Pelzer
Pelzer, SC · Municipal
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Mayor O’Kelley Praises City Staff for Cutting $3 Million During First Year in Office
Reflecting on his first year in office, Seneca Mayor Ronnie O’Kelley commended city administrators and finance staff during Tuesday’s council meeting for their hard work in eliminating approximately $3 million in city expenses. O’Kelley shared that upon taking office, he asked Finance Director Danielle Smith for weekly bank...
wgog.com
Seneca pitch for the 1-cent sales tax add on
City of Seneca residents who have questions about the Municipal Tax Relief Referendum will have an opportunity to speak directly with City staff on Election Day, Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Staff will be available at Seneca City Hall from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. to provide information and answer questions about the referendum.
Fortune
Greenville News
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Empty Seneca storefront in line to be re-habbed
The owners of 329 Main Street, Seneca, received the OK last night to go forward with changes to the front and back of the empty store building. Representing his partners, Danny Delmarco left City Hall last night with the approval of a certificate of appropriateness. The Board of Architectural Review (BOAR) gave meticulous attention to the certificate application, to be satisfied that the changes to both the front and the back of the building align with the city’s design review guidelines. The building owners as yet do not have a purpose in mind for the building, but Delmarco explained the goal at this point is to create a shell of a building that’ll suit a future tenant. He does not rule out the possibility that 329 Main can be made suitable for a couple of businesses.
The Post and Courier
Historic ship to be moved in Charleston. Plus, South Carolina colleges recognized for their beauty.
The Patriots Point Development Authority approved plans to relocate the USS Laffey destroyer to solve costly logistical problems that have complicated maintenance of the World War II-era ship for years. Two South Carolina colleges landed on a national list of the world's most beautiful campuses. Mount Pleasant residents say a sidewalk construction project damaged their vehicles and left them frustrated after attempts to get reimbursed fell through. We're going to catch you up on these and other top stories from The Post and Courier for Tuesday, Oct. 27. Laffey destroyer is getting a new home a...
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Greenville City Hall Shuts Down for Two-Year, $35M Makeover on Main Street
Greenville City Hall closed its doors this week for a renovation expected to cost $35 million and take more than two years, sending council meetings and city departments scattering to temporary homes around downtown. The 53-year-old, 10-story building on South Main Street held its final council meeting Monday night before crews move in to begin gutting the inside.