Lauren Pierce is a Reporter at The (Seneca) Journal. She covers a diverse range of topics including finance, personal finance, agriculture, and regional interest, with a particular focus on urban design and development, commercial real estate, and the construction industry. Her work has been featured in Cooke Field, The Cavalier Daily, and WEX.
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WALHALLA — Walhalla City Council will entertain first reading of its proposed fiscal year 2026-27 budget during its meeting tonight.
CLEMSON — Members of the Clemson University community gathered Sunday at the Scroll of Honor Memorial to remember the 498 Clemson alumni who died in military service, honoring generations of Tigers whose sacrifices span from World War I through the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
WALHALLA — Walhalla city administrator Celia Myers has submitted her resignation, with her final day set for Aug. 3, according to a resignation letter provided to The Journal on Monday.
CLEMSON — As millions of Americans prepared for cookouts, lake trips and the unofficial start of summer, Clemson University military expert and veteran Keith Balts said he hoped people also took time to remember the true meaning of Memorial Day.
CLEMSON — The Clemson University Board of Trustees are meeting virtually today at 10 a.m. to announce its selection of the university's 16th president, according to an agenda for the meeting.
WALHALLA — Walhalla City Council unanimously approved the first reading of the city's proposed fiscal year 2026-27 budget Tuesday night, moving the spending plan one step closer to adoption ahead of the July 1 start of the new fiscal year.
CLEMSON — Clemson University Board of Trustees unanimously approved Kevin Guskiewicz as the university's 16th president during a special called virtual meeting Wednesday morning, ushering in a new era of leadership following the resignation of former president Jim Clements.
WALHALLA — Members of Walhalla City Council say their focus is now on maintaining stability and finding the right person to lead the city after city administrator Celia Myers announced her resignation earlier this week.
WALHALLA — The future of food trucks in Walhalla dominated discussion Tuesday as city leaders approved the final reading of an updated mobile food vendor ordinance, while also signaling broader changes could be coming to the city's current food truck setup.
SENECA — As South Carolinians head to pools, lakes, rivers and beaches this summer, the South Carolina Department of Public Health is encouraging residents to practice safe swimming and water safety habits.
