Charles Gillespie

Charles W. Gillespie, 90, widower of the late Margaret Price Gillespie and a lifelong resident of Westminster, passed away Monday, May 21, 2018. A memorial service will be held 2 pm, Thursday, May 24, 2018 at the Chapel of Sandifer Funeral Home. The family will receive friends from 12:30 – 2 pm prior to the service at the funeral home. […]

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Federal law enforcement arm places hold on Walhallan

A Walhalla man who was ticketed Saturday for running a red light now finds himself in jail, on a hold from “ICE”—the Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Paul Harris, interim Walhalla chief of police, said arresting officer Zack McCall discovered the hold on Fredy Chirinos of Henson Lane after citing 38-year old Chirinos for driving without a South Carolina license and […]

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Logan Roach

Salem – Logan Cuttler Roach, infant child of Christopher Roach and Belinda Hopkins, 335 Shady Grady Circle, passed away Saturday, May 19, 2018. A graveside service will be held 2 pm, Saturday, May 26, 2018 at Whitmire Cemetery in Salem. The family will receive friends following the graveside service. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made C/O Sandifer Funeral […]

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KOYO Bearings officially opens addition

So many bearings and other products are being made these days at JTEKT North America’s plant at Walhalla that the company has created 173,000 additional square feet for inventory before the products are moved out the door to its automotive customers. Anthony Perdrix, plant manager, cut a ribbon this morning officially opening the addition, in front of a crowd that […]

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Oconee sets Memorial Day ceremony

This year’s Oconee Memorial Day ceremony is set for a week from today. It will take place at noon Monday, May 28 in the Walhalla Center for Performing Arts, formerly called Walhalla Civic Auditorium. Jerry Dyar, public information officer for the Oconee Veterans Council, says, as always, the ceremony pays tribute to the 210 Oconee service members who paid the […]

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Six Mile man allegedly stole a bread truck

A 27-year old man from the Pickens County town of Six Mile has been arrested and charged with stealing a bread truck. Pickens County Sheriff’s Office quote witnesses as saying that last Thursday morning a man walked up to the Dollar General on the Liberty Highway and, moments later, was seen driving away at a high rate of speed. The […]

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How SC 11 measures up as a scenic highway

A question posed recently after a talk to a Walhalla civic club conjured up thoughts from long ago when a two-lane country highway, from Fair Play to Gaffney, was touted as a scenic highway. SC 11 which connects with I-85 from Fair Play at one end to Gaffney at the other was built in the 1970s with the vision that […]

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Search to continue at Whitewater Falls

At first light this morning, rescuers will re-gather to pick up the search for a female who fell about 70 feet yesterday afternoon into the Whitewater River. She was part of a group of four people who were on an outing at the popular area at the South Carolina-North Carolina line. From the start yesterday, search crews encountered complex and […]

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