CU celebrates Week of Gratitude

Clemson University students are learning about the importance of private donations during the Week of Gratitude this week. Each day highlights a different facility on campus that exists or was improved due to private giving. The Student Alumni Association and the Student Alumni Council are giving out promotional items and information about the facilities and the donors who made them […]

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Tank coming to Seneca

A six-year project comes to fruition on Tuesday in Seneca.  A tank used in the Vietnam War and the Desert Storm War is coming to the Charles McGee Byrd Post #120 of the American Legion, explains District 13 Regional Commander Carlton Patterson.  “Our M60 Tank is coming between 11am and noon.  We have been working on this for the last […]

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Fighter Jets scheduled to fly over Upstate

Fighter jets are to fly across parts of the Upstate on Tuesday.  The South Carolina Air National Guard announces that it is part of a routine exercise.  Jets are scheduled to fly over portions of Anderson, Greer and Florence as part of an air defense exercise.  So Upstate residents might be able to see the fighter jets assigned to the […]

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Willie Mays Aikens signing New Book in Seneca

Former Major League Baseball player and Seneca native, Willie Mays Aikens is coming home to sign copies of his new book.  Seneca Events Coordinator Riley Johnson gives details.  “Willie Mays Aikens is going to be in Seneca.  He has written a book, its called ‘Willie Mays Aikens’ and he will be signing copies of the book on Wednesday from 5-7pm […]

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Athletes criticized for promoting Unhealthy Foods

A new report is critical of professional athletes who promote foods, which are not healthy. For example, Peyton Manning pushes Papa John pizzas. Serena Williams is a spokesperson for Double Stuff Oreos. LeBron James suggests people need to eat at McDonalds. The report also says teenagers are being bombarded by these advertisements. Maria Bragg, a researcher who worked on the […]

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Tumbling Gas Prices

Gas prices keep tumbling. The average cost of a gallon of gasoline fell 14 cents over the past two weeks to $3.38 according to Lundberg Survey Publisher Trilby Lundberg.  She doubts prices at the pump will continue to fall at this level.  “We will probably not see further price cutting at the pump, certainly not to this magnitude that is […]

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SC extends WIC Funding through end of month

Recipients of a supplemental food program are getting a few more weeks of help thanks to South Carolina’s health department.  The state Department of Health and Environmental Control announces that it would continue to back the federally funded Women, Infant and Children program through the end of October.   DHEC serves more than 122,000 clients in the Palmetto State through the […]

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Rain postpones filming in Seneca

Rain has postponed filming of a feature film on Ram Cat Alley in downtown Seneca.  The romantic Southern comedy ‘Elbow Grease’ plans to film its street festival scene on Wednesday, explains Seneca Events Coordinator Riley Johnson.  “The rain came in and we were expecting a down pour, so what the movie cast decided to do is postpone the shooting until […]

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Arrest made in Larceny from Church

The Oconee County Sheriff’s Office recently arrested a man from the Bountyland Community after deputies and investigators responded to reports of a stolen heat pump from Seneca Church of the Nazarene.  Oconee County Sheriff’s Office Public Information Officer Jimmy Watt gives details.  “Deputies were dispatched to the church around 12:32pm and arrived on the scene about five minutes later to […]

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