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The north and south bound travel lanes of College Ave, between Earle St. and Keith St. will be closed Wednesday, July 27th from 6am to 6pm for remilling and paving. Traffic control and signage will be implemented by BC Cannon in the same way that was used for the tower crane dismantling a few months back. Sloan St will be […]
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The City of Walhalla Water Department experienced a loss of system pressure due to a major water main break, and advises residents to vigorously boil their water for at least one (1) full minute prior to drinking or cooking. Also, any ice made from water, which has not been boiled, should not be used for drinking purposes. This advisory applies […]
Read moreGC Pageants will hold its annual pageant on Sunday, July 31, 4:00, at Walhalla Middle School in Walhalla, SC. Young women from across the state will vie for five Miss titles and five Teen titles that will lead to an opportunity to compete next March for the state titles of Miss SC USA and Miss SC Teen USA. The 27 […]
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A theft two weeks ago in Fair Play led to the arrest early yesterday of Roebuck, South Carolina resident Michael Eugene Smith Jr. Arrest and case records show charges against 51-year old Smith of grand larceny and malicious injury to personal property—the theft of a dump trailer July 3 at Boone’s Buggies on S. Highway 11.
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The U.S. Space Force welcomed Clemson University as an official member of its University Partnership Program (UPP) at a Memorandum of Understanding signing event on July 18. The USSF — the sixth and newest branch of the U.S. Armed Forces — established the UPP to identify, develop and retain a diverse, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math)-capable workforce to further its mission […]
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Some of South Carolina’s leading geologists have authored a report exploring the factors behind recent earthquakes in the area of the Kershaw County town of Elgin, an effort to help the public understand what is happening and why. The geologists, from the S.C. Department of Natural Resources Geological Survey, the University of South Carolina and College of Charleston, sought to […]
Read moreTwo of Willie Aikens longest fans and friends in Seneca are Pat and Charley Thompson—an association that started when Aikens played high school sports. Retired educator Charley Thompson coached Aikens in football and basketball, and Charley Thompson remains in touch with Aikens to this day—having spoken with him by phone about four weeks ago. The Thompson family plans to see […]
Read moreDon, passed at the age of 68 on Friday, June 24, 2022, at his home. Born on September 27, 1953, in Waterproof, La. to the union of the late Enos and Elizabeth Riley Sr. Don was the baby boy of 12 children and at an early age he accepted Christ as his Lord and Savior. After graduating from the […]
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If you have a comment or a question about the advent of piped sewer across the southern edge of Oconee County, the public input period has been extended through Sunday, July 24. The next phase of the project is gathering information. You can access information on the OJRSA website by selecting the link Sewer Basin Public Survey”. Input can be […]
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The Walhalla City Hall will be closed tomorrow. Brandon Burton, city administrator, said the reason is staff training.
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