Today's Hits and Yesterday's Favorites
The Board of Trustees for the School District of Oconee County (SDOC) holds their regular monthly meeting on Monday, March 19, at 6pm. According to the agenda, the board will celebrate the recent success of the West-Oak High School Wrestling Team and hold first readings on the Organizational Chart and Code of Conduct. The meeting is open to the public […]
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The agenda is set for the Clemson City Council Meeting on Monday, March 19, at 6:30pm. On the agenda, the council will receive a status report on the Abernathy Community Build project, consider setting a date and time for the next Rental Housing Ordinance Work Session and hear staff and council reports. In addition, the council will consider second reading […]
Read moreThis week, an Oconee County jury found a former Seneca church worker guilty of breach of trust with fraudulent intent. Stan Dimitroff was sentenced to prison for two years and ordered to pay $27,000 in restitution to the Life Changing Ministries on South Depot Street. In the trial of South Carolina versus Stanley Anthony Dimitroff II, an affidavit to an […]
Read moreEach day, over 500 million children, teens and adults around the world do not have a pair of shoes to wear. To bring awareness to the problem, National Shoe The World Day is observed annually on March 15. Having to live a daily life without protection on your feet can lead to a lifetime of problems. You can help by […]
Read moreThe City of Clemson announces that Larry Abernathy Park is closed in order to preform a re-build project. The park will remain closed until March 26. The city apologizes for any inconvenience.
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Students have to go to school on Friday in the School District of Pickens County (SDPC). Originally, the day was designated as an inclement weather make-up day but students now have to attend in order to make up a day missed earlier in the year due to bad weather.
Read moreAfter winning big with your college basketball tournament bracket, don’t go home a big loser by not claiming your winnings on your taxes. That’s right, even your winnings from gambling are taxed. You could face penalties or an IRS audit by not reporting your prizes, says Nate Rigney, senior tax research analyst at The Tax Institute at H&R Block. For […]
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The first time Robin Conn spoke publicly to a community group about the years of emotional and physical abuse she endured during her first marriage, she debated how much to reveal about those turbulent years. “But someone has to speak up,” she said and decided that full disclosure could benefit both her and her audience. She shared her story of […]
Read moreConnect with counseling and capital resources at the Small Business Resource Day sponsored by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) on Wednesday, March 21, at 9am. This is a free seminar and workshop that will provide valuable insight to the SBA’s financing services, capital, and business counseling. This is a great opportunity for startups and small business owners. It takes […]
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The City of Seneca is welcoming Bassmaster College and High School Series fishing tournament to South Cove March 16-17, in conjunction with the Bassmaster Classic at Green Pond March 16-18. This is a small group of anglers but they bring family and friends and have been practicing for the past few days.
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