On tonight’s episode of Pickens Local we have with us Travis Trammell, JC Smith, and Neal Koloff. They are hosting a wrestling event through MTC events at Easley Highschool on December 11th!

On tonight‘s episode of Pickens Local we have with us Kandy Kelley. Mrs. Kelley is the Pickens county corner. We will discuss overdoses, suicide rates,… As well as the good bad and ugly of her occupation.

On tonight‘s episode of Pickens Local we have with us Brandi Presnell. Brandi is the owner of Blanks and Vinyl… A company right here in the City Of Pickens who wholesale supplies vinyl, sublimation supplies, and retail sales many crafts and various other home furnishings.

On tonight’s show we have Molly Treadway with us. She’ll tell us about the rodeo and it’s future.

11/15/21 Special Called Session / Rec Renaming passed

On tonight’s episode we have with us Susan Grant of Cherokee Moon Trading Post.

Concerned citizens come out in mass for the desire for Pickens City Council to hear their plea. Their desire for clarity and direct action was palpable. The perceived misunderstanding regarding the rumors swirling around whether or not Pickens Rec department trophies were given away or trashed were transmitted from the mouth of the audience directly to the ear of Pickens City Council, the mayor, and the city administrator. Everyone behind the bench said they would do their best to get to the bottom of the issue and bring peace to this situation.

On tonight’s episode of Pickens Local we have with Alex Saitta. Alex is a councilman on Pickens County Council. He’ll let us know everything happening regarding roads, mileage hike, highway 11 development, and Blue Ridge broadband.

On tonight‘s episode of Pickens Local we have with us John Hayes. John is running for the “at-large“ city council seat for the city of Liberty South Carolina

On tonight‘s episode of Pickens Local we have with us TJ Layton. TJ is running for Pickens county school board and will fill us in with his vision of how he would like to see the board run, the future of schools, and a little personal history.