Norm Cannada is a journalist for The (Seneca) Journal, focusing on local news in Mayberry. With a keen interest in community affairs and public safety, Norm covers a range of topics including accidents, crime, local government, and community events. His articles aim to inform and engage the residents of Mayberry with the latest news and updates in their area.
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Norm Cannada's coverage is heavily focused on local news and community events, with an emphasis on crime, accidents, government activities, and fundraising. His articles often feature announcements, government announcements, and press releases.
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SENECA — Sabrina Foulke and her 13-year-old son, Robert, woke up early Saturday morning waiting in anticipation of a special delivery.
SENECA — Clouds threatening rain — with drops falling at times — forced cancellations of several community service projects over the weekend, but hundreds of members of Foothills Church in
By: Norm Cannada
SENECA — The idea of becoming a foster parent can be incredibly fulfilling, seeing the difference it makes in the future of the child who is being cared for, loved and has opportunities to have as close to a normal life as possible.
SENECA — What began as an open house with a few activities Saturday turned into a community gathering that raised nearly $2,000 to help the family of a 5-year-old battling
SENECA — City council is scheduled to discuss concerns about smoking at Jazz on the Alley and other city events at its monthly meeting Tuesday night.
SENECA — Local officials expressed disappointment that a bill designed to hold drug dealers accountable for deaths caused by fentanyl or fentanyl-related products didn't become law before the S.C. General Assembly adjourned for the 2024 session, but said they would keep working on the goal in the next session.
SENECA — While city officials are considering regulating smoking at city-sponsored events, officials did agree Tuesday night to take a little time to hear from residents before making a final
SENECA — Corinth-Shiloh Fire Department officials took their case to become a special purpose district directly to the people they serve Tuesday — in an effort to convince residents to support a referendum to fund the department's work and move away from being a fully volunteer fire department.
SENECA — The grounds of the Tribble Center on South Cove Road got some sprucing up recently with the help of several businesses who came together with donations to improve the look of the center.
SALEM — The candidates for 10th Circuit Solicitor in the June 11 Republican primary made their cases before a group at a forum planned by the Oconee County Republican Women
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