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Judge stops federal program for migrant agricultural workers
(The Center Square) — Attorneys general from 17 states are suing to stop the federal government from implementing a program they say gives migrant agricultural workers rights that American citizens working farm jobs do not have. The coalition of states, led by South Carolina, contends that the U.S. Department of Labor's "Improving Protections for Workers in Temporary Agricultural Employment in the United States" rule effectively grants collective bargaining rights to agricultural migrant workers in the country under the H-2A visa program. ...
2024 Season Position Preview: Quarterback
The 2024 season is upon us, and today we are covering a crucial position for the Clemson Tigers: Quarterback. I’ve already talked a little QB1 action in a previous article, but we’ll dive into QB2 and QB3 today. Starter: Cade Klubnik, junior, Austin, TX. We all know who...
Carillon bell concert to ring in a new semester at Clemson University
On the afternoon of Sunday, September 22, Clemson visitors and residents will be treated to Music in the Air XX, a concert featuring University Carillonneur and Performing Arts Department Chair Linda Dzuris. Attendees are invited to bring a chair or blanket and enjoy the rich and resonant music that will ring out from the 48 bells that sit atop Tillman Hall. Prime listening areas include Bowman Field, the Military Heritage Plaza, Cox Plaza, and the Carillon Garden. The concert program will include classical arrangements, pieces composed specifically for the carillon, and popular tunes by artists such as Miley Cyrus and Taylor Swift.
Dabo Swinney, Garrett Riley detail the challenges of going up against a Kirby Smart, Georgia defense
On Saturday, one thing is for sure — Clemson won't be surprised by what they see from top-ranked Georgia's defensive unit. The Tigers know what they're getting into. Just three years ago, in the opener, Clemson scored three points in the entirety of the game. Two years ago, while...
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Gainesville Man Arrested in Walhalla on Multiple Charges, Bond Denied for Several Offenses
Jose Guadalupe Chirino Salinas, 54, from Gainesville, GA, was arrested by Walhalla Police on Sunday night, August 25, on multiple charges including criminal sexual conduct, kidnapping, and possession of a weapon during a violent crime. Bond was denied for these charges as well as for possession of a weapon by certain persons and pointing and presenting firearms. A total of $930 in surety bond was set for other charges, including unlawful use of a license and giving false information. Salinas remains in custody at the Oconee County Detention Center.
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.
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."
Clemson, USC, Wofford focus on openers
Clemson’s Cade Klubnik hopes for a better start than last season, when the Tigers dropped four of their first eight games, two of them in overtime, as a result of some rough moments by their then first-year starting quarterback. Klubnik spoke Wednesday about the energy he’s feeling toward this season while South Carolina’s Shane Beamer […]
Dolly: Sweet Long-haired Kitten Available at Hart County Humane Society
Dolly is a super sweet 3-month-old long-haired kitten. Dolly gets along with other cats, gentle dogs, and kind people of all ages. This healthy, affectionate kitten is available to an inside always home where she will not be declawed. She is spayed, microchipped, vaccinated, feline leukemia/FIV negative, and treated for...
Elton Chifamba brings championship pedigree from Clemson to Syracuse
Get the latest Syracuse news delivered right to your inbox. Subscribe to our sports newsletter here. Elton Chifamba aimlessly ran around WakeMed Soccer Park. A euphoric feeling filled him following Clemson’s 2-0 win over Washington in the 2021 NCAA Championship. There was only one problem. Chifamba didn’t know how...
Police say North GA man charged with receiving money from stolen valor
Police in North Georgia says a man is facing charges after fraudulently obtaining donations from a non-profit. The Lavonia Police Department says Michael Walker had informed the Hart County Animal Rescue that he was a homeless Vietnam veteran.
Girls Junior Varsity Volleyball falls to Pendleton 2 – 1
In the second match of Tuesday’s tri-match, the JV Lady Eagles faced Pendleton. They played a super-close deciding set and fell just short. Their record now is 1-1 for the regular season. Catch the team in action on Thursday 8/29 at home at 5:30.
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