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Why Should Every Eligible Resident Participate in NHANES? Participants receive a free and comprehensive health and nutrition evaluation. Participants help develop and evolve national health programs and policies. Participants receive a token of appreciation for their time. All information collected is confidential, as required by law. The National Health and Nutrition […]
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Joe Borgstrom normally does not attempt to influence those from whom he seeks opinions about what to do about a specific property, but he made some extemporaneous comments this week that revealed what he thinks about the city-owned building which houses the Walhalla Police Department at the corner of Main and N. College streets. The real estate re-development specialist doesn’t […]
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The police at Hartwell, Georgia hope information from the public can help crack the case of a Labor Day double homicide in the parking lot of a nightspot, which has since closed. In the early morning September 5, gun shots took the lives of two men. At least two other people were hurt. Bullet holes were left in parked cars. […]
Read moreThe deadline to register to vote in the 2022 Statewide General Election is this Sunday, October 9th, and the State Election Commission is reminding all South Carolinians to make sure their registration is up to date. You must register by the deadline to be eligible to vote in the 2022 Statewide General Election: Register online at scVOTES.gov (must be received […]
Read moreConsidering the potential for a divisive presidential election in two years, Joe Biden and Ron DeSantis seem an odd pairing this week. But the U-S president and the Florida governor, at loggerheads on many issues, were in accord this week with the need for the federal government to help Florida recover from Hurricane Ian. The Associated Press has […]
Read moreFair Play – Linda Broome, 72, wife of James “Jimmy” Welborn Broome, passed away on Wednesday, October 5, 2022 at Cottingham Hospice House. Born in Seneca, South Carolina, Linda was retired from Rosa Clark where she was a receptionist. Linda is survived by her daughters, April Mathis (Brian), Angel Morehead (Cam); and grandchildren, Jonah Mathis (Dori Kimbrell) and […]
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Hurricane Ian forced organizers of an Oconee County lake event to re-schedule to this Saturday, when the forecast for getting out onto the water reads much better. The Lake Jocassee Paddle Splash is now set for Saturday at Devil’s Fork State Park, with registration to start at 8 am. Jennifer Bausman of the Friends of Jocassee says anyone with a […]
Read morePublished reports this morning show two Clemson football players—defensive backs Malcolm Greene and Fred Davis II—are the defendants in a civil lawsuit filed yesterday in the Pickens County Common Pleas Court. The plaintiff is identified as U-S postal worker Karen Alvarez, injured when her mail truck was allegedly hit by Davis’s car on U-S 123, just to the Greenville side […]
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Because Walhallans see the place every day, it’s only natural to overlook the good for the not so good. A pair of Walhalla visitors last evening was effusive in their praise for the Oconee municipality which resulted from the settlement established by a group of German settlers mid-19th century. Jenny Boulware of Main Street South Carolina said, “Every corner you […]
Read moreMountain Rest, SC — Jeanne G. Geiman, 71, wife of the late Sydnor Fairfax Geiman, of Mountain Rest, passed away on Wednesday, October 5, 2022, at Cottingham Hospice House. Born in Philadelphia, PA, Mrs. Geiman was the daughter of the late Stephen and Bette Roswell Gavula. She worked as a Chief of Office for Senator Poddles for the State […]
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