Today's Hits and Yesterday's Favorites
In honor of Oconee County’s sesquicentennial, the Oconee County Public Library (OCPL) and the Oconee Heritage Center have teamed up for a new series combining books and local history. Tonight, April 19, they will be discussing Mark Powell’s “The Dark Corner” and the history of some of its setting right here in Oconee County. The program begins at 6pm in […]
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The Clemson City Council holds a Work Session meeting tonight, April 19, from 6:30-8:30pm. According to the agenda, the council will discuss the Rental Housing Program. The meeting is open to the public and takes place in the Upper Conference Room of Clemson City Hall.
Read moreAfter the success of the Abernathy Boardwalk Re-decking Community Project this past March, the City of Clemson is now seeking volunteers for additional community build days. Again, positions are available for a variety of skill levels and abilities. Lunch will be provided to all volunteers and a commemorative t-shirt given to all first time volunteers. Volunteers must be 16 years […]
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The City of Seneca starts Jazz Fest 2018 tonight, April 19. This is three nights of Jazz on the Alley, explains Seneca Events Coordinator Riley Johnson. “This is our first Jazz Fest. We have Grooveplanet playing tonight, April 19, Jamie Wright performing on Friday, April 20, and Magic Band entertaining on Saturday, April 21. It starts at 6:30pm each night. […]
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The City of Clemson announces that a sewer overflowed behind Earle Street on Wednesday, April 18, from 9pm until 1am. The overflow was approximately 2,500 gallons due to a sewer main being stopped up. A Utilities crew was dispatched to repair the main. The overflow did reach a drainage ditch and small stream behind Riggs Drive. This ditch drains to […]
Read moreA guilty plea to obstruction of justice, means Andy Steve Cobb will serve up to six years under the Youthful Offender’s Act, suspended to two years probation. He was originally charged with accessory after the fact, in the homicide of 27-year old Jeremy Lee Little more than three years ago in Walhalla. On Wednesday, Cobb plead guilty to the reduced […]
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Walhalla High School has a new varsity boys basketball coach and its a familiar face. Former assistant coach, Bobby Norizan, now takes over the program from longtime Coach Hal Dunlap, who is retiring. Norizan is a Walhalla High School graduate and played for the Razorbacks. Norizan will remain principal of Tamassee-Salem Elementary School.
Read moreA routine traffic stop this week landed a Seneca woman behind bars on multiple charges. Charged with giving false information to an officer, possession of marijuana, possession of a controlled substance and distribution of methamphetamine, second offense is 23-year-old Amber Katlin Boylston. A deputy with the Oconee County Sheriff’s Office initiated a traffic stop on a vehicle in which Boylston […]
Read moreTwo people were injured in a late afternoon crash on Highway 59. The South Carolina Highway Patrol reports that the three-car accident happened around 5:15pm Wednesday at the intersection of Highway 59 and Ables Road. Troopers say one person was taken to Greenville Memorial Hospital and another was taken to Oconee Memorial Hospital. The wreck caused traffic in the area […]
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The Seneca City Council will hold a Special Called Council Meeting on Thursday, April 19, in the City Hall Council Chambers at 5:30pm. The agenda for the meeting includes an Executive Session to discuss a contractual matter with the Pioneer Rural Water District and a personnel and contractual matter concerning the City Administrator position. The meeting is open to the […]
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