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Man charged with criminal sexual conduct
SIX MILE a ' A Six Mile man is still behind bars, facing a charge of criminal sexual conduct with a minor, first degree, according to police.
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Employers worry higher payroll tax could curb new hiring
Mary Ann Sudnich employs one worker at her Greenville boutique, pays her employment tax and is irritated that she might soon pay higher taxes for Employment Security Commission services that she has never used.
24, 1935 - The front page had a feature reprinted from the Spartanburg Herald about the rise of Olin Johnston from "farmer boy to the Govenor's chair in brief political career." Johnston was born in Honea Path.
Central wants residents to use its recycling services
Central's mayor is urging residents and businesses to stop using Pickens County's recycling centers to dispose of their recyclable materials.
School construction costs raise concerns with Pickens County residents
SIX MILE - Many in Pickens County continue to seethe about the county school district's building plan, and they wasted little time in telling their state lawmakers about it Monday night during the Pickens County legislative delegation's annual public meeting.
School construction costs raise concerns with Pickens County residents
SIX MILE - Many in Pickens County continue to seethe about the county school district's building plan, and they wasted little time in telling their state lawmakers about it Monday night during the Pickens County legislative delegation's annual public meeting.
Six Mile seeks to pick up pace of recycling
Six Mile's mayor says his town has plenty of work to do if it's going to meet higher recycling standards recently set by the county.
What should be the top priority for S.C. lawmakers in 2010?
Local state legislators will have their annual meeting with the public Jan. 11 in Six Mile.
Inmate walks away from Pickens work detail
A county official said Wednesday that despite all protocols being followed, a county inmate managed to walk away from his job on a recycling-collection truck Tuesday.
CAT ridership skyrocketing in Oconee County
December 31, 2009 - 12:00 a.m. EST More and more Seneca residents are using CAT buses such as the one shown here.
Pickens County Legislative Delegation plans annual public meeting Jan. 11
The Pickens County Legislative Delegation will hold its annual public meeting in the Fellowship Hall of the Six Mile Baptist Church, 150 N. Main Street, Six Mile on Monday, January 11, 2010, at 5:30 p.m. The public is invited and encouraged to attend this meeting.
Cities balk at county recycling penalties
County officials want to increase the amount of materials recycled in Pickens County, but municipal officials say that the level of fines cities face for not meeting recycling goals is too high.
New Daniel High sees size reduction
Pickens County School Board member Dr. Herbert Cooper, who represents the Daniel area, observes the schematic design revision for the new Daniel High School.
New library branches shelved - for now
The still-grim economic climate has caused county council members to put off a library study to gauge the feasibility of opening county library system branches in both Six Mile and Dacusville.
Committee says no money for new libraries
Pickens County probably won't see any new library branches in the near future. Citing continuing economic concerns, a County Council committee opted last week to let die a proposal to update a study of library needs throughout the county, with a focus on Six Mile and Dacusville.
Pickens committee to take up leftover items
Members of Pickens County Council's administration and finance committee will roll up their sleeves today and tackle a formidable agenda of items that have been referred to the committee but have yet to be acted on.
Economic cutbacks dona t include Christmas trees
It doesna t seem to matter how tight things are these days, people still want their Christmas trees.
Six Mile Town Council backs election changes
Six Mile Town Council has given preliminary approval to changes to its election procedures following a runoff election last month for a Town Council seat.
Teenager's council win certified in Six Mile
The vote certification process was completed Thursday morning, with no change: 18-year-old V. Aaron Smith will soon take his place on the Six Mile Town Council.

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