Heather Elaine Calhoun

Walhalla- Heather Elaine Calhoun, 34, of Stand Point Vista Drive, Apt. 5, Walhalla, SC, passed away September 27, 2021, at her residence.   Born in Middlesboro, KY, Heather was the daughter of William Earl Calhoun, Jr. of Tennessee and Brett Elaine Slife Calhoun of Virginia. Heather’s greatest joy and love was her son Gage. Heather was a huge Clemson Football […]

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School District reaction to federal court ruling

  Here this afternoon’s statement:  “Federal District Judge Mary Geiger Lewis issued a temporary restraining order Tuesday on the state’s one-year budget provision aimed at preventing school districts from mandating masks for students and staff.  In the order, Judge Lewis ruled that SC Budget Proviso 1.108 discriminates against students with disabilities and violates the Americans with Disabilities Act and additional […]

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Schools have “discretionary authority” to require masks

The state superintendent of education says a federal court ruling yesterday has the effect of giving school districts “discretionary authority” to require masks.  Superintendent Spearman sent a memorandum today to district superintendents which, in part, read:  “In its order, the Court used strong language to share grave concerns about barriers to meaningful access to in-person education, programs, services, and activities […]

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Hubert Rudolph McAlister

    West Union, SC– Hubert Rudolph McAlister, 67, of 4050 Safety Harbor Road, West Union, passed away Monday, September 27, 2021, at Oconee Memorial Hospital.   A native of Seneca, SC, Mr. McAlister was the son of the late Clarence and Alfia Bell Smith McAlister. He retired from WestPoint-Stevens and was of the Methodist faith.   Mr. McAlister is […]

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George Michael Rooney

Westminster- George Michael Rooney, sailed away September 17th, 2021 at Richard Campbell Veterans Nursing Home in Anderson, South Carolina, after a very long and courage fight with dementia.   He was born January 28th,1947 to Carl and Maggie Rooney in Middlebury, Vermont. George lived at Fort Peak, Montana as a young boy, growing up at Boysen Lake, Wyoming Government Camp […]

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Blood products sent to southern Louisiana

One month after Ida made landfill in New Orleans, blood donations in southern Louisiana are still severely hindered.  That’s why Upstate South Carolina’s provider of blood for local and regional hospitals is supplementing the supply in Louisiana by sending products to the Blood Center of southern Louisiana.  Throughout the upstate and the rest of the country, blood donations remained down […]

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Arrest in crime probe at Seneca home

The police in Seneca have arrested a man on charges in the investigation of crimes Sunday at a home on Livingston Circle.  Among the charges announced yesterday against Layfette Ronyell Hoover:  burglary first degree and domestic violence high and aggravated.  Arrest warrants signed by Officer Grate and issued by Judge Singleton allege that Hoover broke into the Livingston Circle home […]

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