Today's Hits and Yesterday's Favorites
(Seneca, SC)–The Oconee County Arts and Historical Commission meeting that was scheduled for tonight at 6pm at South Cove County Park has been cancelled.
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(Seneca, SC)———–Tri-County Technical College has announced that the Chorus and Jazz Band will present its fall concert on Friday, November 22nd at 7pm at the Marshall Parker Auditorium on the Pendleton campus. The concert is free and open to the public. The concert will feature classical music, as well as folk and holiday music selections.
Read more(Seneca, SC)—Clemson University has announced that an experienced researcher, professor and leader at Michigan State University will join Clemson University next fall. Sheila Cotton will become the associate vice-president for research development and provost’s distinguished professor as well as managing the University’s Office of Research Development. Cotton will also have a faculty appointment in the sociology, anthropology and criminal justice […]
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(Seneca, SC)—-Earlier this week, the Oconee County Chamber of Commerce held their Annual Meeting with a luncheon at the Lighthouse Restaurant. During the meeting, Hunter Kome from Prisma Health – Oconee Memorial Hospital provided those in attendance with an update on hospital activities, including projects ongoing on the hospital campus, which includes the soon to open Center for Family Medicine. […]
Read more(Seneca, SC)——–The Clemson Tigers are ranked fifth this morning in the first College Football Playoff poll that was announced last night. Ohio State is ranked number one, followed by LSU, Alabama and then Penn State. The Tigers will be on the road Saturday night in Raleigh to take on N.C. State and Coach Head Coach Dabo Swinney says that Carter-Finley […]
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(Seneca, SC)——-Anyone who is interested in obtaining information about the Power Line Worker or Heavy Equipment Operator program at Tri-County Technical College or how to apply for a scholarship for the program is welcome to attend an upcoming Open House. Tri-County is offering two open house’s, one on Tuesday, November 26th or Tuesday, December 10th at the Industrial and Business […]
Read more(Seneca, SC)——In the municipal elections in the towns of Salem and West Union, the mayor’s of both towns ran unopposed. Salem Mayor Lynn Towe picked up 30 votes yesterday and West Union Mayor Linda Oliver picked up 16 votes. In the race for Salem Town Council, Judy Hines finished first with 28 votes with Kevin Talley coming in second with […]
Read more(Seneca, SC)——–Election Day 2019 is history and even though the results will not be officially finalized until tomorrow, it appears that the mayors of Walhalla and Westminster have won re-election. Incumbent Danny Edwards received 216 votes in the race for Mayor of Walhalla, with Dennis Owens finishing second with 111 votes. Former Walhalla Mayor Randy Chastain received 105 votes to […]
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(Seneca, SC)—The Oconee County Public Library branches throughout the County will be closed next Monday, November 11th, in recognition of Veteran’s Day. Book returns will be open at all branches and their website at oconeelibrary.org will also be available. All branches will reopen at their normal times on Tuesday, November 12th.
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(Seneca, SC)———Yesterday, the Oconee County Chamber of Commerce held their Annual Meeting with a luncheon at the Lighthouse Restaurant. During the meeting, Hunter Kome from Prisma Health – Oconee Memorial Hospital provided those in attendance with an update on hospital activities, including projects ongoing on the hospital campus. One of those projects that Mr. Kome announced yesterday is a partnership […]
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