The Tulsa Massacre — A harbinger of facing the truth
Praise the Lord, the white race’s iron-fisted grip is slipping, with regard to what brutal and true history can see the light of day.
Juneteenth: A time to come together in unity
While more than 500 members of the U.S. Congress voted this week to make Juneteenth a federal holiday, at least one of the 14 who voted against the bill called it divisive.
A man was arrested Thursday morning in connection with a shooting Wednesday night that left a man lying in the middle of a road near Seneca.
CLEMSON — Bill D’Andrea has spent most of his career in athletics in one form or another, as well as serving as executive director of the Community Foundation of Greater Clemson.
CENTRAL — A maintenance building at a student housing complex in Central burned down early Wednesday morning.
West Union council approves deal with public defender office
West Union town officials unanimously voted earlier this month to...
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Walhalla City Council tables public defender agreement
Weeks after multiple Oconee County municipalities came to agreements with...
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Official says there is interest in development of spec building
Private-sector interest in constructing a speculative building in the county...
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Man hit with Taser as pair arrested in stolen Anderson County van case
Two Fair Play residents face multiple charges after police say...
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Inaugural Clemson Juneteenth event scheduled for today
The Friends of the Clemson Area African American Museum, Littlejohn...
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Officials address rift between paid staff and volunteers
Oconee County’s emergency officials addressed an ongoing rift between paid...
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Salem nears new police chief hire
Nearly a month after Salem police chief Brian Lusk resigned,...
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Seneca planning first Juneteenth celebration today
Just two days after President Joe Biden signed legislation making...
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Clemson Downs plans butterfly wildlife garden for residents
Residents of Clemson Downs will soon have a unique opportunity...
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Two men arrested on drug charges
Two men were arrested on drug distribution charges Tuesday night.
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Traffic stop leads to pair of arrests
A traffic stop led to the arrest of two women...
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Authorities: Woman failed to report nearly $700K of income
A Pickens County woman was arrested by S.C. Department of...
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Council agrees to bid for survey of Hall Road property
Westminster City Council has approved a bid for a professional...
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Next Walhalla administrator will work under a contract
At its meeting this week, Walhalla City Council tweaked the...
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Man charged with attempted murder
A Seneca man was charged with attempted murder Thursday morning...
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Balance sheets: County money up $10M-plus
Balance sheets reviewed by The Journal show Oconee County has...
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Former officer’s work history under fire in lawsuit
The journeyman career of a former Walhalla Police Department officer...
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Arrest made in Wednesday night shooting
A man was arrested Thursday morning in connection with a...
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D’Andrea excited about latest role
CLEMSON — Bill D’Andrea has spent most of his career...
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Apartment maintenance building burns
CENTRAL — A maintenance building at a student housing complex...
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SDOC: Bank changes due to capital projects
WALHALLA — The School District of Oconee County’s bank statements...
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Officials hopeful mural ready by city Juneteenth celebration
CLEMSON — Clemson Arts and Culture Commission chairwoman Joan Borick...
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Clemson council defeats first reading of proposed amendment
CLEMSON — After a lengthy discussion, Clemson City Council voted...
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DHEC in middle of COVID-19 Vaccine Action Week
COLUMBIA — Sunday kicked off COVID-19 Vaccine Action Week in...
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School district selects LeCroy to lead Hamilton Career and Technology Center
WESTMINSTER — Seneca High School graduate Carson LeCroy has been...
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Two Seneca burglary suspects arrested, one sought
Rodriquez Samarae Daquan Maddox, 23, of West Reedy Fork Road...
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Salem budget includes raises, water fee hike
SALEM — Salem Town Council on Tuesday unanimously approved its...
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Walhalla approves budgets for 2021-22
WALHALLA — Walhalla City Council approved its final readings for...
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Westminster council passes budget, with some utility rates to jump July 1
WESTMINSTER — Beginning July 1, Westminster garbage and sewer customers...
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City set to host first-ever Juneteenth celebration Saturday
SENECA — Activities, food, contests, music, art and basketball with...
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