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The Williamston Police Department and the Palmetto High Junior ROTC will hold a car-wash to raise money for the PHSJROTC unit to help with expenses of attending leadership school. The carwash will be held May 19 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The death of a six month old child in Williamston Tuesday was likely caused by a large comforter and hypothermia, according to Deputy Coroner Don McCown. Six-month-old Ayala Aliyah Lopez was sleeping in a playpen with a large, thick comforter in a house with no heat, McCown said.
By Stan Welch
The Williamston Planning and Development Commission is concentrating on tying up some loose ends before passing its recommendations on to the Town council for action. There are four different zoning maps for the town, with discrepancies that need to be resolved and the commission is looking at the town limits.
Anderson County Deputy Coroner Don McCown enters the house at 7 Ellison Street in Williamston Tuesday. Officials are investigating the death of a six- month- old female child at the home.
By Stan Welch
The Williamston Police Department and Anderson County Coroners office are investigating the death of a six month old female child, possibly occurring as the result of positional asphyxia.
The Williamston Police Department and Anderson County Coroners officer are investigating the death of a 7 month old female. Williamston Police Chief Jay Grubbs, Deputy Coroner Don McCown, Deputy Corner Josh Shore are shown at the scene.
The Williamston Police Department is hosting a Forensic Homicide Death Investigation class for officers from across the upstate this week. The 40 hour class, the only one of its kind being offered in the state, is approved through the State Criminal Justice Academy.
Williamston Police Chief Jay Grubbs and Sgt. Jesse Harris look over the Forensic Homicide Death Investigation workbook being used for a weeklong training class being held at the Municipal Center this week. Harris helped develop the materials used in the class workbook.
What has become a Williamston landmark, The Clock reopened in their new building Monday with a steady flow of customers and a line waiting to place their order until closing.
After being closed for six months during which the old building was removed and a new building constructed, they finally opened with double the seating capacity and much needed space in the kitchen area.
Barry Kelly of the Williamston police department looks at a plate glass that was knocked out of the front of Little Caesars Friday evening after the building was struck by an SUV.
By Stan Welch
The Anderson County Transportation Committee approved $50,000 in funds to be used in repaving the section of Spring Street that runs through the Mineral Spring Park in Williamston.
The Town of Williamston will hold a public hearing on April 12 at 2 p.m. concerning an application to be submitted to South Carolina Department of Commerce, Grants Administration for a Community Development Block Grant. The Town is requesting $122,690 for
