Today's Hits and Yesterday's Favorites
The Seneca Events Committee met Wednesday afternoon to approve the summer and fall schedule recommendation to the full city council. Seneca Events Coordinator Riley Johnson says the committee discussed the Strickland Museum Summer Series, Summer Movie on the Green, 2018 Fall Jazz Fest, Cruz’n on Main, Halloween on the Green, Jazzy Christmas and Seneca Fest 2019. “It was a great […]
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The Oconee County Chamber of Commerce hosts a Business After Hours tonight, April 19, at Boulevard Catering, 10238 Clemson Boulevard in Seneca. Join fellow chamber members at Boulevard Catering for a evening of fun. The Boulevard Catering Company will be providing a DJ, finger foods and an open bar with beer and wine along with some fun games. The management […]
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A new varsity boys basketball coach has been named for West-Oak High School. Ed Geth, a former assistant at Dorman High School, takes over the program. He also served as an at-risk counselor at the Spartanburg County high school. In addition, Geth was on the roster of the University of North Carolina’s 1993 National Championship Team.
Read moreOn Wednesday, 10th Circuit Solicitor David Wagner filed an order in the Anderson County Clerk of Court’s Office, stating that the teen suspect in the Townville Elementary School shooting in 2016 should be tried as an adult. On Feb. 12, Family Court Judge Edgar Long heard arguments that Jesse Osborne should be tried as an adult in General Sessions Court. […]
Read moreThe South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) wants to better understand the experiences, techniques, and opinions of dedicated turkey hunters in South Carolina. The information collected in these surveys, along with biological and harvest data, helps SCDNR make more informed management recommendations and decisions to benefit wild turkeys and turkey hunters. If you hunt turkeys in South Carolina and […]
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Job seekers who are 50 years of age and older may be eligible to receive free job training through the AARP Back to Work 50+ grant at Tri-County Technical College. A 7 Smart Strategies for Job Search Workshop will be held Monday, April 30, from 2-4pm in the Industrial and Business Development Center, Room 126, on the Pendleton Campus. For […]
Read moreThe public is being asked to help locate a missing man from Greenville. Police report that 76-year-old Dale Hunter was last seen on April 5, on Altamont Road in the Paris Mountain community of Greenville. A $10,000 reward is being offered for credible information that leads to his safe return. Hunter is originally from Toccoa, Georgia and authorities think it […]
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The City of Seneca Events Committee meets today, April 18, at 4:30pm in the City Hall Conference Room. Among the items on the agenda are the Strickland Museum Summer Series, Summer Movie on the Green, 2018 Fall Jazz Fest, Cruz’n on Main, Halloween on the Green, Jazzy Christmas and Seneca Fest 2019. The meeting is open to the public.
Read moreAs a mark of respect for the memory of Barbara Bush, former First Lady, the President has issued a proclamation ordering that the flag of the United States be flown at half-staff now, April 18, until sunset, on the day of interment on Saturday, April 21. Accordingly, the Governor of South Carolina directs that flags atop the State Capitol Building […]
Read moreThis week, April 16-20, the South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles (SCDMV) is holding the 2018 Driver Suspension Eligibility Week statewide for drivers with licenses suspended for various reasons. During the week, drivers licensed in South Carolina, who lost their driving privileges due to certain suspensions, may be able to reduce or clear the remaining time of their suspension. Drivers […]
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