All Anderson County Library locations will be closed Friday, December 6 for staff training. FEMA assistance will be available from 9 AM to 5 PM at the Anderson Main Library.
The Anderson Area Chamber of Commerce works daily to build, facilitate and manage programs and events that help businesses succeed. They are active in areas including economic development, regional initiatives, membership benefits, quality of life, and business advocacy.
Anderson County is a flourishing community, with an unmatched quality of life, a thriving business community, and one of the lowest costs of living in the United States. Dedicated to providing services and programs for residents and businesses to improve the quality of life for all who live in Anderson County.
The Belton Center for the Arts, founded in 1999, is a cultural arts center that is committed to engaging the community in the education, exhibition, and exploration of fine arts.
The Belton Alliance is a 501-c-3 non-profit organization established to work with public, private and civic entities to promote economic growth and quality of life in the Belton area.
The Belton Area Museum Association was founded in 1975. The organization’s purpose is to collect, exhibit, preserve, and interpret the artifacts, sites, antiquities, and genealogical, archival, cultural, and natural history of Belton, Anderson County, and The State of South Carolina.
The Belton Center for the Arts, founded in 1999, is a cultural arts center that is committed to engaging the community in the education, exhibition, and exploration of fine arts.
The City of Anderson is located in the northwest corner of the state of South Carolina on the Piedmont Plateau. It is the county seat located in the geographical center of the county and principal city in Anderson County. Information on the service provided by the City of Anderson, including events, city departments, leadership, public transportation and how to perform various services and tasks.
Belton is a small town that leaves a big impact. From our train station to our tennis championships, Belton is full of history. It is full of beautiful historic homes and neighborhoods. Around every nook and cranny you will see our southern charm!
The Clemson Area Chamber of Commerce is dedicated to creating and nurturing an environment that supports and enhances economic growth and vibrant communities.
The Pendleton Area Business Association, Inc. (PABA) is a local organization dedicated to supporting our local businesses and communities by having a unified voice in both Pendleton promotion and community action.
Pendleton offers a southern hospitality that is beyond compare. Our picturesque town, on the South Carolina National Heritage Corridor, offers a glimpse of days gone by. The entire town is on the National Historic Registry, so history can be found on every street.
Powdersville is conveniently located at the northern tip of Anderson County in South Carolina, 8 miles Southwest of the largest city in the region, Greenville. Since it is unincorporated, its boundaries are not well defined; however, it is surrounded by Pickens County (Northwest Border) the Saluda River (Northeast border) and Interstate 85 (Southeast border).
The town of Honea Path was chartered in 1885 and was incorporated in 1917 and is primarily in Anderson County.
The town is defined less by boundaries on a map than by the sense of shared values within our community. We take pride in maintaining a wholesome lifestyle, rich in cultural history, along with a deep commitment to the preservation of our environment and a progressive approach to local business.
In the Town of Pelzer, we are defined less by boundaries on a map than by the sense of shared values our residents hold dear. Small town values, guided growth, preservation of historical, cultural, and natural heritage are just a few of the core principles that make Town of Pelzer a wonderful place to call home.
Pendleton offers a southern hospitality that is beyond compare. Our picturesque town, on the South Carolina National Heritage Corridor, offers a glimpse of days gone by. The entire town is on the National Historic Registry, so history can be found on every street.
Williamston is a thriving area with industrial, commercial, and tourist activity. Its proximity to the I-85 business corridor and metropolitan areas make it a great place to live, work and play.