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Step into this refined lake house with jaw-dropping views of Lake Keowee
MHK Architecture designed this refined lake house with luxurious details in collaboration with Cheatham Fletcher Scott, perched atop The Landing at Keowee Springs in Six Mile, South Carolina. From its idyllic location, this nearly 5,000-square-foot dwelling enjoys sweeping views of Lake Keowee and to the majestic Blue Ridge Mountains beyond.
Seneca Dog Park Reopens with Emphasis on Safety and Responsible Use
The City of Seneca PetSafe Dog Park has reopened after a tragic incident in which a large dog fatally attacked a small dog, leading to severe injuries and the pet’s death. The city extends its condolences to the pet’s owners and emphasizes the importance of understanding the risks associated with off-leash dog parks.
Clemson assistant, Toombs County native Nick Eason details weight loss journey
CLEMSON, S.C. — Nick Eason is always moving. "I want people to see the paw as much as possible," Clemson's associate head coach said. That means eight to 10 schools per day while on the recruiting trail, and maximum commitment for his players. Last year, the defensive tackles coach drew attention for participating in the team's demanding "mat drills."
Labor Day Weekend Travel and Services Update
This Labor Day weekend marks the end of a record-breaking summer travel season. AAA’s trends indicate a 9% increase in domestic travel, with Seattle topping the list of popular destinations. Car travelers should avoid peak congestion times and expect lower gas prices compared to last year. AAA anticipates rescuing over 300,000 motorists, urging drivers to ensure their vehicles are road-ready and to follow safety guidelines.
Clemson Nike Zoom Pegasus 41: How to buy latest Tigers footwear
Restore the roar with the latest Nike Zoom Pegasus 41 running shoes collection, including the Clemson Tigers edition available online now. These shoes are available in men’s and women’s. All listed items ship free with code 24SHIP. Take flight with the new Nike Zoom Pegasus 41 running shoes,...
Clemson experts advise beekeepers, horse owners as pesticides increase to kill mosquitoes
Several weeks have passed since Tropical Storm Debby made landfall in South Carolina, but experts and officials throughout the state are still dealing with the storm's fallout, particularly regarding mosquitoes. Debby brought significant rainfall throughout the state – enough to lift most counties from a statewide summer flash drought. However,...
Coastal Spraying could impact Bees
Ben Powell of Clemson University announced that this week, mosquito sprayers will be spraying in the SC Coastal Areas. These applicators are independent sprayers that do not have the Clemson database for beekeepers’ listings. Ben suggests that you contact the applicators directly. Powell added that the pesticide will be sprayed two hours after sunrise and two hours before sunset. The spray will affect bees outside of the forging colonies but would not affect the colonies inside. It is advised to close the colonies during spraying times. Contact your local sprayers from the listed link. https://www.scmca.net/assets/docs/MosquitoControlProgramsInSC.pdf.
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