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Waldrop hits ground running for Patriots
POWDERSVILLE — When you talk about a student athlete, the name of Nasir Waldrop quickly storms to the forefront.
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Easley’s 4th quarter rally not enough
EASLEY — Before the game even started, Pendleton Coach Grayson Howell knew what he was up against last Friday night at Easley High School. Some of the long-time fans in the area still remember Howell when he coached in Easley.
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Reynolds makes history for EHS golf team
EASLEY — Elliott Reynolds is helping put Easley High School girls golf on the map.
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Powdersville wins opener, great matchups on the way
Running back Nasir Waldrop led the Powdersville football team to a 28-12 win over Seneca last Friday night. Waldrop had 25 carries for 145 yards and a pair of touchdowns.
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Local bowling results
Congratulations to L J Shepard for bowling a 300 (755 series) on Wednesday Night (8/19)
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Pickens pulls away from Easley in 4th quarter, 61-41
PICKENS — It almost seemed like a backyard football game where – whatever team had the football at the end – they were going to win the game. Throw in a local rivalry just 10 minutes away, a couple of 30-minute delays due to lightning and two teams that would…
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Pickens Co. downgraded to ‘Moderate’ drought status
PICKENS COUNTY — The South Carolina Drought Response Committee (DRC) met on August 6, 2026, to evaluate statewide drought conditions. The DRC serves as the state’s primary drought decision-making body and determines drought severity levels as outlined in the S.C. Drought Response Act, which helps protect the state’s natural resources.…
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Bail denied for murder suspect
PICKENS COUNTY — Bail has been denied to a woman accused of fatally shooting a man on Big Foot Road in Pickens.
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Clary hits another level as a QB
Some of the best NFL quarterbacks of all time had to just wait their turn.
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Too little, too late
SOUTH CAROLINA — For the 2026–2027 school year, 65 of South Carolina’s 72 public school districts begin classes before the state’s tax-free weekend.
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Tigers will visit Rome, Florence and Como while playing three exhibition games
CLEMSON, S.C. — Clemson University men’s basketball will embark on a 10-day tour of Italy, visiting Rome, Florence and Como while playing three exhibition games – one in each city.
