Today's Hits and Yesterday's Favorites
A bicyclist was injured Thursday afternoon in an accident at Miracle Circle in Seneca. According to the Seneca Police Department, a bicyclist and a pizza delivery car collided at the intersection of West North 1st Street and Highway 28. The bicyclist suffered minor injuries and no one was hurt in the pizza delivery car. Police report that the accident occurred […]
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This Saturday, Sept. 22, enjoy National Hunting and Fishing Day at South Cove Park in Seneca. Oconee County Parks, Recreation and Tourism Director Phil Shirley invites everyone to this free event. “Sept. 22, we will be hosting National Hunting and Fishing Day. There will be a number of different things going on in and around the park. We will have […]
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Tri-County Technical College (TCTC) announces that Grayson Kelly has been promoted to vice president for institutional advancement and business relations. In addition to continuing in his role as executive director of TCTC’s Foundation, he now has the added responsibilities of business relationship management with the college’s community partners. Along with providing direct leadership to the foundation operations and staff, alumni […]
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At approximately 9:30pm Thursday night, Oconee 911 Communications received a call reporting a possible drowning on Lake Keowee near Treehaven Court in Seneca. Oconee County Coroner Karl Addis reports that a 71-year-old Seneca man and his wife were returning to their dock after a boat ride. As he was exiting the boat onto the dock, he fell into the lake. […]
Read moreToday, Sept. 21, 2018, is National POW and MIA Recognition Day, which is observed annually on the third Friday in September in the United States, reports the National Day Calendar. Every year since 1989 by presidential proclamation, the United States of America remembers and honors those men and women of the Armed Forces who remain missing in action or who […]
Read moreSouth Carolina Governor Henry McMaster directs that today, Sept. 21, 2018, the flags atop state and local public buildings must be flown at half-staff from sunup until at least noon in observance of POW and MIA Recognition Day.
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The School District of Oconee County (SDOC) presents the fifteenth All-County Choral Concert on Tuesday, Oct. 2, 2018, at 7:30pm at Seneca Baptist Church. Again this year, the students auditioned and were selected by music teachers making this the second annual SDOC Select All-County Chorus. Dr. Jeremy Mims, Professor at Winthrop University, will be conducting the middle and high school […]
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture today granted flexibility to allow South Carolina residents to replace food purchased with SNAP benefits that was lost due to power outages and flooding caused by Hurricane Florence. Over 185,000 impacted households in 26 counties now have until Oct. 15, 2018, to report food loss to the state and request replacement benefits. “When this many […]
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Role up your sleeves at the Seneca Library this Saturday, Sept. 22, 2018, and give the gift of life. The library hosts the blood drive from 9-11:45am and there is incentive to give, tells Oconee County Public Library Director Blair Hinson. “Each donor will receive a $5 fine forgiveness voucher and a $10 Chick-fil-A gift card.” The Seneca Library is […]
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South Carolina Treasurer Curtis Loftis announces the launch of the second annual Future Scholar Holler Sweepstakes. Young Clemson University and University of South Carolina football fans who love to holler for their teams will have a chance to win the ultimate prize pack when their parents enter the social media sweepstakes. Participants may enter for a chance to win the […]
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