Moving a festival indoors is not quite the same as moving a meeting indoors. The vendors still needed space. The performers needed somewhere to perform. Children’s activities, art demonstrations and ...

The debate featured an all-female stage, a first for a U.S. Senate seat in South Carolina, on the three-month anniversary of the shocking death of Lindsey Graham, which reset the race.

Anderson City Council will give final vote on a proposal to annex and rezone 31.5 acres at 216 Vandiver Road as part of tonight’s meeting at 6 p.m. in council chambers downtown. The developing petitio ...

Greg Wilson/Anderson Observer A pair of benches in downtown Anderson Thursday and Friday became a place of discussion for community leaders and the people who serve those who need a little extra help.

An intersection can be cleared of roadside advertisements and, a few weeks later, look as though no one has touched it. For Matthew Stipe, the director of Anderson County Environmental and Code ...

S.C. Highway 187, due to a forecast rain and high winds associated with Hurricane Isaias, town officials announced.

Belton’s annual Standpipe Festival kicked off Saturday with the induction of a pair of deceased educators into the Belton Museum’s Hall of Fame: Lida Poore and Tolleson Jackson Bratton.

AnMed Health announced today it intends to construct a new emergency center and health care campus on 44.25 acres near Clemson Boulevard and Interstate 85 Exit 19.

Anderson County Councilman Elgin, a retired law enforcement officer, said he discussed the idea with Anderson County Sheriff Chad McBride, who is on board with the ban.

The Market Theatre will open “Avenue Q” on Friday, bringing the Tony Award-winning adult comedy musical to its stage with a collection of puppets locally built specifically for the production The musi ...

Construction is expected finally begin on the building’s conversion into P.F. Meat Co. Butchery & Market, the Anderson branch of the Pendleton business that has built a following around locally and ...

The idea came to Anderson School Dist. 5 Board Chairman Tommy Price in church, though it concerned a different kind of congregation - the more than a thousand students attending Robert Anderson Middle ...