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- Local News - November 2024
Blue Ridge Electric Cooperative brings in the Christmas season with the lighting of the majestic Deodar cedar, with a special appearance by Miss South Carolina Davis Wash: Judge Eddie Welmaker lights the Christmas tree, Liberty Primary School Choir sings Christmas music, and Oolenoy Baptist Church Pastor Bart Turner offers a Christmas devotion during tree-lighting ceremony. Read The
Pickens County Chronicle
's story and view 35 photos from the event and listen to the audio of the entire ceremony.
Town of Six Mile's Christmas Market to be held Saturday, November 30
City of Easley to hold Christmas tree lighting on Friday, November 29 at 5:30 p.m.
City of Pickens to hold Christmas tree lighting on Friday, November 29 at 6 p.m.
Liberty High School student Elizabeth Thrasher is selected as the winner of the Liberty Community Scholarship Board's 'Create our Christmas Card' art contest: Thrasher's artwork is on display at the Pickens County Museum of Art & History
Nieri family donates $12.5 million to name state-of-the art Alumni and Visitors Center at Clemson University
Clemson breaks ground on Harvey S. Peeler Jr. College of Veterinary Medicine
Blue Ridge Electric Cooperative to hold annual Christmas tree lighting on Tuesday, November 26 at 5:15 p.m.
Clemson University Symphonic Band to premiere original composition inspired by a local child's courageous battle with cancer
Brittney Cassell Morgan is selected as interim Principal of Central Academy of the Arts
2024 Military Appreciation Week to be celebrated at Clemson November 18-23
Clemson University begins Military Appreciation Week on November 18 by displaying miniature American flags (one for each faculty, staff, or student veteran at Clemson University) around a tiger paw on Bowman Field: view 21 photos by
The Pickens County Chronicle
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Hagood Mill in Pickens hosts Native American Celebration on Saturday, November 16: view more than 200 photographs by
The Pickens County Chronicle
taken November 16 of the Native American celebration and the Hagood Mill site.
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State Champs: Pickens High School volleyball team wins 4A state championship on Saturday, November 16 in Columbia
Durant Ashmore gives Revolutionary War lecture at the Pickens County Museum of Art & History about General Andrew Pickens: November 14 event is sponsored by Pickens County 250 Committee
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State and local conservation groups protect legacy landscape in South Carolina mountains
Upcountry Fiber continues to grow
Blue Ridge Electric Cooperative President and CEO Jim Lovinggood looks back over the year
In observance of Veterans Day, American flags are placed at the graves of more than 100 veterans buried in the cemetery at Rock Springs Baptist Church in Easley
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Youth Leadership Academy dedicates wheelchair swing in Easley's Doodle Park
Prisma Health plans to build $138 million inpatient behavioral health hospital in Easley with $100 million in state funds
Thomas Green Clemson's will to be housed in Special Collections and Archives
Liberty hosts Pickens County Veterans Affairs Office's Veterans Parade, honoring our veterans, on November 3: read the story and view 87 photos of the Pickens County Veterans Parade by
The Pickens County Chronicle
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Hagood Mill to hold Native American Celebration the third weekend in November
City of Pickens hosts Pickens Appalachian Folk Festival: view 115 photos by
The Pickens County Chronicle
of the festival on Saturday, November 2, including of Young Appalachian Musicians (YAM) founder Betty McDaniel as well as groups performing at the Pickens amphitheater - The Sweet Potato Pie Kids, Creekwater Collective, Tigertown Roots: Clemson University Bluegrass Ensemble, The Wilder Flower, and Spare Parts Bluegrass Band
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Blue Ridge Electric Cooperative President and CEO Jim Lovinggood updates on historic Hurricane Helene and recovery
Breann Griffin, Director of The Hiding Place
Opening reception is held Friday, November 1 at the Pickens County Museum for Safe Spaces: A Survivor Art Showcase: proceeds from sale of artwork by domestic violence survivors benefit The Hiding Place, a domestic violence shelter in Pickens County
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Pickens County Museum of Art & History's 42nd Annual Juried Art Competition exhibit runs through November 9
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