Vangeli’s restaurant is returning to Ram Cat Alley in downtown Seneca because $700,000 will be spent to rebuild it.
When the work is done, the Seneca Improvements Corporation will own the building and Vangeli’s will pay …

Friday marked the start of the 10-day filing period for November’s municipal elections that will be held in Walhalla, Westminster, West Union and Salem.

Clemson City Councilman Fran McGuire chose to abstain during the vote on the city administrator’s recent pay increase and contract extension, but that abstention was counted as a yes vote.

Seneca’s latest attempt to regulate short-term house rentals is a neighborhood-friendly ordinance that allows people who want to rent out their homes for several days a year to do so while preventing others from negatively affecting life — and home values — in the city.

We have miracles around us that we take for granted daily. In winter, you get up and look out the window just after sunrise. You see there has been an ice storm overnight.

Troopers, sheriff’s deputies and police officers are the most visible parts of the criminal justice system, but they’re not the only people who keep that system operating.

In some neighborhoods, people put up signs that read, “Drive like your children live here.” In other neighborhoods, they want even more “traffic calming.”

Walhalla City Council has a problem, and its water customers are paying for it.

The Oconee Joint Regional Sewer Authority’s practice of stockpiling money in a reserve fund came to an end Monday when its leaders voted to return cash to its member cities — Seneca, Walhalla and Westminster.

It’s no surprise that the family of Ricky Antonio Nickles is not pleased with the adjudication of the case against the man who shot and killed him two years ago.

The week the Hells Angels Motorcycle Club rode into Clemson will be remembered for what didn’t happen. 

A year ago today, Seneca city administrator Scott Moulder presented two new incentive programs at City Hall that he and other officials hoped would spearhead downtown revitalization and get more people excited about the area.