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Willie: You can usually tell who your friends were by the ones attending your funeral.
Taylor Earl Howard, of Grey Court, is charged with first-degree domestic violence and third-degree assault and battery.
Editor: U.S. Rep Jeff Duncan said at the April 13 Oconee County GOP convention (discussing the Paris Climate Accords) “we’re going to punish the United States and allow the three largest polluters to go unchecked and unfettered polluting the planet. That’s just wrong.”
Members of the Chinese Christian Church at Clemson are set to move a step closer to the dream of having their own church building on Easter Sunday.
While they are often called on to “clean up the streets” as they deal with drugs and other crimes, about a dozen Seneca Police Department officers spent part of Thursday afternoon doing a more traditional type of street cleaning — picking up litter.
Following Tuesday night’s longest game in Clemson baseball history in a loss at Georgia, the Tigers will be back on the field today to begin their three-game weekend home stand against Duke.
Waylon Eugene Robinson, 31, of Pelfrey Street, is charged with first-degree burglary, larceny, possession of a weapon in commission of a violent crime and possession of a weapon by a convicted felon.
Sheryl Deneise Johnson, 49, of Daniel Avenue in Seneca, was charged with third-degree assault and battery and issued a ticket for fighting, and Michael Walter King, 52, of Rocky Road in Westminster, was also given a ticket for fighting.
Crimestoppers of Oconee County is gearing up for its annual fundraiser golf tournament on May 3.
Pickens County Coroner Kandy Kelley said in a news release that Holly Lynn Gross, 30, was in a one-vehicle accident at Lenhardt Road off Saluda Dam Road near Easley around 2:20 a.m. Sunday.
A two-man play depicting the final seven days of the life of Jesus Christ on Earth will take place at Maranatha Church on Keowee School Road in Seneca starting Friday evening.
Ladonnia Kaye Moore Elrod, 37, of 201 S. Townville St., is charged with one count of distribution of methamphetamine, third or subsequent offense.
Willie says: To the person who called in about a local high school recruiting athletes, news editor Norm Cannada asks that you give him a call at (864) 882-6680 so he can get more details to have someone investigate this. Your identity will remain confidential. Thanks.
