Pearce Adams

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Recent stories:

• Anderson property owner busted for rushing to judgment
  October 6, 2008
• Interstate thieves nab converter from vehicle on I-85
  October 6, 2008
• Anderson man busted for ‘doing right thing,’ he said
  October 6, 2008
• Child flunks drug test; Parents face charges in Anderson
  October 6, 2008
• Anderson man loses car in deal for sex
  October 6, 2008
• Anderson woman escapes unharmed from pizza slicing
  October 6, 2008
• Overexposed Anderson woman exposes confusion in city court
  October 6, 2008
• Cooler temps, rain expected this week in Upstate
  October 6, 2008
• Sunny, mild conditions through weekend in Upstate
  October 3, 2008
• Political signs on Hartwell Lake must go, Corps of Engineers says
  October 2, 2008
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Recent photos by Pearce Adams:

A political statement has answered the public's right to determine the use of drought-exposed land on Hartwell Lake. Republican Don Bowen, who is seeking re-election in November to District 8 in the South Carolina House to represent Anderson and Oconee counties, said Wednesday that he saw no problem with the placement of 2 of his campaign signs that supporters reportedly placed on a small mound of exposed land near the S.C. 24 highway bridge. “I see them every day,” said Bowen of Anderson. “They are small signs. I don't see that they create any problem with safety issues.” Citing a response from the Hartwell Lake Project Office, Jeanne Hodge, public affairs spokeswoman for the Corps' Savannah District, said public cooperation would save Corps' resources needed to remove them.


Piles of hay in western Anderson County litter the ground across Dobbins Bridge Road from a storage building where fire destroyed 48 rolls of hay about 4 a.m. Tuesday.


Anderson police search a man suspected of road rage Friday behind the Anderson County Courthouse. The incident reportedly began on South Murray Avenue.


Anderson police search a man in connection with a road rage incident today behind the Anderson County Courthouse. The incident reportedly began on South Murray Avenue.


Cornell Scott, left, father of homicide victim Timothy McIntosh, tells accused shooter Billy Davis III, right, to "take a look at this face" during Wednesday's first appearance in Anderson Municipal Court. Anderson Police investigator Mike Aikens, middle, looks on.

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