Today's Hits and Yesterday's Favorites
(Seneca, SC)—————The Seneca Police Department is continuing their investigation into a shooting incident that occurred during the early morning hours of April 28th off N. Cherry Street in Seneca. According to Seneca Police Chief John Covington, the investigation thus far has shown that the actual shooting took place outside the business listed in the original report. Chief Covington does say […]
Read more(Seneca, SC)——————–South Carolina Vocational Rehabilitation in Seneca held a groundbreaking ceremony today for their Training Center Expansion. The expansion will increase the square footage of their training facility as well as adding a new roof. Among the speakers today was Seneca Mayor Dan Alexander, who is employed by SC Vocational Rehab as well as State Senator Thomas Alexander, who was […]
Read more(Seneca, SC)————————–Blue Ridge Fest is set to begin later on this afternoon in Pickens with a classic car show and great entertainment featuring, among others, The Tams and the Oak Ridge Boys. One of the main parts of Blue Ridge Fest is the donation of proceeds from the event to benefit local charitable organizations, and one of those organizations that […]
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After Seneca City Council held its Work Session and Special Called Council Meeting Tuesday night in which the city Audit Report was presented and approved, City Administrator Scott Moulder spoke to the media and said that as the budget process moves along for the next fiscal year, that an increase in the debt service millage may be needed to pay […]
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(Seneca, SC)—————The women’s basketball team at Walhalla High School has a new head coach this morning and they did not have to go far to find their new coach. The school announced yesterday that Alden Broome, who is in his first year as co-athletic director and who is the former men’s basketball coach at West-Oak, will take over the reins […]
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(Seneca, SC)—————————The city of Clemson will be hosting a free Community Shred event tomorrow from 9am until Noon in the Upper Parking Lot at Clemson City Hall at 1250 Tiger Boulevard. Staples, rubber bands, folders and paper clips do not need to be removed before shredding. There is a maximum of four bags or boxes of residential document material. Clemson […]
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(Seneca, SC)———————The quarterly luncheon of the Oconee County Chamber of Commerce will be held Tuesday, May 14th beginning at Noon at the Palmetto Ridge Event Center located at 10238 Clemson Boulevard in Seneca. The guest speaker for the luncheon will be Oconee County Sheriff Mike Crenshaw who will be sharing information on the Pursuit Alert app. Luncheon tickets are $15 […]
Read more(Seneca, SC)—————Sports Illustrated is partnering with Clemson University’s Social Media Listening Center to reveal insights using the school’s unique analytics software that will inform social strategy and help augment its editorial content. The first initiate between the sports publication and the University was the recent 2019 NFL Draft. Clemson’s Social Media Listening Center, the first facility of its kind in […]
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(Seneca, SC)———————Blue Ridge Electric Cooperative announced recently that a crowd in excess of 6,000 were in attendance last Thursday for their 2019 Annual Meeting of Members at the Cooperative’s Pickens equipment facility. The 79th meeting hosted multiple musical groups and during the meeting, CEO and President Jim Lovinggood announced that the Cooperative had a solid financial performance in 2018, with […]
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(Seneca, SC)—————-During their Work Session and Special Called Council Meeting Tuesday night, Seneca City Council was presented and later approved the city’s Audit Report from Mike Stancil of Stancil, Cooley, Estep and Stamey. Even with receiving good news in regards to the city’s financial health and liquidity, the audit revealed $54 million dollars in liabilities, the majority of which is […]
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