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City of Clemson plans a tie-in today to effect water service for a new development, Clemson Meadows. To connect a six-inch tee and valve to an existing main, Clemson utilities will turn off the water for customers on the following streets: Hunter Avenue, Robin Street, Thomas Street, Duke Street, Willow Street, and Briarwood Court. Water customers there will be affected […]

Reports indicate that a vehicle was hit by a train in the vicinity of Nebo Church Rd and Crepe Myrtle Drive around 12:30 Thursday afternoon. Emergency responders said the car involved in the crash was found approximately one-quarter of a mile down the track from the initial point of impact. An injured individual was located near Carradine Road. A medical helicopter […]

Registration for the 11th Annual Black History Luncheon is open at: senecacitymuseums.org. Seating is very limited and you MUST be registered to attend. No phone registrations will be accepted. The luncheon will be held on February 10th, 12 noon-2pm, at the Seneca Family Life Institute 298 S. Poplar St., Seneca, SC.

A woman died Wednesday morning about 7:30 a.m. in a crash on Highway 123 in Pickens County, according to the South Carolina Highway Patrol. Master Trooper Mitchell Ridgeway with more… The Pickens County Coroner’s Office has identified the victim as 27 year-old Sarah Marshall of Greenville.

According to jail records, on Wednesday Walhalla Police arrested 39 year-old Michael Scott Lione and charged him with multiple counts of manufacturing, distributing and/or possession of drugs ranging from marijuana and meth to LSD and Cocaine. He remains in custody at the Oconee County Detention Center pending bond. In an unrelated incident on Wednesday, Oconee County Deputies arrested 37 year-old […]

Seneca’s Administrator Scott Moulder said the City has received $3 million in reimbursements from FEMA for the April 2020 Tornado that ravaged the city. He said the monies will replenish Seneca’s Reserve Fund…

Seneca Police Chief Casey Bowling said his officers have experienced great success with a police training simulator, on loan to the department this week from the Municipal Association of South Carolina…

A former Pickens County teacher was indicted by a grand jury this week on charges of Sexual Battery with a Student 16-17 Years of Age and Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor. According to the Pickens County Sheriff’s Office, 34-year-old Katherine Folger Pelfrey admitted to having sex with a student at her home near Clemson on December 29. Both […]

Gov. Henry McMaster reiterated some calls he’s made to the General Assembly recently, including raising teacher starting pay, accelerating road and bridge fixes, and shoring up state reserve funds, during Wednesday’s State of the State Address. McMaster delivered the speech from the South Carolina House Chamber at the State House. He also unveiled new proposals including a major restructuring of […]

(COLUMBIA, S.C.) – After busting a Mexican cartel drug ring that was facilitated in large part through contraband cell phones, Attorney General Alan Wilson leads a multistate effort to call on Congress to pass legislation giving states the authority to jam illegal cell phones in prisons. “A prison cell is no place for access to a cell phone,” said Attorney General […]