Anderson Observer Podcast

History, Agriculture and: "Smile Your on Anderson County TV"

History every day.

Inteviews:

Anderson Historian Brian Scott talks about Anderson's past.

S.C. Agriculture Museum Director Les McCall tells about the purpose and many programs and exhibits of Anderson County's only state museum.

Anderson County Administrator Rusty Burns discusses the county's new TV station and the impending demolition of the old Bailes building.

Plus information on the Friday Grace Episcopal Soup lunch to benefit Meals on Wheels of Anderson, and the first "Ban the Trash" county cleanup in the  Midway Community this weekend.

Winter Weather, Economic Development and Tiger Mascots Tell All

Anderson Observer, news from people you trust, podcast for Jan. 20, 2016

Interviews:

Anderson County Chief Deputy and Director of Emergency Management Taylor Jones talks about getting ready for winter weather, and other issues in the county.

Anderson Area Chamber CEO Pam Christopher discusses the importance of the joint economic development forum with Anderson County set for Friday morning starting at 7:30 a.m.

And Former Clemson Assistant Athletic Director John Seketa brings his new book, "Clemson Through the Eyes of the Tiger," which chronicles the sideline mascot an those who have worn the costume at Clemson through the years.

Seketa will be at the Anderson County Museum Tuesday beginning at 5 p.m., along with the current Clemson Tiger Mascot in costume (and a few former mascots as well) for a book party and signing.

Paving the Roads for 2016, MLK Day, Saying Goodbye/Hello to an Old Friend and a Winter Gala for a cause

Audio clip from MLK Day in Anderson

Intrerviews:

Roads: Anderson County Roads and Bridges Manager Tony Owens, Anderson County Deputy Administrator Holt Hopkins

Cancer Association of Anderson

New Director Angie Stringer

Museum Winter Gala

Anderson County Museum Director Beverly Childs and team

Talking Trash and clean up as we start a new year

Happy New Year.

Today we talk about trash. Why it is such a problem and one citizen's quest to fix it.

We also interview Anderson County Solid Waste Director Greg Smith and chief litter enforcement officer Sgt Hayes on what is being done (a lot).