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In 2023, when Seneca marks 150 years of incorporation, the police can likely look forward to a new headquarters. Part of the city’s industry complex on Shiloh Road, adjoining Utica, is under renovation to be the new home of the police department headquarters. Once the chief, his staff, and the officers re-locate, their section of the former city hall downtown […]
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Sewer South, piping sections of southern Oconee County with sewer, is faced with a price tag which makes county officials and other uncomfortable. An Oakway resident, Tony Adams, complained that the current phase of the project comes with a 136% price tag above estimates and funds available. So the matter was a discussion point at this week’s county council meeting […]
Read moreThe USDA Forest Service announces that a suspect has confessed to cutting the locks and taking money from about one dozen fee-tubes in National Forest lands. A Forest Service officer on November 14 confronted the suspect and state warrants were obtained. The suspect himself at the Abbeville County jail where he faces charges of malicious injury to property, theft of […]
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As a 4-day Oconee trial was about to head to the jury for a verdict, a settlement was reached. An officer of the Common Pleas Court this afternoon said, “Yes, the parties did come to a settlement agreement. There are many different parts to the settlement, so the details will be available once the order is approved and signed by […]
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Oconee Sheriff’s Office announces two Anderson County men are jailed, accusaed of stealing a pair of trucks last month belonging to the Pioneer Rural Water District at Oakway. The following charges are placed against Kenneth Robert Clark Jr., 54: accessory before the fact of a felony and accessory after the fact of a felony; Steven Louis Garrison, 30: grand larceny, […]
Read moreA 49-year old Walhallan was issued five traffic citations by the city police after the pickup truck that he left in a convenience store parking lot rolled into a parked car across the street. A policeman quoted Josue Gomez as saying he was unaware that he didn’t leave the pickup in park gear. The owner of the car struck by […]
Read moreWord has been received of the death of a personable well known government worker at Anderson. It is with the regret that the county coroner announces Richard Shirley died of cardiac arrest at 1 o’clock this morning at his home. Shirley was an Anderson mayor and later the county clerk of court. Coroner Greg Shore said, “The death of Richard […]
Read moreJerry Dyar and staff at the office of Oconee Veterans Affairs invites county veterans and their family members for a holiday cheer event 9 to 4 tomorrow at the office, 223 Kenneth Street, Walhalla. They promise to have finger foods galore.
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Brandon Burton draws on something that a former U-S cabinet member once said about government service. Burton, Walhalla city administrator, referenced Robert Gates, former Defense Secretary, saying, “few if any individuals choose public service because they want to make life miserable for people or work for some hapless bureaucracy.” Burton says, “This is something that I believe to be true; […]
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As his eight years in county government close, Paul Cain of Seneca makes a plea for everyone to act civilly in government. Disagreement is OK, Cain says, often even healthy, he believes, but everyone should be respectful of one another because not everyone agrees. The comments were reflected by Cain, as he addressed one of his final meetings as Seneca’s […]
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