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With her family perched above her dugout, her old high school team sitting on the left-field berm and dozens of other supporters scattered in the stadium, there were a lot of friendly faces on hand to support Addie Pate on Wednesday afternoon in Clemson.
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A Seneca woman and her 16-year-old son are not yet back in their home after an EF3 tornado ravaged it a little more than three months ago, but a wealth of support from volunteers has given them hope as the rebuilding continues.
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Seneca High School’s Lexie Ransom is The Journal’s All-Mountain Lakes Girls’ Basketball Player of the Year after leading the Western 3A region with 24 points per game.
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@RepJeffDuncan
is calling for Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to not spend a “single dime” on rebuilding efforts in cities that were ravaged by riots and widespread looting.
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FREE: The honors, accolades and records speak for themselves. When you get right down to it, Anne-Hamilton LeRoy has all those things hand over fist. More on The Journal's All-Mountain Lakes Girls' Basketball Player of the Year:
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Pick up a copy of today's paper for our special storm coverage:
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One local couple is no longer able to have children — and they're suing the hospital over it:
http://t.co/24jejUdvl7
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Seneca High team took Game 1 of the Class 3A state championship series over Bishop England on Saturday.
FREE LINK:
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Just because the West-Oak High School baseball team can’t be together doesn’t mean the Warriors can’t work together toward a common goal — even if it’s not the one they had at the start of the spring.
@WestOakBaseball
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After back-to-back all-region campaigns and committing to play at Anderson University, Chaney Crosby of the Daniel High School softball team wanted to have fun in her senior season.
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Seneca High School’s E.J. Evett has been named The Journal’s All-Mountain Lakes Boys’ Basketball Player of the Year after enjoying a stellar season on the heels of an ankle injury that required surgery.
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They say one picture is worth a thousand words, but there’s a lawn at Seneca’s Miracle Circle filled with large photos of the Seneca High School Class of 2020 that is likely worth a lifetime of memories.
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After being named the new head coach of the Daniel High School baseball team, it didn’t take long for Jarrod Payne to realize he had a reliable pitcher in junior Ian McCrary.
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Anderson Co. Deputy Chief Keith Smith says Townville volunteer firefighter Jamie Brock was first on the scene, took down the active shooter.
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After tearing through its competition at the district and state levels in recent weeks, a local baseball team will be looking to repeat the feat with a World Series title on the line beginning next week.
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With nine seniors back from a team that made its first postseason appearance in more than a decade, expectations for the West-Oak baseball team were high coming in.
But just five days into the regular season, the Warriors may have played their last game.
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THE JOURNAL'S 2019 ALL-MOUNTAIN LAKES TEAM
@SCSportsSource
@SC_HS_FB
@OconeeSC_school
@PickensSchools
@DWDAthletics
@WalhallaHSFBall
@senecahighfb
@westoakboosters
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Big congrats to our own Stephanie Jadrnicek for winning three first-place honors at tonight's S.C. Press Association awards banquet.
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After looking at new financial projections, and pending lawsuits, the Clemson athletic department announced Thursday it will continue sponsorship of its men’s track and field and XC programs, reversing a decision to cut the programs announced last fall.
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Senior Caroline Towe lifts the trophy as the Seneca High School girls’ cross-country team celebrates its third straight Class 3A state championship on Thursday morning in Columbia.
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Update on the child who was airlifted to Greenville hospital from Townville Elementary today.
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Congregation takes church outside the walls to ‘Be One’
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Seneca High School graduate Carson LeCroy has been unanimously approved by the Oconee County School Board to become the new director of the Fred P. Hamilton Career and Technology Center.
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Daniel High School’s Emma Wolthuis is The Journal’s All-Mountain Lakes Volleyball Player of the Year after an impressive senior season that saw her accumulate numerous honors while helping lead the Lions to a region title.
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Walhalla Elementary School principal Shanon Lusk is leaving after seven years to take on a new role at the district level on July 1.
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On Tuesday night,
@anneleroy30
surpassed the 2,000-point mark for her career with Seneca, steamrolling Pendleton by 38 points. More on yesterday's milestone here:
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Walhalla teen battles through cancer to return to softball.
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To get primed for all the high school action, The Journal’s home subscribers received a 44-page full-color magazine for a fifth straight year today previewing the area’s four teams, with school-specific covers for Daniel, Seneca, Walhalla and West-Oak.
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Clemson University Fire Chief Bill Daniel is set to retire at the end of the year after nearly 40 years of service to the department.
Daniel has served as chief since 2001 and logged 35 years as a full-time employee and 4 years as a student firefighter.
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Meredith Evans is embarking on a trip across Poland.
Evans teaches social studies at West-Oak High School and received a scholarship from the S.C. Council on the Holocaust to join 13 others on the 10-day trip to visit significant sites.
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A little more than a month after receiving his first collegiate offer, E.J. Evett now has a pair of Power 5 offers to continue his football career at the collegiate level. (Virginia Tech + South Carolina)
@senecahighfb
@SC_HS_FB
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***COPIES ARE STILL AVAILABLE OF 2022 ALL-MOUNTAIN LAKES FOOTBALL TEAM PRESENTED BY INGLES***
@westoakhigh
@dwdanielFB
@SenecaRecruits
@WalhallaHSFBall
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Walhalla Elementary School second-grade teacher Laura Ann Lusk will begin a new school year on Monday, teaching second-graders in the same classroom she attended as a second-grader in the 1990-91 school year.
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Former MLB player Darryl Strawberry spoke at the Road to Recovery Through Christ Opioid Summit at Southern Wesleyan University on Wednesday afternoon.
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Plenty of local National Signing Day coverage in today's edition of The Journal. On the
@WalhallaHSFBall
signee
@nikolas_shultis
: …/razorbacks-shultis-inks-with-ne…/
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@WalhallaHSFBall
(6-1) bounces back on the road at
@PickensFootball
(2-5), winning 35-7.
Walhalla hosts Daniel next week for a major local matchup.
@SC_HS_FB
@SCHSL
@HighSchoolBlitz
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Leading our front page today is
@westoakhigh
wrestling, which will take aim at its fourth state title after winning Upper State last night.
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We’re sorry.
Sometimes, there’s almost nothing else to say.
As a newspaper, we are supposed to be a reflection of our community — one community. Not a white community or a black one, but one community. We failed in that yesterday… miserably.
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An overhead drone view of the roadway collapse near Westminster that happened Saturday afternoon. Thanks to Alan Hoglen for allowing us to use this footage. We'll have more coverage in tomorrow's edition of The Journal.
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Lions’ Hoover heads to Hollins in ‘dream come true’
Daniel High School senior Destiny Hoover is joined by family and coaches as she signs to play basketball at Hollins University on Tuesday in Central.
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Daniel High School’s Ezra White is The Journal’s All-Mountain Lakes Boys’ Soccer Player of the Year for a second straight year.
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Clemson University is quickly moving on its multi-million-dollar plan to build the state’s first veterinary school, with the first class set to enroll in about three years.
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***RIVALRY NIGHT IN OCONEE***
Full previews on tonight's rivalry matchups between No. 1 Daniel (7-0, Western 3A) at No. 8 Seneca (6-1, Western 3A) and Walhalla (4-3) at West-Oak (3-4) in every edition of today's Journal.
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If the
@WalhallaHSFBall
team needs help with directions on its drive down to Wildwood, Fla., on Thursday, defensive coordinator Bob Thomas — a Wildwood alum — should be able to help.
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There's been a deafening silence since Zachary Hammond was shot — but we're OK with it. Why?
http://t.co/s2lU1navNi
http://t.co/zwCz9lXn0P
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Looks like
@DWDanielHigh
product Shaq Lawson had fun at Orange Bowl Media Day. Photo:
@RexABrown
(also a DWD alum).
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The Journal's Friday night final scoreboard:
@dwdanielFB
(3-0) and Westside cancel due to weather.
@senecahighfb
(0-3) falls to Woodruff, 42-25.
@WestOakFootball
(1-2) breaks a 32 game losing streak by beating Dixie, 35-6.
@GoUpstate_Preps
@SC_HS_FB
@SCSportsSource
@SCHSL
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The school districts of Oconee and Pickens counties rank above the state and national averages in SAT scores released Friday by the South Carolina Department of Education.
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At 6:45 a.m. today, the Rev. Ryan Wilson plans to be at Trinity Baptist Church dressed as the man who owned the donkey Jesus used on his ride into Jerusalem on what people today call Palm Sunday.
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Sam and Will Dodd were born two minutes apart, but they will graduate together this morning — as co-valedictorians of the Seneca High School Class of 2019.
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On Monday night, the Oconee County School Board approved the appointment of Alden Broome as an assistant principal at Walhalla High School ahead of the 2020-21 school year.
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After seeing her role as a pitcher greatly increase during her junior season and earning All-State honors, Seneca High School’s Ashlyn Brown has been named The Journal’s All-Mountain Lakes Softball Player of the Year.
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Seneca High School catcher Kodie Long, center, celebrates with his teammates after beating Blue Ridge 6-3 on Monday in Seneca.
Bobcats persevere Monday, advance to Upper State:
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Walhalla football player leads way in volunteer effort: Walhalla High School student Nate Lee pumps gas as fellow Walhalla student Justin Holcombe looks on Wednesday morning at Fairfield Grocery in Walhalla.
@WalhallaHSFBall
@OconeeSC_school
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@WalhallaHSFBall
finished up its preseason slate of scrimmages on Monday night, and the Razorbacks continued to look like the enigmatic team that started 5-0 last year before fading down the stretch.
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Michael Thorsland has served as
@OconeeSC_school
superintendent for six years, and a contract extension recently approved by school board trustees will keep him in that capacity for at least another five years.
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The Oconee County School Board approved the hiring of assistant principals at Northside Elementary School and Seneca High School last week.
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Ted Lucyk never saw his 30th birthday, but the impact the former Walhalla teacher and baseball coach had on those around him continues to be felt 35 years after his death.
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Nearly 2,000 volunteers showed up in Seneca this week to help in the aftermath of the tornado that ravaged homes and left thousands without power on Monday morning.
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Construction work on the redevelopment of the Newry mill — a project set to include apartments, a grocery store and cafe — is scheduled to begin this summer.
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WALHALLA LOSES FOR FIRST TIME ON SEASON AND SENECA WINS FIRST GAME:
The Journal's Friday night high school football final:
Seneca (1-5) defeats Liberty (1-5), 34-13
No. 2 Daniel (5-0) edges Palmetto (4-2), 49-42.
Belton-Honea Path (4-1) takes out No. 7 Walhalla (5-1), 41-20.
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Just as the Clemson football team hopes to show it’s the best in the nation this year, the Clemson Parks and Rec Dept. has recently proven it is tops in the state.
The department was named S.C. Athletic Department of the Year for the 10K-25K population.
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Gifted students from all around are having a scholarly summer thanks to Clemson University:
http://t.co/zuxDwRYPNu
http://t.co/9rLC1TPalC
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Banners placed in Walhalla, Central to honor high school seniors:
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BREAKING: Gov. Henry McMaster has ordered all South Carolina public schools be closed through April.
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As a captain in the U.S. Navy, Six Mile Mayor Roy Stoddard had six different commands ranging from “a couple of hundred to a couple of thousand” sailors over his 32-year military career.
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All eyes on Pickens County politics are sure to watch with heightened interest the sole contested race to represent the Clemson-area District 1 on county council.
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After tragedy and injury, Seneca’s Jacory Benson ready to shine at SC State:
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The adventure education class at Walhalla High took on some of the coolest climbs in the nation Wednesday, belaying each other up New River Gorge in W.V., Yosemite National Park in Calif. and Foster Falls in Tenn. — all without leaving the Upstate.
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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.
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Seneca High School seniors, from left, Trevor Shepherd, Dee Goodine, Mattie Padgett, Cade Eavenson, Cam Johnson, Elijah Jones and Jaxon Burnette are joined by coaches as they sign their national letters of intent on Wednesday afternoon in Seneca.
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The Grateful Brothers creatively combines songs from rock bands, The Allman Brothers and The Grateful Dead, for a unique sound. The band will bring the energy for its outdoor concert at the Brooks Center Courtyard starting at 6 p.m. Wednesday.
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Walhalla Police Chief Sean Brinson says his agency's K9, Kimber, allows officers to make busts they wouldn't be able to make without her.
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As part of an uplifting movement that’s been growing worldwide, a duo of bluegrass players entertained Lakeview Assisted Living residents with the right amount of music and social distance on Sunday.
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Seneca Presbyterian Church has donated $50,000 to the city’s tornado relief fund.
The check was presented to city administrator Scott Moulder Friday afternoon at City Hall.
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Oconee County has set up two hotlines for anyone with questions about the recovery efforts from the EF3 tornado that struck Seneca on Monday morning.
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ONE YEAR LATER: More than $20 million was shelled out last year to rebuild BorgWarner’s Seneca plant that was severely damaged by an EF3 tornado, according to documents provided through a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request to The Journal.
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Clemson City Councilman Fran McGuire said the point of controlling the COVID-19 delta variant is lost without a citywide mandate. Bars and restaurants are among the businesses not required to mandate masks indoors.
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Oconee Memorial Hospital received an “A” grade in the spring Hospital Safety Grades released by the Leapfrog Group, an independent national watchdog organization committed to health care quality and safety.
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A local congressman has introduced a bill in the U.S. House of Representatives rescinding $27 billion in appropriations that were included in a recent stimulus package.
@RepJeffDuncan
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Two Clemson University professors’ research on Russian fake social media accounts during the 2016 presidential election has been picked up and used by multiple national security agencies.
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A letter from the Revs. Honeycutt and Vincent.
TO THE EDITORIAL BOARD OF THE JOURNAL:
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A bill designating firefighter cancer deaths as “in the line of duty” and offering a supplemental insurance policy for South Carolina career and volunteer firefighters has been signed into law by Gov. Henry McMaster.
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The Walhalla High School football team kicks off a new season tonight on the road, and second-year head coach Chris Stone has high hopes for his Razorbacks as they go on the road to Landrum tonight at 7:30 p.m.
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Clemson police captain earns award for crisis negotiations
Capt. Nate Heard has been with the Clemson Police Department since 1998 and joined the crisis negotiations team nearly two decades ago.
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Clemson students dig deep in name of recycling, sustainability
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Fred Hamilton is just a few days shy of celebrating his 92nd birthday, but he got quite a present Friday morning — the opportunity to cut the ribbon on his namesake Hamilton Career Center at its new location.
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Duke Energy celebrated recently finished upgrades at its Bad Creek pumped storage facility with a tour.
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Hundreds of people wearing red shirts with the words “Serve Oconee” were dispatched throughout Oconee County on Saturday morning.
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Lt. Vince Price hands the keys to a retired patrol vehicle over to Hamilton Career Center teacher Steve Jenkins. The car will be used for education and training purposes to help the center’s law enforcement students compete at statewide competitions.
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The Seneca High School girls’ track and field team celebrated after winning the Class 3A State championship on Saturday at Lower Richland High School in Hopkins. It was the team's third straight state title.
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The latest addition to the Westminster recreation scene isn’t a new soccer field or extra nets for the volleyball court — it’s a gleaming white box full of food.
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