Today's Hits and Yesterday's Favorites
Seneca’s Administrator Scott Moulder and Police Chief Casey Bowling at last night’s Seneca City Council meeting explained to the council what the proposed Trespass Enforcement Authorization Program is, and how it will be a big benefit to and a partnership with local businesses… The city council said they would take the item under consideration.
Read moreBenchmark, an outside consultant for the City of Seneca, gathered comments on Monday for the city’s ten year comprehensive plan. Planning and Development Director Ed Halbig… An online forum has been available for much of the summer at PlanSeneca.com, where residents could submit ideas and take part in a survey about the comprehensive plan. The comments and suggestions will first […]
Read moreOn Tuesday, the Seneca Business Development Support Center held a ribbon cutting to officially reopen the Oconee Community Theatre on Goddard Avenue in the Utica community. Several city and county officials were on hand for the event, including Oconee County Council Member Julian Davis, who has fond memories of the building and said he looks forward to more performances at […]
Read moreToday is the final day to vote for Seneca in the Bark for Your Park contest. Seneca has been selected as one of thirty finalists that could be a recipient of PetSafe’s 2022 Bark for Your Park Grant. Nine communities across the country will be selected from those final thirty to win funds to build or improve a local dog […]
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$200 million investment will create 350 new jobs COLUMBIA, S.C. – Bosch, a leading global supplier of technology and services, today announced plans to expand operations in Anderson County. The company’s $200 million investment will create 350 new jobs. Bosch’s operations are divided into four business sectors: mobility solutions, industrial technology, consumer goods and energy, and building technology. As a leading […]
Read moreThe Oconee County Public Library is moving into a new area of service to our community with the addition of a new Community Resource Associate, Kerry Leeper Brock. Kerry will have the role of partly a social worker (she is a licensed professional social worker), offering direct assistance to people in the community with everything from access to primary health […]
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Seneca Fire Chief Richie Caudill said no one was hurt after a camper caught fire yesterday afternoon and spread to a nearby home, but was contained to the home’s attic and quickly extinguished…
Read moreOn Monday, according to jail records, Oconee County Sheriff’s Deputies arrested 46 year-old Peggy Beatrice Sullivan of Westminster on multiple counts of breach of trust and defrauding the state lottery. Sullivan was identified by a Stop-A-Minit loss prevention officer as a terminated employee at the store’s Highway 11 location south of Westminster. Investigators said they used camera surveillance footage from […]
Read moreSeptember to Honor Childhood Cancer, Sickle Cell Disease Awareness Those who donate with The Blood Connection, the non-profit community blood center, are directly impacting the lives of people in this community; people like children battling cancer, or a neighbor suffering from Sickle Cell Disease. Those people rely on community blood donors every day to ensure lifesaving blood products needed for […]
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Property code violations are alleged against two Townville properties. An injunction filed with the Oconee Common Pleas Court alleged that owners of two Timberlake One Circle residences have allowed accumulations of inoperable motor vehicles, rubbish, appliances, and garbage. The legal complaints indicate property visits by two County Code Enforcement Officers since 2019.
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