Recent Stories

• West Union passes budget
  Tuesday, April 1, 2008
  The incumbent West Union Council made one of its last decisions in a special meeting Monday, 22 hours before electors in the town begin selecting a new council. | Read more

• Rearing robots
  Saturday, March 29, 2008
  Six weeks of assembly, and now they’re ready to activate.
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• West Union candidates preach survival
  Friday, March 28, 2008
  It’s unanimous; the town of West Union does not want to watch the town to go under.
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• Tuesday’s choices
  Friday, March 28, 2008
  Nearly 150 voters have the opportunity to change the face of West Union’s Town Council on Tuesday.
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• Ken Pruitt Retires
  Thursday, March 27, 2008
  (L-R) Dudley Blair, Chandler Robinson, Ken Pruitt, and John Trice gathered Wednesday afternoon in the lobby of Lehotsky Hall for the retirement reception of the 38-year Clemson University employee Pruitt. | Read more

• Sailing
  Thursday, March 27, 2008
  (L-R) Jane and George Polk and Terry Keane took off on the waters of Lake Keowee for an evening of sailing Wednesday. | Read more

• SNAPSHOTS: Al Gaines, Sr.
  Tuesday, March 25, 2008
  Brief Biography
  Al Gaines, Sr. is a retired Oconee County teacher of five years and principal/administrator in Pickens and Oconee County education systems for 23 years and is a lifelong resident of Seneca. | Read more

• For safety’s sake
  Saturday, March 22, 2008
  Seneca Police, fire and Oconee County Sheriff’s officers, along with the Oconee Memorial Hospital EMS used Seneca Middle School to hold a code red practice run Friday. | Read more

• Seneca number 25
  Friday, March 21, 2008
  With all of its water and wilderness, Seneca was named 25th by an outdoor magazine, for the best place to hunt and fish in the nation, giving Seneca the highest ranking on the east coast. | Read more

• Clemson Elementary School Mechanical Engineering Demo
  Thursday, March 20, 2008
  Clemson University mechanical engineering professor Josh Summers and mechanical engineering graduate student Marisa Orr visited Clemson Elementary School Wednesday morning to speak with 1st grade students about space. | Read more