President to give State of the Union address tonight at 9pm. What would you like him to touch on during the speech?
Woman distraught after loose dog kills her cat, but county administrator says leash law is impractical.
Former gubernatorial candidates have joined forces to form the Free Citizens Party.
Hiring facility set up on Main Street in Pickens.
Councilman Tom Ponder wants county policy in place to deal with large packs of bicyclists who don't abide by state law, taking up more than their share of the road.
Easley firefighters respond to fires at Lenhardt Road and Oates Avenue Sunday afternoon.
Rising costs of asphalt and more roads entering county system could spur an increase
County Council will hold a Town Hall meeting Monday, February 11 at the Historic Courthouse in Anderson
City officials exploring using old fire station for Farmers Market.
State law now in effect requires voters to present one of 5 qualifying Photo IDs at the polls.
Brandon Kevin Garren sentenced to 15 years in prison.
Alliance Pickens Executive Director: "It is vital that communities be proactive in their efforts to train and strengthen their workforce.”
After recognizing individuals' efforts for first year of existence, award will now be given to organizations that help make Pickens a better place.
Hunters must possess set of turkey tags in order to hunt turkeys.
Congressman Jeff Duncan will be touring the Upstate Friday, listening to residents about the 2nd Amendment.
If no one files as a write-in candidate by filing deadline, Charles Powell will become Liberty's newest councilman
Anderson, Greenville and Spartanburg ranked strongly on Milken Institute's Best Performing Cities Index.
Officials looking at ways to add spaces to downtown area
Improved ISO ratings would save homeowners money on insurance premiums.
Schools dismissed at 10am due to freezing rain, icy road conditions.
$200 million investment expected to create 100 new jobs
Buys the federal government three more months.
Recent work includes replacement of boat docks and beautification project. Future plans include cabins.
County officials fear new stormwater requirements will effect county projects, homeowners and "people who are trying to make a living."
Fletcher Perry, Carlton Holley and Isaiah Scipio receive "I Fan the Flame" Awards for their service to Pickens.
The IRS has announced a delayed start to the 2012 tax filing season
As South Carolina tackles prescription drug abuse, officials say support system needs to be in place for those kicking addictions, to keep them drug-free.
Solid Waste Management Plan, industrial park on the agenda.
Pickens County Registration & Elections Commission will hold seminars on changes to voting procedures February 5 and February 7.
South Carolina should follow other states' leads in fighting prescription drug abuse, Inspector General Patrick Maley says.
Despite recent challenge about invocations held before School District of Pickens County board meetings, letter's author says opening a meeting with an invocation is "perfectly legal."
Only three counties saw unemployment numbers drop last month, but growth seen in several sectors
Dr. Bruce Yandle, former FTC director, gives an economic forecast that isn't all doom and gloom.
Medical community, law enforcement partner in Prescription Drugs Abuse Alliance
Students from Gettys Middle School and R.C. Edwards Middle School traveling to Washington for inauguration.
Virus is easily spread, so wash your hands often and thoroughly.
Vernon Burton among 10 historians invited to submit essays for historical portfolio.
"Best Party in Anderson" will feature live band, delicious food and cold beverages set among Anderson County Museum exhibits.
Better Business Bureau says educating yourself about common investing scams and frauds can help minimize risk.
Former mayor recognized for service to Pickens.