At the Clemson City Council meeting on March 6, the city discussed converting the on-street public parking at the far end of Sloan Street between Edgewood Avenue and Shorecrest Drive into spaces specially designated for employees of downtown businesses.
The Clemson City Council recently discussed raising the fines for parking longer than the allowed time downtown. The goal is to bring the cost of the fines closer to those on campus.
The city of Clemson recently started construction on Phase I of the Green Crescent Trail after receiving funding from South Carolina.
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The man charged with assault and battery for allegedly smashing a bottle over another man's head at a downtown bar has been charged with attempted murder for a separate nearby incident.
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A suspect has been identified in last Sunday's downtown bar fight and police are asking for help finding him, according to a press release from the city of Clemson Police.
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A suspect has been identified and an investigation is underway after an individual was airlifted from Bowman Field Sunday night following an alleged assault and battery at a downtown Clemson bar.
University Lutheran Church on Sloan Street is preparing to install security cameras due to repeated vandalism, including a recent incident involving one of the cornerstones.
At the Feb. 6 city council meeting, CATbus driver Sawyer Gambrell received a heroism award from the city and the South Carolina Department of Transportation for going above and beyond during an incident on Jan. 11, 2023.
At the Feb. 6 Clemson City Council meeting, there was a discussion of banning motorized boats from the Mountain View Park boat landing. According to Councilman Bob Brookover, this would be to protect the residential street its on, create a different park experience and support newly city-own…
The city of Clemson recently completed its rebranding process and has begun to roll out the new brand citywide.
A new bar, Roar, is set to be located on the corner of College Ave and Earle Street and plans to bring a “club vibe” to Clemson with the “best lighting and sound system” in town, according to Sammi Webber, Clemson language and international health student and the owner’s daughter. The bar wi…
South Carolina’s Department of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Services Director Sara Goldsby and Governor Henry McMaster announced their collaborative partnership with three South Carolina universities to fight the opioid epidemic across the state.
Clemson City Council recently approved new ordinances regulating bicycles, e-scooters and skateboards outside of campus. The ordinances provide guidance for riders, notably requiring that they stay off sidewalks in downtown Clemson.
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On Dec. 16, Clemson City Council unanimously voted to move ahead with Spectrum Realty Companies as the partner for the UptownNEXT project.
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Extensive repairs are still underway after below-freezing temperatures burst pipes, broke sprinklers and caused flooding across Clemson during winter break.
A crew is working to remove water, wall and ceiling damage from Dockside Clemson and fix essential safety systems to allow the property to reopen in phases, according to the City of Clemson Fire Marshal.
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The City of Clemson Fire Marshal issued an unsafe structure notice to the Dockside Clemson apartments on Wednesday, saying that damage has impacted the fire alarms, sprinklers and elevators.
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A burst water pipe flooded numerous apartments at the Dockside Clemson apartments after below-freezing temperatures struck the area this past weekend.
The Clemson City Council is considering an ordinance that will extend the requirement to provide and maintain proper pet waste disposal stations at all high-density residential developments that allow pets, including patio and town home developments.
At the Nov. 21 Clemson City Council meeting, Clemson Police Chief Jorge Campos proposed a new bike and scooter ordinance.
At the City Council meeting on Nov. 21. the Clemson City Council passed an ordinance to allow the Board of Architectural Review (BAR) to approve variances for small additions to existing structures.
US general elections will be held nationwide on Tuesday, Nov. 8. In this year’s midterm elections, 34 Senate seats, along with all 435 House of Representatives positions, will be contested.
Three arrests were made in connection with a shooting late last month in the parking lot of the Golden View Baptist Church, according to a press release from the City of Clemson Police Department.
Over a dozen people gathered on the bridge, located to the southwest of Clemson’s campus on S.C. Highway 93, to remember the life of Tucker Hipps, who died on Sept. 22, 2014, during an early morning pledge run.
US general elections will be held nationwide on Tuesday, Nov. 8. In this year’s midterm elections 34 Senate seats, along with all 435 House of Representatives positions, will be contested.
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The Clemson Police Department is investigating a shooting Tuesday evening in the parking lot of the Golden View Baptist Church on 105 Church Street.
Clemson is accepting bids for a large-scale redevelopment of the space at College Avenue and Tiger Boulevard. The mixed-use development will add new retail, office and housing buildings, including up to 1,800 beds of student housing.
A Clemson University student was found dead at the 7-Eleven on Old Greenville Highway on Monday afternoon.
The 2021 First Friday Parade will take place Friday, Sept. 9, at 6 p.m. on Highway 93. This is a traditional event hosted by Central Spirit that brings the Clemson community together to kickoff for football season.
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The new Dockside development on Tiger Boulevard continues to face construction issues, resulting in delays that have left residents in hotels and other accommodations for nearly a month.
34 alcohol violations were given out this past weekend by the City of Clemson Police Department and Clemson University Police Department, according to incident reports.
Clemson’s chapter of Turning Point USA will be hosting former White House Press Secretary and current Fox News host Kayleigh McEnany on Saturday, April 30 in Old Main.
City of Clemson Mayor Robert Halfacre provided an update on the city’s plans to improve downtown Clemson in the upcoming year, addresing concerns related to growth during an April Student Senate meeting.
The victim of a homicide at the Village Green Townhomes off Tiger Boulevard has been identified, according to a statement released by Pickens County Coroner Kandy Kelley.
The Clemson University Police Department (CUPD) and the City of Clemson Police Department appear to have enforced the underage drinking laws in downtown Clemson bars more in the fall semester compared to the previous year.
Residents of the off-campus apartments at The Pier were asked to shelter in place after a chemical mix in a home emitted a potentially dangerous gas onto the property.
New fake ID scanning technology has recently been endorsed by the Clemson Police Department for fake IDs, also known as fakes, to be more easily detected in downtown Clemson.
Clemson residents may not have been fans of construction downtown, but all of that hard work is paying off for the newest members of the downtown business community: The Shepherd Hotel. Not only will it be the newest hotel for Death Valley visitors, but the hotel is partnering with ClemsonLI…
170 residents of a new student housing development on Old Greenville Highway remain unable to move-in after weeks of construction delays. Supply-chain bottlenecks, labor shortages and a holdup in city inspections have caused the delay, according to the developer.
Downtown Clemson business owners, Clemson students, and city residents called into Monday’s City Council meeting to voice opposition to extending the city’s COVID-19 emergency ordinance, which includes face covering requirements and limitations on bars and restaurants.
Emergency services responded to a 911 call early Friday morning about a person reported to be in distress in Lake Hartwell, north of the Highway 123 bridge connecting Pickens and Oconee counties.
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