As of Friday, more than 430 people scheduled to work Anderson County’s polls for the Nov. 3 election, but more are still needed for rural areas.

Greg Wilson/Anderson Observer It is the season of the witch in Belton, as the city gets ready for the annual ghost walk set to begin Thursday at 6 p.m. The first departure from Belton’s old train ...

The justices heard arguments Oct. 14 in Tonya Winbush’s challenge to the invalidation of her apparent victory in the April 7 election. The court will now deliberate before issuing a ruling, a process ...

President Donald Trump is returning to South Carolina next week to rally support for Sen. Darline Graham and other Republicans ahead of the midterms. The rally will be Wednesday in Clemson. The ...

With a jolly ho-ho-ho, West Pelzer christened a new, official home for Santa Claus on Tuesday. The new building, Gaines Hall in Chapman Park, was named in honor of Johnny Gaines who served as West ...

Early voting for the Nov. 3 general election begins Monday at four locations in Anderson County. Voters can cast ballots through Oct. 31. Early voting centers will be open from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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 ...

Construction is under way on the two-story AnMed Education and Innovation Center at 610 North St., near East Greenville Street. The facility will provide clinical classrooms, collaborative workspaces ...

One of the callings of any museum is to be the caretaker of old things. And this time of year, when thoughts drift to the antiquities, they often end up in tales of the supernatural.

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 ...