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Seneca city administrator to retire at end of 2026, city to buy out contract
SENECA, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - The City of Seneca reports it has mutually agreed to allow its city administrator to retire at the end of 2026. The city said the existing contract with T. Scott Moulder was nullified and amended to reflect the change in separation to December 31. The...
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Did grounded flights affect South Carolina, Clemson weekend sports games?
The Federal Aviation Administration issued a rare nationwide ground stoppage on Friday, pausing all departing flights “due to extraordinary circumstances and for reasons of safety.” It was only the third such stoppage this century. The ground stoppage was issued at 3:54 p.m. and lifted late Friday. Here’s how it impacted weekend sports events for Clemson and South Carolina athletics. National officials said the ground stoppage is related to a telecommunications error and wasn’t related to a cyberattack or anything “nefarious,” per Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin. Planes already in the sky at the time of the stoppage will land at their final destinations, the FAA said Friday. Southern Cal WBB delayed en route to Greenville The No. 3 Southern Cal women’s basketball team was set to fly from Los Angeles to Greenville, South Carolina for Sunday’s game vs. No. 1 South Carolina. But the team confirmed in a post on X (formerly Twitter) at 5:24 p.m. Eastern (2:24 p.m. local) that it was "grounded in Los Angeles.” “Will provide updates as we have them,” Southern Cal’s team account wrote. In a follow-up post at 8:42 p.m. Eastern, Southern Cal said it would remain in Los Angeles on Friday night and
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Central Town Council Advances Over $530,000 in Town Improvement Projects
Central Town Council unanimously approved the first reading of a funding package for several municipal projects, anchored by $220,000 for new public basketball courts that Councilman Curtis Peek proposed naming the Joe Moss Unity in the Community Park. Other allocations include $54,000 combined for a Main Street crosswalk and nine flashing crosswalk signs, $50,000 for a Main Street pocket park, $40,000 for Bolick Field lights, $40,000 for crushed asphalt on Disc Golf Road, and $13,000 total for website accessibility upgrades and a police ATV. The plan also designates $50,000 to restore the old Central jail into a tourism office and event restrooms, $50,000 for new Town Hall flooring, and $18,000 for depot insulation.