Man beaten with metal pipes near Walhalla

A recent early morning assault in which the attackers used metal pipes to beat a man in a home on Sherwood Drive near Walhalla has resulted in the arrest of one person and an alert that sheriff’s officers seek to arrest three others, including an underage person.  Arrested Thursday in the Bountyland community was a 33-year-old woman, Kellie Renee Brown, […]

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“We shall respond”

“We shall respond” was the message from President Biden after a drone strike killed three American service members and left 34 injured in Jordan near the Syrian border.  The president places the blame on Iran-backed militias.  Senator Lindsey Graham’s message:  “Hit Iran now.  Hit them hard.”

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Frances Jenkins

Seneca – Frances Cox Jenkins, 81, wife of the late Garland Jenkins, passed away on Friday, January 26, 2024, at Seneca Health and Rehabilitation Center.   Born in Oconee County, South Carolina, Frances was the daughter of the late Charlie James and Bethel Cleo Evatt Cox. Frances was retired from West Point Stevens and attended Newry Church of God.  Frances […]

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The “Repeatedly Flooded Communities Preparation Act”

As a Charleston resident, Senator Tim Scott has witnessed the damage that hurricanes create — especially storm Hugo in the late 80s.  And he worked through storms as an insurance agent.  Scott is again trying to win support of his re-introduced bill the “Repeatedly Flooded Communities Preparation Act”. The bill encourages flood-prone communities to take preventive action and end the […]

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Aero draft plan tantamount to a “wish list”

A replacement airport terminal is part of a five-year “wish list” of proposed capital improvement projects reviewed yesterday by the Oconee Aeronautics Commission, in a regular meeting held in county council chambers.  Joseph Barkevich of the Oconee Regional Airport’s long-time outside consultant company W-K Dickson suggested a new terminal to be built adjacent to the existing facility.  Other potential future […]

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Warning issued for the health of poultry flocks

Clemson University animal health officials are urging owners of backyard poultry flocks and pet waterfowl to keep their birds away from wild waterfowl and the waters they inhabit. The warning comes after backyard flocks in Horry and Orangeburg counties contracted the Eurasian strain of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI), presumably from wild birds and waterways frequented by wild birds. In both […]

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