Dennis Edward Wheeler

Seneca, SC– Dennis Edward Wheeler, 69, husband of Edith Lois Dillard Wheeler, of 949 Avondale Drive, Seneca, passed away at his home.   A native of LaPlata, MD, Mr. Wheeler was the son of the late James Edward and Gerta Luna Smith Wheeler. He retired as an electrician from Hill Electric Company and was a veteran of the U.S. Army, […]

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Peeping tom, disorderly charges

South of the railroad in Seneca, the police say, they saw a man jump over a fence at Jones Avenue and S. Stribling Street.  That, the police say, led to the arrest of a 44-year old man on charges of peeping tom and disorderly conduct.  The police investigation of a Hunter Street incident took place Sunday.

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Traffic stop yields drugs and guns

A traffic stop by the Seneca police on Sunday netted two guns and what the police believe were about 435 grams of marijuana.  The police say two men were arrested. Driver Jalen Malik Hughes and passenger Edward Daris Green were jailed on charges of  unlawful carry of a pistol and possession with intent to distribute marijuana.  The traffic stop occurred […]

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Clemson Elementary—a Blue Ribbon school

Based on overall academic performance, the Clemson Elementary School is one of five South Carolina schools nominated for a national award.  According to the state Department of Education, U-S Secretary Miguel Cardona recognized Clemson Elementary and the four other South Carolina schools.   Nationally, up to 420 schools may be nominated each year.  Clemson Elementary and the other four South Carolina […]

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Furman recognizes Hazing Prevention Week

A senior at Furman University, Savannah Hobbie, is spearheading events this week at her school for Hazing Prevention Week.  Hobbie is hopeful that change can be made in South Carolina’s hazing laws, and she’s promoting a petition campaign to support change.  “Currently,” she says, “when hazing results severe bodily injury or death, it results in only a misdemeanor in the […]

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New COVID-19 cumulative numbers

So far, in the pandemic, the state health agency has confirmed nearly 14,000 Oconee County cases.  To date, 174 Oconeeans have lost their lives to the virus.  There have been 357 county residents hospitalized.  And, by last Saturday, medical personnel have administered 277,860 tests in Oconee County.  

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Janie Ruth Miles Hare

Westminster– Janie Ruth “Rucie” Miles Hare, 72, wife of Willie Edward Hare, passed away Monday, September 20th, 2021 surrounded by her loving family.   Ruth was born in Oconee County, and was the daughter of the late Grover Miles and Hazel Miriam Moore Miles Broome and George Broome. Ruth worked for as a seamstress for many at many textile plants, […]

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Marvin Dale Cunnigham

Seneca – Marvin Dale Cunningham, 92, husband of Dorothy Carr Cunningham, passed away on Sunday, September 19th, 2021 at Prisma Health – Cottingham Hospice House.   Dale was born in Benedict, Kansas, and was the son of the late Luther and Helen Carver Cunningham.  Dale was a County and City Manager in Florida, Alabama, and Connecticut, a veteran with the […]

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Harrison M. Grant

Walhalla, SC– Harrison M. Grant, 87, of 6 Standpoint Vista Drive, Apt. E, Walhalla, passed away Saturday, September 18, 2021, at his home.   A native of Salem, SC, Mr. Grant was the son of the late Leonard Harrison Grant and Ethel Galloway Grant. He was of the Church of God faith.   Mr. Grant is survived by his son: […]

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