Martha Heaton

Seneca – Martha Ann Bryant Heaton, 73, wife of the late Curtis MacArthur Heaton, passed away, Monday, February 20, 2023, at North Pointe Nursing in Anderson, SC.   Born in Oconee County, South Carolina, Martha was the daughter of the late John Thomas Bryant and Earline Stone Crumpton.   Martha is survived by her sons, Steve Hightower (Teresa), Brian Heaton […]

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Scott pursues relief for car dealers

U.S. Senators Tim Scott (R-S.C.) and Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) introduced the Supply Chain Disruptions Relief Act, bipartisan legislation to provide tax relief to auto dealers experiencing inventory shortages due to global supply chain issues. “Auto dealers across the country have struggled to maintain inventory due to global supply chain constraints,” said Senator Scott. “This legislation will help stabilize the industry and support thousands of jobs […]

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Boil Water Advisory

Pioneer Rural Water District advises the residents of Overlook Drive, Herring Road, Durham Road, Tugaloo Heights Circle, FairPlay Heights Circle, FairPlay Heights Road, Carolina Landing Drive, Gates Cove Drive, Watersedge Drive, Riverlake Drive, Tugaloo Drive, Heights Drive, East Watersedge Drive, Northview Ct., Shore Drive, and East Shore Drive   located in Anderson and Oconee county, to vigorously boil their water […]

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Carelessness suspected culprit in two fires

Weather conditions yesterday were conducive to brush fires, and that’s exactly what happened in the Walhalla area.  One brush fire occurred along N. Church Street; the second was a brush fire south of the city on the Hefner Road.  The fire department is requesting that everyone be cognizant that, approaching springtime, a grass, brush, or woods fire can occur simply […]

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Jocassee event harbinger of spring

An event in these parts that seems to correspond with the departure of Old Man Winter is planned less than a month away. It’s the annual BellFest at the Devil’s State Park, which the nonprofit Friends of Jocassee sponsors to celebrate the rare Oconee Bell, a flower that grows only in this part of the world.  BellFest this year will […]

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Jeremy Mercuri moves up the Clemson University ladder

Jeremy Mercuri has been appointed deputy director of the Clemson University Biomedical Engineering Innovation Campus (CUBEInC) and faculty fellow in the Clemson University School of Health Research. Mercuri joined Clemson’s bioengineering faculty in 2013 and currently serves as the John Witherspoon Gilpin, M.D. ‘82 Endowed Associate Professor. Jeremy Mercuri As part of his new duties, Mercuri will serve as the […]

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