Pickens News

In a Craig family portrait, a man to the right sits in the back row. He wears a black suit and hat, his hand resting on a woman's shoulder.

Remembering the examples of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. remains as important to America's future today as in 1968.

Robert Perry leans forward in his rocking chair and picks up a small bottle, full of a pink, nearly clear liquid, and he grins.

Pickens city officials hope to free up some funds that will allow them to make headway on two local projects.

Pickens County Meals on Wheels is pleased to announce a New Meal Delivery System effective January 3, 2012.

Pickens County Has Talent competition continues with auditions for the Liberty area after a first dynamic show at Pickens High School for the Pickens area Saturday.

Wendy's is coming to Pickens! A Clemson-based franchise group has started construction on a new Wendy's Old Fashioned Hamburgers restaurant in Pickens.

The South Carolina Department of Transportation has scheduled a public information meeting for Thursday, February 2, 2012, concerning the proposed improvements to US 178/Ann Street in Pickens.

Rev. C.L. Cruell delivered Dr. Martin Luther King's "I Have A Dream" speech Monday morning during the Unity celebration.

"Pickens County Has Talent" competition begins this weekend with auditions at Pickens High School.

Instructors with the Young Appalachian Musician program will resume teaching evening classes in acoustic bluegrass instruments in Easley, Pickens, Greenville and Travelers Rest beginning Monday, Jan.