The Westminster City Council will be discussing several topics that have involved community input at its Tuesday night meeting.

Greg Mullen has been named associate vice president for public safety and chief of police, according to a university news release issued Friday

Pickens County Coroner Kandy Kelley identified the victim as Arnold Barry Case, Sr.

The monthly car show and farmers market in Salem will have a delicious addition today as the event lines up with a barbecue fundraiser for the Salem Fire Department.

By Greg Oliver
The Journal
COLUMBIA — Members of the Oconee and Pickens County legislative delegations said several factors contributed to a perceived lack of action during the 2018 session.
“I think overall the V.C. Summer situation took …

The Journal staff
SENECA — The Oconee County Sheriff’s Office added a 13th arrest to the June 4 edition of “Operation Infinity” roundup when the Seneca Police Department arrested a man with outstanding warrants on Thursday.
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The number of dogs and cats dropped off at the Oconee County Animal Shelter has risen so much over a year ago that humane society officials are lowering some pet adoption costs and looking for other ways to encourage people to adopt a pet.

Taylor Bright said she never meant to hurt her husband and did not know that she had struck and killed him with a truck on the night of Jan. 18. 

While students in Oconee and Pickens counties don’t report to school until Aug. 20, Oconee County teachers reported for the first of 190 official work days for the 2018-19 school year on Thursday. 

Keowee Fire Department Chief Charles “Richie” Caudill has been named the new Seneca fire chief.

A Virginia man on the run from U.S. Marshals and described as armed and dangerous was arrested Thursday morning in Anderson County.

Congressman Jeff Duncan believes securing the border between the United States and Mexico is important for a number of reasons, saying the issues is “not just about illegal immigration.”

The Oconee County Transportation Committee is asking for input when it comes to public transit in the area.

Salem resident George Smith recently retired after a 38-year career at Duke Energy, and rather than sitting back and enjoying his newly found free time, he wants to give back to the community.