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In 1868, the South Carolina Constitutional Convention decided to split the Pickens District in two.
The Oconee County Chamber of Commerce enjoyed a successful 2017.
According to the Democrats, half of all Americans are crazy for having voted for Donald Trump, or at least that’s what their leadership and the liberal media claims. This must be a real embarrassment for them. How so?
Heading into Monday, there wasn’t a lot for me to get excited about with the College Football Playoff national championship game.
“Reading, rhyming, singing and talking to babies — beginning from birth — will profoundly influence literacy and language development, the foundations for all other learning. The results last a lifetime.”
It was in the earliest days of Tamassee DAR School that the concept of a thrift store was born.
The “Compassionate Friends” group of Seneca participated in the 21st annual Worldwide Candlelighting Ceremony held Sunday, Dec. 10, at 7 p.m. at the Cottingham Hospice House conference room, located at 220 Tucker Lane in Seneca.
You may have heard that the Oconee County Public Library System is currently offering to take up to $5 off library fines, per account, for overdue and lost items that were checked out.
The year is just beginning, and I’m having trouble concentrating on anything besides trying to keep warm.
Well, Christmas has passed, and many folks are recipients of new technology … smartphones to be sure.
The Tribble Center has experienced many changes over the years, and it appears that more changes are on the way
In the past several months, at two different times, I had a neighbor’s tree fall on the power line to my house.
After a 12-1 regular season that included one of the nation’s toughest schedules, and its third consecutive ACC championship, Clemson earned the No. 1 seed in this year’s College Football Playoff.
Happy New Year!!! As I type this article, it’s still hard for me to believe another year has come and gone.
