Drug investigation nets 14 arrests
By Jason Evans Staff Reporter jevans@thepccourier.com COUNTY — More than a dozen people faces charges after undercover investigations by the More »
Easley residents view proposed developments
By Jason Evans Staff Reporter jevans@thepccourier.com EASLEY — Easley residents had a chance this month to view plans and ask More »
Green Wave rally to down Daniel
By Bru Nimmons Sports Editor bnimmons@thepccourier.com CENTRAL — Coming off back-to-back losses at the Smoky Mountains Christmas Classic in Tennessee More »
Greenville Swamp Rabbits, Carolina Handling host Christmas event for mothers and children
EASLEY — Mothers and children living at The Dream Center’s Opportunity Village were treated to a holiday celebration Friday during More »
New Year, New You.
Staying the course with resolutions The holiday season is steeped in tradition. Many of those traditions are rooted in celebrants’ More »
All creatures great and small
My cousin Gwynne taught first grade for years and years. She taught until she was teaching the children of former students. Her students adored her.
Gwynne had a rabbit who went to school with her. His name was Hector, and he hopped around the classroom. The 
children enjoyed Hector and Hector, we believe, enjoyed them.
They learned what to feed him and how to be gentle with him. So when eventually, after a long and productive life, Hector died, it was a sad day for
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Summertime is hot, or maybe not
Summertime in South Carolina is hot. People cool off in swimming pools, at the beach or just sitting on a shady porch with a tall glass of iced tea — sweet, of course — to complain about the hot and humid weather. South Carolinians have 
always taken great pleasure grumbling about the temperature as it stretches past 90 degrees. You know, the days when your hair goes flat and makeup melts off your face.
People have become more and more obsessed about the weather. The
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Courier Obituaries 7-21-21
DONALD CHARLES RAXTER
EASLEY — Donald Charles Raxter, 59, son of the late William Hugh Raxter and Margie Melanie Stewart Raxter, passed away on Sunday, July 11, 2021, at St. Francis Downtown Hospital in Greenville.
Mr. Raxter was a skilled woodworker, and he loved collecting arrowheads.
Don is survived by his sons, Luke Raxter (Julie) of Easley and Nicholas Raxter of Easley; grandchildren, Aaron Raxter, Lillie Raxter and Riley Ann Raxter; a brother, Steve Stephens (Debbie) of Liberty; a sister, Irene Raxter Rigby (H. Cecil)
FRA installs officers
Fleet Reserve Association Branch 15, made up of Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard veterans from Oconee and Pickens counties, installed officers and board of directors members at its meeting June 19 in Walhalla. Six Mile Mayor Roy Stoddard, a retired Navy captain, presided over the ceremony. Pictured, from left, are board members Tom Smith, Harvey Spencer and Joyce Jones, vice president Larry Jones, president Clyde Albertson, secretary/treasurer Jim Jones, board member Jimmy Hall and Stoddard.
Golf tourney set to help Lakes and Bridges Charter School
EASLEY — Lakes and Bridges Charter School will host its second annual fundraising golf tournament on Monday, Oct.18.
The second annual Tee Up for Dyslexia Fundraising Golf Tournament will be held at Southern Oaks Golf Course in Easley. Check-in will begin at 1 p.m., with a shotgun start at 2 p.m.
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Korean War vets asked to take part in Honor Flight
GREER — The Upstate Honor Flight organization is looking for Korean War veterans in South Carolina as it prepares for 
a trip to the Korean War Wall of Remembrance on July 27.
The flight is the award for South Carolina raising $200,000 for the 576 South Carolinians who were either killed in action or prisoners of war in the Korean War, according to a press release from retired South Carolina Sen.
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TCTC Veterinary Technology Adoption Day set for Aug. 22
PENDLETON — Tri-County Technical College’s Veterinary Technology Department will hold public-wide pet adoptions on Thursday, July 22, from 5:30-7 p.m. at Halbert Hall on the
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Courier Community Calendar 7-21-21
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Library offers reading program
This year’s summer reading theme at the Pickens County Library is “Tails and Tales.” The program began on June 7 and runs until July 31. All Pickens County residents will receive a postcard in the mail. The postcard will include a list of fun activities to complete and return to the library. To complete the program, participants can choose to read 10 books,
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Potato Salad recipes are summer favorites
By Olivia Fowler
For the Courier
ofowler@thepccourier.com
We’re all familiar with traditional potato salad in the South, and it is delicious. But there are many variations on this delicious dish.
The one thing all of these recipes have is common is the humble potato. There is probably an interpretation of this old friend that will be a welcome addition to your kitchen.
As for the potatoes, some are peeled, some are not. The dressings vary from creamy to light. Some are tangy and some are slightly sweet. And some are hot and others cold.
But they are all recognizable as our old favorite, potato salad. Enjoy.
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