The investigation into Clemson’s Kappa Alpha Order fraternity chapter is now going through the final approval process to be closed...
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‘A good reason to shop local’: T & R Graphics does it all ‘right here in Seneca’
By Lauren Pierce The Journal SENECA — Looking to do something different for Christmas presents, something other than just picking out a random gift card…
Longtime employee Stokes now Tribble Center director
By Greg Oliver The Journal SENECA — For the first time in nearly 30 years, the Oconee Disabilities and Special Needs Board and Tribble Center…
‘Something magical’: City tree lighting, Christmas parade to kick off festivities
By Norm Cannada The Journal SENECA — For those who love parades and lights, Christmas starts next week. The Christmas parade season will officially kick…
Local merchants optimistic about holiday shopping
By Norm Cannada The Journal SENECA — Entering her second Christmas shopping season as owner of Heartwarmers in Dogwood Plaza, Mollie Dodd had some food…
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Shop local
November 26, 2022
Many of you will be out in the stores this weekend getting started on
A day of Thanksgiving
November 24, 2022
Like most holidays, it’s easy for the spirit of Thanksgiving to be outshined by
Lawmakers do the right thing in state budget
November 15, 2022
South Carolina residents are in for a one-time treat.
Life, liberty and choice
November 12, 2022
As most of us go through our daily routine, our primary focus is establishing
A noble sacrifice deserves our thanks
November 11, 2022
It would be easy for us to go through this day without acknowledging Veterans
Bumpy runway
November 3, 2022
As you’ve read in a story starting on today’s front page, Oconee County is
SC electric vehicle expansion helps state in multiple ways
November 1, 2022
Electric vehicles aren’t a panacea to … well, to anything.
Simple and secure
October 26, 2022
Since the turn of the century, public confidence in our national elections has waned.
Staying alert
October 25, 2022
Most of you reading this paper won’t find yourself walking over train tracks, but
Biden’s armageddon
October 15, 2022
Whether or not Vladimir Putin carries out his recent threat to use tactical nuclear,
Correcting a mistake
October 13, 2022
Nearly a month before the primaries, South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster signed a bill
Walhalla man gets 65 years after sex crime plea
A Walhalla man will likely spend the rest of his life in prison after he decided against going to trial...
Read MoreOconee officials looking into urban planner for help
The Oconee County Planning Commission has asked the county planning department to explore using an urban planner to help address...
Read MoreCrime briefs: Police say Westminster man arrested after 27-mile high-speed chase
A Westminster man faces multiple charges after authorities say he led police on a 27-mile police chase that reached speeds...
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New Clemson police victim services coordinator focuses on community interaction, relationship building
CLEMSON — Pendleton native Sonya Morton managed a restaurant operation...
Read MoreLocal merchants optimistic about holiday shopping
SENECA — Entering her second Christmas shopping season as owner...
Read MoreSheriff’s office warns about scammers asking for money
WALHALLA — The Oconee County Sheriff’s Office is warning people...
Read MoreSchool board trustees set to be sworn in
EASLEY — The Pickens County School Board will start its...
Read More‘Something magical’: City tree lighting, Christmas parade to kick off festivities
SENECA — For those who love parades and lights, Christmas...
Read MoreLocal merchants optimistic about holiday shopping
SENECA — Entering her second Christmas shopping season as owner...
Read More19-year-old dies in Thanksgiving wreck
Nathan Lee Webb, 19, died from head trauma after he...
Read MoreWestminster planning advisory group brainstorms
WESTMINSTER — Westminster’s newly formed planning advisory committee came together...
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Clemson discusses different election methods
CLEMSON — Now that another election cycle has come and gone, Clemson City Council reviewed the pros...
Read MoreClemson officials hear request for skateboard park
CLEMSON — Having struck out on efforts to see one built in Westminster, a Clemson resident is...
Read More503 turn out for annual Turkey Trot in Clemson
CLEMSON — Scott and Elizabeth Slaney made the two-hour trip from their home in Atlanta to be...
Read MoreLongtime volunteers reunite at annual Feed the 5,000
SENECA — Chuck Middleton said it was pitch black when he and his family arrived at Our...
Read MoreMore sponsors needed to provide Christmas gifts for children in need
SENECA — Nearly 450 Oconee County children will not have a Christmas this year without donations and...
Read MoreSingle-car wreck kills Walhalla man
Oconee County Coroner Karl Addis said the Walhalla resident’s name will be released today after family members...
Read MoreSeneca man accused of assaulting woman outside downtown bar
Joseph Damien Taylor, 38, of Tribble Street, was released from the Oconee County Detention Center with a...
Read MoreState trooper offers safety tips for Thanksgiving travelers
FAIR PLAY — Thanksgiving weekend is one of the busiest travel days of the year, and the...
Read MoreLocal leaders talk about what they are thankful for
SENECA — The long holiday weekend gives many of us time to enjoy family and friends, but...
Read MoreOfficers look out for coworkers, residents at holidays
SENECA — Brandon Collins spent his childhood holidays much like everyone else — Thanksgiving dinner was always...
Read MoreCU chief: Closure nearing on fraternity investigation
CLEMSON — Clemson University Police Chief Greg Mullen said this week resolution is nearing in an investigation...
Read MoreCity, county offices closed for Thanksgiving
Multiple city and county offices will be closed this week for Thanksgiving.
Read MoreDHEC now releasing flu vaccination data
In the thick of what the S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) has deemed one...
Read MoreOHS warns of feeding pets table scraps
Including pets in holiday festivities is an important part of the season for many people, but not...
Read MoreCentral resident pleads to lesser charge
A Central man pleaded guilty to a lesser charge earlier this year after originally being accused of...
Read MoreSeneca forced to change plans for Harper’s building
SENECA — A plan to renovate a vacant downtown building that dates back to the 1890s has...
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