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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
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
Williamston Police Officers investigated the following:
Mar. 30 – Brandie Marie Toothman, 30, 835 Joe Black Rd. Williamston was arrested for operating an uninsured vehicle, driving under suspension and failure to register a vehicle after officers observed a Nissan car on Mill St. D. M. Stipe investigated.
During their regular monthly meeting Monday, Williamston Town Council approved second reading on an employee handbook change, approved two budget revisions allowing funding for Brookdale Park project and matching funds for a CDBG grant and increased allowed wrecker service fees.
Four individuals were arrested Friday and are facing drug charges after the Williamston Police Department and Anderson County Sheriff’s Office S.W.A.T. team executed simultaneous search warrants at two locations within the town of Williamston, according to Williamston Police Chief Jay Grubbs.
Phillip E. Clardy will officially announce his intentions to run for mayor of the Town of Williamston next week.
Clardy plans to announce the specifics of his campaign agenda and talk to supporters on Tuesday, April 3 at 5 p.m. on the front door steps of the Williamston Municipal Center.
Williamston Town Council will hold second reading and a public hearing on the Milliken property purchase during a special called meeting Thursday, Feb. 16 at 10 a.m. Council approved first reading on an ordinance to purchase approximately 70 acres of property located within the town limits during their regular meeting Feb. 6.
