CU Shotgun Club wins National Championship

A club at Clemson University has won a collegiate national championship.  The Clemson University Shotgun Club won the Division III national championship and team high overall score at the ACUI Collegiate Clay Target National Championships in San Antonio, Texas. The national title comes just four years after the club was officially formed. Clemson’s national title was built on first-place finishes in five […]

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TCTC Chorus’ Spring Concert is April 26

Tri-County Technical College’s chorus, music faculty and students will present their Spring Concert on April 26. . The concert will be held at 7pm in the Marshall Parker Auditorium on the Pendleton Campus. The performance is free and open to the public. This will be the fourth performance for the chorus under the direction of conductor and music instructor Jeff […]

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$5 million added to cost of WHS

Sister station WGOG reports a new Oconee County high school first projected to cost $50 million, at the most, will now cost $55 million.  Monday night, school trustees received a maximum guaranteed price during their work session, but no vote was taken. Trustees were told that $3.2 million of the increased costs above the original estimate are traced to academic […]

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Dead Bat found in Pickens Co Elementary Class

A dead bat was discovered yesterday morning in a Pickens County elementary classroom. According to a news release from the School District of Pickens County, the bat was found at East End Elementary around 10am Monday.  A student spotted the bat and told the teacher.  Students were then instructed to wash their hands while custodians disposed of the bat and […]

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OC Sheriff’s Office finds Suspicious Device

Monday morning, deputies with the Oconee County Sheriff’s Office  were alerted to a possible suspicious device at Stumphouse Tunnel. A hiker notified deputies after coming across the device near the middle tunnel.  The Anderson County Bomb Squad was notified to do an evaluation of the device. It was later determined that the device was not suspicious in nature and no […]

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OHC offering Teaching Trunks

The Oconee Heritage Center in downtown Walhalla is reaching out to area schools by offering teaching trunks.  This is a way to bring the museum to students, says Oconee Heritage Center curator and director Leslie White.  “It is a great way to outreach to the schools.  We have many field trips that come to us but we know that is […]

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SHS FFA Students holding Spring Plant Sale

The Future Farmers of America at Seneca High School host a spring planting sale this week.  Seneca High School guidance director Karen Trammell gives details. “They have some plants growing out in the greenhouse right now and once we come back from spring break on April 9, the public will be able to come in and purchase plants.  They are […]

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Sen. Graham on passing of Margaret Thatcher

U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham (R-South Carolina) today made this statement on the passing of Margaret Thatcher. “Margaret Thatcher was one of the great role models in the history of the conservative movement. Her foreign policy was clear eyed and firm. She, along with Ronald Reagan and Pope John Paul II stood up to communism, the great evil of their time, […]

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Gender Wage Gap

The National Women’s Law Center released a comprehensive analysis of the gender wage gap in each of the 50 states and the District of Columbia to mark Equal Pay Day, the day when the typical woman’s earnings catch up to her male counterpart’s earnings from 2012, on April 9. The National Women’s Law Center’s analysis showed a wage gap in […]

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