Author: Dick Mangrum

Fire broke out in a home last night in the vicinity of Radisson Road near Seneca.  According to Rural Fire Control, no one in the home on Rambo Drive was injured, although it was an occupied residence.  Oakway volunteer fire fighters were alerted around 9:30 and the Rambo Drive home remained a fire scene until 1 o’clock.

The state’s chief executive, Gov. Henry McMaster, visited Seneca today and was seen having lunch at the Seneca Family Restaurant on the 123 By-Pass.  According to McMaster’s office, the governor was scheduled to tour the Schneider plant this morning on the Sandifer Boulevard.

The police say stolen cash in the amount of $2 thousand has been returned to its owner, and law enforcement records show the arrest of a Seneca man.  Arrested and charged with grand larceny:  Matthew Scott McCauliffe Sr.  Forty-seven-year old McCauliffe is charged with grand larceny Tuesday night at a 123 ByPass nightspot.  The police say they used video surveillance […]

THE CITY OF WESTMINSTER HAS REPEALED THE BOIL WATER ADVISORY FOR THE FOLLOWING AREAS:   EFFECTIVE DATE: 12/14/2023   THE CITY OF WESTMINSTER PUBLIC WORKS ADVISES THE RESIDENTS LIVING ON US 76 WEST OF RIVERSONG DR, ALL ROADS OFF OF US 76, INCLUDING UNITY CHURCH RD, COBB BRIDGE RD, NORTH UP HWY 76 ALL THE WAY TO THE WELCOME CHURCH […]

A 40-year old man admitted guilt in the General Sessions Court and was sentenced for an attack this year on a Walhalla laundromat customer.  The incident March 12 sparked a manhunt that ended with the arrest of Ralph Goss in Westminster.  This morning Goss entered a guilty plea to assault and battery with intent to commit criminal sexual conduct first […]

Georgia law enforcement authorities arrested two people after a Tuesday afternoon chase that started with a traffic stop attempt on the Toccoa Bypass near highway 145.  The Stephens County Sheriff’s Office identified 30-year-old Cleveland, Georgia resident, Brandon Richard Nash, as a federal parolee who now faces the following new charges:  trafficking in methamphetamine, aggravated assault on law enforcement, attempted removal […]

Senators Scott and Graham of South Carolina are pleased with the final vote for a new U-S defense bill.  It includes a 5.2% pay raise for service members and billions in appropriations for South Carolina defense facilities, including the Savannah River Site.  The bill may not go as far as Senator Tim Scott would have preferred.  He said, “While no […]

A property owner applies for relief tonight from Seneca’s zoning rules.  Gabriel Yoder requests a variance from setback regulations on Lot 42 on Raven’s View Drive in the Providence Ridge home development.  The board of appeals hearing at city hall starts at 6 o’clock.