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Big news from the city of Westminster, plus a special guest visiting Clemson tomorrow 🤫 Read all about it in tomorrow's edition of The Journal! 🗞
Two rival universities will put school spirit aside for a common cause as Clemson University’s 33rd annual homecoming build brings together students, alumni and volunteers to construct a home for a Pickens County family.
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Clemson University leaders want to ensure the university is not held responsible for ongoing seepage concerns at the Clemson Saddle Dike.
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The city of Seneca was recently awarded a $1 million grant for park improvements on the site formerly occupied by J.N. Kellett Elementary School.
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Clemson University’s military heritage took center stage Wednesday morning as veterans, active-duty service members, military families and university leaders gathered in the Carillon Garden for the annual Military Appreciation Brunch.
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Beating cancer once is an achievement worthy of celebration; beating cancer three times is the sign of a superhero.
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Competing always means a little bit more when a deeper impact is being made. For Kyle Nicholson, a longtime friendship makes it all worthwhile.
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Transportation officials announced Monday a bridge near the Oakway community will be shut down for approximately five months.
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Drought levels around the state are receding, according to officials, but the tri-county area remains in moderate drought.
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More than 80 golfers showed up Monday at Boscobel Golf Club in Pendleton to tee off for a good cause.
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🇩🇪IT'S HERE!🇩🇪
The Journal's special Walhalla Oktoberfest section is in today's edition!
Didn't get yours? Click the link in the comments to find a rack near you, OR come see us at The Journal office, 210 W. North 1st St. in Seneca and pick up a copy for just $2!
