Today's Hits and Yesterday's Favorites
The Friendship Fire Department responded to a house fire Monday night on Coneross Creek Road, tells Chief Favion Skelton. “It was mostly smoke damage. The fire was contained to one room, it started in the dryer area. When we got there it was rolling out the windows from the downstairs and we knocked it out pretty quick but most of […]
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Be safe this Halloween by trick-or-treating with a group of people. Oconee County residents are invited to city celebrations. The City of Walhalla invites ghosts and goblins to Boo in the Bay from 4-8pm at the Walhalla Fire Department. Firefighters and police officers will provide a safe place for trick-or-treating. In Westminster, everyone is invited to Boo on Main from […]
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Are you a fan of the Origami Yoda series? Are you interested in learning a new skill that will wow your friends? Come to the Seneca Library on Tuesday, Nov. 7, at 4:30pm, to learn about the ancient Japanese art of folding paper. You will learn some cool origami facts and then make our own foldable masterpieces. Supplies will be […]
Read moreA curfew for all sex offenders in South Carolina will be imposed on Halloween night. The South Carolina Department of Probation, Parole and Pardon Services announces the 5:30-9pm curfew, which requires sex offenders to stay inside their homes. In addition, sex offenders cannot distribute candy.
Read moreA deer broke through the front glass at the BB&T Bank in Seneca this morning and apparently caused heavy damage. Several responders, including the DNR and the Seneca Fire Department, managed to capture the deer and lead it outside, reports sister station WGOG. The deer survived, and no one else was hurt. The bank office is closed today as a […]
Read moreCrimestoppers of Oconee County, Inc. in partnership with the Oconee County Sheriff’s Office and the Seneca Police Department are seeking the public’s help locating a Walhalla man who is wanted on charges from both law enforcement agencies, explains Jimmy Watt, Public Information Officer for the Oconee County Sheriff’s Office. “26-year-old Timothy Moses Souden of Pine Manor Circle in Walhalla is […]
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The City of Seneca presents Halloween on the Green from 5-8pm at Norton-Thompson Park in downtown Seneca. There will be a costume contest, free hot dogs and candy, and pumpkin painting for kids, tells Seneca Mayor Dan Alexander. “I don’t know how many we fix, 2-3,000 hot dogs and give out to the community, they can come and get one. […]
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Come to College Avenue in downtown Clemson for tricks and treats during the annual Halloween Festival from 4-6pm. This is a family friendly event, says Clemson Mayor JC Cook. “If you are downtown, just be careful there will be lots of people on the street for two hours there to see all the different costumes and all the kids and […]
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Dress up in your Halloween costume and stop by your nearest Oconee County Public Library (OCPL) branch, says Director Blair Hinson. “Dress up in your Halloween costume and drop by your nearest OCPL branch. We’ll have goodies for every costumed ghoul and goblin. Don’t forget to say, “trick or treat!” So, stop by the Salem, Westminster, Walhalla, or Seneca branch […]
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The Friends of the Oconee County Public Library (OCPL) have installed another Little Free Library, this one at South Cove County Park. They will maintain this Little Free Library with books from the large amount of donations that the libraries receive every year. The unit itself was created by students at West-Oak High School. Little Free Libraries are a nationwide […]
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