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Average gas prices in the Upstate declining slowly
Found: 1 Week 6 Days 5 Hours 3 Minutes ago
Greenville Online - The average price of regular unleaded gasoline in the Upstate dropped slightly more than a penny a gallon overnight, but gas shortages in some areas still exist, according to AAA....
County unemployment rate eighth-highest in state
Found: 2 Weeks 1 Day 1 Hour 10 Minutes ago
Union Daily Times - Union County had the eighth highest unemployment rate of the state's 46 counties during August....
Corden runs uphill in bid to reach Washington
Found: 2 Weeks 1 Day 14 Hours 35 Minutes ago
Greenville Online - Arms folded across a white T-shirt, his apron stained with lunchtime chili, Hot Dog King owner Gerald Brown told the casually dressed man, "Anything you can do to help us out."...
Upstate average gas prices drop below $4
Found: 2 Weeks 4 Days 50 Minutes ago
Greenville Online - Average gas prices in the Upstate dropped 6 cents a gallon overnight — moving below the $4 mark for the first time since Hurricane Ike hit, according to AAA....
Mildred Hughey Neil
Found: 2 Weeks 4 Days 8 Hours 40 Minutes ago
Columbia Star - Memorial service for Mildred Hughey Neil, 90, of the Presbyterian Home in Lexington, was held Tuesday September 16 at 11 am at Shandon Presbyterian Church. Serving as honorary pallbearers were members of the Ed Anderson Class. The burial was private. The visitation was Monday 5- 7 pm at Dunbar Funeral Home, Devine Street Chapel....
Clinton at Seneca: Who has the edge?
Found: 2 Weeks 4 Days 22 Hours 9 Minutes ago
Upstate Today - A position-by-position breakdown of Friday?s game between Seneca and Clinton.
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Tropical rains put a dent in drought
Found: 2 Weeks 5 Days 1 Hour 25 Minutes ago
The State - Tropical rains have improved drought conditions statewide, but not enough has fallen to pull nine Upstate counties out of extreme drought.Meeting in Greenville Tuesday, the state drought committee decided to keep Oconee, Pickens, Greenville, Spartanburg, Anderson, Laurens, Abbeville, Greenwood and McCormick counties in extreme status, the most serious of the state’s four-level classification system.“Yes, we had rainfall from (Tropical Storm) Fay that provided some temporary relief in the Upstate,” said state drought coordinator Hope Mizzell. “But up until (Tuesday), that area had received no widespread rain since Fay.”Public utilities in the Upstate reported they had plenty of water in their reservoirs. Only 40 utilities have mandatory restrictions on residential watering because of the drought.But the dry summer in the Upstate has hurt cattle farmers. Grazing fields have had little grass, and hay crops have been poor. That has led to early sales of cattle because feeding them is too expensive....
Drought could be here for the long-term, experts say
Found: 2 Weeks 5 Days 10 Hours 21 Minutes ago
Greenville Online - The Upstate's long-term prospects for recovering from drought are uncertain at best, despite the rain that fell today and Tuesday, experts said. Greenville, Spartanburg, Oconee, Pickens, Anderson, Laurens, Greenwood, Abbeville and McCormick counties remain under extreme drought status....
Tailgaters go for the goal
Found: 2 Weeks 5 Days 15 Hours 35 Minutes ago
Greenville Online - Nobody knows when tailgating originated, although it's often reported that the first football game between Rutgers and Princeton in 1869 set the standard for pre-game eating, drinking and socializing....
Businesses checked
Found: 2 Weeks 5 Days 19 Hours 11 Minutes ago
Simpsonville Tribune-Times - The Fountain Inn Police Department and the State Law Enforcement Division each performed undercover checks this past year on nine city businesses that sell alcohol to ensure they complied with age restrictions and performed identification checks....
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