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Mickey Conn: R.J. Mickens is the ‘quarterback’ of Clemson’s defense, true freshmen standing out
For Clemson, it's going to be very beneficial having R.J. Mickens anchor the back-half of the Tigers' defense. The fifth-year player has more experience than anyone else on that side of the ball, perhaps, the only exception being No. 0, Barrett Carter, in the middle. "I think it's a big...
Greenville’s NEAT Bourbon Bar expands to downtown Greer
NEAT Bourbon Bar will expand to downtown Greer, bringing its portfolio of whiskeys to 108 E. Poinsett St. Ext. next to Rick Erwin’s Greer. Residences of Greer can expect classic and curated cocktails with a variety of spirits along with charcuterie boards and desserts. The Greer location will offer also outdoor seating.
Simpsonville rejects residential development density increase: City Council notes
Here’s a recap of the July 23 meeting of Simpsonville City Council. Failed: Change to Timber’s Edge development plans. Council rejected a change to the Timber’s Edge development. The applicants, DR Group and Grey Engineering, planned to remove the community’s rear load garages and road to increase the density from 42 homes to 49 units.
On the Move: Travis Oswald
Travis Oswald was promoted to vice president of CarolinaPower, a regional electrical contractor. He will oversee companywide construction services — engineering, virtual design and construction, and prefabrication, while still managing day-to-day operations of the Greenville office. Oswald has been with CarolinaPower for 19 years and has served as Greenville branch manager.
Lander Cybersecurity Classes to be Offered Online
The integration of cyber systems in our daily lives, businesses, and governments has created a significant demand for cyber expertise. Lander's cybersecurity program prepares students for a career in this high demand field. The first group of Lander University students to earn a Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity graduated on...
Clemson’s C.J. Spiller on induction into Ring of Honor, encouraging players to leave lasting impact
There haven't been many like C.J. Spiller. Both on and off the field, Spiller has been one of the more influential athletes in the history of Clemson's football program. A unanimous All-American in 2009, and a two-time All-ACC selection, Spiller had over 7,500 all-purpose yards during his Tigers career from 2006-2009 — the most in ACC history and third on the NCAA's list. He has the most career kickoff returns for touchdowns in college football history with seven. He was also an All-American on the track. In 2021, Spiller was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame.
5 new policies advance safety for University and its people
Five new policies in three categories were recently documented on the University Policies website. “The policy program is always available to answer questions and discuss how a policy might impact someone,” said Monique Everroad, director of policy initiatives in University Compliance & Ethics. “We believe in helping people do the right thing by making the information readily available and understandable. It’s as easy as contacting us first for a quick call.”
New business will move into former Bee Bee's restaurant in Greenville
GREENVILLE, S.C. — A new business is set to move into theformer Bee Bee's Drive Thru location on Laurens Road in Greenville. (Video above: Coverage of Bee Bee's closing) Bee Bee’s Drive Thru, a staple in the community for more than 30 years, closed on Jan. 31 due to the owner's health issues.
Clemson University trailblazer continues to have an impact eight years after receiving Ph.D.
April Gillens knew while growing up in Eutawville, South Carolina that she wanted to make a contribution to African-American history, but she didn’t know how or where she would find the opportunity. It turns out the opportunity found her at Clemson University. Gillens will forever be the first African...
Furman picked to finish second in the Southern Conference
GREENVILLE, S.C. — Clay Hendrix recalls his time as a Furman assistant when the 1988 Southern Conference preseason poll placed the Paladins fourth. They ended up winning the national championship. But preseason polls do provide some fodder for media and fans and this year's So-Con preseason coaches poll has...
Stanford Player Compares Death Valley to Big Ten School
CLEMSON — When Tristan Sinclair learned Stanford was going to the Atlantic Coast Conference, he started to do his homework. The Cardinals inside linebacker started to read up on the ACC. He says he (...)
First day of school for students in Greenwood Co.
GREENWOOD COUNTY, S.C. (WSPA) – Thousands of students in Greenwood County returned to the classrooms Wednesday morning. It’s the first day for Greenwood School District 50 and Ware Shoals School District 51. Officials said parents and guardians should make sure students are signed off on all District 50 schools’ final forms. All forms must be […]
Chief: Runaway cow returned to owner after escaping capture from police
PICKENS, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - The Pickens Police Department said a runaway cow was recaptured after a lengthy pursuit Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. Chief Randall Beach said the Pickens County Sheriff’s Office initially got a call around midnight saying the cow was last seen on Doodle Trail before it went into the city around 1 a.m.
Spoonbill Gallery to host ‘Wondrous Wild’ exhibit
“Wondrous Wild” will open Aug. 2 at Spoonbill Gallery in Greenville. The exhibit features works by mixed media artist Bess Whittington and will be at 1292 Pendleton St. through Aug. 31. Whittington uses a variety of processes including collagraph printmaking, woodworking, and sculpting to produce her pieces. Her collection...
Texting 911 Now an Option on Campus at Clemson University
Clemson University has introduced a new option to text 9-1-1 for emergencies on the main campus. To use this service, open a new text message, enter 911 in the contact field, type the details of the emergency, and press send. A dispatcher will respond via text shortly. While calling 9-1-1 remains the first and best option, this texting service is recommended for situations where calling is not possible, particularly benefiting individuals with disabilities or in circumstances where speaking is difficult. This follows Pickens County’s recent introduction of a similar emergency response option.
The SEC has a surprise conference competitor in 2024
Over the past 20 years, the ACC has fallen off in regards to competing against the SEC. And now, they do not just have the SEC to worry about, but the Big Ten as well who seems to be on the rise. Over the past decade or so specifically, the ACC has been led by the Clemson Tigers who since the college football playoff era began are the only ACC school to have a national championship with two under head coach Dabo Swinney.
Drier Wednesday ahead of overnight storms
GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - We get a brief break from the storms during the day Wednesday. But the storms return overnight and through the rest of the week. Wednesday brings a little bit of a break, at least through the daylight hours. We start off dry with just an isolated rain chance during the day. The storm chances ramp up during the evening hours and stay elevated overnight into the early hours of Thursday. With the lower rain chances, temperatures are able to soar once again into the upper 80s to around 90 in the Upstate. It’s still very humid so feels like temperatures are in the upper 90s.
5 questions for Clemson football, Dabo Swinney at ACC Kickoff, including transfer portal
CLEMSON — Clemson football coach Dabo Swinney and four Tigers players will take the stage Thursday for the final day of ACC Football Kickoff in Charlotte. The Clemson players selected are linebacker Barrett Carter, quarterback Cade Klubnik, running back Phil Mafah and defensive back R.J. Mickens. The Tigers look...
Duncan Park Lake reopens for non-motorized boating and fishing after decades
SPARTANBURG, S.C. (FOX Carolina) -Dust off your kayaks and head to Duncan Park Lake, as the 14-acre lake reopens for non-motorized boating and catch-and-release fishing after being untouched for decades. “This brand new dock—it’s like, oh, it’s just a dock, what’s the big deal? It’s a huge deal,” said Sophi...
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