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After weeks of speculation, the Oconee County School Board voted 5-0 Monday night to continue to name its career center after Fred P. Hamilton when the center moves to the Oconee Industry and Technology Park in two years.
Fred Hamilton said Monday’s decision by the Oconee County School Board to name the district’s new career and technology center after him is something he hasn’t given any thought to.
After executive session Tuesday night, Westminster City Council members voted 5-2 to move forward with purchasing a roughly 40-acre tract of land on Hall Road for future recreational uses.
Editor: On Tuesday, Aug. 7, a storm laid waste to the Bayshore subdivision in Seneca.
Qawi Aziz Kabir, 50, also known as Michael Bernard Christian, faces a total of five charges of distribution of crack cocaine filed by the Seneca Police Department and another Seneca charge of possession with intent to distribute crack, according to warrants.
Coming around the right side of Florida State’s offensive line on a slightly delayed blitz, Tre Lamar delivered a picturesque hit on quarterback James Blackman last November.
Police say a man and woman whose bodies were found after a mobile home fire in Salem earlier this year likely died in a murder-suicide, though the matter may never be proven.
Clemson City Council has approved second and final reading of an ordinance seeking a November referendum to allow voters to determine whether to legalize Sunday alcohol sales in grocery and convenience stores throughout the city.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency has awarded the city of Walhalla more than $30,000 toward reimbursement of expenses incurred during and after Hurricane Irma last September.
A 37-year-old Seneca woman arrested more than a year ago with more than 5 pounds of methamphetamine in her possession pleaded guilty to possession with intent to distribute meth.
Jody Gaulin is running against Bill Sandifer for S.C. State House District 2 and she sees that S.C. roads and bridges are crumbling.
A member of the Oconee County Parks, Recreation and Tourism Commission said she believes state legislators will restore Palmetto Trail funding vetoed recently by Gov. Henry McMaster.
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Work on a proposed ordinance allowing and regulating short-term rentals inside the city limits of Seneca may soon start over.
