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Two people in a pickup truck stole a pair of kayaks late last week from the Seneca Walmart. The suspects are two white males in a white Ford F-150 pickup with a black hood and a tool box in the bed of the truck. According to the Sheriff’s Office, at 6:45 Friday morning the two pulled up to the garden […]
Read moreCG Roxane LLC, an independent, family owned and operated company and maker of Crystal Geyser® Alpine Spring Water®, announces it will contribute to the April 13th Seneca, SC, EF-3 tornado relief efforts with a $10,000 donation to the Seneca Tornado Relief Fund. “When the tornadoes hit Seneca, one also hit just behind our plant’s warehouse before plowing into a wooded […]
Read moreA problem with a water pipe on U-S 76, the Long Creek Highway, is said to be the culprit for a water outage this morning affecting Westminster customers in the Holly Springs areas. The word from the city is that line will be fixed shortly.
Read moreWestminster- Melvin “Hippie” “Jay” Willard Certain, Jr., 63, of 786 Bearden Road, passed away April 23, 2020 at Prisma Cottingham Hospice House surrounded by his loving family. Born in Seneca, SC, he was the son of the late Melvin Willard Certain Sr and Ida Geneva Simmons Certain. Melvin was a lifelong truck driver with Laws Logging, had a great passion […]
Read moreSalem — James Clyde Mosley, Sr., 77, husband of Joyce Thomas Mosley of 687 Jocassee Lake Road, Salem, passed away, Friday, April 24, 2020, at his residence. A native of Oconee County, he was the son of the late Robert Lee and Clessie Chapman Mosley. Mr. Mosley worked for Sloan Construction Company for many years as a road superintendent before […]
Read moreWalhalla, SC — Lettie Sue Hunnicutt Camp, 101, wife of the late John Howard Camp, of 811 Robinhood Dr., Walhalla, passed away Thursday, April 23, 2020, at Seneca Health and Rehab. A native of Oconee County, Mrs. Camp was the daughter of the late Gordon Eli and Matilda Manley Hunnicutt. She was of the Holiness faith. Mrs. Camp is survived […]
Read moreA food pantry operated by Walhalla’s College Street Baptist Church is operating, with changes brought on by the pandemic. The pantry days and hours are Mondays and Tuesdays 10 am to 1 pm. To ensure social distancing, the pantry has converted to a drive-thru setup.
Read moreA storm that passed through northern Oconee on Saturday night and high winds that that blew down trees yesterday made for some anxious moments, especially victims of the April 13 tornado in the Seneca area. County officials say a number of trees blew down last evening, including one that temporarily cut off residents of a Millbrook cul de sac. County […]
Read moreSouth Carolina cosmetologists and Laurens State Rep. Stewart Jones will hold a joint press conference at 11 this morning at the state capitol, and afterward Jones says he will deliver more than 50,000 petitions to the Governor’s office. Amy Howie, owner of Papillon Salon in North Myrtle Beach, started collecting petitions on April 15th. In her petition, she wrote that […]
Read moreThe body of an 81-year old man was found Friday night pinned under an overturned riding lawnmower. Coroner Karl Addis calls the death of David Bearden an accident, theorizing that Bearden was running the mower near the edge of an embankment when it flipped and wound up on top of him. A friend who came to check on Bearden discovered […]
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