New Development in Seneca House demolition case

A new development in the case to demolish a old house on South Oak Street in Seneca. It was originally reported that on Tuesday, Municipal Judge Danny Singleton re-instated his order to demolish the structure after the defendant failed to appear in court. The defendant had been given 30-days to put together a financial improvement plan. Seneca Planning and Development […]

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Stormwater Fees to impact Clemson

A state mandate now requires the City of Clemson to implement a permit process for managing stormwater, enforcement, inspections and operating standards. The city holds a public hearing at 7pm March 16 in Council Chambers of Clemson City Hall. The city proposes an ordinance to establish a new storm water utility with flat fees to assess residential units planned for […]

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Gamecocks knock off Tigers in SEC Tournament

The South Carolina men’s basketball team knocked off the Missouri Tigers, 63-54, Wednesday night in the SEC tournament. The Gamecocks (16-15) have won three of their last four, their best season since winning 21 games in 2008-09. South Carolina plays Mississippi tonight at 9pm. You can listen to the game here on 94.1 The Lake.

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Busy Athletic Bobcats

Spring sports are underway and Seneca High School invites the community to cheer on athletes this Thursday, Friday and Saturday. This afternoon, the JV Softball Team will host a double header versus the Daniel Lions starting at 5:30pm. The Boys Soccer Program will host a JV/V double header versus the Wren Hurricanes. JV plays at 5:30pm and the Varsity plays […]

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OC Sheriff’s Office warns about Newspaper Ad Scam

The Oconee County Sheriff’s Office was contacted this week by a management employee of the Journal newspaper concerning a possible scam. The deputy was informed that an individual was attempting to place an ad concerning a motorcycle, which would be given away free with a stipulation that the person receiving the motorcycle would pay shipping costs. According to the employee, […]

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TCTC hosting Veterans’ Educational and Entrepreneurship Resources Fair

Tri-County Technical College is partnering with U.S. Senator Tim Scott’s office to host an event designed to prepare veterans for upcoming job fairs in the area. The Veterans’ Educational and Entrepreneurship Resources Fair will be held Monday, March 16, from 9:30am to 1:30pm at Tri-County Technical College’s Anderson Campus at 511 Michelin Boulevard. The event is free to all veterans […]

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WCA hosts SteelDrivers on Saturday

Bluegrass Music’s The SteelDrivers return to the Walhalla Civic Auditorium stage on Saturday, explains executive director Bill Chiusano. “The SteelDrivers are a group of seasoned bluegrass veterans, each distinguished in his or her own right. They have braided their bluegrass roots with new threads of their own design, bringing together country, soul, and other contemporary influences to create an unapologetic […]

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SC launches Business Support Program

South Carolina is launching a new program aimed at helping defense-related businesses broaden into new markets and position for future success. The South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce and the South Carolina Department of Commerce have partnered to launch a defense firm diversification initiative, which offers business consulting services on an application basis to firms that could be adversely […]

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Property donated for Seneca Park

One acre of land on East North First Street has been donated to the City of Seneca for the development of a new park. The property donated belonged to the group KTC Associates. Seneca Mayor Pro-tem Ronnie O’Kelley said the park is a good first step in enhancing the city’s entryway into downtown. “That end of town, which is growing […]

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