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(Seneca, SC)———The United States Attorney’s Office has announced that a Columbia man has been charged in a federal criminal complaint in regards to an investigation into suspicious devices that detonated Sunday at the Pickens County Courthouse. Michael Lambert Seabrooke has been charged in the complaint with Possessing Firearms (Destructive Devices) which are not registered to him in the National Firearms […]

(Seneca, SC)———-The Oconee County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the public’s help today its investigation into an incident in which a white male was located with a head injury yesterday morning on the Utica Mill Hill in Seneca. The Sheriff’s Office received a call yesterday morning around 7:30am in regards to a caller finding a man in the woods who was […]

(Seneca, SC)——The Veterinary Technology Department of Tri-County Technical College will hold a Pet Adoption Day next Friday, July 19th from 2pm until 6pm at Halbert Hall on the Pendleton Campus. All animals have been spayed or neutered and vaccinated.  The animals are also current on heartworm and flea prevention medications. According to a release from the school, dogs are leash […]

(Seneca, SC)—–Southern Wesleyan University has announced that an articulation agreement is scheduled to be signed this weekend between the school and Wesley Seminary in Marion, IN during the S. C. District Conference of The Wesleyan Church. The agreement, according to Southern Wesleyan, will ensure that Southern Wesleyan University religion majors can move more quickly toward completion of their seminary degree.

(Seneca, SC)—The Seneca Police Department investigated two motor vehicle accidents yesterday. The first accident occurred at the intersection of South Fairplay Street at E.S. 2nd Street and involved a white Hyundai that was struck by a blue Toyota, according to Captain B.J. McClure of the Seneca Police Department. Captain McClure says the driver and a passenger in the Toyota were […]

(Seneca, SC)—–Seneca City Council held their regularly scheduled meeting last night in City Hall Council Chambers. City Council approved the second and final reading of an ordinance prohibiting animals at City Events held at Ram Cat Alley.  According to Seneca Mayor Dan Alexander on the Coffee Time program this morning, the ordinance is now in effect and will be enforced […]

(Seneca, SC)—-A person of interest has been identified by the Joint Terrorism Task Force and the FBI in regards to continuing investigation into suspicious devices that were placed and eventually detonated Sunday at the Pickens County Courthouse. According to a press release from Pickens Chief of Police Travis Riggs, the individual identified is currently in custody and cooperating with local, […]

(Seneca, SC)——Full and part time students at Tri-County Technical College could see a significant savings this fall if they are enrolled in classes in a critical workforce area, such as engineering technology, health care and information technology. The South Carolina Workforce and Industry Needs Scholarship is a statewide technical college scholarship program designed to address workforce shortages in the state […]

(Seneca, SC)—–Duke Energy and County Officials will be testing the sirens around the Oconee Nuclear Station today. The three minute test, which is conducted on a quarterly basis, is scheduled to begin around 11:50am.  No public action is required. There are 65 sirens within a 10 mile radius of the Oconee Nuclear Station and the test is performed in cooperation […]