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This Cash-Only South Carolina Burger Joint Has Barely Changed Since 1956

In Clemson, South Carolina, there is a burger joint covered in ivy where the prices look like they were set during the Eisenhower administration, and that is meant as the highest possible compliment. Mac’s Drive In is the real thing, and the real thing is getting harder to find.

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Clemson Tigers News: Chad Morris with a message to the WRs, WBB facing South Carolina, and more

Drops have been a key issue for Clemson this season, and OC Chad Morris wants to see things get cleaned up ASAP.

Clemson, SC · 1d

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Belton-Honea Path plays host to Seneca in its opening game in the AAA state playoffs

Bears take 6-3 record into postseason in first season under head coach David Crane. Honea Path – In its first season under head coach David Crane, the Belton-Honea Path High School football team stumbled out of the gate a bit. Now it did so against two high-powered teams in T.L. Hanna and Daniel, but when you’re a program that has played for the last two AAA state titles and have lost a combined six games in the four previous seasons, losing the first two is a stumble.

Honea Path, SC · 22h

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Recovering Main Street, Walhalla parking spaces

A committee of the Walhalla City Council directed the city administrator to approach SCDOT about restoring and re-striping a number of parallel parking spaces on Main Street. The request came before the council committee for streets, the result of a community meeting. Dave Poulson, city administrator, said DOT’s concurrence is required because Main Street remains state-maintained and the agency will be liable to insist on meeting current standards covering what can be striped as a legal parking spot. Because of the September fire that decimated a large part of one downtown block, parking spaces have been reduced. And last night, Councilwoman Lynn McClain called for better signage to alert motorists where they are welcome to park.

Walhalla, SC · 2d

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Harris Teeter to open in Clemson with Starbucks, fuel center

Harris Teeter is set to open its first Clemson location, filling a former Bi-Lo grocery store site. The store will open on Nov. 11 at 501 Old Greenville Highway. The new store is expected to create 100 to 200 jobs and expand grocery options for residents, students, and visitors. The grand opening represents a significant milestone for the North Carolina-based grocer, which announced plans for the Clemson store in late 2025 as part of a broader expansion across the Southeast. The Clemson location is one of several new stores the company has added in South Carolina as it continues to grow its footprint in the state. .oembed-frame { width: 100%; height: 100%; margin: 0; border: 0; } The approximately 53,000-square-foot store occupies the former Bi-Lo property on Old Greenville Highway, a prominent site near Clemson University that has sat largely vacant since the regional grocery chain's departure. More: New grocery store to occupy former Gabe's building in Greenville What shoppers can expect According to company officials, the Clemson store includes a variety of specialty departments and amenities designed to differentiate the retailer from traditional grocery stores. According to the website, features include a Starbucks kiosk, expanded produce and meat departments,

Clemson, SC · 3d

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Boil water advisory repealed for part of Upstate town

A boil water advisory affecting part of Pendleton has been repealed, town officials announced Tuesday night.

Pendleton, SC · 2d

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Clemson Picks Up Huge Commitment

Clemson baseball has landed a big commitment. 2027 RHP/3B Cullen Scott has announced a commitment to the Tigers. Scott, a Top 30 high school talent, was the highest remaining uncommitted prospect in the class. Scott, who is already throwing in…

Clemson, SC · 2d

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Walhalla extends an offer to Senior Solutions

Walhalla Senior Solutions must vacate its use of the former middle school building on Razorback Lane, as the school district has building demolition plans in mind. And last night the city’s general government committee met privately to take up contract matters involving Senior Solutions. Today Mayor Tim Hall sheds light on what the city is doing, and the hope that Senior Solutions will accept the city’s offer of the basement of the Walhalla Youth Center on N. College Street – opposite the Center for the Performing Arts. Mayor Hall’s announcement can be heard on 101.7/WGOG NEWS.

Walhalla, SC · 2d

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Some warming shelters to open this weekend in the Upstate

Several warming shelters across the Upstate could open this weekend.

Anderson County, SC · 19h

Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets On SI

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The Most Interesting Quotes From Georgia Tech RB Trelain Maddox Ahead of Clemson

What stood out from what Trelain Maddox had to say?

Atlanta, GA · 1d

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Westminster City Council Accepts $100,000 Native Plant Grant and $2 Million for Horton Fields

Westminster City Council unanimously accepted a $100,000 “Big Idea Grant” to launch the Bartram Native Plant Lab Initiative, which will establish a greenhouse at the Bibb Street utilities shop, partner with local schools, and create a statewide guide to help municipalities replace mowed turf with native plants to lower maintenance costs…

Westminster, SC · 2d

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Gamecocks hope to reclaim Blood Battle trophy from Clemson

COLUMBIA – University of South Carolina students, faculty, alumni and fans are being encouraged to donate blood Nov. 16-20 as the Gamecocks compete against Clemson in the 42nd annual Carolina-Clemson Blood Battle. The annual blood drive competition takes place the week before the two schools meet for the Palmetto...

Columbia, SC · 2d

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High School Playoffs Round 2

The road to Orangeburg heats up Friday night, November 13, as high school football teams from Oconee, Pickens, and Anderson counties collide in the second round of the 2026 SCHSL Playoffs. In Class 3A, an all-Pickens County showdown headlines the slate as undefeated D.W. Daniel (10-0) hosts Pickens (9-2) following the Blue Flame’s dominant 56-8 opening-round win over Walhalla. Oconee County’s Seneca (7-4) hits the road to face Anderson County powerhouse Belton-Honea Path (6-3) after the Bobcats’ 77-0 first-round rout. Meanwhile, top-seeded Wren (9-1) opens its postseason at home against Powdersville (7-4), and Palmetto (4-7) travels to undefeated Chapman after pulling off a first-round upset. In Class 4A, Anderson County’s Westside and T.L. Hanna defend their home turf, hosting Greenville and Indian Land, respectively. Over in Class 2A, Crescentlooks to keep its playoff run alive at home against Chesnee. Kickoff for all second-round matchups is set for 7:30 p.m. on Friday, with winners advancing to next week’s quarterfinals.

Oconee County, SC · 8h

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Clemson’s Dabo Swinney unhappy with loss of conference championship games

Clemson coach Dabo Swinney understands college football is changing again, but there is one part of the sport’s new direction he will genuinely miss. With the College Football Playoff set to expand to 24 teams beginning in 2027, conference championship games are on their way out. The CFP reached a five-year, $1.7 billion agreement with ESPN on Nov. 9, setting up one of the biggest postseason changes the sport has seen. For Swinney, the end of conference title games carries some real emotion. “I wouldn’t say it bothers me, but I’m not a fan of that,” Swinney said. “I love the conference championship games. I think it’s been great.” “It doesn’t bother me. I’d just say it kind of saddens me a little bit, I guess, because that’s going away,” Swinney added. “But hey, something new is coming. You just embrace it and you go attack whatever’s coming. But I hate to see that.” Few coaches have as much experience with conference championship games as Swinney. Clemson has played in 10 ACC Championship Games under Swinney, going 9-1 in those appearances. He also played for Alabama in the inaugural SEC Championship Game in 1992. “I’ve been in 10 ACC Championship

Clemson, SC · 1d

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Girls Night Out on Pink Friday Kicks off Lavonia Christmas Events

Work is underway in downtown Lavonia to get Christmas decorations and the Christmas tree put up in anticipation of the kickoff to the holiday season. Lavonia’s Downtown Development Authority and Main Street Program has a full schedule of holiday events lined up beginning in November. DDA Director Ashley Rose...

Lavonia, GA · 1d

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Walhalla’s Callahan signs with Citadel

Brady Callahan, a standout distance runner from Walhalla High School, has officially signed to continue his track and cross country career at The Citadel. Callahan, a member of the Class of 2027, makes his commitment to the Charleston-based military college official during the November signing period, cementing a journey built on grit and steady dominance in South Carolina’s Upstate. Before pledging his future to the Bulldogs, Callahan established himself as the backbone of Walhalla’s distance program. His high school resume highlights a blend of speed and endurance: Callahan captured the 800-meter state title during the 2025–2026 season, clocking an official time of 1:55.69. He earned three-time All-State and three-time All-Region honors in cross country. On the oval, he added three All-Region selections and an All-State nod while qualifying for state competition in the 800m, 400m hurdles, 4x400m relay, and 4x800m relay. Behind Callahan’s front-running pace, Walhalla’s cross country squad achieved top-five state finishes in three consecutive seasons and rose to the No. 1 ranking in Class 3A.

Walhalla, SC · 1d

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Stephens County Commission approves IGA with Martin for Animal Control

Stephens County will continue providing animal control services to the City of Martin. At its meeting on Tuesday, November 10, the Stephens County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved an intergovernmental agreement (IGA) with Martin for animal control services, explains Stephens County Administrator Christian Hamilton. “We take every opportunity we can...

Stephens County, GA · 1d

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Upcountry Fiber Foundation Raises $150,000 for Upstate Nonprofits at Charity Golf Tournament

Upcountry Fiber Foundation, the charitable arm and permanent endowment of Upcountry Fiber, announced that it raised $150,000 at its annual charity golf tournament on Oct. 21 at The Cliffs at Mountain Park. This year’s total surpasses the $133,000 raised at the 2025 tournament. Proceeds will fund grants to local non-profit organizations that make an immediate and direct impact on the people they serve in Anderson, Oconee, Pickens, and Northern Greenville counties.

Greenville, SC · 1d

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Upcountry Fiber wins Smart Rural Community Showcase Award

Upcountry Fiber received a 2026 Smart Rural Community Showcase Award from NTCA–The Rural Broadband Association in September. The award honors rural broadband providers that deliver reliable connectivity and lead collaborative projects in their service areas. Upcountry Fiber was recognized for its free community education programming for its customers. “Every...

Greenville County, SC · 2d

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Pioneer Rural Water District Approves Bond Resolutions for Plant Expansion

The Pioneer Rural Water District Board of Directors unanimously approved resolutions on Tuesday allowing the district to sell up to $15.5 million in public market bonds to finance a two-phase expansion of its water treatment plant. Phase 1 features an $11 million, 5 million-gallons-per-day ozone treatment system—slated to come online next July—that will eliminate supplemental water purchases from Seneca, while Phase 2 will expand capacity to 5 MGD backed by an expected $8 million U.S. Economic Development Administration grant. With Wells Fargo engaged to sell the bonds on Nov. 17 and an anticipated closing date of Dec. 1, general manager Terry Pruitt noted that contractors are ready to begin work as soon as the financing is finalized.

Seneca, SC · 1d