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The Journal staff
SENECA — The Oconee Joint Regional Sewer Authority reduced operations at one of its pump stations serving the Coneross Creek wastewater treatment plant Friday afternoon after the station was in an area affected …
A program that brings recreation to residents could be an answer to Pickens County’s recreation funding concerns.
After the spring storms move through the Upstate this Easter weekend, the pull of the full moon has a lot of Upstate anglers thinking about bream fishing.
Willie says: I got a new gig this year. I’m the Easter Bunny’s assistant!
Clemson sophomore left-hander Mat Clark, junior shortstop Logan Davidson and freshman right-hander and first baseman Davis Sharpe were all named to national watch lists Thursday, announced by the College Baseball Foundation.
Three Oconee County women took home awards from the North Carolina Basket Association’s annual convention last month in Raleigh.
Westminster City Council gave out more than $35,000 in hospitality tax grant money after an initial series of motions failed to determine how much money to distribute at Monday’s budget workshop.
The Oconee County Public Library collected more than 1,170 pairs of socks in March, distributing them to four organizations.
Westminster code enforcement officer Daniel Fletcher continues to work in his effort to improve the look of the city, removing unfit and unsafe buildings, abandoned vehicles and even dealing with minor code violations like pigs and peacocks in the city.
Heading into Thursday night’s regular-season finale against Woodmont, Seneca High School baseball coach Andy Bay wanted his team to use the game as a tune-up for the start of postseason play next week.
Oconee County high school seniors recently had a chance to explore different career fields and talk with people in those fields at a job fair held at the Hamilton Career Center in partnership with Oconee Economic Alliance.
Central Town Council recently approved first reading of its general fund fiscal year 2020 budget of a little more than $2 million with projected revenues only slightly more than this year’s budget and no tax increase.
Clemson City Council approved first reading of a text amendment allowing preschools and church fellowships as permitted uses in commercial districts with some slight changes on Monday.
When Richard Sterban joined the Oak Ridge Boys in 1972, he had no idea the band would still be going strong 47 years later.
