Caitlin Herrington

The Post and Courier is making the salaries of Pickens County and Easley city officials funded by tax dollars available for public viewing. Here's what to know.

GREENVILLE — Another cold snap is headed South Carolina's way — this one the most bitter this winter — but will there be a second chance of snow to redeem the muddy snowmen who lined the roads last weekend?

Former Clemson City Councilwoman and mayoral candidate Catherine Watt is suing the city and her councilmember colleagues, claiming retaliation and defamation.

Greenville and the Upstate have the potential for a half-inch overnight snowfall and icy roads on the Jan. 22 morning commute. Officials are considering delays.

The Nature Conservancy closed on a 484-acre conservation easement at Awanita Valley Camp in Greenville County, limiting development and protecting wildlife.

Clemson University will serve beer at its home baseball games in 2025, coming one step closer to allowing sales at all athletic events, including football.

GREENVILLE — A suspect in an Easley robbery has been killed at a Greenville hotel in a shooting that involved six Greenville County deputies, authorities said.

CENTRAL — The reopening of Central Sweets with an expanded menu, a tea and plant shop planned in Seneca, and a roadside bakery that harksto an Oconee County staple are preparing their offerings for the Golden Corner.

SIMPSONVILLE — An Upstate church faces a lawsuit from the denomination it tried to leave last year, with the state organization claiming it still

PICKENS — The City of Clemson is in short-term limbo with a lawsuit from two residents who claim it violated open records laws last year.