Today's Hits and Yesterday's Favorites
In his capacity as exectuive director of Oconee Economic Alliance, Richard Blackwell frequently pursues tax credit incentives to lure jobs and retain existing jobs. Blackwell is being recognized by a national organization that advocates new markets tax credit. He is to receive a Public Executive of the Year Award June 2 in Washington, D-C at the Novogradac New Markets Tax […]
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Oconee County Sheriff’s Office Uniform Patrol Sergeant Bryan Long was awarded the Oconee Officer of the Year Award last Tuesday night during the Eleventh Annual Anderson, Oconee, and Pickens Law Enforcement Appreciation Banquet, which was held at T.L. Hanna High School. The Oconee officer of the year award is sponsored by 10th Circuit Solicitor Chrissy Adams. The banquet is held […]
Read moreOn Thursday, Daniel High School Head Football Coach Randy Robinson announced to his team that he is leaving to be the head football coach at Berkeley High School near Charleston. Robinson has worked at Daniel High for the past 20-years and as head football coach the last 10-years. His record as a head coach at Daniel was 96-33. Coach Ben […]
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A local manufacturing company is expanding its operations near West Union. Switch and cylinder manufacturer, the Nason Company, announces plans to invest $2.5 million for 20,000 square feet of additional manufacturing space at its plant on Highway 11, explains Oconee Economic Alliance executive director Richard Blackwell. “Oconee County is blessed to have Nason call this area home. They have been […]
Read moreThe second annual Community Baby Shower takes place this Saturday, April 9, at the Shaver Recreation Complex in Seneca. At the free event, community partners will provide information and resources to ensure a healthy pregnancy and appropriate child development. Attendees will enjoy free food, games and door prizes. Nurse-Family Partnership and Oconee County First Steps present this event. It takes […]
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The public alert notification sirens around the Oconee Nuclear Station will be tested on Wednesday, April 13, at approximately 11:50am. The 65 sirens within 10 miles of the Oconee Nuclear Station will be tested for three-minutes to make sure each siren works properly. This full-cycle siren test is performed once each quarter in cooperation with emergency officials in Oconee and […]
Read moreThe family of Zachary Hammond, along with the City of Seneca, the Seneca Police Department, Chief John Covington and Lt. Mark Tiller announce that the civil litigation involving the death of Zachary Hammond has settled for total payments to the estate of Zachary Hammond in the amount of $2,150,000. There will be no further legal proceedings between the parties. The […]
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Due to unusually high dog intake numbers at the Oconee County Animal Shelter, the Oconee Humane Society kennels are full. In an effort to create space to save additional animal lives, a limited number of adoption-ready dogs are being offered at a reduced fee of only $45 to qualified adopters. The normal adoption fee is $85. Check out all the […]
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The Oconee County Sheriff’s Office continues to warn citizens not to fall prey to various types of scams, including those purporting to be from the Internal Revenue Service, says Oconee County Sheriff’s Office Public Information Officer Jimmy Watt. “I have received in my office a couple of calls in the last few days from citizens who said they received calls […]
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Are you ready in an emergency? Then Oconee County Emergency Services Director Chief Scott Krein invites you to a seminar. “We are doing Are You Ready Programs for the public to basically get their homes ready for a disaster. It is a book and it walks you completely through natural disasters and any disaster to prepare yourself and your family […]
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