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(Seneca, SC)———The Oconee County Coroner’s Office, along with the Oconee County Sheriff’s Office, Seneca Fire, Oconee County Emergency Services and the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division are investigating a fatal structure fire that occurred yesterday on the Utica Mill Hill.  The fire occurred at an abandoned house on Londsdale Street near Hope Avenue, according to Seneca Fire Chief Richie Caudill.  […]

(Seneca, SC)————Last week on the Coffee Time program, Clemson Mayor J.C. Cook provided an update on economic development projects in the city, including an update on the development that is scheduled at 405 College Avenue.  The Mayor said that those businesses located at the address of the scheduled development have until January of 2020 to vacate due to plans to […]

(Seneca, SC)——–Last Friday during the Seneca Improvements Corporation meeting, Seneca City Administrator Scott Moulder provided to those in attendance an update on activities related to the Kimbrell’s building in downtown Seneca.  Moulder said that no improvements have been made to the Kimbrell’s building as of yet as architects and engineers continue to work on the plans.  Based on the structural […]

(Seneca, SC)——-The Oconee County Sheriff’s Office has announced that Corporal Irvin Reyes has been added to the Pro-Active Criminal Enforcement Team. The position on the PACE team was added due to a recent Traffic Safety Grant from the state of South Carolina.  Corporal Reyes’ duties will place a heavy emphasis on targeting impaired drivers and educating residents on traffic safety, […]

(Seneca, SC)—————AAA Carolinas is reporting that a record number of 2.29 million Carolinians will journey 50 miles or more from home this Thanksgiving, with 1.54 million North Carolinians and 750,000 South Carolinians traveling. Those number will help make up a expected total of more than 55 million people traveling for the holiday.  The numbers represent a 2.9 increase over 2018 […]

(Seneca, SC)–The South Carolina Department of Public Safety announced yesterday that a preliminary total of seven persons were killed on South Carolina roadways during this past weekend, between the time period of 6pm, Friday, November 22nd until just before midnight, Sunday, November 24th.  As of November 24th, 877 people have died on South Carolina highways so far this year, compared […]

(Seneca, SC)——Due to the Thanksgiving holiday this week, Seneca City Council will not have a work session and special called council meeting tonight.

(Seneca, SC)—–The city of Seneca has announced that the Public Works Department will be closed on Thursday and Friday of this week for the Thanksgiving Holiday, however, the city has announced that garbage collection will run on a normal schedule on Thanksgiving Day and Friday.  If you have questions or need more information, call 864-885-2750.