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More and more people are showing interest in developing the old Hometown building into a new business venture in downtown Seneca, says City Administrator Scott Moulder. “There is quit a bit of activity around that building right now. Obviously, I’m not at liberty to share who I am speaking with and what their interest is. I’ve spoken to three different […]

After the Labor Day holiday weekend, Seneca residents are encouraged to visit the city’s website at www.seneca.sc.us and take a survey on long-range recreational needs. Dr. Bob Brookover with Clemson University’s Parks, Recreation and Tourism Management Program will be conducting the survey on behalf of the city and says it is important for residents to participate. “This is part of […]

Three business incentives were approved by the Seneca Improvements Corporation at their meeting Wednesday morning. Keowee Brewing Company Owner Alex Butterball was approved for the Economic Development Incentive Program, explains Seneca City Administrator Scott Moulder. “That was our first milestone and that program is based on what they pay in in their first year, so it all depends on what […]

The agenda is set for the Oconee County Parks, Recreation and Tourism Commission meeting on Thursday, Aug. 23, at noon in the Oconee Heritage Center, 123 Brown’s Square Drive in Walhalla. The commission is set to hear the Treasurer’s report, review grants and discuss a project request. The meeting is open to the public.

Pet lovers are invited to the Westminster Library this afternoon for a paw-ty, explains Oconee County Public Library (OCPL) Director Blair Hinson. “Come on down to the Westminster Branch for a purr-fect party. You can sit, stay, and join us to play for a waggin’ good time as we celebrate our love of cats and dogs. This paw-ty is Wednesday, […]

Provided the Walhalla Planning Commission agrees, the name of a city street will be changed to honor a couple synonymous with public service. At their meeting last night, the Walhalla City Council approved a request to rename Chestnut Street to Bailes Street, in order to recognize Lamar and Rosemary Bailes. Mr. Bailes is a former mayor and a former long-time […]

It seems that Oconee County is now ready to start interviewing prospective candidates to be the next county administrator. After an executive session late last night, the Oconee County Council approved a motion by Oconee County Attorney David Root. “As to the county administrator review process, the candidates were broken down into tiers 1, 2 and 3. I need a […]

The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) has scheduled a public information meeting on Thursday, Aug. 30, 2018 concerning proposed improvements of two intersections in Anderson County: SC 187 at Whitehall Road approximately six miles west of downtown Anderson; West Market Street at Monroe Street and Southwood Street 0.75 miles west of downtown Anderson. The purpose of these projects is […]