Easley High was the final school of the four new county high schools to open its new football field, as the Green Wave hosted county rival Daniel Friday night to dedicate Green Wave Stadium. Opening night was a rousing success, as Easley overcame a 14-0 first-half deficit to win 21-14 over the Lions. Above, EHS students lead the team onto the field prior to kickoff Friday.

By Nicole Daughhetee
Staff Reporter
nicole@thepccourier.com

EASLEY — After months of contoversy and disagreement over a number of issues, Monday night’s meeting of the Pickens County school board, the first since the start of classes on August 21, was relatively quiet.
During the period designated for executive session motions, board trustee Judy Edwards made a motion to sell the property at West End and Head Start, a total of four acres of land, to the city of Easley for $20,000 plus legal fees.

COUNTY — Pickens County high school seniors excelled in their ACT testing in 2012, scoring above both state and national averages.

By Ben Robinson
For the Courier
brobinson@thepccourier.com

DACUSVILLE — Eighteen years ago, a fall tradition was born in Dacusville. This weekend, Jimmy Robinson, family and friends will work together to continue that tradition as they present Dacusville Farm Days at Robinson Field.