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An alumni spring event in Clemson tonight will feature a three-hour concert by Cravin’ Melon and require the closing of part of College Street downtown. From highway 93 to Earle Street, College Avenue will be closed from 6 pm to 9 pm. Host for this event is the Clemson University Alumni Association.
Read moreWalhalla, SC– James Ralph Williams, 82, husband of the late Mildred “Mickey” Kelley Williams of Walhalla, SC, passed away Wednesday, March 23, 2022 at Cottingham Hospice House. A native of Walhalla, SC, Mr. Williams was the son of the late Thurman Speck and Mary Alice Williams. He retired from West Point Stevens – Seneca Plant and was a […]
Read moreDid a tornado cause the damage last night in Six Mile and neighborhoods near the city of Pickens? Damage surveys by the National Weather Service will be made today, in conjunction with what Pickens County Emergency Services has learned about the storm that damaged property and structures on Crystal Lane near Reese Mill near Pickens and in the vicinity of […]
Read moreA deputy with the Oconee County Sheriff’s Office was involved in a two vehicle collision this morning on West-Oak Highway at Return Church Road. The E-911 Communications Center received a call in regards to the accident around 7:55 am this morning. State trooper Ridgeway said no injuries, no one went to the hospital. The South Carolina Highway Patrol […]
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Walhalla business license holders may now renew their licenses for the 2022 year. According to the city, the rate schedules have changed. You can pay by emailing Elijah Hayes at [email protected]. Renewals should indicate gross receipts for the 2021 tax year before a total is calculated. Once a payment is processed, the license holder may select his/her preferred method of […]
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Walhalla’s committee for diversity, equity, and inclusion partners next week with Tri-County Technical College for an event to highlight careers in healthcare, advanced manufacturing, business, early childhood education, computer information technology, public services, and more. The 5 to 7:30 pm community event Tuesday, March 29 at the Oconee Tech campus on SC Highway 11 promises on-hand experts in admissions, financial […]
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In the meeting held by the federal government’s nuclear watchdog, there was a reminder that the Nuclear Regulatory Commission remains an open agency when it comes to communications with both the public and nuclear workers. As explained by Jared Nadel, NRC senior resident inspector at Oconee Nuclear, he and his staff are a phone call away. His comments were triggered […]
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In 2021, the government watchdog agency NRC determined that Duke’s Oconee Nuclear Station ran safely, but one inspection finding from late last year has yet to be fully categorized. This was announced yesterday during a Nuclear Regulatory Commission public meeting to go over safety performances for three Duke South Carolina nuclear plants, Oconee being one. NRC uses color-coded findings and […]
Read moreDouglas “Doug” Hayhurst, age 66, of Salem SC formerly of New Jersey passed away on Monday, March 14, 2022, at his home. Born December 14, 1955, in Queens, NY he was the son of the late Ray Hayhurst and Patricia (Cassidy) Hayhurst. Doug was a US Navy Veteran and worked as an auto parts machinist for most of his life. […]
Read moreBobbie (Bobi) Sarepta (Cox) Cloer of Seneca, SC, died on March 22, 2022, at the Cottingham Hospice House in Seneca. Bobbie was born on August 12, 1938, the daughter of Margaret (Emma) Cox of Brevard, NC, and Terrell Pappy of Jacksonville, Fl. Bobbie grew up in Brevard, NC, with her brothers, James Dennis (Denny) Landreth and Larry Landreth. She attended […]
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