Article Archive for 13 February 2018
Willie says: For my reader who wrote to wish me a happy day and say he loved my articles.
It’s Valentine’s Day, and I want y’all to know up front that Michelle will enjoy a day filled with flowers, candy, gifts and a special evening at a restaurant she is excited about trying for the first time.
Deborah Ann Terry
February 8, 2018
WEST UNION, S.C. – Deborah Ann Terry, 55, best friend and wife of Robbie Terry for 28 years, of 415 Seabiscuit Court, passed away Thursday, Feb. 8, at Oconee Memorial Hospital.
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South Carolina Lt. Gov. Kevin Bryant joined law enforcement and political leaders in Walhalla on Monday to announce the availability of more than 30 Knox-Boxes for seniors in an effort to better assist them should emergency situations arise.
Thursday was only the start of “Operation Avalanche,” as the Oconee County Sheriff’s Office continues to investigate the whereabouts of two local residents suspected of being methamphetamine dealers with connections to a Mexican cartel.
Economic development dominated the conversation at the Oconee County Chamber of Commerce political forum for Seneca City Council candidates on Monday.
A request for the city of Clemson to annex property in Oconee County approved by the city’s planning commission Monday night and sent to city council for a public hearing Feb. 19 may be only the beginning of the city’s plans to grow into Oconee County.
During testimony in a hearing to determine if he should be tried as an adult, investigators described Jesse Osborne as a polite young man who quickly expressed remorse for what police allege he did on Sept. 28, 2016.
By all accounts, the Seneca High School girls’ basketball team had an off night against Chapman to start postseason play Monday night.
Economic inequality not only grates on many individuals’ sense of empathy for those who are economically struggling when others are doing so well, but also is in conflict with the majority view of what is considered to be a fair society.
The Walhalla High School girls’ basketball team had to hit the road for its first-round Class 3A playoff game on Monday, but the Razorbacks came home with a 52-44 win over Woodruff.
With the end of the regular season looming, the Clemson basketball team finds itself in a favorable position as postseason chatter begins to ramp up.