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Luke Moore of Fair Play had a list of questions for Oconee’s policy board for sewer operations, many of them were addressed by Chris Eleazer, executive director of the Joint Regional Sewer Authority, by Westminster’s Brian Ramey, JRSA board chairman, and by Amanda Brock, county administrator, who made a special presentation during the sewer commissioners’ February meeting. Moore’s questions reflected […]
Read moreThe Oconee County administrator and a Fair Play man addressed the stalled Sewer South Phase Two during yesterday’s meeting of the Joint Regional Sewer Authority. County Administrator Amanda Brock made two requests which the JRSA approved, while Luke Moore posed several questions including who would be required to hook up to piped sewer once the extension project is finished. On […]
Read moreWestminster – Linda Beth Black Mize, 83, wife of the late Clarence Preston Mize, Jr., of the Earle’s Grove community, passed away on Monday, February 6th, 2023 at Cottingham Hospice of the Foothills in Seneca, SC. Linda was the daughter of the late Eugene and Thelma Graham Black. She was a life-long member of Earle’s Grove Baptist Church and […]
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A Seneca man has been cited by the Oconee Sheriff’s Office for illegally soliciting from the public while on Wal-Mart store property near Seneca. A deputy says he encountered a man Friday night standing on the median facing traffic headed to the traffic light on the Sandifer Boulevard – a sign that read “Need anything to get by the day, […]
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The following announcement today from the Oconee Sheriff’s Office: “A Seneca man is out of jail on a combined $75,000 personal recognizance bond after his arrest last Friday on three counts of Sexual Exploitation of a Minor – First Degree. 27 year old Marquis Dequavious Hunter, of W.S. 4th Street, was booked into the Oconee County Detention Center around […]
Read moreSmoke is liable to be visible later today from SC 28 and the Cassidy Bridge Road, Mountain Rest, as USDA’s Forest Service conducts a prescribed burn of about 200 acres. A spokesman predicts the smoke will be minimal. The burn will commence around 11:30 this morning and completed around 5 pm. The purposes include wildlife habitat and fuels reduction.
Read moreThe first Tuesday meeting of Oconee County Council tomorrow night has been called off. The cancellation announcement made this morning by Jennifer C. Adams, clerk to the council. The next regular council meeting is planned February 21.
Read moreBraelyn Nicole Wood is the West-0ak High School student who wears the crown this year of Miss West-0ak. She prevailed in Saturday night’s school pageant. Braelyn’s court includes the following pageant contestants: Bella Lynch, runner-up; Hannah Nicole Dobbs, Miss Senior; Sarah Myers, Miss Congeniality; Erin Page Redmond, Sweetheart Queen; Cara Ann Cooper, People’s Choice Miss Warrior; Emma Claire Edgar, Miss […]
Read moreOconee Humane Society volunteers, along with a charity website, have made possible free dog food for pet owners. While supplies last today, the free dog food will be dispensed from 10:30 to 4:30 today at the shelter at 1925 Sandifer Boulevard.
Read moreWestminster– Avery Lee King, 20, passed away on Friday, February 3rd, 2023 at Prisma Health Greenville Memorial Hospital. Born in Greenville, South Carolina, Avery was the son of Kenneth Clay King and Jessica King and the late Renee Rowland King. Avery attended West-Oak High School and was attending Tri-County Tech studying to be a heavy equipment operator. Avery had […]
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