Today's Hits and Yesterday's Favorites
Crimestoppers of Oconee County, Inc. announces that they have recently partnered with the Texas-based company, Anderson Software, to provide a more seamless and efficient way for students and community members to offer information to help solve and prevent crimes or other serious or life threatening matters. Anderson Software leads the industry with its latest secure and anonymous tip acquisition and […]
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Hundreds of people attend 94.1 The Lake’s Home, Health and Life Expo on Thursday, Oct. 19, at the Shaver Recreation Center in Seneca. The event offered residents the opportunity to learn more about the local business community. 94.1 The Lake General Manager Brandon Kessler was very pleased with the event and thanks everyone who took part in it. “We were […]
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The Oconee County Sheriff’s Office is committed to solving every crime that occurs in the Golden Corner of South Carolina. The public is being asked to help solve nine unsolved cases, explains Oconee County Sheriff’s Office Public Information Officer Jimmy Watt. “If you go to our website at www.oconeelaw.com and this is something we did over four years ago. I […]
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Now through Saturday, Oct. 19-21, the Westminster branch of the Oconee County Public Library (OCPL) is accepting entries into their third annual Pumpkin Decorating Contest. Everyone is invited to dress up a pumpkin as their favorite literary character or use pumpkins to depict their favorite book, tells OCPL Director Blair Hinson. “It is important to note this is not a […]
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Students have a three-day weekend this weekend as the School District of Oconee County (SDOC) has a Teacher Work Day planned on Monday, Oct. 23, tells Steve Hanvey, Assistant Superintendent of Operations for the SDOC. “Monday for our staff is a Teacher Work Day and actually we’re excited about that our elementary teachers and staff are going to go to […]
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The community is invited to the Shaver Recreation Center on Thursday, Oct. 19, for 94.1 The Lake’s Home, Health and Life Expo. This free event from 4-7pm, features over 60 leaders in healthcare, home remodeling, real estate, banking and more. There will also be free wine tastings, craft beer tastings, steak and shrimp samples as well as great prizes. Admission […]
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In a fiercely competitive region rivalry game, the Seneca Bobcats beat the Walhalla Razorbacks 31-21 in their Homecoming game at Bobcat Stadium Friday night, Oct. 13. Seneca scored first on a 7-yard run by Jeremiah Mackey. Walhalla tied the score on a 28-yard touchdown run by Adrian Massey. Then the Bobcats broke that tie with a 33-yard touchdown pass from […]
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The Oconee County Sheriff’s Office arrested a Walhalla man yesterday on multiple counts of sexual exploitation of a minor in the third degree. 43-year-old Brian Douglas Feole of Peach Drive was booked into the Oconee County Detention Center around 7:42pm on a Temporary Custody Order until arrest warrants were obtained today against him. The Sheriff’s Office began an investigation with […]
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A change was recently made concerning the FAFSA or the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, explains Amy Jared, Senior Financial Aid Counselor at Tri-County Technical College (TCTC). “You can now complete your FAFSA early. It used to be Jan. 1, was the date to start doing your FAFSA for the next fall semester, but now they’ve moved it to […]
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Seneca City Administrator Greg Dietterick will retire on June 30, 2018. He made the announcement during Tuesday night’s Seneca City Council meeting, tells Mayor Dan Alexander. “I know that was a hard decision for Greg because he loves Seneca and he loves doing what he does. I know he is excited about retirement and being able to spend some time […]
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