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WEST UNION — It was a special morning at Oconee County Habitat for Humanity's Eastpoint Drive neighborhood, as residents and members of the community's book club celebrated a new addition to the neighborhood — but it wasn't a house.
WALHALLA — The city of Walhalla celebrated a milestone in the construction of its new police station Thursday with a topping-out ceremony.
CLEMSON — With a tie-breaking vote, the proposed development on Clemson's Pine Street ended its journey in council chambers.
By: Sam Walters
CLEMSON — The city of Clemson has seen a significant amount of growth over the years, including its historic downtown on College Avenue.
CENTRAL — A guiding ordinance for the town of Central passed its first hurdle Monday.
CENTRAL — After months of conversations with residents and surrounding entities, Central Town Council voted Monday to approve an overlay that would help set up a tax-increment funding district in
EASLEY — Across from his desk, Tim Conrad has Upstate Warrior Solution's mission statement hung for all eyes to see. The mission — to connect, lead and inspire warriors and veterans — shows in the work the organization does across the Upstate.
CLEMSON — Three people were arrested Thursday by Clemson Police Department for charges including human trafficking and money laundering.
By: Sam Walters
CLEMSON — Candidate filing for the city of Clemson's municipal election has officially opened, with three open Clemson City Council seats on the table.
CLEMSON — Clemson City Council unanimously approved a project Monday that will demolish a hotel off of Tiger Boulevard and replace it with a housing development.
