Anderson county voters turned out again in large numbers to cast ballots in Anderson County on Monday. A total of 2,526 voted today, bringing the total number of early votes to 16,706 in the county.
Danny Lee Ford II of Pendleton, son of legendary Clemson football coach Danny Ford, entered the race for the South Carolina Commissioner of Agriculture on Monday with a campaign kickoff in Anderson at ...
Anderson County voters are taking advantage of early voting, and Wednesday was the busiest day yet. In the first three days, 7,887 have voted at one of the county’s four early voting sites. On ...
Greg Wilson/Anderson Observer The Anderson Observer is interviewing school board members in contested races who were willing to discuss why they might be a good candidate. This interview is with ...
The Anderson Observer is interviewing school board members in contested races who were willing to discuss why they might be a good candidate. This interview is with Brandon E. Bailey, who is running ...
The Anderson Observer is interviewing school board members in contested races who were willing to discuss why they might be a good candidate. This interview is with Jonathan Hooper who is running for ...
The Anderson Observer is interviewing school board members in contested races who were willing to discuss why they might be a good candidate. This interview is with Dickie Smith who is running for the ...
Anderson City Council will consider requests from the Accommodations Tax (ATAX) Advisory Committee at tonight’s meeting at 6 p.m. in council chambers downtown. The city is recommending $284,034 in ...
The Anderson Observer is interviewing school board members in contested races who were willing to discuss why they might be a good candidate. This interview is with Tim Self who is running for the ...
The Anderson Observer is interviewing school board members in contested races who were willing to discuss why they might be a good candidate. This interview is with Jonathan Hooper who is running for ...
Anderson County’s bicentennial arrives not as a single celebratory note, but as a long, slightly weathered chord of courthouse lore, a general’s road, cotton wealth, drought, rail lines, mills, and ...