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Envision City of Clemson invites residents, students and visitors to take part in a first-time alternative transportation event Sunday afternoon called “Trek the Trails”. They can do this by biking or walking the Green Crescent Tail connection between Patrick Square and Nettles Park and explore the new woodland trails at Nettles. The events start at 3 o’clock with a bike […]
Read moreThe South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) is recommending a second, COVID-19 booster shot for certain individuals to further prevent severe cases in higher risk groups. DHEC’s recommendations largely mirror recommendations announced Tuesday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). DHEC recommends a second booster for those 12 and up who are moderately or severely immunocompromised. A second booster should […]
Read moreCar accidents are on the increase across a wet Upstate South Carolina. One of those accidents occurred shortly after 7:30 this morning on the Picket Post Road. The state patrol reported injuries in the accident.
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The National Weather Service’s official observer at Walhalla, Barbara Wilson, will send a report to the NWS that’ll include a 6.86″ rainfall in the county seat. The additional rain pelting Walhalla will show up on the report that Wilson will send to cover April. As for the day Thursday March 30, Walhalla’s official high temperature was 70; the low 48.
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An Oconee deputy dialed an 864 number and heard a man answer “Sheriff’s Department.” The deputy told that man he could be charged with impersonating an officer. The man uttered profanity and hung up. The deputy was suspicious when she got a cell call from someone claiming he was a “Sergeant Johnson from the Oconee County Sheriff’s Office.” The deputy […]
Read moreA tree that fell this morning on a road near Walhalla likely will force school bus drivers and others to take an alternate route. The location is the Lusk Road between Playground and Rocky Knoll Roads. Problems associated with cutting and removing that tree is interfering with thru traffic there.
Read moreOconee and the 45 other South Carolina counties, rated by the CDC, are now in a low transmission category for the spread of COVID-19, and the state’s assistant epidemiologist says her agency is encouraging by the drop of case numbers. However, Dr. Jane Kelly recommends that everyone remain vigilant to the possibility of another outbreak, such as the ones caused […]
Read moreWalhalla, SC– James Hoyt Lee, 88, husband of Mary Marian Grant Lee, of Walhalla, SC, passed away Tuesday, March 30, 2022 at Oconee Memorial Hospital. A native of Walhalla, SC, Mr. Lee was the son of the late James and Mary Hannah Satterfield Lee. He was a veteran of the U.S. Army and retired from Avondale. Mr. Lee was […]
Read moreA traffic stop Tuesday in Walhalla brought out the police canine for a sniff of the vehicle. As result of that stop at N. College and EN Broad streets, the police say, a 28-year old local woman, Megan Danielle Holman, was arrested on the charge of trafficking meth or cocaine. The police said they confiscated a large quantity of a […]
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A new use has been identified for an empty commercial building near Keowee Key. The building that had housed a bank may now be used as an animal hospital, to be operated by a Keowee Key property. Several neighbors and friends of veterinarian Monica Milasnovich Parker say they’ll welcome the facility. Monday night Parker secured a special exception that changes […]
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