Seneca reviews plans for a Dunkin’

For weeks, a sign on the 123 Seneca ByPass beckons the arrival of a Dunkin’, formerly known as Dunkin’ Donuts.  And Ed Halbig of city government says the planning and community development department has reviewed plans for the restaurant, to go on a vacant ByPass spot that, as long as 50 years ago, supported a Maryland Fried Chicken restaurant. According […]

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For most part, a “DHEC” requirement going away

A layer of South Carolina bureaucracy is disappearing with the elimination of the required certificate for most healthcare facilities to obtain a “CON” – a certificate of need from “DHEC” before building a new facility, purchasing certain medical equipment, or providing additional medical services.  There are some exceptions, however, as noted by the governor’s office.  Until January 1, 2027, a […]

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Who shall speak for the House?

One of Washington’s $64 dollar questions is who shall serve as the next Speaker of the House.  Either Steve Scalise or Jim Jordan, the man endorsed by Jeff Duncan, South Carolina’s 3rd District representative.  However, Fox News Digital quotes former President Trump as saying he would accept a short-term role as Speaker, to serve as a “unifier” for the Republican […]

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Grab a laugh tonight at Utica

Many of us take ourselves too seriously.  Aaron Rodgers was fond of saying, “Relax R. E. L. A. X”.  Well, laughs are promised tonight at the Oconee Community Theatre in Utica.  It’s a 1st Friday night comedy night, and the community theater invites everyone to be the audience.  Admittance is $8 cash at the door.

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Richard Nicholson

Walhalla – Richard “Rick” Estee Nicholson, 63, passed away on Thursday, October 5th, 2023, at his residence.   Born in Walhalla, South Carolina, Rick was the son of the late James Estee and Barbara Sue Melton Nicholson of Walhalla.  Rick was retired from Duke Power.   Richard is survived by his daughter, Cheyenne Nicholson (Brodie Burrell); sister, Linda Cantrell of […]

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Bringing the candidates together in one setting

Walhalla’s elective offices are a hot commodity this election season.  And the organization Partners for Progress has plans to bring all candidates together for a meet-and-greet whose purpose is an informational opportunity for the voting public and the 11 men and women running in November.  This year there are two candidates for mayor and a field of nine people for […]

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