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Westminster City Council gave tentative approval last night to an ordinance that would make the mayor an ex-officio member of the Joint Regional Sewer Authority. In the case of Brian Ramey, the current mayor, he’ll find himself back to a seat on the board that sets the policy for the three-municipality sewer operations of Seneca, Walhalla, and Westminster. A rule […]
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Have you ever wondered if you are in need of a coach to guide you thru the many paths your life will take? The Oconee Chamber of Commerce believes there’s value in the thought, so it has arranged for Joseph Drolshagen, a life coach, to work with this year’s Oconee Leadership. Each year the chamber organizes a class populated by […]
Read moreCLEMSON, SC – On a cool and cloudy Saturday in Clemson, a week prior to heading to Columbia to face off with South Carolina, Coach Dabo Swinney and the Clemson Tigers welcomed The Citadel Bulldogs (5-5). Saturday was also a day where Clemson recognized and remembered all of the members of the Armed Forces for Military Appreciation Day to coincide […]
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Oconee County Coroner Karl Addis says a Saturday evening car crash near Walhalla High School took the lives of three people from neighboring states. Police say two vehicles hit head-on around 6 pm Saturday on North Highway 11 near Austin Edwards Road in the Pickett Post Community. The coroner has identified one of the fatalities as 51 year-old Wayne R. […]
Read morePamela Lackey, president of South Carolina AT & T used an Apple Festival forum today in Westminster to announce that her company is bringing high-speed connectivity to rural and under-served areas in Oconee County and the rest of the state. Lackey gave the featured talk at the Apple Rotary Luncheon that filled the large activity room in the Westminster Baptist […]
Read moreInvestigators are at 274 W. Halfway Branch Road between Seneca and Walhalla trying to figure out why a noon hour fire damaged a home. There was no one home, and fire fighters faced fire coming from the doors and windows. According to Charlie King, Oconee Fire Chief, it took 15 minutes to stop the fire. About 25 fire fighters worked […]
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