The Clemson football program has had pretty good success with quarterbacks from Georgia, with national championship winners Homer Jordan, Deshaun Watson and Trevor Lawrence immediately coming to mind.

No one decided to throw their hat into the mix for a chance to fill one vacant seat on West Union Town Council.

The Seneca High School boys’ and girls’ soccer teams will be under new leadership next season, but the faces in charge will be familiar for the Bobcats.

Senator and Seneca resident Lindsey Graham responded to California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s recent visit to the town.

The meeting room of the Seneca Library on Thursday featured reading of books, smiling faces and most notably — wagging tails.

South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson announced Wednesday a Pickens County jury has returned three more convictions in the state’s ongoing “Las Señoritas” case.

Clemson’s full list of attendees for the upcoming ACC Football Kickoff was announced on Thursday.

Oconee County Sheriff’s Office announced Wednesday that it is seeking the public’s help in an ongoing investigation regarding a shooting that occurred at an Oconee County beach July 3.

Walhalla utilities director Laramie Hinkle said he no longer knows if he still holds his job after showing up to work Thursday to find his city-issued phone disabled and encountering trouble getting into the city’s water treatment plant — deepening.

Six former Daniel High School greats are set for enshrinement into the school’s Athletic Hall of Fame later this year.

Despite its population growing, the city of Clemson has seen a decrease in traffic violations over the last decade.

The South Carolina Department of Public Health has launched three new Mobile Health Units to extend public health services to more people across South Carolina.

A familiar Walhalla face has moved her expertise to a desk across the county.

A new partnership is bringing expanded urgent care access to the Clemson area.

The town of Central has responded to a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit filed by a Pickens County resident.

A 21-year-old Walhalla man is accused of kidnapping and choking a woman recently at a home off Scenic Drive in Walhalla.

The South Carolina Department of Public Health has confirmed a case of the measles in an Upstate resident — the first verified case reported in the state since nearly a year ago.

Walhalla City Council has called for a special meeting today to discuss some action items and one issue during an executive session.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom made a stop at Gignilliat Center in Seneca on Wednesday as part of his two-day tour of South Carolina.

On its first birthday, the S.C. Department of Public Health announced it was launching a comprehensive online health data center.