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Flames could be seen this morning coming from a car fire in the vicinity of the West Union McDonald’s, according to information received by 101.7/WGOG. According to one fire fighter, the car fire was in the Scenic Plaza Shopping Center and the car is a total loss. No one hurt.
Read moreAn outgrowth of the nationwide census next year will be new boundaries for congressional and state legislative districts. The League of Women Voters wants a fair map that’ll chart elections going forward from 2021. The LWV’s Clemson area chapter invites the public tonight to hear a discussion on “Where are We on Redistricting in South Carolina.” The meeting will be […]
Read moreThe city of Clemson tennis courts at Nettles Park will close temporarily next week to be re-surfaced. It’s anticipated the work at Nettles Park will start on or around Monday, October 21 and, weather dependent, take two to three weeks.
Read moreSigns have been posted near Seneca to alert the public to avoid an area of a sewer overflow. Those signs will remain until South Carolina DHEC has approved a cleanup. The Oconee Joint Regional Sewer Authority announces that a small section of concrete broke on Saturday near the intersection of 123 and Davis Creek Road. Until the notice is rescinded, […]
Read moreRene Vargas-Pacheco, 36, husband of Judith Hernandez, of 105 Meadowlark Drive, Walhalla, passed away Saturday, October 12, 2019, at Greenville Memorial Hospital. Native of La Piedad Michoacan, Mexico, he was the son of Merse Vargas and the late Anna Pacheco. He was employed with Puerto Nuevo and attended St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church. In addition to his wife and […]
Read moreSeneca- Theron “Ted” Eugene Durham, 86, loving husband of Bertie Haulbrooks Durham, whom he adored for 65 years, passed away Sunday, October 13, 2019, at Prisma Health, Cottingham Hospice House. A Funeral Service will be held, 2:00 pm, Thursday, October 17, 2019, at the Chapel of Sandifer Funeral Home with entombment to follow at Oconee Memorial Park Mausoleum. The family […]
Read moreStudents are several weeks away from completing Tri-County Technical College’s Level I Power Lineman and Heavy Equipment certification classes but employment data indicates they will have no problem filling these in-demand jobs advertised throughout the state. South Carolina employment data indicates the job market is wide open and employers are looking to fill new positions and openings created by a […]
Read moreSeneca- William Allen Hilley, 86, formerly of 101 Carson Road, widower of the late Florence Marie Holland Hilley, passed away Sunday, October 13 2019, at The Residences at Park Place. A graveside service will be held at 2 pm, Wednesday, October 16, 2019 at Heritage Memorial Gardens. The family will be at their respective homes. In lieu of flowers, memorials […]
Read moreAbnormally dry conditions like those experienced across three-quarters of South Carolina recently are a double whammy for the state’s valuable forest resources: Drought puts stress on trees and, in turn, stress makes trees more vulnerable to threats such as native and invasive insects. With 63 percent of the state in a moderate to exceptional drought and 37 percent experiencing at […]
Read moreA candidate for Westminster City Council next month has switched her endorsement. In a blog, Theresa Noe has withdrawn support for Susan Ramey for mayor and given it instead to Brian Ramey. Noe is one of 10 people seeking the three available city council seats in the November 5 election. Noe had joined Susan Ramey and three other women in […]
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