Albert Franklin Kendrick

Seneca – Albert Franklin Kendrick, 86, passed away on Saturday, July 17th, 2021 at Prisma Health Oconee Memorial Hospital.   Albert was born in Oconee County, and was the son of the late John Kendrick and Carrie Cox Kendrick.  Albert retired after forty-five years of service from Milliken as an electrician and master welder.  He was a member of Utica […]

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It happens every ten years following the census

South Carolina is beginning a once-every-ten-year process that decides where the political clout rests within the state’s legislative chambers.  Chairman Luke Rankin of the Senate Judiciary Committee announces a re-organization meeting takes place tomorrow for the redistricting subcommittee.  Rankin is a Republican state senator from Horry County, but the subcommittee is bi-partisan.  And Rankin declares, “I look forward to our […]

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Clemson man killed in Anderson County wreck

A pickup truck accident early yesterday morning in rural Anderson County took the life of a 23-year old Clemson man.  The accident that claimed Deandre Nathaniel Mansell occurred on the Pelzer Highway, 10 miles north of Williamston.  According to the state patrol, the pickup truck left the highway and hit a guardrail and a tree.  The driver was ejected.

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Death at Lake Hartwell (Fair Play)

An autopsy is planned today in the death of a 47-year old man whose body was retrieved Saturday afternoon from Lake Hartwell.  Coroner Addis quoted family members as saying Wayne Michael Reynolds was wading in the lake at the Fair Play Recreation Area when he disappeared.  Reynolds, who was believed to have been a swimmer, did not appear in any […]

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Westminster invites public opinion on new recreation

Westminster is gathering ideas on the future recreation offerings by the city.  City Council’s newly formed recreation planning committee invites interested members of the public to take part in an input meeting next week at the Westminster Depot on Main Street.  That committee is working toward a conceptual plan and design for a new recreation complex.  Representatives of Seamon White […]

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Let’s talk about crisis at the border, says Graham

Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina and Senator Josh Hawley of Missouri want a hearing on what they see as the ongoing crisis at the U-S-Mexico border.  The two Republicans in a letter are urging Democrat Chairman Dick Durbin of the Senate Judiciary Committee to schedule the hearing to allow those tasked with managing the border to testify.    According […]

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Today’s COVID cases in South Carolina

In today’s South Carolina DHEC report, 314 new cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed across the state.  Nine of those cases were Oconee County residents.  Statewide, there were five new deaths including a Pickens County resident who died July 3.  Of 7,694 test results received, the state positivity rate was 5.5%.  The numbers reported today reflect the data count by […]

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New coach looks forward to meeting Walhallans

The newly-named head coach of Walhalla High baseball looks forward to meet-and-greet the public at an event next week at the high school.  That’s when Tim Cummings gets to meet players, parents, and fans of the Razorbacks at 6 o’clock Tuesday night in the school auditorium.  Cummings moves from one traditionally good high school program (Blue Ridge of Greenville County) […]

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Early Friday closing recommended for the Quarry

Customers have created such a high demand for products from the Oconee Rock Crusher near Walhalla that the county proposes to close the quarry early on Fridays to allow staff time to keep up with maintenance and inspections to ensure the new plant is running properly.  At its meeting next week, county council will receive a recommendation to set the […]

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