Shooting suspect unaccounted for

The suspect in a Saturday night gunfire incident in Mountain Rest remains unaccounted for this morning, but he’s being sought by law enforcement.  The man being sought has been identified by the Oconee Sheriff’s Office as Zackary Edwin Sterling Fiskeaux.  He’s accused of fleeing a deputy sheriff by running into woods in the vicinity of the Cassidy Bridge Road and […]

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Myra Williams

Walhalla, SC — Myra Delane Williams, 70, wife of Troy Williams, of Walhalla, passed away on January 28, 2022 at Oconee Memorial Hospital.   Born in Oconee County, SC, Mrs. Williams was the daughter of the late Clifford White and Eunice Stancil White. She was a member of College Street Baptist Church.   In addition to her husband, Mrs. Williams […]

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Thaddeus Edward Delonis

  Salem, SC– Thaddeus Edward Delonis, 76, husband of Mary Ellen Delonis, of Salem, SC, passed away Thursday, January 27, 2022, at Cottingham Hospice House.   A native of Detroit, MI, Mr. Delonis was the son of the late Leonard Vincent and Irene Wypijewski Delonis. He was a veteran of the U.S. Army and retired as a CPA.   In […]

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Concrete poured early today in Newry transformation

If you are out early on Oconee County roads, it’s not unusual to see concrete trucks start their early morning rounds.  Concrete poured this morning in the former textile village of Newry, where developers are transforming the former mill property into apartments and stores.  A photographer was able to catch images of the concrete pour when he snapped four pictures […]

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Afghani refugees headed for Clemson

As many as 60 Afghanistan refugees will try to transition to new lives in Clemson, as part of a program of the Lutheran Services of the Carolinas.  These displaced Afghanis are considered to have been friendly to the U-S government, but are no longer considered safe in their native country.  Mayor Robert Halfacre made this statement this morning:  “We are […]

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Splash pad a Seneca project for another time

If and when Seneca creates a splash pad for summertime fun, it won’t go in what’s called Harper Plaza in the midst of the downtown.  Scott Moulder, city administrator, this week ruled out the downtown property envisioned for recreation green space, along with a handful of new commercial business space, as a good place for water splashing fun.  As Moulder […]

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