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Seneca’s Bill Sandifer, chairman of the state’s Labor, Commerce, and Industry Committee, hails the announcements this month that electric vehicle and battery manufacturers are setting up in South Carolina. Redwood Materials is committing $3.5 billion in the Low Country; Envision AESC, a Japanese electric vehicle battery technology company, announced a battery cell giga-factory in Florence County, to create more than […]
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Support has been pouring in for an elderly couple and their two grandchildren made homeless Christmas Eve when fire destroyed their home in the Gumlog community of Franklin County, Georgia. The blaze broke out Saturday morning at the home of David and Kaye Gearin on Buttercup Lane in the Gumlog Community. According to Clayton Bryant, the Franklin County Coroner on […]
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Unity in the community is being stressed this week at Clemson with a celebration of Kwanzaa. The Clemson Area African American Museum and Seneca City Museums co-sponsor events through tomorrow. Today, at 4 and 6 pm, “Invented Before You Were Born” film screening and drum circle in the auditorium at 214 Butler Street, Clemson.
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Visitors from South Georgia spent part of their Christmas taking in a spectacular spot at an Oconee landmark–Issaqueena Falls. Their pictures showed an even more spectacular view, as the falls was covered in ice cycles.
Read moreAcross the globe, a sailor from Westminster serves aboard the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz. As of the account provided to 101./7/WGOG NEWS, the Nimitz is in the 7th fleet conducting routine operations in the Philippine Sea. Little is an aviation structural mechanic 3rd class and was seen performing maintenance of an F/A-18E Super Hornet in the hangar bay of the […]
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Walhalla’s St. Luke Methodist Church will offer a box of various food staples, along with frozen meet, today at the church pantry on E. Main Street. The giveaway will be 4:30 to 5:30 pm.
Read moreCity of Seneca & Seneca Light & Water officials would like to notify Seneca Light and Water customers of yet another utility scam circulating as we approach the holiday weekend. This most recent scam may arrive as either a text message or an email but is an attempt to harvest customer information by claiming there is a pending metering change […]
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Duke Energy asked customers to conserve energy usage as crews restored power following rotating outages in the Carolinas in response to high-energy demand Saturday morning. Due to extreme cold weather causing increased demand and a shortage of available power in the Southeast region, the company was forced to interrupt service to about 500,000 customers to maintain the energy grid and […]
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“Our church is mission-minded, very much” is how the Rev. Kenny Owens explains why the First Baptist Church of Westminster is helping a city of Toccoa, Georgia employee, Zach Johnson, overcome the loss of his legs when he was entrapped December in a baler machine. The Rev. Owens visited Johnson and came away admiring the man’s spirits, considering that he […]
Read moreAll sections of WGOG land have been impacted by the front that moved in like a prized fighter’s fist to the cheek. Especially affected this morning was the West Union Fire Department territory. For those cross-trained responders, the morning started with a tree down in front of Clarios, the former Johnson Controls plant. A power line fell across SC 11 […]
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