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South Carolina’s Former Courthouse Now Houses a Bookstore Filled With Books, Coffee, and Unexpected Gifts
Once a place for court proceedings, this historic building now welcomes visitors searching for books, coffee, and a quiet afternoon. In South Carolina, a former family courthouse has found an entirely different purpose as an independent bookstore filled with stories. The shelves hold novels, children’s books, puzzles, and gifts, while...
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Newry Native Serves Aboard Submarine USS Newport News
Seneca High School graduate and Newry native Petty Officer 2nd Class Kenneth Williams is currently serving as a sonar technician aboard the fast-attack submarine USS Newport News (SSN 750), homeported at Naval Station Norfolk. Inspired by his grandfather, a retired Chief Boatswain’s Mate, Williams joined the U.S. Navy ten years ago and considers his proudest accomplishment to be rebuilding the submarine’s failed sonar system overnight prior to his first deployment. Expressing deep gratitude to his parents for their support and guidance, Williams takes pride in his service defending American security and trade, noting that his children view him as their real-life superhero.
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Minor blasting in Seneca south of the railroad
As a courtesy, City of Seneca officials wish to inform Seneca residents that the developers of the Seneca Cotton Mill project and their construction firm will be conducting minor rock blasting on the site of the Seneca Family Apartments at 1300 E. South 6th Street beginning November 10, 2026, between the hours of 10:00 am and 4:00 pm. The blasting may continue every 2 to 3 days after the initial blasts on November 10th.
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City of Seneca Regular Council Meeting Preview
The City of Seneca will hold its regularly scheduled City Council meeting on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, at 6:00 PM in the City Hall Council Chambers, led by Mayor Ronnie O’Kelley. Key agenda items include final reading of Ordinance 2026-21 to establish a new Façade Grant Program, first readings for rezoning 205 N. Chestnut St. and amending the FY27 General Fund Budget, and resolutions addressing a Community Grant Program Policy, a consent resolution for Project Fox, a Municipal Tax Relief Act Referendum, and a Memorandum of Agreement with the Blue Ridge Arts Center. Additionally, Council will vote on donation requests for Marine Corps Toys for Tots ($3,000) and the Golden Corner Pantry ($2,500), consider establishing a bank account and line of credit for the Seneca Center for the Arts, approve the 2027 holiday schedule, and convene in executive session to discuss a Finance & Administration Department personnel matter alongside updates from City Administrator Scott Moulder.