Today's Hits and Yesterday's Favorites
(Seneca, SC)—-The South Carolina Department of Public Safety has kicked off its latest “Sober or Slammer” campaign that will last through Labor Day, Monday, September 2nd. The campaign combines an increased law enforcement presence and a paid media campaign to curb impaired driving as people celebrate the last days of summer. According to stats from the Department of Public Safety, […]
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(Seneca, SC)——The city of Clemson has announced that City Hall Offices will close at 1pm next Thursday, August 29th due to the increased traffic with Clemson’s first home football game next week against Georgia Tech. The city announced that next Thursday’s sanitation and recycling routes will be picked up Wednesday, August 28th due to the assistance those workers will provide […]
Read more(Seneca, SC)—Tonight begins the high school football schedule for 2019 in what is known as Week Zero and several games on our tap tonight, including the Daniel Lions as they hit the road to face the Liberty Red Devils. Daniel Head Coach Jeff Fruster says that the fall camp for Daniel has been a good one as they prepare for […]
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(Seneca, SC)————Anderson County Council will be holding a town hall meeting next Tuesday, August 27th at 6:30pm at the Center Rock Fire Department, which is located at 5125 Dobbins Bridge Road in Anderson. The meeting concerns the proposed County road fee. Council Chairman Tommy Dunn, who represents the area, invites and encourages the public to share their thoughts, concerns and […]
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(Seneca, SC)—–The South Carolina Department of Commerce announced yesterday that KP Components, Inc. plans to expand its Pickens County operations. The Denmark based company, which specializes in fully-automated machining of complex parts for a variety of industries, will make an investment of more than $16 million dollars that is expected to create 47 new jobs, according to a release from […]
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(Seneca, SC)—–Before Tuesday’s Oconee County Council meeting, the Planning and Economic Development Committee met in council chambers and during that meeting, Oconee Economic Alliance Director Janet Hartman provided an economic development update, which included information on the three industrial parks in the county. Hartman shared statistics in regards to the industrial parks with the committee, including how many times that […]
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(Seneca, SC)—–High school football begins tomorrow night with several games on tap for what is known as Week Zero. One of those games finds the Crescent Tigers, a member of the Western AAA conference, hosting McCormick. Crescent Head Coach Sheldon Evans says that fall camp has been rough on his team but the Tigers are showing great heart as they […]
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(Seneca, SC)——Tri-County Technical College’s Emergency Medical Technology Advisory Committee was recognized recently for its achievements during the College’s fall convocation. The advisory committee was created in 2016 and charged with developing a curriculum. According to a press release from the school, a new EMT-Paramedic program this fall offers an associate degree and two certificate options for future EMT’s and paramedics. […]
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(Seneca, SC)—-94.1 The Lake is teaming up with our partners at Tri-County Technical College today for the 2019 Oconee Job Fair at the Shaver Recreation Complex on West South 4th Street in Seneca. The 2019 Oconee Job Fair will take place from 4pm until 7pm and will feature over 40 employers who will have more than 200 jobs they are […]
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(Seneca, SC)—The Duke Energy Foundation has announced in a press release that it is providing nearly $200,000 in small grants to schools across the Palmetto State to help teachers in regards to supplies for returning students as the school year begins. According to the release, the effort will focus on schools that have 75% or more of their students who […]
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