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German Food, Polka Music and Beer on Tap Make This South Carolina Town Feel Like a Weekend in Germany

Some of the best trips start with a simple tip from a friend and a half-empty stomach. You roll into a quiet corner of South Carolina expecting a few food stands, and suddenly you hear an accordion, smell sausages on the grill, and see a Ferris wheel glowing against the sky.

Walhalla, SC · 2d
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America’s No. 1 Fine-Dining Restaurant Is Hiding In A Tiny North Carolina Mountain Town

A lasagna with more than twenty layers of house-made pasta gets finished with vodka sauce right at your table. It often sells out every night. I can’t imagine leaving that off my order. That lasagna lives in a restaurant Tripadvisor just named the top fine-dining spot in the entire...

Highlands, NC · 1d
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Seneca residents may hear rock blasting this week

City officials are notifying residents about planned rock blasting associated with a redevelopment project in Seneca this week.

Seneca, SC · 23h

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Dam Break at Toccoa Falls remembered

Forty-nine years after the flood on November 6, 1977, the Toccoa Falls community remembers the 39 lives lost, honors the survivors, and reflects on God’s faithfulness through the grief. The tragedy remains part of the institution’s history, and those affected remain part of its story. A documentary now...

Toccoa Falls, GA · 1d
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Harris Teeter opens new Clemson location in former Bi-Lo

CLEMSON — Almost a year after Harris Teeter announced their Clemson location, the grand opening is finally here. On Tuesday, Nov. 10 from 4 to 7 p.m., the popular Charlotte area-based grocery store will open at 501 Old Greenville Highway. The opening includes a “Taste of Teeter” event, where attendees can sample fall-inspired products. Originally the home of a Bi-Lo, the new location sits only minutes from Clemson University’s campus. This store features various amenities, including a Starbucks, Murray’s Cheese station, pharmacy and Harris Teeter Fuel Center. Harris Teeter currently has 31 sto...

Clemson, SC · 14h

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Crash sparks vehicle fire, temporarily closes Lake Louise Road

Crash sparks vehicle fire, temporarily closes Lake Louise Road STEPHENS COUNTY, Ga. — A single-vehicle crash sparked a fire and temporarily shut down Lake Louise Road near Highway 123 on Monday, Nov. 9, as emergency crews worked to extinguish the flames and address a low-hanging utility pole. Only minor injuries were reported, according to the Stephens County S…

Stephens County, GA · 1d

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The Shocking Statistic Threatening to Kill Clemson’s Season

Clemson sits at 6-3, riding the momentum of back-to-back road victories over Atlantic Coast Conference opponents, but an alarming and historic offensive deficiency continues to threaten the Tigers’ postseason aspirations. Despite repeatedly crossing midfield, Clemson has transformed the red zone into a virtual dead end in 2026. Through nine...

Clemson, SC · 1d

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Latest AP Top 25 poll sets the stage for a brutal gauntlet Clemson has to run through

Clemson has known who its remaining opponents are for a while now. However, the end of the regular season looks to be incredibly tricky, based on who the Associated Press views Duke and South Carolina in the early part of November. They will be feisty.

Clemson, SC · 2d

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Hwy. 17 in Stephens County reopens after overnight tractor-trailer fire

Hwy. 17 in Stephens County reopens after overnight tractor-trailer fire STEPHENS COUNTY, Ga. — Highway 17 in Stephens County has reopened following an overnight tractor-trailer fire that shut down traffic for several hours near Hammerstone Drive. The Stephens County Sheriff's Office confirmed that all northbound lanes reopened to normal traffic at approximately 5:30 a.m…

Stephens County, GA · 18h

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The largest Elvis museum in the world is tucked away in an old Georgia boarding house, just 75 minutes from Atlanta—30,000 Elvis items, the legendary Elvis’ wart, the ‘Maybe Elvis Toenail,’ & the Big E Festival

Bet you didn’t know the largest collection of Elvis artifacts is tucked away in a small Georgia town, just outside of the ATL. With over 30,000 Elvis items, the The Loudermilk Boarding House and Elvis Museum in Cornelia, Georgia claims to have the largest collection of Elvis items in the world, including some true rarities. Keep scrolling to learn more.

Cornelia, GA · 1d

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What Syracuse coach Fran Brown said about Clemson football after loss

The Clemson Tigers are winning games with their defense. That was the case again in a gritty 18-13 win over the Syracuse Orange at JMA Wireless Dome in Week 10 of the 2026 college football season on Saturday. Jahiem Lawson returned a fumble 22 yards in the third quarter for the Tigers' only touchdown. It was a backward pass by Syracuse quarterback Steve Angeli that transfer defensive tackle Kourtney Kelly jarred loose. Lawson scooped it off the turf and ran in untouched, putting the the Tigers ahead, 18-6. Clemson star cornerback Ashton Hampton had another big day, picking off a pass from Angeli on third-and-goal with Syracuse at the 3-yard line. Hampton also had two pass breakups in the Tigers' win, their second in a row. With Saturday's victory, Clemson (6-3, 4-2 ACC) is bowl eligible for a 28th straight season. The Tigers host Georgia Tech (2-7, 1-6), the ACC's last-place team, at Memorial Stadium in Week 11. After the game, Syracuse coach Fran Brown met with reporters to discuss his team's loss to Clemson. Here's what he said about the Tigers: ( Editor's note: Some answers have been edited for length.) Fran Brown reflects on Syracuse loss to Clemson

Clemson, SC · 2d

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Clemson should be elated over NC State's questionable decision to hire Philip Rivers

While it is still being finalized, it is looking more and more likely that the North Carolina State Wolfpack are going to hire NFL legend and their former star quarterback Philip Rivers as their next head coach. Clemson has to be loving this move so much.

Raleigh, NC · 2d

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Celebrate Edgar Loudermilk’s Birthday at the Historic Ritz Theatre

The community is invited to come celebrate Edgar Loudermilk’s birthday at the Historic Ritz Theatre at 7 p.m. on Saturday, November 14, says General Manager Tim Mullen. “Saturday night is going to be very special at the Historic Ritz Theatre. We are having a concert with Edgar Loudermilk and his band, and what is particularly great about it, it’s Edgar’s birthday. So, we want everybody to come on out, sing happy birthday to the one and only Edgar Loudermilk from Eastanollee, Georgia, Bluegrass Hall of Fame member.”

Toccoa, GA · 23h

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Updated ACC football standings following loaded Week 10 schedule

With the Clemson Tigers ' win over the Syracuse Orange and a Friday night matchup between SMU and Virginia Tech, among other games, the ACC standings look a bit different after Week 10 of the 2026 college football season. Clemson (6-3, 4-2 ACC), for one, moved up in the standings with its second straight win in conference play . The Tigers' defense forced two turnovers and scored Clemson's only touchdown of the day when Kourtney Kelly forced a Steve Angeli fumble that Jahiem Lawson scooped up and ran 22 yards for a touchdown. Nolan Hauser added four field goals, and Clemson quarterback Tait Reynolds put the game out of a reach with two first-down runs on the Tigers' final drive. Elsewhere in the ACC, SMU bounced back with a 51-point explosion in a 51-28 win over James Franklin's Hokies in Dallas to hand Virginia Tech its third loss. The Miami Hurricanes suffered their first loss of the season, but it was a nonconference loss at Notre Dame in a No. 1 vs. No. 4 showdown. Wake Forest rolled to a 77-0 win over Merrimack, an FCS foe, in Winston-Salem as the upstart Demon Deacons kept their foot on the gas

Clemson, SC · 2d

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Toccoa City Staff thanked for Hard Work dealing with the Water Main Break

In the early morning hours on November 4, a 16” water main broke on Falls Road, disrupting the water supply to many. Thanks to the tireless efforts of the City of Toccoa Water Department and City staff, water was restored on the evening of November 5. Toccoa Mayor Evan Hellenga thanked City staff for their hard work at the Toccoa City Commission meeting on Monday, November 9.

Toccoa, GA · 19h

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Long time mayor possibly may bow out

West Union’s mayor since 2011 is considering against running for a new term when the county towns and cities hold elections a year from now. Linda Oliver is aware of two road signs that urge a recall of her current term, although South Carolina has no provision for recall of a public official. Oliver explained to 101.7/WGOG NEWS that her main concern is her town’s ability to attract candidates — not just for mayor but for town council. West Union elections usually draw small numbers of voters. She notes last week’s tax question attracted 92 voters, and she wonders why a number such as that don’t take part in mayor and council elections.

West Union, SC · 1d

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Minor blasting in Seneca south of the railroad

As a courtesy, City of Seneca officials wish to inform Seneca residents that the developers of the Seneca Cotton Mill project and their construction firm will be conducting minor rock blasting on the site of the Seneca Family Apartments at 1300 E. South 6th Street beginning November 10, 2026, between the hours of 10:00 am and 4:00 pm. The blasting may continue every 2 to 3 days after the initial blasts on November 10th.

Seneca, SC · 1d

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For Westminster, comes a $100 thousand grant

Westminster announces the city receives $100 thousand, a grant through the state Municipal Association. The money is to be spent on a project in honor an historic figure in Oconee. The Big Idea Grant will fund the city’s Bartram Native Plant initiative. On city property, a native plant growing and propagation program will allow the city to grow plants locally form municipal landscapes and public improvement projects. The native plant lab is to complement Westminster’s William Bartram Statue and Living Landscape Project. Westminster will continue to raise money to support the design and construction of the statue, to be focal point of a larger project. The grant support innovative municipal projects that demonstrate meaningful community benefits and the potential to make a lasting difference.

Westminster, SC · 1d

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Benefit Fundraiser for Stephens County 911 Dispatcher Kati Kenney

The community is asked to participate in a benefit fundraiser for Kati Kenney, a Stephens County 911 Dispatcher, explains Katie Chase, who is organizing the event on behalf of the family. “I am hosting a benefit fundraiser for Stephens County 911 Dispatcher Kati Kenney. Kati, unfortunately, suffered a medical crisis...

Stephens County, GA · 2d

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Oconee County Update: Millage Reductions, Economic Wins, Moratorium Deadline, and Election Analysis

Oconee County Council Chairman Matthew Durham issued a comprehensive update highlighting key fiscal, economic, regulatory, and political developments. In October, Council lowered the county operations and debt millage rate by 6.1 mills (an 8% reduction down to 70.2 mills) to keep property tax revenue neutral during reassessments, maintaining the second-lowest millage rate for unincorporated areas in South Carolina alongside an expanded $75,000 state Homestead Exemption.

Oconee County, SC · 1d