Today's Hits and Yesterday's Favorites
Next summer, the City of Seneca hopes to have the Tams playing their 4th of July Celebration at Gignilliat Field. This week, the Seneca Events Committee approved a recommendation to city council to contact the band about performing, explains Seneca Mayor Pro Tem Ronnie O’Kelley, who is a member of the committee. “They really like coming here and I know […]
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With the 2017-18 school year set to begin on Thursday, Oconee County Sheriff Mike Crenshaw is offering these safety tips to help teachers, students, administrators and parents have the best learning environment possible and to help keep everyone safe. “The Oconee County Sheriff’s Office is committed to helping keep everyone in our schools safe and as the chief law enforcement […]
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The Seneca Police Department is updating the investigation into a fatal stabbing on Aug. 10. The investigation remains active and ongoing into the death of Thomas Ivester Mark, says Seneca Police Chief John Covington. He says that more findings have been presented to the 10th Circuit Solicitor’s Office for review. Upon review of all the facts and circumstances, an arrest […]
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When students return to Seneca High School (SHS) on Thursday for the first day of a new academic year, they will experience a few changes. Class schedules are different this year, tells SHS Guidance Director and Assistant Athletic Director Karen Trammell. “We actually have a new schedule in place this year. Our schools have been AB schedules for probably 20 […]
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The Seneca Bobcats kick off the high school varsity football season Friday night against the Berea Bulldogs. Don’t miss any of the exciting action by purchasing your season tickets today, says Seneca High School (SHS) Guidance Director and Assistant Athletic Director Karen Trammell. “We would love to sell season football tickets. We have sold a large number already; those, if […]
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Renovations two years ago to the Seneca Water Treatment Plant on Lake Keowee have garnered the city an award, explains Seneca Utilities Director Bob Faires. “It is definitely an honor; its not something that we take for granted. We’ve gotten a number of awards at our plant, which we are extremely grateful for, but this was more of a larger […]
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The Oconee County Chamber of Commerce and the Oconee Economic Alliance (OEA) will present a Job Fair on Aug. 31, 2017. This will be a great opportunity for businesses and jobseekers alike, says OEA Executive Director Richard Blackwell. “We don’t have a jobs issue, we’ve got really an awareness and skills issue, so we are partnering with 94.1 The Lake […]
Read moreOconee County Sheriff Mike Crenshaw reports two shootings Saturday morning, including one that involved a Sheriff’s Office Deputy that has been turned over to the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED). Sheriff Crenshaw says that the 911 Communications Center received a call of multiple shots fired into a residence on Brock Road during the night. One victim received one gunshot […]
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Here is the Chick-fil-A of Seneca Bobcats Coaches show for Week 1. Tune in tonight at 6pm for the McDonald’s Tailgate Show. Then at 7pm we will go live to the field for the Tri-Star Imports Pre-game show. All leading up to kick-off at 7:30 as the Bobcats travel to Chapman.
Read moreRetired U.S. Navy Chief Petty Officer Clarence Busch of Mountain Rest, the sole survivor of the Pearl Harbor bombings from Oconee County, died on Monday, July 4, 2016. The 98-year-old was visiting a daughter in Columbia at the time of his death. Funeral services take place Wednesday in Walhalla. Davenport Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
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