City officials say that Pickens Police Officer was not fired for issuing ticket to Clemson coach, but for using city equipment to post about incident online.
Greenville County had the state's second-lowest jobless rate in August.
Conservationists and sportsmen groups recognize Graham for his dedication to preserving state's beauty.
Numerous agencies banding together to address domestic violence through prevention and collaboration. Public invited to Oct. 1 press conference.
Although State GOP leadership dropped Harris from general election ballot as Republican nominee, local Republicans say Harris is the true nominee following June 12 primary victory
See below for music and activity schedule for all-day event.
$6.37 million investment expected to create 85 new jobs
Study data shows Swamp Rabbit Trail attracted new businesses, increased sales revenue of existing businesses.
Observation tower, result of public/private partnership, will offer views of four states: South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia and Tennessee.
Mauldin and Simpsonville Police Departments among investigating agencies
Naturalist Clubs available for different grade levels.
Kudzu bug threatens hundreds of thousands of acres of soybean crops
Pew and Putnam to speak at upcoming chamber luncheons; Rep. Duncan to give Legislative Update Sept. 28.
Funds from sale of silver bars seized in investigation will be distributed to investors.
Free festival begins at 10am Saturday, Sept. 22 in Pickens.
Daughters of the American Revolutions urged Congress to devote Sept. 17-23 annually for the observance of Constitution Week.
State Treasurer Curtis Loftis encourages residents to take advantage of Future Scholar, the state-sponsored 529 college savings plan.
State Fiddling Competition has been revived and will now be held at Hagood Mill annually.
Attendees will hear from an attorney and housing counselors on steps they can take to save their homes.
More than $300 million are owed to South Carolina taxpayers. Are you one of them?
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and 35 Upstate agencies are teaming up to raising awareness about family violence and encourage the community to break the cycle of violence.
Award honors those who have supported and contributed to the Pickens community.
Six elected officials scheduled to speak.
Less than 500 licensed foster homes available to care for the 1,200 children in DSS foster care. Information meeting for those interested in become foster families will be held 6:30pm Thursday at Hampton Memorial Library.
County Council meets at 6:30pm. Easley City Council meets at 7pm.
Upstate's free event will be held at Duke Energy's World of Energy near Seneca.
Cost to add VETERAN designation to a driver license, identification card or beginner permit is $1.
City sets rental rates for batting cages at J.B. "Red" Owens Complex
Pop culture gives potential jurors an unrealistic view of the judicial system and investigations, Wilkins said.
Project will include reworking of stairs. Work expected to begin in November.
New features and participants announced for Sept. 22 event
Business owners don't mind teens hanging out after school, but say something needs to be done about the trash problem.
City Receives $75,000 PRT Grant to use towards project
Rec officials looking for people interested in serving as coaches for the new program.