WEST UNION, S.C. — A nonprofit organization in West Union, South Carolina, is asking for help to continue their ministry after its bus was damaged in a crash. The Hub Ministries said the bus is used to take participants to and from work, doctor's appointments and church was damaged in a crash on Monday.

This morning near Seneca, a vehicle collided with a trailer transporting equipment on S. Oak Street. Chief Richie Caudill of the Seneca Fire Department reported that the car caught fire, and its driver was taken to the hospital for treatment. The incident occurred on S. Oak between Dalton Road and Crescent Street, necessitating a traffic diversion. At the time of the accident, the trailer was unloading equipment for a new housing development under construction. In addition to the Seneca Fire Department, city police and the state patrol also responded to the scene.

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Clemson has expended its defensive end board in the 2026 recruiting class. 4-star edge-rusher Khamari Brooks (North Oconee, GA) announced an offer from the Tigers late Wednesday. The 6-foot-4, 220-pound (...)

WALHALLA, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - An Upstate nonprofit is asking for the community’s help after their sober living bus was involved in a wreck early Monday morning. Brannon Massey, the founder of Hub Ministries, said the crash took place in Walhalla near the intersection of Highway 11 and Bear Swamp Road.

Many Oconeeans, including Buddy Herring, who are interested in school governance, await the results of next week contests for three county school board offices. One of those contests determines whether Terry Swain or Keith Johnson wins the District 5 trustee seat that Herring is giving up. Herring’s public service career, mostly in education, is winding down after five decades. It’s likely only old-timers can remember that Herring holds one of the distinctions in general county government. He was among the county councilmen who took part in the first-ever council meeting. That meeting took place in 1975 as Oconee moved away from state delegation government to what’s called Home Rule. Of the five who attended the first county council meeting, on January 2, 1975, only Herring still survives.

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In Charlie McGee’s first interview with Clemson University in South Carolina as a high school sophomore, he asked about fraternities on campus. Having two older brothers who had also rushed in college, Greek life was a top priority, mom Alana McGee told TODAY. As we Southerners know, rushing is a time-honored tradition with a culture all its own.

CLEMSON -- Dabo Swinney was very blunt following Wednesday's practice at the Allen Reeves Football Complex. In his post practice interview, the Clemson head coach was asked about a comment that came from (...)

WGOG reports that by the end of next month, South Carolina DOT expects to have awarded a contract to rebuild a rural bridge in Oconee County. Helene’s fury disabled the Chauga River Bridge on U-S 76 between Westminster, SC, and Clayton, GA. Kelly Moore, spokeswoman for the DOT, said the procurement phase for the work is underway and the expectation is that DOT will have further timeline details after the contract is awarded. “At this point, we expect work to go through the summer of 2025,” she says.

Downtown Seneca will host both Halloween on the Green and Jazz on the Alley Thursday night, offering an array of activities for attendees. Halloween on the Green, held from 5-8 p.m. at Norton Thompson Park, will feature city officials handing out candy along a new route through Walnut Street. A costume contest for children 12 and under will take place at 6:30 p.m. on the Jazz on the Alley stage, with judges selecting participants as they trick-or-treat. The evening will culminate with the band Alamo performing at Jazz on the Alley’s final regular event of 2024 until Jazzy Christmas.

The Pirates fired coach Mike Houston midway through his sixth season on Oct. 20.

The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS) announced it is extending registration to apply for benefits to help them buy food for their families. Residents will now be able to register in person until 4 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 25. This applies to people living in Buncombe, Haywood, Macon, and McDowell counties.

On Saturday, Clemson University Police arrested Benjamin Allen Wemp near Mell Hall after reports of a man with a revolver on his hip. Officers found Wemp, who is not a student, sitting on a bench and, upon search, discovered a loaded revolver, a fixed-blade knife, body armor, an ammunition belt, and a second loaded revolver in his pocket. Wemp, associated with the religious group “Visions for the World,” was placed on trespass notice and charged with possessing a weapon on university property. The group was directed to leave and advised to register with the university before conducting campus activities. Wemp was booked into jail and released on $25,000 bond.

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Week 9 was not nice to the Clemson Tigers despite them not even taking the field.

The Clemson Tigers did not play last week, but their star quarterback remains as one of the best in the sport this year.

They say November is when champions are made, and Clemson football still has everything on the table. The Tigers are undefeated in conference play, their ticket to gaining a bye in the new 12-team College Football Playoff. A lot of that success has come behind the offense, in its second year under Garrett Riley.

An updated look at the league's best and worst teams entering Week 10. A dramatic Week 9 led to changes atop the ACC power rankings and bowl projections for each league team. SMU's 28-27 overtime win at Duke highlighted three one-score games. Miami throttled rival Florida State at home while Clemson enjoyed a bye week, shaking the top of the league power rankings. The updated rankings entering Week 10 reflect the conference's tight results.

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