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DeAndre - Golden Corner Basketball MVP

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Angel's basketball team member Zachary McElroy-Burnside pumps up team members Justin Johnson, Danny Hall, TJ Simmons, James Bearden, David Johnson, prior to their game at Walhalla High School, Tuesday.

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(L-R) Angels basketball team teacher and coach Stephanie Brewer, motivates team members Scott Crocker, TJ Simmons, Justin Johson, Zach McElroy-Burnside, David Johnson, Nathan Snider, and Sammy Padilla, during a basketball game at Walhalla High School on T

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The Angel's basketball team consisting of Zachary McElroy- Burnside, David Johnson, Justin Johnson, TJ Simmons, Scott Crocker, Sammy Padilla, James Bearden. Danny Hall and assist coaches Nathan Snider, Amy Wilbanks, Michelle Marcengill, Ben Edwards, Grays

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The wife of the man who lost his life on Stamp Road early Friday morning is comforted by a woman as Oconee County Coroner Karl Addis gathers information from others at the scene.

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Screams of pain could be heard as one of the several victims in the accident, pinned between the back seat and front passenger side seat, had to be lifted out by Seneca Firemen.

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Screams of pain could be heard as one of the several victims in the accident, pinned between the back seat and front passenger side seat, had to be lifted out by Seneca Firemen.

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Labryant Cunningham comforts Daijawon Mayers, 6, who escaped injury in the accident.

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Screams of pain could be heard as one of the several victims in the accident, pinned between the back seat and front passenger side seat, had to be lifted out by Seneca Firemen.

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Stephon Davis uses sign language to ask brother James Wilkson if he is alright. Prior to the arrival of Davis, Code Elementary School Teacher of Deaf/Hard of Hearing Students Elizabeth Barkley, attended to the deaf gentleman to communicate the extent of h

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Code Elementary School Nurse Gina Martin calms a young girl who was involved in the accident.

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While his rights were read, Anthony Sanders stands in disbelief as officer Andy Caudill grasps his cuffed hands during Seneca's latest drug sweep, targeting 34 individuals.

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Laylon Smith, a local car salesman and technician for folks in Oconee and Pickens Counties, has called it quits on the repair part of his business at his home on Highway 11.

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Brush Fires Sprout All Over

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It's always boring being a kid who has to shop for last minute gifts with mom

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Seneca Firemen quickly extinguished a brush fire on State Route 59 in Seneca.

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While waiting for a friend, Austin White peers at the snow during the areas first snow fall this year.

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Lilliam Boatwright, 14, and student from Daniel High School, prepares for her role as Juliet beside an elegant bouquet of roses in the Oconee Community Theater's rendition of "Romeo & Juliet." "This is my first big theater role," s

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Victoria Williams, 10, from Orangeburg, South Carolina, competes during the Tiger Paw Classic at Littlejohn Coliseum in Clemson.

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Dr. Donald Crippen, founder of the Hospice of the Foothills, views the portrait made to commemorate his work in founding the local hospice group.

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Kids Enjoy The Sunlight - Jordan Reyes, 4, reaches for the last monkey bar as Jack Raymark, 4, cheers her on at the Playtime: The Learning Center on Thurday, December 27, 2007.

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Construction continues on the $42 million six-story patient tower at Oconee Memorial HospitalÕs. The tower, giving the hospital 162 new private rooms, is expected to be complete in 2008.

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"I recently lost my mother, and to walk into her room and see nothing, and walk into Sams room and see nothing, was quite sadening," said Bill Graham. After writing the Daily Journal/Messenger with a touching farewell letter to his friend, Sam,

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Building Gingerbread Houses for Christmas

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The ribbon that was cut at the DSS ribbon cutting in Walhalla, on Friday.

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The road delay at the intersection of College Ave. and 123 By-Pass in Clemson will soon be over, at least for the travelers heading north on the 123 By-Pass. The delays, caused by sidewalk repair, will shift from the right lane of the 123 By-Pass to the r

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Home construction could be a sign of the steady growth in South Carolina, as shown through new Census data.

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Retail worker Tabitha Jordan, tends to a few bushes at the Head-Lee Nursery in Seneca. In a year full of drought, the nursery reported they are still where they should be as far as sales. "Winter sales are generally low," said a store worker, &q

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Clemson University student Griff Holland, enjoys the sunny day while sitting in a tree near Military Heritage Plaza.

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Artist John Acorn

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Kanetra Queen, Director of Women's Basketball Operations at Clemson University, and basketball team members Katie McInerney, and Christy Brown, prepare food alongside the rest of the team Wednesday, at Our Daily Bread, a soup kitchen in Seneca. Players

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Retail worker Tabitha Jordan, tends to a few bushes at the Head-Lee Nursery in Seneca. In a year full of drought, the nursery reported they are still where they should be as far as sales. "Winter sales are generally low," said a store worker, &q

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Betty White, Veggie Shack store worker in Seneca, leans on a package of fireworks waiting for the New Years Eve rush to come. "It's been slow but we expect to see a lot more people show up tonight," said White. With 200 different types of firewo

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A bystander views the damage a fire caused to the New To You Thrift Store located on East North First Street in Seneca.

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Fire Marshal John V. McGarry, of the City of Clemson Planning and Codes Administration, installs a fire detector at a home in Clemson on Friday, November 30, 2007. The Clemson University Fire Department along with help from the Clemson ROTC, detectors wer

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(L-R) Whitley Shipman, 10, Dina Fajardo, 10, Faith Porter, 10, and Keven Diaz, 11, all 5th grade students at Allen L. Code Elementary School in Seneca, S.C., shop for friends and family members at the Code's Holiday Sale.

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Engineering Equipment Operator and Firing Boss Todd Wooten, middle, ignites portions of Sumter National Forest as part of a controlled full reduction burn yesterday with help from forestry techicians Nathan Dewhurst, left, and James Robins, right. The 40