Fourth Settlment protecting US Workers from Discrimination

The U.S. Justice Department today reached a settlement agreement with Palmetto Beach Hospitality LLC (Palmetto), a company that provides housekeeping services to hotels in the Myrtle Beach, South Carolina area. The agreement resolves the Department’s investigation into whether Palmetto unlawfully denied employment to qualified and available U.S. workers because it preferred to hire temporary foreign workers with H-2B visas. It […]

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Be vigilant with the Weather Year Round

Now that Hurricane Florence has passed, Oconee County is breathing a sigh of relief that the Golden Corner is still shining bright. However, other parts of the state are just beginning to recover from the storm. Oconee County Deputy Chief of Special Operations and Emergency Manager Scott Krein encourages residents to be vigilant with the weather year round. “The biggest […]

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Seneca growing to the North and East

The City of Seneca is growing to the north and east. At their most recent meeting, the Seneca City Council approved first reading on two annexation requests, property at South Cove Road on the north side of the city limits and property at Radnorshire Road on the east side. Seneca Mayor Dan Alexander is glad that the city is growing. […]

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Unwarranted Search of Lake Hartwell

A search of Lake Hartwell Sunday afternoon proved unwarranted, reports Oconee County Deputy Chief of Special Operations and Emergency Manager Scott Krein. “We had a report of a possible jumper off of the railroad trestle that was investigated and after diving and using some sonar techniques we did not find anything and believe that possibly it was just a missed […]

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Deadly Crash on I-85 in AC

A deadly crash occurred this morning, Sept. 18, on I-85 North in Anderson County. The South Carolina Highway Patrol reports that around 7:37am vehicles slammed into tractor trailers claiming one life and sending another person to the hospital with serious injuries. Troopers believe the early sun caused visibility issues resulting in the accidents. Two 18 wheelers traveling northbound were forced […]

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SC Secretary of State reminds Donors to give Smart

As the Carolinas begin their recovery from Hurricane Florence, Secretary of State Mark Hammond encourages South Carolinians to stay vigilant when giving to those in need. “Our hearts go out to all those who have been impacted by Hurricane Florence,” said Secretary Hammond. “However, I urge everyone to do their research before making a donation. While most people see this […]

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West Union holding Special Election Today

Voters in the Town of Salem head to the polls today for a special election. There is only one candidate on the ballot, Jason Sharpe, to fill an open seat on the town council. Election officials say although there is only one ballot candidate, the election is required to give West Union voters, if they choose, the option of writing […]

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Water Service interrupted in Westminster

The City of Westminster announces a water service interruption this morning around 10am. While repairing a water leak on South Piedmont Street, the city says that a valve blew. Water service in the area will be interrupted for approximately three hours while the repair is made. The city anticipates service to be restored sometime after 1pm today, Sept. 18.

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