WALHALLA — Walhalla has seen a steady increase in its total cash on hand over the past five years, with bank statements showing a nearly $1.5 million increase over that time frame.
An increase in utility rates and a one-time cash injection helped improve Westminster’s overall cash balance in recent years, according to bank statements provided to The Journal.
The Journal staff WALHALLA — A firefighter from the Walhalla Fire Department has been placed on administrative leave following a DUI arrest over the weekend.
Oconee County could soon part with nearly half of the federal money it has already received from the American Rescue Plan beginning tonight.
Westminster City Council has scheduled a final vote tonight on its proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year that includes a 2 percent employee pay raise without a tax increase, but would increase some utility rates.
Midway into a six-month moratorium on box stores in Walhalla, the city’s planning commission has made recommendations that could permanently limit the businesses’ presence downtown.
Walhalla City Council is set to meet at 5:30 p.m. tonight at City Hall.
