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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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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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Seneca’s historic Utica Mill to become housing community

The former Utica Cotton Mill, once a major part of the area's textile industry, is being transformed into a residential community after sitting vacant for more than two decades.

Seneca, SC · 22h

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Zoning change sought for Seneca lakefront property

Seneca Planning Commission will convene a public hearing to consider a real estate company’s application for zoning change on more than 100 acres on a Lake Keowee peninsula. The property is 134 Indian Oaks Road, accessible by the South Cove Road. And the hearing will be 6 o’clock Monday night at city hall. Property owner Keowee Bluff LLC, identified as a real estate development company. The property is zoned Planned Development – Residential (PD-R). Proposed is what’s called a low-density residential development to include single family homes, cottages and lakefront lots. It’s the same property that earlier this year that, in the end, was rejected for a development that would have included a hotel.

Seneca, SC · 1d

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TV announcers, kickoff time set for Clemson-Georgia Tech

Clemson will return to Death Valley on Saturday, Nov. 14, to take on Georgia Tech, with kickoff scheduled for 12:30 p.m. ET at Memorial Stadium. The game will be televised on The CW, with Thom Brennaman (play-by-play), Jason Cabinda (analyst), and Wes Bryant (sideline reporter) calling the action. Fans can...

Clemson, SC · 3d

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Swinney Does Not Get It

CLEMSON — Dabo Swinney does not get it, or at least that is how it seems. During his weekly press conference on Tuesday, Swinney was asked about possibly having someone from outside the program come in and help the with…

Clemson, SC · 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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ESPN predicts the winner of Clemson football's last three games

The Clemson Tigers have strung together back-to-back wins in ACC play entering Week 11 of the 2026 college football season. The Tigers will look to make it three straight when they welcome the struggling Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets to Death Valley Saturday. Clemson (6-3, 4-2 ACC) is coming off an 18-13 win at Syracuse. The Tigers' only touchdown came in the third quarter when Jahiem Lawson scooped up a Steve Angeli fumble and raced 22 yards to the end zone with 6:39 to play. Ashton Hampton later intercepted Angeli in the end zone with Syracuse facing third-and-goal at the 3, and quarterback Tait Reynolds had two first down runs on Clemson's final drive to help the Tigers win another low-scoring battle. Nolan Hauser, as he's been all season, was clutch by kicking four field goals. The Tigers will face the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (2-7, 1-5), a team whose season has gone south under fourth-year coach Brent Key. The Ramblin' Wreck have lost four straight games after suffering a 44-17 blowout loss to the Louisville Cardinals in Week 10 at Bobby Dodd Stadium in Atlanta. Georgia Tech has been particularly bad on defense, where it ranks 123rd nationally in total

Clemson, SC · 2d

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Public Hearing Set for Rezoning of 100-Acre Lake Keowee Peninsula

The Seneca Planning Commission will hold a public hearing at 6:00 p.m. on Monday, November 16, at City Hall to consider a rezoning request for more than 100 acres on a Lake Keowee peninsula at 134 Indian Oaks Road, accessible via South Cove Road. Real estate development company Keowee Bluff LLC is seeking a zoning change for the property, currently zoned Planned Development – Residential (PD-R), to build a low-density residential development featuring single-family homes, cottages, and lakefront lots. The request follows the rejection earlier this year of a previous proposal for the same site that would have included a hotel.

Seneca, SC · 9h

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ACC Silently Mails Syracuse HC Fran Brown About Officiating Blunder That Cost Them Against Clemson

Syracuse lost a football game on November 7, and this week, the ACC told Fran Brown that the officials got the play wrong. Brown said the league sent him an email admitting Clemson’s only touchdowns in the 18-13 win should not have counted. The call stood after a review; it put Clemson up 18-6 in the third quarter, and Syracuse finished five points short. The Orange (4-5, 2-5 ACC) came into the JMA Wireless Dome off two straight ACC wins, including the upset of No. 19 SMU, with a bowl berth still in reach. Tim Leonard reported on X that Brown said on his live radio show on TK99 and the Cuse ap...

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Clemson Staffer Reportedly Top Target for Head Coaching Role

A member of Dabo Swinney’s coaching staff at Clemson is at the center of an in-state school’s search for a new head coach. According to a report from FootballScoop, FCS program Furman is targeting Mike Houston to be its next…

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Where does OU land in latest bowl projections from USA TODAY Sports?

The Oklahoma Sooners entered the 2026 season hoping to return to the College Football Playoff and improve on last year's result. Instead, OU had four losses entering the month of November , and those expectations went down the drain. Now, head coach Brent Venables and his team are focusing on doing what it takes to make it to a bowl game this season, along with having the best finish to the season that they possibly can. The last time OU missed a bowl was in 1998, which was the final season of the John Blake era. Bob Stoops was hired to replace him, and Oklahoma has made it to bowl season for 27 straight years. After last week's win over Florida, one more win for the 2026 Sooners will extend that streak. In the SEC, the teams that qualify for the CFP are off the board for the remaining bowl selections. The Citrus Bowl picks the top SEC team that doesn't qualify for the playoff. After that, there's a pool of six bowls, with no pecking order, that will consult with the SEC and school personnel to determine where teams are scheduled. They'll try to create the best possible matchups.

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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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Clemson Tigers HC Dabo Swinney Reveals Major QB Update

Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney said Tuesday that senior quarterback Christopher Vizzina should be available for Saturday’s home game against Georgia Tech despite an ankle injury that has limited him all week. Swinney spoke at his weekly press conference and confirmed Vizzina can play on Senior Day at Memorial Stadium. The coach also noted that […] The post Clemson Tigers HC Dabo Swinney Reveals Major QB Update appeared first on Viral Sports News .

Clemson, SC · 2d

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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 · 23h

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Clemson Held Back by Dabo Swinney-Related Problem

It’s well known that the Clemson Tigers don’t take transfers as quickly as other programs. And while they’ve gotten more comfortable with it in recent seasons, it still isn’t Dabo Swinney’s preferred approach to roster-building. In a vacuum, it’s fair to say that that’s Swinney’s...

Clemson, SC · 1d

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Central Town Council Advances Over $530,000 in Town Improvement Projects

Central Town Council unanimously approved the first reading of a funding package for several municipal projects, anchored by $220,000 for new public basketball courts that Councilman Curtis Peek proposed naming the Joe Moss Unity in the Community Park. Other allocations include $54,000 combined for a Main Street crosswalk and nine flashing crosswalk signs, $50,000 for a Main Street pocket park, $40,000 for Bolick Field lights, $40,000 for crushed asphalt on Disc Golf Road, and $13,000 total for website accessibility upgrades and a police ATV. The plan also designates $50,000 to restore the old Central jail into a tourism office and event restrooms, $50,000 for new Town Hall flooring, and $18,000 for depot insulation.

Central, SC · 9h

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Seneca Approves Initial Budget Adjustment for City Administrator Severance Agreement

Seneca officials unanimously passed the initial reading of Ordinance 2026-24, expanding the fiscal year 2026–27 general fund revenue and expenditures by $193,170—drawn directly from municipal reserves—to accommodate payroll and benefit adjustments linked to City Administrator Scott Moulder’s $500,000 settlement package. This action follows a prior decision to advance Moulder’s contractual departure date from May 2029 to December 31, 2026, under an early retirement arrangement where the municipality will purchase credits through the South Carolina Public Employee Benefit Authority (PEBA) to grant him 28 years of service and disburse the remaining balance of the $500,000 as a severance payout in exchange for a liability release, pending final ordinance approval by the local governing body.

Seneca, 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 · 10h