Six Mile News

The two highest-profile races in Pickens County yielded no change Tuesday night, as voters returned incumbent mayors Mac Martin of Central and Brian C. Deese of Liberty to their respective posts.

PICKENS a' After a nine-month investigation, Pickens police charged eight people Monday on various drug charges.

PICKENS -- A runoff election will be held in one of Pickens County's municipalities Nov.

Voters should check on where they will go to cast ballots today, because many precincts have been combined for the purpose of Tuesday's election, according to a county official.

Voters in five Pickens County municipalities will head to the polls Tuesday to choose from a full slate of candidates for positions ranging from mayor and town council to utilities commissioner.

Oct. 9 was an auspicious day in the garden. I counted seven monarch butterflies at one time, all feasting on the nectar of lantana.

A small group of Six Mile residents hopes to generate enough interest - and raise enough money - to start a public library in the growing community.

The new Pickens High School, as shown in this rendering, marks the first of four to be constructed in the county over the next three years.

It won't be long until the town's new $4.7 million, milelong addition to Hungry Neck Boulevard will be completed and open to the public.

EASLEY a' Three seats on Easley City Council are up for grabs, and all three incumbents are seeking re-election, according to officials with the county Registration and Elections Commission.

PICKENS COUNTY a ' Election Day isna TMt until November, but nowa TMs the time for anyone wanting to run for several municipal offices throughout the county to sign up Filing for municipal elections in Easley, Six Mile, Liberty, Pickens and Norris opened Aug.

Six Mile Mayor John Wade, a former school board member, feels that current board members need to take another look at plans to build a new Daniel High School.

Six Mile Mayor John Wade, a former school board member, feels that current board members need to take another look at plans to build a new Daniel High School.

Six Mile Mayor John Wade, a former school board member, feels that current board members need to take another look at plans to build a new Daniel High School.

August 19, 2009 - 10:50 p.m. EST CENTRAL - Former Pickens County School Board member John Wade said the location of the new Daniel High School should be re-examined while two current members say the project has moved past the point of no return.

While most students are enjoying their final days of summer break by swimming, camping or attending various camps, Pickens County students will get to enjoy theirs a little longer this year.

While most students are enjoying their final days of summer break by swimming, camping or attending various camps, Pickens County students will get to enjoy theirs a little longer this year.

The automotive industry is in such dire straits people aren't even stealing cars anymore.

A woman has been ticketed for riding a stolen horse down the main street in a small town in the northwestern part of the state.. The Greenville News reported Tuesday the 40-year-old Pickens woman was given a ticket for disorderly conduct after a pedestrian flagged down an officer in Six Mile and told them the woman was about to fall off the horse.

Nine Pickens County residents are vying for the post of county Veteran's Affairs officer in an advisory election to be held Oct.