Today's Hits and Yesterday's Favorites
The Seneca High School (SHS) Athletic Department announces that three baseball players are scheduled to sign scholarships. A signing ceremony is planned for Nov. 14, at 3 pm in the SHS Media Center. Bryson Whaley (RHP) and Jack Fassino (3B) will be signing with Anderson University. Petey Ridley (C) will be signing with Toccoa Falls College. Congratulations to these players […]
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U.S. Senator Tim Scott released the following statement on Thursday, Oct. 26, 2017, after the House passed a budget measure that will provide a pathway to tax reform. “Today the House took another important step towards tax relief for hardworking American families. This is our opportunity, after 30 years, to help American families see a pay increase and ensure the […]
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This month, the City of Clemson sent out newly designed utility bills to customers. The new look allows the city to send out more information, says Clemson Mayor JC Cook. “We’ve used cards in the past and have gone to more of a paper bill now. It gives us a lot more room on the bill to add other things […]
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The Oconee Heritage Center (OHC) in downtown Walhalla will be closed on Saturday, Oct. 28, for a special, private event, explains Director Leslie White. “We have a special event that is going to take our staff away for the day; I’m getting married that day and if anyone wants to come to the museum that day I am sorry but […]
Read moreGovernor Henry McMaster orders that the flags on all state buildings be flown at half-staff from sunup to sundown on Sunday, Oct. 29, 2017, in memory of Trooper Daniel K. Rebman, Jr., South Carolina Highway Patrol, Troop 3, Post C in Greenville.
Read moreThe U.S. Small Business Administration is now accepting nominations for its 2018 National Small Business Week Awards, including the annual Small Business Person of the Year. Since 1963, National Small Business Week has recognized the outstanding achievements of America’s small businesses for their contributions to their local communities, and to our nation’s economy. The 2017 South Carolina Small Business Person […]
Read moreOconee County Sheriff Mike Crenshaw hopes to receive answers Monday on the fire that damaged part of the old county jail on Sept. 23. A meeting that morning will bring together those involved in the investigation, specifically representatives of the county’s insurer. A separate fire protection issue in the building has delayed Christ Central Ministries’ start of a rehabilitation program […]
Read moreEveryone loves a good scare on Halloween, but not when it comes to child safety. On average, children are more than twice as likely to be hit by a car and killed on Halloween than on any other day of the year, says Daby Snipes, Special Project Coordinator with Safe Kids Upstate. “Children are excited on Halloween and may move […]
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The City of Walhalla announces that funds have been approved to resurface seven streets inside the city limits. The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) recently approved $285,000 to repave Lucas Street, Jaynes Street, Verner Street, East Wesley Street, Gerber Street, Parker Street, and part of South Spring Street. Paving is scheduled to start in the spring.
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Motorists are being cautioned about a road repaving project set to begin this Sunday, Oct. 29, in Clemson. The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) will be repaving the intersection of Highway 123 and Highway 133, tells Clemson Mayor JC Cook. “That is the main intersection at College Avenue and Highway 123 where the new railroad trestle bridge is being […]
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