Walhalla city government changes

Walhalla councilman Josh Holliday has announced that, as the result of his new job in the Oconee public schools, he will step down from his part-time job as city councilman, effective today.  Holliday is going to be missed by Mayor Tim Hall.  The mayor called Holliday a voice of reason, integrity, and sound judgment.  And, to serve as interim city […]

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Watch Seneca in action live

Seneca City Council meetings starting next week may be accessed live on You Tube, in place of the previous Vimeo format.  To navigate the live broadcasts of Seneca Council meetings, please use the link to access the City of Seneca You Tube page:  https://www.youtube.com/@CityofSeneca Or a viewer may go to the City of Seneca website (www.seneca.sc.us) and access the link […]

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Walhalla man’s trial in Anderson

The prosecution case against a Walhalla man is expected to finish today in the Anderson County General Sessions Court.  Defendant Darrell Scott Brooks was charged with kidnapping and assault with intent to commit criminal sexual conduct after he was arrested in a police chase in 2024 in the Oconee County community of Long Creek.

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Third reading votes to change special fire tax district

The squabbles between the Corinth-Shiloh special fire tax district and a group of  disgruntled former volunteers might be resolved through a process of mediation.  101.7/WGOG NEWS has learned from spokesmen on both sides that attorneys are advising the choice of a mediator. Last night Matthew Durham described as petty the differences.  The Oconee County Council chairman commented as he successfully […]

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Bridge repairs in rural Oconee

The South Carolina Department of Transportation will close the Little Choestoea Road (S-37-168) bridge over Tributary to Little Choestoea Creek in Oconee County beginning Tuesday, August 11, to allow crews to replace the existing bridge.   Due to the extensive work required, the closure is scheduled to continue until early January 2027, weather permitting.   Built in 1970, the Little […]

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New AnMed statement

“Our team continues to provide support for patients with questions for their doctor’s offices through AnMed Medical Group’s patient support line at 864-824-3850. We know many patients are finding it difficult to get through to that number, and we understand how frustrating that is. We are experiencing high call volumes. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work to […]

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Walhalla stabbing death case headed for trial

A near 4-year-old Walhalla homicide case appears bound for trial in September in the Oconee General Sessions Court. According to the docket for the September 14 court week, the state proposes to call as the first trial the charge of murder against Lakeisha Shanice Mclendon.  A Hartwell, Georgia woman, Mclendon is charged with murder in the stabbing death of Terrance […]

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