Red Devils fall at state
COLUMBIA — Looking to win its first state championship in 40 years, the Liberty High School volleyball team traveled to More »
A Mother’s prayer, a soldier’s postcard
The enduring story of POW Clint Chappell By Tom von Kaenel Special to the Courier news@thepccourier.com In a quiet house More »
Gabby Petito Foundation in Pickens this week
By Jason Evans Staff Reporter jevans@thepccourier.com PICKENS — The community is invited to take parts in events put on this More »
This week in the PICKENS COUNTY COURIER’s FOOTBALL FRENZY Sponsored by MOUNTAIN VIEW FUNERALS AND CREMATIONS
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City mourns loss of beloved businessman
By Jason Evans Staff Reporter jevans@thepccourier.com PICKENS — Pickens lost a mainstay of the downtown business community last week. Glenn More »
Honesty in the mirror
Age is not an excuse for being unhealthy.
This might be one of the most unpopular articles of all time, but as I sit here wanting to 
express from my heart, my private burdens are being exposed. I care about you (and me), it’s the only reason I would write about such a challenging subject. I believe it’s better to step forward and deal with personal issues that are causing great harm to
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Recall: Rice products may contain glass
A recent food recall for one manufacturer includes a list of fried rice, ramen and dumpling products that is 23 pages long. The list covers lot numbers and production 
dates going back many months. With 50 items per page, that comes to 1,100 items. The problem? They all might have glass in them.
The additional concern? They were sold under several brand names, including as the house brand
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Mother’s old chair
Galatians 6:9 “And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not.”
Mother bought a pair of yard chairs in the 1950s. Steel constructed with a curved one-piece leg assembly, those chairs were to be cherished for years to come.
The bodies they supported in comfort and conversation for those years are too numerous to count
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Prescription scam
How much would you trust a prescription cream compound that was whipped up in a back room by a bunch of untrained teenagers? Sounds dangerous, and it turned out to 
be just that by patients who used the fake cream and ended up with painful rashes. It was a real moneymaker for some scammers however: Have some kids mix up
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Courier Obituaries 3-18-26
CAROLYN DIANE ‘DINAH’ MCCALL
SIX MILE — Carolyn Diane “Dinah” McCall, 54, loving wife of 29 years to Leon “Lee” McCall, passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, March 10, 2026, at her home.
Born on May 12, 1971, in Easley, Dinah was the beloved daughter of the late Willie D. Cooper and Catherine Riggins Patterson. She was a devoted mother and grandmother who cherished her family above all else. Dinah had a deep love for the outdoors and found great joy in simple moments spent around a campfire. Known for her warm and welcoming spirit, she never met a stranger and had a remarkable way of making everyone feel like a friend. Generous and kindhearted, she was always willing to lend a
Waffle Fest returns to Liberty
LIBERTY — The City of Liberty is set to host the second annual SC Waffle Fest on
Saturday from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. in downtown Liberty. The festival is sponsored by US Waffle Company.
The festival will take place along W. Front Street and S. Commerce Street and admission is free for everyone.
Visitors can enjoy a full day of family-friendly fun including a kids’ zone sponsored by Potter’s
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Liberty celebrates 150 years with music, treats, community spirit
LIBERTY — The city of Liberty marked a major milestone recently as residents gathered to celebrate the town’s 150th anniversary which was March 2, 2026, with an afternoon full of music, food and family-friendly activities.
The celebration brought together community members, council members, city staffand volunteers for a festive tribute to Liberty’s long and proud history. With support from Flat Rock Church and participation from many members of the city and its staff, the event highlighted the strong sense of community that has defined Liberty for generations.
Live music from the Roadhouse Rodeo Band set the tone for the festivities and kept everyone entertained throughout the celebration. Families and friends enjoyed sweet treats from Pendleton Candy Company while mingling and taking part in the day’sactivities.
Food trucks offered a variety of meal options outside of the venue, and outdoor games provided entertainment for guests of all ages, creating a welcoming atmosphere for the many residents who came out to celebrate the milestone.
As part of the festivities, a “What Does Liberty Mean to You” art exhibit was held. Entries were received from the Liberty schools, as well as local artists.
The event was an opportunity for the community to reflect on Liberty’s rich history while celebrating the people and partnerships that continue to shape its future.
WHM gospel singing planned for Easley
EASLEY — Divine Purpose Outreach Ministry will host a special gospel singing celebration in honor of Women’s History Month on Sunday, March 29. The event will begin at 4 p.m., with doors opening at 3 p.m., at Divine Purpose Outreach Ministry, located at 103 West C Ave. in Easley. Tim Sutton serves as pastor.
The program will feature gospel music from several groups and singers, including Charmain Madison, Sister Orrie Burdine, Faith Inspiration, The Gospel Raiders, The
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