Seneca News

In a Craig family portrait, a man to the right sits in the back row. He wears a black suit and hat, his hand resting on a woman's shoulder.

Wanda Sorrells, 59, of 134 Monroe Drive, died Wednesday, February 1, 2012 at her residence.

Fifty years ago Tri-County Technical College made South Carolina history by becoming the first multi-county technical institute in the State.

FATZA is pleased to host a pancake breakfast at the 1615 Sandifer Boulevard restaurant in Seneca, S.C., on Saturday, Feb.

A Civil War-era warehouse in Lynchburg will be torn down after part of the structure collapsed.

Clemson Athletic Director, Dr. Terry Don Phillips, has announced the formation of an Athletic Advisory Committee.

The South Carolina Department of Transportation Commission elected Sun City resident J. Craig Forrest to serve as Vice Chairman on the commission.

Seneca oil company executive Eddie Adams is the new chairman of the S.C. Transportation Commission, replacing Danny Isaac of Myrtle Beach.

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission plans a meeting this week on safety at the Oconee Nuclear Station near Seneca.