Today's Hits and Yesterday's Favorites
Once again, Seneca High School’s (SHS) chorus students triumph as thirty-one were named to the South Carolina All-State Chorus. Of the over ninety schools participating in the state, SHS had the third largest number of students chosen. Students selected will sing at Winthrop University in March with world-renowned conductors. Setting a new SHS record were eighteen students who performed perfectly […]
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With the success of the Clemson Tigers football team this season, the Oconee Regional Airport is buzzing on home game day weekends, says Jeff Garrison, Director of the Oconee Regional Airport. “Well, just the buzz of Clemson football I think has made us busier and because of that on those busy games we decided that a temporary tower would be […]
Read moreClemson announces the first Academic Cornerstone Gift made to the university, tells Robin Denny, Director of the Clemson University Media Relations Department. “Tom Chapman and his wife, Karen, are generous donors to the university and they have given a $4 million gift that will establish an endowment for the Thomas F. Chapman Leadership Scholars Program and create the Thomas F. […]
Read moreRemember, honor, and give thanks for those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country by seeing the Vietnam Moving Wall in Oconee County. This is a moving display in more ways than one, says Oconee County Veterans Affairs Director Jerry Dyar. “Those 58,000 plus names on that Moving Wall touch an awful lot of people around the country, especially […]
Read moreTuesday afternoon, Lake Keowee Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram and Lake Keowee Ford Operating Partner and General Manager Mark Williams presented a $24,000 check to the Oconee Memorial Hospital (OMH) Foundation for the Breast Care Center. “I’ve said it several times, but if we can pay it back to our community, all this doesn’t mean anything. If we can’t be around […]
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A recent report analyzing job data puts Oconee County and the Seneca micropolitan on the map for having the highest concentration of Industrial Engineers and Industrial Engineer Technicians, reports Emily Hodge, Economic Development Specialist for the Oconee Economic Alliance. “With a concentration 5.02 times greater than the national average, Seneca not only leads the Upstate, but also ranks seventh in […]
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After the recent church shooting in Texas, the Oconee County Sheriff’s Office reminds churches about safety meetings they offer. Since 2014, the Oconee County Sheriff’s Office has offered to area places of worship, church safety meetings to address ways that congregations can protect themselves and their property. Sergeant Mike McGowan will come to places of worship for a church safety […]
Read moreThe initiative to get people to shop locally is celebrating its one year anniversary and it is giving the community a chance to win prizes. Daja Dial, Marketing and Communications Manager for the Oconee Economic Alliance tells more about Think Oconee. “Think Oconee is an incredible campaign and it is just about getting people to think local, buy local, shop […]
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With a 42-21 win Friday night over the Pendleton Bulldogs, the Seneca Bobcats claimed the Region 1-AAA Title in varsity football for the third year in a row and the first time in school history. The Bobcats improve to 7-3 overall and 4-0 in region play with the win. Seneca hosts the Clinton Red Devils in the first round of […]
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Motorists are being cautioned about a road repaving project set to begin this Sunday, Oct. 29, in Clemson. The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) will be repaving the intersection of Highway 123 and Highway 133, tells Clemson Mayor JC Cook. “That is the main intersection at College Avenue and Highway 123 where the new railroad trestle bridge is being […]
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