Where is today’s edition of The Journal?
May 30, 2020Mechanical problems at our press plant overnight have delayed delivery of The Journal Saturday morning. The problems have been fixed, the carriers now have the newspapers and they are delivering the newspapers right now. We thank you for your patience.
‘We want to be one of the people that are still around next year’
NHN program helps advertise small business mission
City faces challenge at raw water intake station
Westminster faces another monumental challenge as it grapples how to repair its raw water intake station after warnings from officials that it could be on the brink of failing.
Local medical office gives $10K to tornado relief
Just days after officials said the Seneca Tornado Relief Fund was running out of money, a local cardiology office presented a check for $10,100 to help replenish the fund to help victims of the EF3 tornado that struck the city on April 13.
Realtors secure grant for tornado-damaged homes
Homeownership is valuable to Realtors, and a nationwide fund to help cover mortgage payments in the wake of disaster has been granted to Oconee and Pickens counties.
Making a splash!
Walhalla pool set to open Monday By Norm Cannada The Journal WALHALLA — The Walhalla pool’s summer season is set to begin next week with some new procedures in place because of the COVID-19 pandemic. City recreation director John Galbreath said Friday the pool is scheduled to be open from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. […]
Police: Woman had nearly 450 grams of meth
The Journal staff WALHALLA — A 55-year-old Salem woman was charged with trafficking methamphetamine after Oconee County Sheriff’s Office deputies said they found roughly 450 grams of narcotics in her vehicle Thursday. Mamie Jane Black, of Whitewater Falls Road, is charged with trafficking more than 400 grams of meth. She was in custody at the […]
May 30 Arrests
May 29, 2020Arrests for May 30