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Seneca farm enters protection program
Joe James and his wife, Sandra, have entered a conservation agreement to permanently protect their 244-acre property, Chestnut Return.
City of Senecaa s rescue squad responding to hundreds of calls
More than anything else, the death of a child may have given rise to the establishment of Senecaa s first responder unit.
OCPL to conduct program for America Recycles Day
14 at the Seneca Branch Library at 300 E. South Second St. Joe Woods, board member of the Keep Oconee Beautiful Association which promotes litter elimination and waste reduction, will demonstrate what items are most recyclable in the items we throw away every day.
Clemsona s Mayor Abernathy frustrated over a eyesoresa
November 18, 2009 - 12:00 a.m. EST The vacated and fenced in Lake Hartwell Inn property on U.S. 123 entering Clemson, and Tower Place on College Avenue - identified by Mayor Larry Abernathy as eyesores - should begin to show improvement soon as developers for both properties plan to start work at those sites.
Man charged with 2008 burglary
November 16, 2009 - 11:16 p.m. EST Seneca police took a man into custody Saturday after hea d avoided being arrested for nearly a year.
First paratroopers were elite of the elite
In special spit-shined Corcoran paratrooper boots, bloused pants, tailored uniforms, with silver wings upon their chests and caps cocked rakishly over one eye, the men of the various airborne units trained at Camp Toccoa walked with a well-earned swagger.
Here is one very irate little fellow. Brayson Harper Gibson was placed in this pumpkin by his parents, Lindsay and Daniel of Seneca, and he wants out! Here is one very irate little fellow.
Storm causes little damage in Upstate
November 11, 2009 - 10:44 p.m. EST SENECA - What was left of Hurricane Ida drenched Oconee and Pickens counties on Tuesday and Wednesday, but did little in the way of significant flooding or damage, officials say.
Police: Man Molested 13-Year-Old on Clemson Campus
A South Carolina man has been charged with sexually assaulting a 13-year-old while working on Clemson University's campus this summer.
Two arrested, charged with criminal sexual conduct with a minor
November 12, 2009 - 10:51 p.m. EST Photo Timothy Joe Chastie Photo Sean Simpkins WALHALLA - Two Oconee County men have been arrested and charged with criminal sexual conduct with minors.
Seneca firefighters expanding horizons, service capabilities
Thirteen members of the department are to become licensed emergency medical technicians .
Seneca looking at Propex property
November 11, 2009 - 10:36 p.m. EST SENECA - The city of Seneca is in unofficial talks with the Oconee County Economic Development Commission to purchase the Propex building on Shiloh Road.
Motorcyclist injures leg during Seneca crash
November 11, 2009 - 11:01 p.m. EST SENECA - Zachary Durham suffered an injury to his right leg Wednesday when he lost control of his motorcycle while attempting to avoid a truck on Mountain View Road in Seneca, police say.
Worst rains spare Oconee, Pickens
November 10, 2009 - 10:28 p.m. EST SENECA - The remnants of Hurricane Ida are expected to continue to bring more precipitation to Pickens and Oconee counties through today and tonight, but experts indicated on Tuesday that so far the area had dodged the worst of the system.
Trehel completes local projects
Park Place OB-GYN in Seneca consisted of a new 6,000-square-foot shell building with 3,600 square feet upfitted for Oconee Medical Center OB-GYN. Construction was completed in September.
Grace Baptist breaks ground for new worship center
Pictured, from left, are: Wallace Morgan, the oldest member of the church; Charlie Rochester, Stan Metcalf, building committee members; Madeline Lee, the youngest member of the church; Johnnie McConnell, Howard Abercrombie, building committee members; Dale Dickman, project manager; Jackie Sheriff, chairman of deacons, Daniel Vincent, building ...
2 locals named as High School Heisman finalists
The competition for the 2009 Wendya s High School Heisman Award narrowed on Thursday, and two local student-athletes were named among the 20 state finalists in South Carolina.
Jessica Porter's car was struck on the driver's side in an accident that claimed her life Friday morning.
Going a Greena Springs on Ram Cat Alley
The Journal Green Springs has an array of products ranging from recycled furniture to fish pitchers to organic products.
Adam T. Pacek to Tiffany D. Norris, both of Seneca; Louis Edmund McLellan Jr. of Seneca to Dorothy Marguerete Martin of Baldwin, Ga.; Robert John Green to Melinda Gaye Wilhelmson, both of Seneca; John Robert Chandler to Betty Jean Hess, both of Seneca; Michael Brandon Barton to Heather Nicole Beebe, both of Seneca; Joshua Daniel Wilson to Jennifer ...