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Otto, NC · Education
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Upstate daycare closes abruptly after discipline lawsuit cripples enrollment
GREENVILLE — A preschool in Mauldin, sued after a teacher there allegedly directed some of her 4-year-old students to hit a classmate, abruptly closed last week in the wake of a steep decline in enrollment. Administrators, staff and parents learned of SolVerus Christian Academy's closure on the afternoon of...
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College of Business navigates leadership changes following faculty departures
Clemson University has seen significant changes in its administration and faculty during the 2026-2027 academic year, particularly within the Wilbur O. and Ann Powers College of Business. Most notably, the University is led by a new president, Benjamin Ayers, who holds a Ph.D. in accounting and is a former dean...
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Yellow Jackets Kicker Noah Hardy Heads to Clemson
Fort Mill High School kicker Noah Hardy committed to Clemson University on Oct. 31, announcing his decision on X the morning after he made a 51 yard field goal in a road win at Boiling Springs. The offer came just days earlier. Hardy posted on Oct. 28 that he had received a full scholarship offer […]
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Game of the Week: Westside at T.L. Hanna
ANDERSON COUNTY, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Week 10’s high school football Game of the Week features a rivalry showdown between Westside and T.L. Hanna with a region title on the line. Both teams were 8-1 on the season entering Friday’s game. The Rams held on despite a second-half...
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High School Football Playoffs Set
The gridiron lights are turning up across Upstate South Carolina as the regular season closes and the official 2026 SCHSL Football Playoff Brackets lock into place. Teams from Anderson, Oconee, and Pickens counties have clawed through grueling region schedules to earn their shot at a state championship run, setting up an explosive month of high-stakes postseason football. The Walhalla Razorbacks(4-6) closed out their regular season in dominant fashion Friday night , crushing the Southside Tigers 70-18 to secure fourth place in the AAA Region. The Walhalla Razorbacks are locked in as the No. 10 seed and are geared up for a high-intensity road matchup against the familiar Pickens Blue Flame. The Seneca Bobcats punched their ticket to a first-round home playoff game in stunning fashion. Trailing late against rival Pickens, Seneca quarterback Cole Ulrich engineered a meticulous 64-yard drive, culminating in a dramatic game-winning touchdown sequence with under nine seconds remaining to secure the No. 2 region seed.