Boil water advisory repealed

THE CITY OF WESTMINSTER HAS REPEALED THE BOIL WATER ADVISORY FOR THE FOLLOWING AREAS:   EFFECTIVE DATE: 12/14/2023   THE CITY OF WESTMINSTER PUBLIC WORKS ADVISES THE RESIDENTS LIVING ON US 76 WEST OF RIVERSONG DR, ALL ROADS OFF OF US 76, INCLUDING UNITY CHURCH RD, COBB BRIDGE RD, NORTH UP HWY 76 ALL THE WAY TO THE WELCOME CHURCH […]

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Federal parolee arrested in Toccoa, Georgia

Georgia law enforcement authorities arrested two people after a Tuesday afternoon chase that started with a traffic stop attempt on the Toccoa Bypass near highway 145.  The Stephens County Sheriff’s Office identified 30-year-old Cleveland, Georgia resident, Brandon Richard Nash, as a federal parolee who now faces the following new charges:  trafficking in methamphetamine, aggravated assault on law enforcement, attempted removal […]

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Brenda Wynne Carnes

Westminster – Brenda Jean Wynne Carnes, 78, wife of the late Roger Dale Carnes, passed away on Tuesday, December 12, 2023, at her residence.   Born in Brevard, North Carolina, Brenda was the daughter of the late Dennis and Nellie Brooks Wynne.  Brenda was proud to be the first lady EMT at Oconee Memorial Hospital and later a Nurse for […]

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Duke approves grant to a local re-build group

An Upstate outfit that specializes in home repairs to eligible recipients is the recipient of one of 15 Duke Energy grants for South Carolina non-profits that help seniors with home repairs.  Rebuild Upstate (Oconee and Pickens counties) receives $10 thousand.  The non-profit may use the money to install safety handrails in bathrooms, replace rotting floors, install handicap ramps, and repair […]

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Mental Health Court to be established

South Carolina Chief Justice Donald Beatty believes there’s demonstrated need for a mental health court in Anderson County to divert mentally ill persons from jails.  In an order this week, Beatty appointed At-Large Judge Cordell Maddox to preside over the Anderson Mental Health Court and Judge Lawton McIntosh as his backup.  The chief justice acknowledged that David Wagner, 10th circuit […]

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Two judgeship hopefuls deemed qualified

After hearings late last month, two attorneys have been deemed qualified and nominated to run for a vacant judgeship in the 10th Circuit of Oconee and Anderson counties.  It’s a seat belonging to Anderson County.  According to the state’s Judicial Merit Selection Commission, the two are David Brousseau, attorney in Anderson, and Heather Vry Scalzo, attorney in Greenville.  A vote […]

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