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The newest section of the Green Crescent Trail, a multimodal path with sections planned throughout Anderson, Oconee and Pickens counties, has opened in Clemson.

CLEMSON — Less than one year into its rebrand with an oak tree at the center of the new city logo, Clemson is preparing to emphasize its green spaces with

While some businesses continued to struggle with the effects of the global pandemic last year, a new economic review conducted by the Heart of Brevard indicates most downtown businesses prospered

By Greg Oliver Courtesy The Journal goliver@upstatetoday.com CLEMSON — A pump track designed for all ages and skill levels is in the process of being completed at Clemson Park, part of the city’s effort to make its oldest park more appealing. Clemson Park has sat mostly vacant since the parks and recreation department relocated its

View Comments The first sections of the Green Crescent Trail are underway, the latest step in the years-long journey to create Clemsons answer to the Swamp Rabbit Trail.  Envisioned as a 40-mile system of pathways connecting Clemson, Central and Pendleton, the Green Crescent Trail is a longtime dream from locals to connect green spaces, commercial hubs and outlying communities to each other. A loop trail in Clemson and a greenway connector in Central will be the first two sections of the tra...