Westminster Christmas Parade Tonight
The City of Westminster celebrates the start of the holiday season tonight with their annual Christmas Parade through downtown. The parade begins at 6pm.
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Scott says “Our Focus is on You” about Tax Reform
U.S. Senator Tim Scott (R-SC) participated in a Tax Reform Town Hall Debate alongside Senators Ted Cruz (R-TX), Bernie Sanders (I-VT) and Maria Cantwell (D-WA) on CNN Wednesday night, taking a wide variety of questions from Americans on different components of the Senate Tax Reform package. In his closing argument, Scott spoke directly to the American people, letting them know […]
Read moreGraham comments on Committee passage of Tax Reform Bill
U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham (R-South Carolina) Wednesday made this statement on his vote in support of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act in the Senate Budget Committee. A vote in the full Senate is expected later this week. “This plan is good for working people across South Carolina. Whether it’s the store owner on Main Street, the farmer working their […]
Read moreHelp identify Drowning Victim found in Lake Hartwell
The Hart County Sheriff’s Office seeks the public’s help identifying a drowning victim that was found Monday, Nov. 27, in Lake Hartwell. The body is described as a white male, roughly 25-35 years-old, 5’9″ to 6′ tall, approximately 140-150 pounds, with long red hair and a short beard. The sheriff’s office says they have made an initial identification and will […]
Read moreClemson announces change to December City Council Meeting
The Clemson City Council’s regular meeting on Monday, Dec. 4, has been cancelled due to only one item on the agenda and possible lack of a quorum. The item for second reading will be presented at the Dec. 18, meeting instead. On Monday, Dec. 18, the Clemson City Council will meet with the Pickens County Council at the Pickens County […]
Read moreTCTC’s Foundation Board welcomes Four New Members
Four community leaders have been elected to serve on Tri-County Technical College’s (TCTC) Foundation Board of Directors. Joining the Board’s current members are Emily DeRoberts and Randy Blackston, both representing Anderson County, Jim Kaplan, representing Pickens County, and Mike Worley, representing Oconee County. Members of the Foundation Board raise money to supplement appropriations thereby helping the College to meet the […]
Read moreLongtime City Administrative Assistant announces Retirement
The City of Seneca will soon say goodbye to a longtime Administrative Assistant at City Hall. Seneca Mayor Dan Alexander thanks Cindy Kelley for her service and wishes her well in retirement. “I’m going to miss Cindy. She actually came on right around the same time that I was elected to City Council, so she is at 28 years. I’m […]
Read moreLunney Christmas Open House scheduled
The community is invited to the Lunney House Museum’s Christmas Open House on Sunday, Dec. 10, from 2-5pm. Families and friends are invited to come take photos, explains Seneca City Museums Curator Nick McKinney. “The house will be open and it is decorated. We have a photo opportunity inside the house, if you want to take a photo with this […]
Read moreSC Works hosting Hiring Event on Friday in Seneca
SC Works is hosting a hiring event on Friday, Dec. 1, at the Seneca SC Works Center. Assembly Operators are needed for first shift from 7am to 3pm, second shift from 3pm to 11pm and third shift from 11pm to 7am. These operators will perform a wide variety of assembly operations on assemblies and sub-assemblies. Operations include performing wiring, component […]
Read moreThink twice about giving Pets as Christmas Gifts
As you consider what gifts to buy friends and family this year for the holidays, think twice about giving pets as gifts. Animal shelters across the country are often overrun after the holidays with people returning unwanted pets they received as Christmas gifts. Oconee County Humane Society Volunteer Coordinator Angel Newman says pet ownership is a big responsibility. “Normally we […]
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