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More than 100 customers waited outside the Seneca Bi-Lo store for a chance to receive a gift card worth up to $500 and see the changes made to the store in a six-week remodeling effort.
Clemson City Council will be asked Monday night to authorize Mayor J.C. Cook to execute an intergovernmental agreement between the city and the Pickens County School Board for staffing a school resource officer at Clemson Elementary School.
A 19-year-old Walhalla man was arrested early Wednesday morning after police said they found more than 50 grams of marijuana in his backpack.
Choosing to make a public bond offering to finance Walhalla’s water treatment plant makes the most financial sense for the city, according to analysts.
Salem Police Chief David Poulson has announced he will be leaving his position to become the new city administrator for the city of Pickens.
After considerable discussion, Central Town Council voted Monday night to fund a new sewer line near Southern Wesleyan University via a $4 monthly sewer bill increase instead of seeking another grant.
Tuesday night’s primary election results were officially certified in both Oconee and Pickens counties on Thursday morning.
Leota Sloan McCall
June 13, 2018
SENECA, S.C. – Leota Sloan McCall, 92, wife Huber McCall Sr., of 102 McCall Circle, passed away Wednesday, June 13, at Seneca Health and Rehabilitation.
Funeral services will be conducted at 2 …
Though National Foster Care Month ended on May 31, the need for foster parents and support of the foster care system is still going strong.
The 35 people selected for the free class will meet for 10 consecutive weeks on Tuesday evenings and have an opportunity to meet the command staff and many deputies of the Oconee County Sheriff’s Office.
Oconee County Council will likely be adding more than $500,000 to the 2018-19 budget to begin addressing a shortfall in the capital vehicle and equipment replacement plan.
Walhalla’s new family fun series will continue tonight after a very successful launch last week.
When the public comments portion of Tuesday night’s Westminster City Council meeting began, nobody was prepared for the messiness that followed.
