Dec. 1 Designated Youth Waterfowl Day

Only hunters 17 years old or younger may hunt waterfowl on this day.

Anderson One Board to Meet at Powdersville High School

Trustees will hold their November meeting at 7pm Tuesday, Nov. 27 at the Auditorium at Powdersville High School.

Michael's Pizzeria Christmas Cruise 5K & Crossfit Challenge to Benefit The Dream Center of Pickens County

Race will be held Saturday, December 8 in downtown Easley.

Jobless Rate in Greenville Area Continues to Drop

County again records second-lowest unemployment in S.C.

Jerry Black Receives Ninth “Flame” Award

"I Fan the Flame" Award recognizes residents for their dedication and service to Pickens.

No Garbage Collection Thursday and Friday for Easley

Public Works Department announces Thanksgiving week garbage collection schedule.

AG Wants Former Anderson County Administrator to Return Ponzi Funds

State Attorney General Alan Wilson files complaint against former Anderson County Administrator Joey Preston, seeking the return of more than $1 million allegedly received in connection with Ronnie Gene Wilson's silver investment Ponzi scheme.

Letter: Is the Pickens Doodle Bike Trail Moral?

Letter's author claims proposed bike trail project violates 2 of the Ten Commandments.

Health Officials Warn About Mosquito-Related Disease Increase

Follow the 4 Ds to avoid mosquito bites

DNR Announces Additional Closing Dates for 2 Upstate Ranges

Pickens County Range will close for holidays.

Nursing Home Responsible for Elderly Woman's Death

DHEC report states Majesty Health and Rehab bears responsibility for death of Eloise Arnold.

Jocassee Gorges Recognized by National Geographic

43,000 acre preserve listed among 50 of the world's "last, great places."

Chihuahua Case Hearing Postponed

Attorneys for both parties asked for a continuance in the case which will decide who gets to keep the small dog.

Easley Holiday Market Is This Saturday

Holiday Market to offer a mixture of regular Easley Farmers Market vendors and newcomers.

Friday is Shop Local Day in Pickens

Pickens Businesses Celebrate “Third Friday” with refreshments and extended hours.

Easley to Light Christmas Tree November 30

Easley’s “Grand Illumination” event to include horse-drawn carriage rides, live entertainment.

Former Councilman Ron Wilson Sentenced to Nearly 20 Years

Ron Wilson sentenced for mail fraud charges in connection with 11-year, multi-million dollar silver investment Ponzi scheme.

Have Breakfast With Santa in Clemson

Registration for special breakfast with Saint Nick himself ends December 6.

WorkReady Communities Aims to Fill Skills Gap

Statewide initiative aims to connect employers with the technically skilled workforce they need by creating catalogs that list workers and their skills sets.

Easley Business and Professional Women to Meet Nov. 21

Speaker is Stacie Thompson of New Morning Foundation, "Watchdog Advocate Group for Women."

“A Pickens Christmas” Offers Everyone Something

Pickens will be celebrating Christmas all December long.

Register Sunday for Easley Little League

Registrations will be taken 2pm-4pm at Larry Bagwell Gymnasium.

New Route For Easley Christmas Parade

School construction makes route change necessary

Registration Up, Turnout Down in Pickens County 2012 Election

There were 3,884 additional registered voters in this election, but only 71.2 percent of all registered voters participated — down from 74.2 percent in 2008.

5 Things That Can Set You Back Financially This Holiday Season

CredAbility cautions consumers not to let year-end expenses start 2013 off on the wrong foot

Senator Larry Martin Wins Re-Election Bid

Martin captures nearly 24,000 votes in Senate 2 race.

Where Do I Vote and Who's On the Ballot in Easley?

Don't forget to vote! Find your poll location and ballot summary in Easley.

Easley 2012 Election Results: The Votes Are In

The choices facing voters in and around Easley.

Clemson University Cancels Class on Election Day

President Jim Barker said the university will not be closed, but he wants faculty staff and students to make voting a priority.

Sheriff Stone Receives Billy Wilkins Award for Excellence in Law Enforcement

Stone said it has been a pleasure representing Pickens County as sheriff for more than 40 years.

Pickens County Awarded Federal Reimbursement

Funds will help Pickens County recoup some of the costs of incarcerating undocumented criminal aliens.

Debunking Myths About 2012 Election, Voting

Pickens County Office of Registrations and Elections tackles some pervasive myths about this year's election.

District, DHEC Partnering For Flu Vaccines

Flu shots and flu mist will be available for students month. Locations include Gettys Middle School and Pickens High School.

Clemson Techs Offer SS# Breach Advice

University experts offer tips on what you should do short-term and long-term to protect yourself.

SC Republican Party Endorses Harris Over Skelton in 3rd District House Race

County GOP Chairman says it's the first time the state party has endorsed a petition candidate over the Republican listed on the ballot.

Chihuahua Case Change of Venue Request Granted

Magistrate will be brought in from outside county to determine outcome of Lucy/Gracie case, as judge rules that local magistrates are too familiar with dispute between Blanton family and Councilman Dave Watson and his wife

Governor Haley Endorses Larry Martin

Governor says Martin has been a steadfast ally in some of the fight she's waged.

Senate District 2 Candidates Debate Cuts, Doodle Line

Sen. Larry Martin and challenger, petition candidate Rex Rice, touch on number of issues during League of Women Voters of the Clemson Area Candidate Forum.

Gettys Middle Renovation Plans Presented

Plans will address ADA-accessibility, bus drop-off and mold and drainage issues at school.

Practice Field Sale Proceeds Will Not Go to EHS Band Program

Future proceeds from sale of Pendleton Street practice field will be applied to district general fund.