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On February 10, 2013, Investigator Justin Stone assisted the Georgia Bureau of Investigation with the location and apprehension of a suspect wanted in a high profile murder case in Franklin County, Georgia. More... Pictured are Stone, Crime Stoppers President Terry Crooks, Chief Jim Stewart, and Captain E. J. Aman. |
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The fitness area at the City of Anderson Recreation Center has been upgraded with the replacement of its cardio equipment. Over the last seven years, the machines have logged an enormous number of hours and miles. Members are already making good use of the new equipment and have expressed their gratitude and enjoyment to staff members. Come check us out, and take advantage of our good rates and upgraded equipment! The membership fee includes use of the fitness area, walking track, and basketball gymnasium. A family membership includes spouse and dependent children who are claimed on the main member's income tax return or insurance. A child under the age of 9 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. |
New plots are available in Westview Cemetery. Began in the early 1900's as a municipal cemetery for African Americans, Westview is located on Sayre Street. African Americans who figure prominently in Anderson's history are laid to rest there including W. I. Peek and Fred Jackson, who were mortuary business pioneers. Currently, there are approximately 9,000 gravesites on more than 22 acres. Phase I of the expansion will add over 1,200 plots. For more information, contact the cemetery office, 1405 White St., Anderson, SC 29624, (864) 231-2255. City Cemetery Endowment Fund |
The City of Anderson's public, education and government (PEG) channel was launched in 2008 and can be watched on Charter Channel 14 and AT&T U-Verse Channel 99. Tune in regularly to find out the lastest events and announcements and to watch government meetings broadcast live, including City Council, the Board of Architectural Review, the Board of Zoning Appeals, and the Planning Commission. "PEG channels overall produce more local programming than local broadcast stations," according to GovernmentVideo.com.