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Learn how to have your own indoor kitchen garden a great way to grow plants all year round on Tuesday, Nov. 7, at 2:30pm at the Salem Library. This program will be presented by Kerri Roach, a Clemson Extension agent. Picture a traditional English ‘kitchen garden’ spreading wide from the back door, providing everything your family might need in fruit […]
Read moreThe Oconee County Sheriff’s Office arrested a Westminster man Tuesday on a charge of grand larceny. Booked into the Oconee County Detention Center was 35-year-old Joshua Richard Dills of Baileys Mountain Road. Back on Oct. 15, a deputy from the Uniform Patrol responded to an address on Dills Drive in the Salem area in regards to a larceny of several […]
Read moreThere are some students who set the bar. They work harder, show more passion and lead by example; in the classroom, on the field and within the community. Today, Wendy’s High School Heisman recognizes Shaina Patel and Bryson Whaley from Seneca High School (SHS) and their dedication to never cutting corners by naming them School Winners. All senior student athletes […]
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The City of Seneca has cancelled the Work Session for tonight due to the downtown event, Halloween on the Green. The next meeting of council will be Tuesday, Nov. 14, 2017, for the regularly scheduled meeting.
Read moreDuke Energy presented a check on Tuesday, Oct. 31, for $1.04 million to the Lake Keowee Source Water Protection Team, a new non-profit corporation that will lead long-term protection of water quality in Lake Jocassee and Lake Keowee. The event was held at South Cove Park in Seneca and attended by representatives of Seneca Light and Water, Greenville Water, and […]
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Monday night, the Oconee County Chamber of Commerce hosted a mixer to celebrate a year of working together as a combined Chamber of Commerce as well as to honor and thank Mr. Charles E. Dalton, President and CEO of Blue Ridge Electric Cooperative, for his long time support of the business community and economic development of Oconee County, says Oconee […]
Read moreThe South Carolina Department of Public Safety reports that five people were killed on state roadways over the weekend. As of Oct. 29, 2017, 796 people have died on South Carolina highways, compared to 842 highway deaths during the same time period in 2016. Of the 534 motor vehicle occupants who have died in 2017, 259 were not wearing seat […]
Read moreJust before opening for business Monday morning, a deer broke through the front glass at the BB&T Bank in Seneca. It damaged the bank before being caught, tells Seneca Fire Chief Jan Oliver. “We received a call shortly before 9am that there was a deer in BB&T Bank. Two of my firefighters responded over to check it out. Once they […]
Read moreTri-County Technical College (TCTC) recently honored former Foundation Board of Directors member and Anderson resident Mike Cannon with the highest award given by the College’s nine-member Commission, reports Rebecca Eidson, Public Relations Director for TCTC. “President Ronnie L. Booth presented Mr. Cannon with the Order of Merit at the College’s Annual Report luncheon. The Order of Merit is an honorary […]
Read moreThe South Carolina Department of Public Safety mourned the death of Trooper Daniel Keith Rebman, Jr. who was laid to rest Sunday, Oct. 29, in Greenville. The funeral services were held at Bob Jones University, and graveside services were held at Woodlawn Cemetery. Trooper Rebman, who died in an Oct. 24, motor vehicle collision while on duty, was the 51st […]
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