Today's Hits and Yesterday's Favorites
(Seneca, SC)—During last week’s announcement of a donation of $35,000 this year to the Breast Care Center from the Lake Keowee Dealerships and Harley Davidson of Greenville, Cortni Nations of the Oconee Memorial Hospital Foundation announced that a Cancer Division Board is being created, which will be similar to the Foundation’s Hospice Advisory Board. “We will model it the same […]
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(Seneca, SC)—Comments that some perceived as a possible threat towards Walhalla High School have been greatly exaggerated, according to the School District of Oconee County, and after an investigation, the School District says that there is no threat towards the school. Jennifer Dodd, spokesperson for the School District, said that the School District believes that there is no perceivable threat […]
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(Seneca, SC)—-The Pickens County Sheriff’s Office issued a press release yesterday with some information regarding a shooting incident that took the life of an 11 year old Easley girl. According to the Sheriff’s Office, the incident occurred at an address on Shady Grove Road this past Saturday. According to information obtained during the investigation, several family members were “target practicing” […]
Read more(Seneca, SC)——-The Clemson – South Carolina football game next Saturday at Williams-Brice Stadium will kickoff at Noon and will be broadcast on ESPN. Clemson running back Travis Etienne was named the ACC Running Back of the Week after his 121 yard rushing performance this past weekend against Wake Forest. South Carolina punter Joseph Charleton has been named as one of […]
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(Seneca, SC)—Before tonight’s regularly scheduled Oconee County Council meeting, there will be a special called council meeting at 5pm in Council Chambers at the Administrative Offices on Pine Street. During the special called meeting, Oconee County Administrator Amanda Brock will make a presentation to council regarding alternative waste processing methods. Also today at 4pm, the Planning and Economic Development Committee […]
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(Seneca, SC)——The South Carolina Department of Public Safety has announced a preliminary total of seven persons were killed on South Carolina roadways this past weekend, between the time period of 6pm, Friday, November 15th until just before midnight, Sunday, November 17th. As of this past Sunday, 862 people have died on South Carolina highways, compared to 930 highway deaths during […]
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(Seneca, SC)———–Seneca Mayor Dan Alexander appeared on the Coffee Time program Wednesday and provided these comments on the proposed development at S. 7th Street at S. Fairplay and S. Townville Street’s in regards to balancing future growth with maintaining the character of the city. “As we do grow, you know, things do change. so we sometimes, we have to be […]
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(Seneca, SC)—During Tuesday night’s Seneca City Council meeting, Council approved on first reading a request to rezone property on S. Walnut Street in order to build homes as well as a request to rezone property on S. Fairplay and S. Townville Street’s at South 7th Street for a 34 unit housing development. During the meeting, Bill and Jane Foster, who […]
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(Seneca, SC)————Four Seneca High School student athlete’s signed Letters of Intent yesterday to continue their academic and athletic careers on the collegiate level. Seneca Baseball playeres Trent Land, Walker Lathrop and Jacob Pierce signed LOI’s to play baseball at Erskine College, USC-Upstate and Truett-McConnell University respectively while volleyball player Cara Martin signed to play volleyball at Southern Wesleyan University. The […]
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(Seneca, SC)–The roadway closures that occurred earlier this week on West North First Street at Washington Street at the railroad crossing have concluded and the roadway is now open in both directions, not only on West North First Street but also on Washington Street as well.
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