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Grand larceny, failure to report striking highway fixtures, and refusal to accompany an arresting officer are among the various charges meted out to a man who allegedly tried to elude a Walhalla cop by running into woods in two different parts of the city. The city police outlined an incident early Sunday in which roadside signs were toppled in a […]
Read moreThe allegation, as noted in law enforcement records, reads: “Exposing Another to HIV Virus.” Capt. Tim Rice, interim Walhalla police chief, says notification was received from the police in the Greenville County municipality of Fountain Inn that a 32-year old resident of that city was being held in the Greenville Detention Center. According to Rice, Nicholas Fount Phillips has been […]
Read moreAn explanation has been offered as to why 10 or more shade trees were removed from the grounds of the Shaver Recreation Complex at Seneca. 94.1 The Lake learned today from Rick Lacey, the recreation director, the trees became casualties after the department was faced with moving back outfield fences to accommodate the city’s hosting next year of a 12-and-under […]
Read moreProperty owners on Seneca’s Sunrise Lane and those in that general neighborhood in the vicinity of the fire department are being invited to a public information meeting tomorrow night at 7 o’clock at the fire department. Ed Halbig, director of Seneca planning and community development, announces the purpose of the meeting is to impart information and receive Sunrise Lane and […]
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Law enforcement’s war on drugs continued Monday in Utica. A traffic stop on Goddard Avenue resulted in the charge of trafficking in methamphetamine against a motorcycle operator, David Allen Abbott of E. Main Street. According to the sheriff’s office, will a deputy requested driver’s license and motorcycle insurance information, 54-year old Abbott dropped a plastic bag to the ground.
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No longer will Seneca outsource the job of grass-cutting and ground maintenance. Scott Moulder, city administrator, told the mayor and council there are savings to be realized if the city discontinues grass-cutting private sector contracts and replace with an additional three beautification department employees. The new city employees will work under the direction of Eric Shuler, the city’s beautification director.
Read moreA Shaver complex user delivered a scolding to the Seneca City Council last night for the removal of 10 trees from the grounds of the main recreation complex off WS 4th Street. Janet Figueroa asked questions of the city officials, including who cut the trees and why. Although Figueroa said she understood the tree-cutting was done to expand recreation fields, […]
Read moreOconee Democrats will assemble next month for a convention with business to be done in advance of the primary and mid-term elections. Their get together Saturday, March 12 will be–the words of the chairwoman–“a contactless convention via secure Zoom”. Conventions are where party members choose officers. It’s likely going forward there will be a change at the top office. Current […]
Read moreDavid McMahan, chairman of Oconee Republicans, is hopeful that all candidates who win this year’s primary will embrace the conservative philosophy. And when asked today if he will publicly support one Republican over another, the first-year county chairman said, “As chairman, I will give equal treatment to all candidates in the primary which is something that has not been done […]
Read moreOn a day when Sen. Graham speaks to reporters in Pendleton about threat of war between Russia and Ukraine, a Walhallan spoke about his native country and the situation it faces. Our interview with Thompson Avenue resident John Nesklava is being aired today on 101.7/WGOG NEWS.
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