Field fire consumed four acres at Seneca

Fire fighters at Seneca put out a field fire Friday afternoon that, at one point, caused concern that the fire might spread to the Madison Pointe subdivision.  In the end, the fire was contained away from the development, although it created a burnt semi-circle around a nearby brick home.  In all, according to Chief Caudill, four acres were blackened alongside […]

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Crystal Doyle

Westminster– Crystal Joyce Chastain Doyle, 46, wife of Adam Christopher Doyle, passed away on Thursday, February 17th, 2022 at Prisma Health – Greenville Memorial Hospital.   Born in Oconee County, South Carolina, Crystal was the daughter of the late William Frank Chastain and Joyce Roach Chastain.   Crystal is survived by her beloved husband of 28 years; sons, Micah William […]

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Hilton Lee Earle

  Hilton Lee Earle age 69, of Seneca, SC passed away on Thursday, February 17, 2022, at Prisma Health – Oconee Memorial Hospital. Born August 14, 1952, he was the son of the late Oliver W. Earle and Bessie L. (Noland) Earle. Mr. Earle was United States Veteran having served his Country in the U. S. Navy. He was a […]

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South Carolina changes its testing strategy

The following announcement this morning from the state health agency: “With the accuracy, convenience, and widespread availability of rapid at-home tests, and a significant decrease in demand for drive-through PCR testing, the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) is today announcing a shift in its COVID-19 testing strategy toward at-home rapid antigen tests across South Carolina beginning […]

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Businesswomen may network through the chamber of commerce

A special brunch, in line with International Women’s Day, will allow Oconee County businesswoman to network through the Oconee Chamber of Commerce.  A new chamber –committee called “KNOW” Knowledgeable Network of Women– will gather once every four months to network and hear guest speakers about topics relevant to women in business.  Dr. Deanna Romano will be guest speaker for the […]

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How a common crime can be prevented

The theft of utility trailers increasingly are common across Oconee County, but owners can take steps to protect their property.  Just this week the sheriff’s office arrested a Westminster man who allegedly took a utility trailer two days after Christmas near Seneca.  Master Deputy Jimmy Watt says tips on how this crime can be prevented can be heard on his […]

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Sen. Scott supports a Ukraine defense

Sen. Tim Scott, South Carolina Republican, joined other GOP senators to introduce “Never Yielding Europe’s Territory (NYET) Act, as a way to offer support to the needs of Ukraine to defend itself and deter Russian aggression.  Scott and his colleagues favor imposing what are called “real costs” on Russia for aggression against Ukraine.

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Walhalla’s schedule Monday, on Presidents Day

Walhalla Public Works drivers remain behind on their pickups of brush from the January snow storm, along with normal trash collections, and city officials request the patience of customers.  Equipment troubles, along with unfilled commercial driver’s jobs, have created the situation.  Walhalla city government announces a modified schedule for President’s Day on Monday.  City hall will be closed and re-open […]

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