giant
• At least two taken to hospital after Anderson School District 5 bus accident
• Air-conditioning issue may cause temporary move for Centerville Elementary students
• Seneca 'All In' for tourists
• Unemployment numbers rise in Anderson area
• S.C. jobs expected to remain elusive
• Blago: Senate seat talk was legal 'horse trading'
• Murder suspect who escaped from home detention caught
• Football season: Friday nights light up again
• Anderson School District 5 to partner with Tri-County Tech in grant-supported project
• Local colleges rank high in U.S. News report
• Cafe Risque building torn down, removed in Lavonia
• Upstate counties, cities receive grants
• 3rd District congressional candidates square off in Powdersville
• Clemson student found dead
• Clemson Farm-Fresh Market sets fall semester dates
• Williamston park to have ribbon cutting for upgrades
• Hart County commissioners to discuss shelter funding next week
• District 5 to partner with Tri-County Tech in grant-supported effort
• Heritage Quilt Trail comes to Ram Cat Alley
• ‘Bus bucks’ promote good school bus behavior
• Historian to spend the night in Anderson slave cabin
• Man convicted of murder in 2007 in Stephens County granted new trial
• ‘Radio' and coach to speak at SOAR Academy fundraiser
• Crews making progress on improvements at Hayestone-Brady Business Park
• Doctor: experts agreed on Lockerbie bomber health
• Magistrate retires from the bench after 24 years
• Fourth annual Grill 'n Greet scheduled in Clemson
• Royston hires new Better Hometown program manager
• Disabilities act to be marked during Clemson ceremony
• Duke to expand power coverage with new turbines
• Anderson U. students go back to school
• Iva man fighting mayor over farmer’s market
• Clemson students begin academic year
• Nationwide economic report says Anderson at risk for double-dip recession
• School districts win grant of nearly $1 million
• VA to build new clinic in Anderson
• State Ethics Commission OKs Thrift discussion of land purchase
• Finance committee wants to take temperature on water park
• Connecting With Our Future...
• Oconee County GOP plans campaign rally
• Pickens woman pleads guilty to stealing checks
• Family reports Townville man, 20, missing
• 'Far more lethal' — About 1,500 kids die at the hands of a caregiver each year
• Boat ramps in Hart County to close for repaving
• Belton American Legion to hold community breakfast
• Oconee County to get $9.6 million in federal funds for broadband
• Stephens County program working to help Haiti
• Clemson announces changes to nighttime transportation on campus
• Two meetings set for Anderson School District 5 trustees
• First-day jitters fade quickly for students returning to school
• Rain, cooler temps expected in next few days
• Georgia woman to lead agency in S.C. and Ga.
• Gulf surface cleaner, but questions lurk far below
• Council votes for new rules to govern Anderson County Animal Shelter
• Area schools do well on ACT tests
• Oconee County to vote on whether to support Seneca’s college recruitment initiative
• Hart County commissioners to consider budget shortfall, animal shelter funding
• Elberton to hold 9/11 program
• Anderson County Council discusses whether to dissolve animal shelter committee
• School doors open for new academic year in Anderson County
• Clemson Elementary School continues back-to-school tradition
• Lavonia to add dock, lights to mega ramp
• Final job fair for BMW expansion set for Wednesday in Spartanburg
• Bixby sentence upheld by S.C. Supreme Court
• Oconee school board chooses site for new Walhalla High School
• Veggie tales: Belton man grow vegetables in little space
• Oconee County Planning Commission rejects overlay for Lakes Keowee and Jocassee
• Clemson students learn how to share message on alcohol abuse
• District 5 celebrates return to school
• First day of school in Oconee County has no glitches
• Openings available for Leadership Hart program
• Hangar dedicated to former airport manager
• Clemson freshmen, transfer students learn about university's values
• Fire guts house in Anderson
• Easley High cleaned of mold
• State troopers to crack down on DUI
• Royston agency to buy ad aimed at promoting tourism
• County leader: Animal shelter adviser’s comments ‘inappropriate and unfocused’
• Some offices lack candidates as filing closes in Pickens County
• Students weather rain for Clemson Tiger Prowl
• Committee approves adding lanes to East-West Connector
• Clemson is ranked 23rd nationally in annual U.S. News report
• Mexican attacks inflame tensions on New York City island
• NRC issues inspection findings from October 2009 refueling outage
• Ga. couple killed in S.C. wreck
• Upstate Animal Rescue to hold benefit
• S.C. teen killed when inner tube hits piling
• Gamecock Club to hold kickoff meeting
• Duke Energy retirees to meet
• Seneca signs CAT bus agreements
• Seneca administrator given contract extension
• Clemson to host nanotechnology conference
• Docs to get ‘stuck’ with duct tape for a good cause
• Annual Hartwell Lake cleanup campaign is under way
• Burgess running unopposed for seat on Anderson school board
• Deputy coroner identifies man found in Appleton creek
• Remembering how they learned the 3 Rs at Hammond School
• Weekend watercross on Hartwell Lake called ‘huge success’
• Toddler found after wandering away from home
• Monday, Tuesday mark return of school days for area children
• Oconee County airport debacle to add $1 million to cost of runway extension
• Anderson County council agenda to include animal shelter rules
• Man found in Anderson creek drowned, coroner says
• Big turnout for rainy watercross at Hartwell Lake
• Services are Sunday for mother, daughter killed in wreck
• Barnes: Georgia election key to future prosperity
• Dairy plant closing will eliminate 151 jobs
• Volunteer opportunities in Anderson County for the week of Aug. 16
• Driver injured in Oconee County wreck
• Vote on East-West connector expected Monday
• Burdette named as a director for Sister Cities International
• Body found on Appleton Street in Anderson County
• 23 positions open for Anderson County education boards
• Whitehall Road work scheduled
• School budgets not likely to get cut mid-year
• Anderson students return to effects of budget cuts
• Oconee County officials look to contain cost of new jail
• Oconee County leaders unclear who’s running sewer show
• Attorney seeks dismissal of child abuse charge
• Fred’s Store robbed in Honea Path
• National Guardsmen acted quickly at wreck scene
• Animal shelter employees are criticized for attending wedding
• Man injured when ammo pops in fire
• Oconee shooting leaves three injured in Salem
• Five charged in connection with burglary ring
• Clemson international students get pointers on school, American life
• Welcome-back festivities set at Clemson University
• Opening delayed for Centerville Elementary School
• Online celebration kicks off new school year in Pickens County
• Providence Methodist Church to celebrate homecoming
• Southern Wesleyan freshmen arrive on campus
• Pickens school board OKs bond resolution, debt budget
• A Voice for a Child
• Chief Justice Toal Recognizes Expertise of Volunteer Guardians ad Litem
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Anderson County
• Anderson County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Anderson County
• Financial Learning Experience Coming To Easley

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