Treasurer Loftis says new program features significant cost savings and more investing options. New program part of overall streamlining and modernizing of Treasurer’s Office.
University police ask bicyclists to keep safety tips in mind when riding.
Accompanying exhibition by photographer Cindy Hosea will document Gold Star Mothers’ trip to Iraq
Random drug checks of all district employees may be instituted, Pew writes
Tournament raises money for Southern Wesleyan University's Promise Fund
Concert celebrating Bleu Voodoo Grill's second anniversary rocks the house, raises money for local groups.
BPW now accepting nominations of accomplished working women. Nomination deadline is Oct. 9
From galas to walks to shopping, here's how you can participate, pledge support and donate to the cause in Easley and South Carolina.
Pickens County Historical Society hopes to bring colonial-era fort back to life. Model of fort now on display at World of Energy in Seneca.
Research shows good nutrition and exercise can help prevent breast cancer. Here are some resources around Easley to help you stay healthy.
Writer and filmmaker Jon Bowermaster to speak at Strom Thurmond Institute Oct. 9
Cleaning up deer remains may not be fun, but hunters failing to do so give hunting a bad name, DNR officials say
American Red Cross' Holiday Mail for Heroes Mailbox opens tomorrow. Send a message of support and thanks to members of the Armed Forces, veterans and their families.
Educators in the Workplace program will see teachers go out into various businesses throughout the county.
Letter Author urges Watsons to give dog back to former owners.
Festival celebrating the arts will be held 9am to 2pm Saturday, October 6.
Clemson professors says that some trees are beginning to turn already, and some are already dropping their leaves
Clemson graduates among nation's grads who get the best return on their tuition dollars.
5 things you need to know for Saturday, Sept. 29
