Today's Hits and Yesterday's Favorites
The Oconee County Sheriff’s Office has arrested a Seneca man on multiple charges after a burglary at a Seneca area business, reports Public Information Officer Jimmy Watt. “38-year-old Reginald Leon Holden of South Pine Street was booked into the Oconee County Sheriff’s Office and charged with two counts of malicious injury to personal property and one count each of resisting […]
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Job seekers who are 50 years of age and older and want to update their skills may be eligible to receive free job training through the AARP Back to Work 50+ grant at Tri-County Technical College. The next 7 Smart Strategies for Job Search Workshop will be held Tuesday, Nov. 6, from 4:30-6:30pm at Tri-County’s Pendleton Campus. For more information […]
Read moreAward-winning poets Jillian Weise and Julia Koets will read at this year’s Writers’ Harvest, a Clemson University benefit for Paw Pantry and Loaves & Fishes, reports the Clemson University Media Relations Department. The event takes place at 7pm on Nov. 14, in the Self Auditorium at the Visitor’s Center, which is located at 230 Kappa Street at Clemson University. Read […]
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Hundreds of trick-or-treaters lined Main Street in front of Norton-Thompson Park in downtown Seneca Wednesday night for Halloween on the Green. Seneca Mayor Dan Alexander said it was a perfect night. “Well, it was a perfect night, large crowd and lots of people took part this year in helping us give all the candy out. There were lots of people […]
Read moreOn Friday, Nov. 2, the South Carolina Botanical Garden holds its first-ever Day of the Dead, which is a day to remember loved ones who have passed away. This festival is a traditional Latin American holiday when people celebrate and honor loved ones who have passed away. A special outdoor screening of the Disney Pixar movie “Coco” is planned for […]
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U.S. Senator Tim Scott (R-SC) is accepting congressional internship applications for available positions in his Washington DC, North Charleston, Columbia and Greenville offices for the spring of 2019. The internship program offers undergraduate and graduate students practical experience in constituent services, the legislative process, government policy, and press. The internship provides students with the ability to work with and learn […]
Read moreAn alumnus of Clemson University has become the first to be named the overall winner of the Swisher Sweets and Sunbelt Expo Southeastern Farmer of the Year. Kevin Yon received the honor on Oct. 16, at the 2018 Sunbelt Ag Expo Farm Show in Moultrie, Georgia. Yon runs a family farm in Ridge Spring. He is the first Clemson alumnus […]
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The agenda has been released for the Clemson City Council Meeting on Monday, Nov. 5, 2018. At 5:30pm, a work session is planned to discuss Clemson Park and then at 6:30pm is the regular council meeting. According to the agenda, the Clemson City Council will receive a report on the Cochran Road WWTP bid results and adjusted revenues required to […]
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The peak time to see the beautiful fall colors in the Golden Corner of South Carolina is almost here, says Oconee County Parks, Recreation and Tourism Director Phil Shirley. “The landscape is still green right now. Normally this time of year we are starting to see some color, but we had so much heat for so long and we are […]
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The City of Clemson is now accepting applications for the Leadership Clemson (LC) Class of 2019. LC is a series of six classes, scheduled to begin in January and continue through June 2019, meeting once per month. This course is designed to enhance personal leadership qualities with emphasis on peer building, career networking, and community involvement. In addition to the […]
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