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1. Courier Notice to Creditors 9-23-26 (yourpickenscounty.com) — Pickens County's latest probate filings include numerous estates with strong Easley ties, naming personal representatives on streets like Faye Circle, Taletha Lane, Anderson Highway, Mud Run Road, Melissa Road, Overlook Court, Heritage Road, and Jameson Road. If you're a potential creditor or have unfinished business with any of these individuals, you'll need to file formal claims with the Probate Court within the stated deadlines.
2. Courier Legal Notices 9-23-26 (yourpickenscounty.com) — Several legal notices this week directly affect Easley residents, including multiple abandoned vehicles at Buddy's Towing on South 5th Street and a foreclosure sale of a home on Spirit Mountain Lane. There are also court summonses, a liquor license application in Clemson, and a self‑storage auction, so locals with ties to these names, properties, or vehicles should review the details and deadlines closely.
3. HOT PROPERTIES: New deals reshape commercial real estate across SC (scbiz.com) — A new 3,422-square-foot medical office at 109 Fleetwood Drive in Easley has been leased to Epiphany Dermatology of South Carolina, expanding local healthcare options. It's one of many commercial real estate deals highlighted statewide, but this Easley transaction directly affects nearby services and signals continued investment in the community's professional space.
4. Easley's Anders secures victory at Phoenix Bass Fishing League event at Lake Murray (majorleaguefishing.com) — An Easley boater, Joe Anders, just captured a major Phoenix Bass Fishing League win on Lake Murray, hauling in 43 pounds of bass and topping $10,000 in prize money. His performance, built on local tournament experience and smart use of electronics, also pushed his career winnings past $100,000, giving Easley anglers a hometown name to watch on the regional circuit.
5. Upstate Representative Calls School Voucher Program a Failure (andersonobserver.com) — Easley Republican Rep. Neal Collins is sharply questioning South Carolina's school voucher-style Education Scholarship Trust Fund, arguing lawmakers lack proof the millions spent are actually helping students. With most test data unusable, he's pushing for stricter up-front accountability and faster reporting before legislators decide whether to expand the program further.
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