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An estimated 125 jobs are expected to come to Oconee County later this year as a result of a manufacturing company that is planning to build a new facility in the county.
News on a $500,000 grant centered on the Seneca Rail Park is expected within the next 10 weeks.
A hearing loss has a major impact on someone’s lifestyle.
Construction of two hotels planned for the Hartwell Village Shopping Center is running behind schedule as 2018 comes to a close.
While many outside Belk in Applewood Plaza before the store’s grand reopening were hoping they would be the one to receive a $500 gift card among the cards store manager Chip Forester was distributing Friday morning, Kit Soccio had something else on her mind.
Four months of work has paid off for an Oconee County manufacturer, as it will avoid most of the federally mandated tariffs on foreign steel that had the potential to cost the company millions of dollars.
Clemson City Council approved two requests Monday night for a proposed brewery at the former Astro Theater, which closed its doors a decade ago.
More than 10 years have passed since the Astro Triple Theater on College Avenue in Clemson closed its doors.
Customers, local leaders and even members of the Clemson University Tiger Band were on hand with the developers of the Hartwell Village Shopping Center to celebrate the official grand opening of the center Friday.
Just weeks after beginning incentive programs to help revitalize downtown, the Seneca Improvements Corporation approved nearly $150,000 in grants for its first two businesses in the program.
Grading is now taking place for a new four-floor Marriott Fairfield Inn and Suites next to Applebee’s on U.S. Highway 123 in Seneca.
As the city of Seneca focuses more on revitalizing its downtown area, Mayor Dan Alexander and other city officials have expressed a hope that new development would include both residential and business components.