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Margaret E. (Meg) (Tatman) Smith, 90, of Walhalla, SC passed away at Lyla Doyle Nursing Home in Seneca, SC. Meg was born in Marysville, OH on June 5, 1932, to Ralph and Hughie Anna Tatman. Meg graduated Marysville High School in 1950. She married Charles Smith on September 17, 1950. Survivors include Susan Smith of North Kingstown, RI, Ken Keenan […]
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National Public Lands Day is this Saturday. To make it a success from the standpoint of the managers of three large public reservoirs in South Carolina, volunteers are needed. This annual event assembles hundreds of thousands of volunteers across the country to help restore and preserve local, state and federal public lands–from national parks and rivers to local urban green […]
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The mission of the League of Women Voters is ‘Making Democracy Work.” The LWV’s Oconee and Pickens chapter will stage a candidate’s forum next month in Seneca. Interested members of the public are invited to the Gignilliat Center on N. Townville for a 7 to 8:30 forum Monday night, October 3 to feature the candidates for Seats One and Three […]
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The Clemson University School of Nursing has received a grant totaling nearly $4 million to help educate nurses on mobile health and ultimately increase the workforce to bring health care to patients living in rural areas in South Carolina. The grant, “Go Mobile: Rural, nurse-led expansion and education of diverse workforce practice for underserved populations in Appalachian and Midlands, South Carolina,” […]
Read moreA statement today by David McMahan, chairman of Oconee Republicans, acknowledging a riff within party officials—referred to by McMahan as a “civil war. On one side, he says, are he and a “few Conservative loyalists.” On the other, he places, Keowee Key Republicans and moderates who he says are colluding with Democrats. One of the issues is a draft letter […]
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As early as today, there are indications, there could be a Facebook posting on what’s to happen with Mountain Mocha–the Main Street, Walhalla coffee and ice cream shop which closed recently.
Read moreHow do you take your politics in Oconee County–Republican or Democratic style? Each party is offering the public chances this week to get involved. Oconee County Republican Men are inviting all interested Republican men and women for a meeting and dinner from 6 to 8 Thursday night, September 22 at the Lighthouse Event Center. Featured speaker: Alan Wilson, the state’s […]
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Robert Pierson has an appointment with city hall in Seneca. A 6 tonight, the planning commission will convene a hearing on Pierson’s application to change 936 S. Depot from RM-16/R-10 zoning to GC–general commercial. The public is invited.
Read moreIs it fair to Seneca to shoulder the expense…and what is it that the county’s District Five councilman would prefer. That’s the gist of a question that Scott Moulder framed recently for Glenn Hart. Moulder, a Seneca member of the Joint Regional Sewer Authority, and Hart, the District Five councilman, engaged each other during this month’s workshop involving the county […]
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City of Seneca 2022 Christmas Parade date and time: 6:30 Monday night, November 28. Registration is now open to be in the parade being organized around the theme of ‘The Magic of Christmas’. Parade route will remain the same as last year’s parade.
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