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December 12, 2018 Dick Mangrum Last night’s meeting of the Seneca City Council opened without a familiar face. Absent from his seat was Anthony Herman Smith, and there soon followed an explanation. Mayor Alexander announced that Smith is resigning after applying for and accepting a job with the city’s Light and Water Warehouse. Alexander read a letter from Smith which, […]
Read moreOconee County Schools are closed Monday for students and teachers. Oconee County Government offices, including the Courthouse, will operate on a 2-hour delay Monday. Oconee Kidney Center is closed Monday. Oconee County Chamber of Commerce Holiday Open House cancelled for Monday. Tri-County Tec, all campuses will open at 10 am on Monday. All exams scheduled for Monday will be rescheduled […]
Read moreOconee Job Fair proudly presented by the Oconee Chamber of Commerce and the Oconee Economic Alliance When: August 31st from 4pm to 7pm Where: Shaver Complex in Seneca Over 250 Jobs Available Bring your resume/Instant Interviews/Dress for Success Visit with the following companies to learn about career opportunities. Schneider Electric RBC Aerostructures Borg Warner HTI Employment Solutions Tri-County Technical College […]
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The Seneca Police Department reports the stabbing incident late Thursday night that resulted in the death of Thomas Ivester Mark has undergone preliminary review by the 10th Circuit Solicitor’s Office for consideration of any applicable charges. At this point in the investigation, the solicitor has opined that no charges should be filed at this time based on a probable “self […]
Read moreJoin the Agricultural Museum of South Carolina for the next exciting installment of our “Back to Your Roots: Workshops at the Ag Museum” series. On Saturday, Sept. 24, 2016, “Homebrewing 101” will be located at the Agricultural Museum of South Carolina. The workshop begins at 10am and ends at noon. Are you interested in learning how to brew your own […]
Read moreActing United States Attorney Beth Drake announces that 23-year-old Dalvin Michael Davenport, Jr. of Greenville pled guilty Thursday in federal court in Anderson, to conspiracy to commit access device fraud and money laundering. United States District Judge Timothy M. Cain, of Anderson accepted the plea and will impose sentence after he has reviewed the presentence report which will be prepared […]
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If you are 50 year of age or older and need job help, Tri-County Technical College wants to assist you. The following workshop takes place next week “FREE BACK TO WORK 50+ Smart Strategies for 50+ Jobseekers. It will be held at the Anderson Workforce Center from 2-4 pm Thursday, August 4. Offered at no charge, this workshop will inform […]
Read moreAt the noon hour today, candidate qualifying opens for Seneca’s March 8 election. Expiring are the seats of Mayor Dan Alexander and four councilmen–Joel Ward, Al Gaines, Ronnie O’Kelley, and Anthony Smith. Alexander says he’ll be a candidate for re-election. Ward, Gaines, O’Kelley, and Smith are also eligible to run again. Not running this year is a familiar face to […]
Read moreDue to the winter weather, DOT’s Kitchen in Westminster will be closed on Thursday, Feb. 26, 2015.
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