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Minnie Francis Reid Morris, 95, formerly of 701 E. Main Street, Walhalla died Monday at Residences at Park Place. She was the widow of B-F (Bunk) Morris. The funeral will be 2 pm Friday at Davenport Funeral Home. The family receives friends from 1-2 p-m Friday, prior to the service at Davenport Funeral Home. In place of flowers, memorials may […]
Read moreRobert “Bob” William Frederick Sr., 75, of 307 S. Isundega Street, Westminster died Wednesday at his home. He was the husband of Helen Marcengill Frederick. The funeral will be 2 pm Saturday from the Chapel of Sandifer Funeral Home. The family receives friends prior to the service, 1-2 pm, at the funeral home. Burial will follow in Heritage Memorial Gardens. […]
Read moreA school district administrator says the video from Monday’s momentous meeting of the Oconee school trustees has been delayed by a glitch. But Steve Hanvey says the technical problem, apparently caused by the length of the four-hour meeting, is being worked out. At any hour now you can look for the video through the appropriate links on the Oconee School […]
Read moreThe milling of asphalt and new paving the next few days are affecting downtown Walhalla traffic patterns, The contractor requests that motorists pay attention to the flagmen and machinery—especially between the Main Street blocks of Tugaloo and Catherine streets. Here is a prediction by contractor Hutch ‘N Son: “Electrical wire pulling is continuing and hopefully soon we will have street […]
Read moreThe odds of being selected as a bone marrow donor are 1 in 540. Some people are on the list for years and never get called. But Clemson student Andrew White received a call from the National Marrow Donor Program to tell him that he was a potential match for a 48-year old woman with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. The biological sciences […]
Read moreIf you are thinking about running for a political office, the Oconee Chamber of Commerce will offer an education course tomorrow from noon until 5 o’clock. Jillian Lusk, chamber executive director, says this course is meant for aspiring leaders to get a taste of what they can expect should they choose to step into a public role. All participants must […]
Read moreThe arrest Tuesday of a 40-year old man marked the 39th arrest in an “Operation Infinity” drug sweep started last spring by the Oconee Sheriff’s Office. According to the Sheriff’s Office, Sheldon LaShane Williams is charged in warrants with distributing crack cocaine to an undercover operative on December 16, 2014 and January 20, 2015. Williams has two addresses: Westminster and […]
Read moreMore than 60 businesses from the Upstate take part today in the Home, Health and Life Expo that 94.1/The Lake will put on at Seneca’s Shaver Recreation Complex. Between the hours of 4 this afternoon and 7 tonight, you can enjoy samples of steak and shrimp, wine tastings, and register for prizes. According to 94.1/The Lake’s Brandon Kessler, it’s a […]
Read moreWhat was been described as an accidental fatal shooting near Clemson has been resolved by two guilty pleas and a sentence today in the Oconee General Sessions Court. Octavis Jamal Robinson pleaded guilty to attempted armed robbery and involuntary manslaughter. Judge Letitia Verdin ordered Robinson to prison for 10 years, with a credit of 621 days in jail awaiting trial. […]
Read moreA 36-year old man today was sent to prison for 18 years after he pleaded guilty in the Oconee General Sessions Court to multiple sex offenses, including the charge of incest. Judge Letitia Verdin handed down the sentence to Casey Gaines who pleaded guilty to incest and criminal sexual conduct with a minor second degree and resolve charges in both […]
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