SC DNR's Free Hunting Days will allow SC residents to hunt without a state hunting license or other required permits, to include Wildlife Management Area (WMA) permit, or Migratory Waterfowl Permit (formerly State Duck Stamp)
Overlook is part of improvements announced at highest point in South Carolina.
Harry Hampton Memorial Wildlife Fund's Donation will help fund improvements to the highest point in South Carolina.
Officials working to raise funds for improvements to highest point in South Carolina.
Organizational meeting will follow Oath of Office Ceremony. See below for County office's holiday closures.
Convenience Centers, Starr C & D Landfill and Anderson Regional MRF announce holiday schedule.
New programs and initiatives helping school district meet the needs of business leaders.
Dr. Bruce Yandle, former head of the Federal Trade Commission, will speak at Chamber event Thursday, January 17.
Lifelong resident dedicated to giving back to Pickens and its residents.
Letter's author says walkers, bicyclists and joggers make very good neighbors.
The announcement is expected to happen at noon at the Statehouse.
Drop-in held at Pickens County Museum to thank Sheriff C. David Stone for 44 years of service to Pickens County.
Reports from organizations and boards will be heard starting at 5:30 p.m., Thursday, January 3. The floor will be opened for public comments at 6:00 p.m.
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SC Drought Response Committee upgrades drought status one level in every county in South Carolina
Upstate's first School-to-Registered-Apprenticeship program called “a bridge to the future” for Pickens County Students.
Clemson University, NASA partner for contest.
Fiscal Year 2012 offering challenges to city, but overall outlook is strong.
Six Mile native was named Southern Wesleyan University's Alumnus of the Century.
Deadline for nominations is January 31, 2013.
Organizers want to urge Rep. Jeff Duncan to not support cuts to Social Security, Medicaid or Medicare.
Offices to close for Christmas and New Year's Day holidays.
People with disabilities who have parking placards must get a placard with a photo before January 1, 2013.
"One Clemson" Awards honor organizations or individuals who have made a significant impact on Clemson University and the City of Clemson.
Recent visit from Gov. Nikki Haley helped changed letter author's evaluation of her .
A very candid Gov. Nikki Haley talked about the recent hacking of state computers, healthcare costs, politics and job recruitment in South Carolina.
Jenifer Johnson Phillips charged with Threatening Life, Person, or Family of Public Officer after comments made regarding Gov. Nikki Haley
New site gives public around-the-clock access to legal help
Liberty police are in the process of signing arrest warrants after a school volunteer at Liberty Elementary made statements about harming Gov. Nikki Haley prior to her visit there Tuesday morning. This was the first of two stops the governor is schedule
State and defense have rested, closing arguments set for 9:30am tomorrow.
Agenda includes Fiscal Year 2012 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report.
Program has produced a seven-fold return on investment
Did Patch take your picture at the parade?
Easley rings in the Christmas season with tree-lighting ceremony and celebration downtown.
Clinics designed to introduce basics of fishing to the young and old
Easley, Central and Six Mile will hold their parades tomorrow.
Tree-lighting event includes horse-drawn carriage rides and live entertainment. Fun continues with tomorrow's Easley Christmas Parade.
School board member says citizens do not want school district's building program to expand further
Pickens planning a month-long Christmas celebration
SC Youth Advocacy Program Officials Ask for City's Help