Main Street trees alight — on Arbor Day morning
It’s Arbor Day and Walhalla’s Main Street trees downtown overnight were alight in white color. Ceremonies to observe Arbor Day take place this morning downtown.
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It’s Arbor Day and Walhalla’s Main Street trees downtown overnight were alight in white color. Ceremonies to observe Arbor Day take place this morning downtown.
Read moreAt a special called board meeting held Thursday, April 28th, 2022, the School District of Oconee County Board of Trustees approved several administrative hires for the 2022-2023 school year. Dr. Thorsland said, “We are delighted to have quality individuals within our district to fill these administrative positions. Many of them are SDOC graduates who have chosen to invest in and […]
Read moreThe time is near for Oconee sewer policymakers to deliberate and approved a budget for the next 12 month period which starts July 1. And part of the process will be availability for the public comment on or ask questions about the sewer authority’s proposed budget for fiscal 2023. Sewer charges have made for much concern in the last year, […]
Read moreResidents of Walhalla’s Thompson Avenue and nearby residents are receiving an invitation to join a free app that promotes connectivity during times when some neighbors don’t know their own neighbors. The app is called Nextdoor City Limits and, according to one Andover Way resident, features a site that tells what’s going on in their city, helps people recover lost pets, […]
Read moreThe president says he is not worried about a recession, but the district’s representative to congress is. Rep. Jeff Duncan of the 3rd District points to economists who sense the U-S is approaching recession, and he urges his constituents to be aware of the implications for a shrinking economy and prepare for, what he says, is an impending recession.
Read moreThe following is a statement issued by Oconee schools on a bus wreck reported this morning on Seneca’s S. Oak Street: “An SDOC bus serving Seneca Middle and Seneca High School was involved in an accident this morning. A car ran a red light and struck the bus. There were no injuries to students or the driver. Students were transported […]
Read moreWalhalla will not let Arbor Day pass without demonstrating why trees are important in our lives. On Arbor Day tomorrow, the city will hold a tree-planting ceremony and a tree give-away. The tree planting will be at 10 o’clock tomorrow morning at the Depot, near the gazebo. At 11, a tree will be given away on the Brown’s greenspace on […]
Read moreRecent significant growth makes the case for Seneca to update its comprehensive plan, in the view of the city’s director of planning and community development. It’s a job for an outside firm to undertake, as explained by Ed Halbig this week to the city council.
Read moreA college-wide party marked Tri-County Technical College’s 60th year and a new logo. Chairman Tom Strange of Tech’s policy board gave a brief history of the college. Then Tech President DeHay and members of the student government association unveiled a logo that features a shield which DeHay says represents Tech’s past and “the strength of its future.” Three bars represent […]
Read moreA small fire was put out around 9 o’clock last night in a metal storage building on West Union’s Anderson Street. No one hurt.
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