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for about five to 10 years,” Oconee County Westminster mayor open to turning Derrick said. “Every time Chief Magistrate we come up with a solution, Will Derrick isn’t it seems to me optimistic about over property for new facility that council has a proposed new found a way to magistrate’s BY RILEY MORNINGSTAR Derrick said he was “kind of make it not hap- building in THE JOURNAL out of the loop” in the deci- pen. I’m pretty Westminster. sion-making process that led disappointed Derrick has WESTMINSTER — Oconee up to Tuesday night’s county and a little flus- worked in the County Chief Magistrate council meeting, where offi- tered.” current building Will Derrick said he doesn’t cials scrapped plans to build Derrick Council between West- see a future for a proposed a new building at the site of stepped away minster City magistrate’s building after the former Free Gospel Holi- from approving an $85,017 Hall and the a last-minute decision by ness Church in Westminster. action item that included the Westminster Po- county officials. “Pretty disappointing, to demolition of the 1.27-acre lice Department In an interview with The be honest. This is a pro- since 2003. Journal on Wednesday, cess that’s been going on SEE MAGISTRATE, PAGE A2 FILE

OCONEE COUNTY No. 2 Seneca (16-9) No. 4 Marlboro County (10-2) Class 3A State Championship Game • Today, 3 p.m. • Aiken • WMYA-40 • WSNW 94.1 FM For more coverage, turn to page C1 Sewer board to consider split- ‘Playing for everybody’ rate structure

BY NORM CANNADA Moulder. The board did THE JOURNAL not vote on the plan or the amount the change SENECA — The would increase the Oconee Joint Regional 2021-22 budget. Those Sewer Authority board votes could happen as is moving ahead on a early as next month. possible change in the The proposal would way it bills its three create two different member cities. rates for the three At its monthly member cities — Sen- meeting this week, the eca, Walhalla and board discussed a split- Westminster. rate structure proposed The pro-rata share for by Seneca city admin- each city would remain istrator and OJRSA board chairman Scott SEE STRUCTURE, PAGE A2

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BRAD MOORE | FOR THE JOURNAL Members of the Seneca High School boys’ basketball team pose during a postgame celebration in honor of their County planning Western 3A region championship last month. The Bobcats will play for the program’s first State title today in Aiken. Bobcats look to lift community with a State championship director leaving

BY ERIC SPROTT pionship game, the sec- THE JOURNAL ond-ranked Bobcats (16-9) job this month will take on fourth-ranked SENECA — Tragedy has Marlboro County (10-2) struck the Seneca commu- in the Class 3A title game BY RILEY MORNINGSTAR asset to Oconee County. nity more times in the past today (3 p.m., WMYA-40) at AND LAUREN PIERCE … You name it, he has year than anyone would the USC-Aiken Convocation THE JOURNAL done it and done it with ever care to remember. Center, playing with more grace and courtesy As if the fallout from than themselves in mind. WALHALLA — to our citizens, and I the COVID-19 pandemic “I think it’d mean a lot Oconee County’s plan- very much wasn’t enough, the scars to the community,” said ning director is moving appreciate are still readily apparent Jared Rogers, an all-state on. that.” from the EF-3 tornado guard each of the past two Adam Chapman is set Chapman that ravaged the city in years. “We’re still rebuild- to head into the private said his last the early morning hours ing from the tornado, sector later this month, day on the of April 13 last year. and COVID is hitting the county administrator job will be Couple in a late August entire world. It’d be great Amanda Brock con- March 19. car crash that killed Sen- FILE to bring joy and happiness firmed to The Journal Chapman Chapman eca High School student Seneca junior point guard Terrique Webb stands with his to the whole city.” on Wednesday. has been Lenae An'Elise Cessa mother, Angie Gaillard, inside their home after it was de- “We’ve been through “We want to make with the county since Ridge and two recent stroyed by an EF-3 tornado that ravaged Seneca in April. a lot,” junior forward sure his transition is as the fall of 2017. Brock graduates — Divonte Eli- The tornado is just one of a number of tragedies that E.J. Evett added. “We’ve easy as possible on him said Chapman’s next jah Black and Triniti Jade have struck the community over the past year. been through deaths, car while we still retain the move was a “wonder- Martin — and it’s been a accidents, the tornado, so professional services ful opportunity” and series of gut punches for School boys’ basketball about after so much heart- it’s just good to be able to he provides as plan- praised his work in the the community. team is looking to do its ache over the past year. show the community that ning director,” Brock planning department, It’s with all that in mind part this afternoon to give In their first-ever ap- said. “Mr. Chapman that the Seneca High its city something to rejoice pearance in a State cham- SEE BOBCATS, PAGE A4 has been an incredible SEE DIRECTOR, PAGE A2

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No ICU beds open being used by COVID-19 late Tuesday night patients, at 11:59 p.m. Tuesday. DIRECTOR: Leaving SENECA — There There were seven weren’t any beds avail- patients on ventilators able in the intensive care at the time of the report, FROM PAGE A1 Resources Department unit at Prisma Health with five of the patients update and review the Oconee Memorial Hos- COVID-19 positive. overseeing the Planning planning director’s job pital late Tuesday night, There were 11 venti- Commission and imple- description. She said the according to numbers lators available at the menting the Agriculture job would be posted online updated by the S.C. De- time. Advisory Board. Brock said “as soon as possible.” Wednesday’s COVID-19 partment of Health and Of the 78 hospital beds the advisory board is the Chapman had not re- Environmental Control occupied, seven were first of its kind in the state. sponded to an interview numbers at a glance (DHEC). filled by patients with “Professionally, he will request by press time Confirmed Confirmed Percent DHEC reported all 12 COVID-19. There were be very dearly missed,” Wednesday. cases deaths positive of the hospital’s listed 98 beds available at the she said. ICU beds were occupied, time of the update. Brock said Chapman [email protected] | (864) 973-6685 South Carolina 583 18 9.6% with six of those beds — The Journal staff was helping the Human [email protected] | (864) 973-6301 Oconee County 7 1 1.9%* Pickens County 19 1 2.8%* * Seven-day moving average Cumulative cases MAGISTRATE: ‘I don’t see a future’ South Carolina: 446,169 cases, 7,626 deaths Oconee County: 7,973 cases, 119 deaths FROM PAGE A1 danger in this community that they deal of thought” into the project seem so concerned about, where I’m and made a “difficult, but selfless Pickens County: 15,443 cases, 235 deaths property at the corner of Bibb and going to jam 30 people in one room decision.” East Main streets. In September in a pandemic.” “I was pleased to hear him state SOURCE: SOUTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL 2019, the county paid $121,000 for Now, Derrick said he doesn’t have that he was thinking of what was the site. any hope for a new magistrate’s best for Westminster,” Ramey said. County Councilman Julian Da- building. “I think their decision to place that vis, who represents Westminster, “At this point, I don’t see a fu- property back on the market was a | CALENDAR | pitched a proposal to list the proper- ture,” he said. “I know that (county smart move considering the addi- ty for sale at no less than fair mar- administrator Amanda Brock) and tional costs they were looking at. TODAY ket value for up to a year. County (former county administrator) Scott Having a private owner purchase OCPL FRIENDS of the Library book sale in the Walhalla Library attorney David Root told The Jour- Moulder and some others have done this property will also benefit the basement, 501 W. South Broad St., Walhalla, by appointment only nal the sale can take place through all they could to make this happen, city taxpayers as well.” at 12:30, 1:30 or 2:30 p.m. by emailing [email protected]. a sealed bid process, auction or and it just seems like there’s a road- Ramey said Wednesday he was Masks and social distancing required. “in another manner deemed most block at every turn.” personally “open” to handing off advantageous to the county” under a portion of the 1.1 acres the city MARCH 11 a real property county ordinance. WESTMINSTER MAYOR OPEN owns at 106 E. Windsor St. to build WIDOWED PERSONS Moving Forward, Oconee County will meet Outside of a pending sale of the TO TURNING PROPERTY OVER the magistrate’s building. for lunch at 1 p.m. at Los Amigos in Seneca. (864) 985-0542 site, county officials didn’t express At Tuesday’s meeting, Davis made “I would be willing if the rest of any immediate plans for the magis- multiple references to a phone call he the council went along it,” Ramey MARCH 15 trate building’s future. had with Westminster Mayor Brian said. “My fear was that the county OCONEE COUNTY Republican Party reorganization meeting at 7 Ramey earlier in the day. Davis said may decide not to do anything with p.m. at Keowee Key Event Center, 1 Country Club Road, Salem. A NO FUTURE? Ramey told him he felt the potential that property due to the additional makeup meeting will be at 1 p.m. March 20. Email wjerome48@ Derrick said he’s been in the site for the building would take away costs, and I didn’t want to see it sit charter.com or (864) 723-9155. building sandwiched between City from the city of Westminster, placing as a vacant building for another two Hall and the Westminster Police it on the outer entrance of city limits. to three years.” Department since 2003. The ongoing Davis noted the building hadn’t been In reacting to Derrick’s viewpoint COVID-19 pandemic has left his on the tax books since it had been a on the future of a new building, Ra- SDOC reports five Four of the five cases court with 30 pending jury trials, church in the 1990s. mey expressed a different opinion. more COVID-19 cases on Tuesday involved creating a backlog and relegating In a phone interview Wednesday, “They’ve got money for the mag- employees — one each staff to solely handling civic pay- Ramey told The Journal he was “very istrate’s office, and I don’t see why WALHALLA — The at Fair-Oak Elementary, ments and tickets. clear” in sharing his personal opin- they can’t move forward on it,” he School District of Oconee Walhalla Middle, Seneca “It’s really put a halt to the court ion with Davis and was not speaking said. County said Wednesday Middle and the district system, to be frank,” Derrick said. on behalf of his city council. that five more positive office. The lone student “I’m not going to put people in Ramey said Davis “put a great [email protected] | (864) 973-6685 COVID-19 cases had been case came from Fair- reported the previous Oak Elementary. day across the district. — The Journal staff STRUCTURE: ‘At least stop the bleeding’

FROM PAGE A1 three-year period. leave a $1.7 million budget system that is more than The proposed plan shortfall in the 2021-22 40 years old. the same as currently would raise the total over- budget, according to “We’ve got to look at calculated for the next all cost of each city from information presented at some options to at least budget year for operations the two pro-rata shares. the meeting. Moulder said stop the bleeding from an and maintenance inside Seneca would shoulder a “net zero option” that operational standpoint,” the gates of the Coneross 67 percent of the total would balance the bud- Moulder said. “We still Creek Wastewater Treat- costs to the cities, while get would require a rate have to have the discussion ment Facility on Return Walhalla would pay 19 increase on the cities of about the capital expenses. Church Road. For those percent and Westminster more than 50 percent. A 20 We’ve got to have a mid-to- costs, Seneca would pay would pay 11 percent. percent increase original- long-term outlook about 58.88 percent in the next The board has struggled ly proposed by the finance the kind of capital expens- RILEY MORNINGSTAR | THE JOURNAL fiscal year, with Walhalla this year to find solutions and administration com- es that we’re talking about paying 24.53 percent and to its financial situation mittee in December would and spread that out while Westminster 16.45 percent. where spending has leave a $1.13 million short- the rates are low. That will Allen Tate celebrates record A different pro-rata outpaced revenue in the fall, according to figures buy us five to 10 years.” share would be set for past few years. Executive provided at the meeting. Any rate changes ap- Allen Tate Realtors, the Carolinas’ leading real estate operation and mainte- director Chris Eleazer Moulder added the proved by the full board company, celebrated a record 2020 sales year. Members nance outside the treat- said the board has not had board would still need are expected to take effect of the Mountain Lakes Offices of S.C. gathered Friday for ment plant. Most of those a rate increase since 2013. to consider borrowing in the 2022 budget year, a live webinar to receive recognition for individual sales expenses would be for Keeping the same reve- money at some point to which begins July 1. accomplishments in 2020. Pictured, from left, are Doug the OJRSA to maintain nue and spending plan as make improvements and Brune, Greg Coutu, Sue Pulliam, Phil Kalchthaler, Melanie and operate lines and lift the current budget would replacements to a sewer 3.5”[email protected] x 2.5” | Maximum | (864) 973-6686 FontFink, Size:Melanie 30 Dietterick, pt Cammy Greer and Trisha Johnson. stations it owns in areas that are in the territory of the three cities. Moulder said all but two of the lift stations are in Seneca’s territory. You can't predict the Seneca would bear 84.99 percent of the costs out- side the gate of the treat- Please join us in welcoming ment plant, with Walhalla these new subscribers future, so plan for it. having responsibility for 10.71 percent and West- to The Journal family! minster responsible for David Adrian Jr 4.3 percent, according to Financial Advisor information at this week’s meeting. Mona Stephenson The costs for outside- 501 Rochester Hwy Suite A2 the-gate expenses would Dave Goeckel Seneca, SC 29672 be a new charge for the 864-882-5763 cities. Seneca would have Eugene Hall the largest portion of expense with $1,122,574, with Walhalla owing $141,461 and Westminster owing $56,796. Board The Journal members, who represent Miss A Day, Miss A Lot the three cities, suggested the total amount could be Call 864-882-2375 to subscribe today. edwardjones.com phased in thirds over a MKT-5894K-A | LOTTERY | | THE WEATHER | | RIVERS AND LAKES |

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| YOUR VIEW | The Senate is What must happen before steps are showing its age taken to protect US citizens? s we age, several things occur: Death is EDITOR: no longer a curiosity; “old” becomes older In June 2019, my wife Aand older; and people younger than 50 all and son were passengers seem like teenagers. on board Aeroflot Rus- “Everybody’s a kid to me,” my not-so-old sian Airlines when the father used to say before he died at a mere 72. airline violated the terms As a factor in employment or public service, of its air carriage agree- age is increasingly confounding. How old is too ment and defrauded our old to work or serve when people live into their family of nearly $1,800. I 90s and beyond? President filed official complaints Joe Biden, the oldest per- to three federal agencies. son ever elected to lead the Lindsey Graham’s office country, was 78 on Inaugu- forwarded me a letter ration Day. The U.S. Senate from a DOT official sug- is so gray it’s beginning to gesting I take the matter look like a first-class flight to to small claims court. I Palm Beach. did so, but this week the Several of its elder mem- D.C. Civil Court judge PARKER’S bers were on display — and dismissed my case, with- POINT OF the talk of Twitter — this out prejudice, based on VIEW | week as the Senate Judiciary jurisdiction and service Committee began its inves- | OUR VIEW | of process issues. tigation of the Jan. 6 attack In October 2019, the KATHLEEN on the Capitol. Let’s just say Russian FSB arrested PARKER the committee does not lack Vladimir Alexandrov, for maturity. Leading a ripe then CEO of Aeroflot, on field of octogenarians was Sen. Dianne Fein- $3.8 million embezzle- stein, D-Calif., 87, who has stepped down as the ment charges. In October top Democrat on the committee but continues A cautionary tale 2020, 10 employees of to serve. Joining her Tuesday in peppering FBI Aeroflot were arrested Director Christopher Wray with questions he and charged by U.S. au- had already answered in his opening statement arly last year, a local busi- — they just pretended it never thorities for smuggling were vintage Sens. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, nessman was close to sell- happened. electronics to the tune 87, and Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., 80. ing a piece of property he’d Until it did … again. of $50 million. Over 100 Sens. Richard Shelby, R-Ala., and James E Aeroflot employees had purchased a couple years prior in See, another developer has now Inhofe, R-Okla., are 86, and Sen. Bernie Sand- Walhalla. bought a different parcel and in- their U.S. visas revoked ers, I-Vt., will turn 80 this year, bringing the related to the smuggling number of Senate octogenarians to six. There He’d bought a prized corner — tends to sell it to Dollar General. operation. would have been more had two elder statesmen the Arthur Brown square — in But council — and many others Is it any surprise that not decided to retire. Sen. Lamar Alexander, downtown Walhalla. — don’t want it in the downtown an airline so corrupt R-Tenn., 80, decided to retire last year, saying The roof of the existing building corridor. Forget that several of the from top to bottom he didn’t want to make the mistake of staying collapsed shortly after, and he business owners who don’t want would violate its terms too long. Rare words. Sen. Pat Roberts, R-Kan., cleared the lot entirely. it were the same ones screaming of service with passen- 84, said much the same after discussions with Now with a blank canvas, he did “government overreach” just a gers, who have the least his wife of 51 years and “at the level of maturi- access to recourse? ty that I had reached, it was time.” what anyone would do. He enter- couple months ago when the city Knowing these things, Wisdom may come with age, but it comes tained offers. wanted people to wear masks in only a fool would believe sooner to some than to others. Turns out, Dollar General want- businesses in town. that any employee of Yes, we all know people well into their 80s ed the property. Suddenly, they have no prob- the airline would hold and beyond who are as active and mentally Not wanting to be “that guy” lem with the government telling its contracts sacred. At alert as others much younger. Moreover, we who brought a dollar store into another private business owner Aeroflot, if you can get are what we do, and identity isn’t easily sur- downtown, he contacted Walhalla what they can do with their in- away with it, you do it, rendered. For many people, ceasing to work and you keep doing it feels like ceasing to be. A lawyer friend who City Council and told them what vestment after the fact. until you are caught. retired and then became deeply depressed told he had. The problem isn’t that residents, I read the reports about me: “People used to pay me a lot of money for In an effort to prevent a Dollar business owners or even coun- the October arrests with my advice, and now nobody cares what I think General from coming to Main cil don’t want a Dollar General a mixture of satisfac- about anything.” Street, city council bought the lot downtown. That’s fully debatable. tion and cynicism. It’s silly to pretend that age shouldn’t be a for more than $270,000. The problem is no one did a Satisfaction that justice consideration for certain kinds of employment. That’s a lot of cash. thing to prevent it until after it was catching up to the Physical labor is harder on most bodies as they crooks, but cynicism that age. Sure, sitting through committee meetings, But many of us said something became obvious it was about to our government would attending events and showing up on a Sunday along the lines of “at least they happen — again. ever step up and protect talk show while your staff writes your legis- spent it keeping that off Main Fool me once, shame on you. its own citizens. lation can’t be all that taxing. But these jobs Street.” Fool me twice, shame on me. In so many cases, our require a day-in, day-out stamina that many City council members were How many of you taxpayers government will vigor- people in their 60s and 70s would struggle to warned then — if they didn’t want could take a $250,000 blood bath, ously enforce the law sustain. this, then they’d probably better then repeat the exact same mis- when it considers itself But features of aging, while not debilitating, the victim, but when the are often seen as evidence of reduced vitality do something to prevent it in the take a second time? same criminals rob ordi- or mental acuity. Wrinkles and frowns take future. Dollar General was desper- It’s hypocritical that the same nary citizens, our agen- up residence in faces we no longer recognize ate to be in downtown Walhalla, business owners who told the cies won’t lift a finger, as our own. Speech sometimes changes. Eyes and surely someone was going to government to “butt out” over and our courts insulate become cloudy as vision fades. Gait, slowed or have another parcel to sell. masks are now asking the same the violators, keeping unbalanced, can convey uncertainty. There is Of course, in their infinite wis- government to “butt in” over Dol- justice so far out of reach a reason public people, especially women, re- dom, city council members spent lar General. as to make it impossible sort to Botox and fillers. It isn’t vanity so much to obtain. as job security. more time debating $300 “stim- Likewise, it’s ridiculous that a I spoke with a special Once upon a time, it was considered poor ulus payments” or passing and sitting city council wasted a les- process server in New form to ask a woman’s age, and women were later revoking mask mandates. son and a quarter-million bucks, York who could have deemed justified in rebuffing the request. But Never once did they address learning nothing from it. easily taken my money, when it comes to managing the country’s busi- what had just cost them more Get it together, Walhalla … but he was honest and ness, 80-somethings who believe their contin- than a quarter-million dollars you’re better than this. told me that no defen- ued presence in Washington is essential to the dant in Russia can be country’s well-being may be placing pride be- served. The reasons fore prejudice. The young savants following the are complex, I learned judiciary hearing on Twitter were uncharitable from my own research, toward the veterans. Time to go, they said. Re- but they are real and tire already. One tweeted in effect: They know | TODAY IN HISTORY | unsurmountable for an nothing about what this generation needs. ordinary citizen — but This may well be true, but also true is that Today is Thursday, ham Lincoln was inaugu- affair, acknowledging not for our government. most people don’t think of themselves as old. March 4, the 63rd day of rated for a second term that his overtures to Iran Today, the airline is Inside every person over 30 is a forever-29- 2021. There are 302 days of office; with the end of had “deteriorated” into an still running the same year-old. Some, such as Grassley and Leahy, left in the year. the Civil War in sight, arms-for-hostages deal. scam in Sheremetyevo aim to prove it. Grassley runs two miles multi- On this date: Lincoln declared: “With 1994, in New York, four Terminal D, stripping ple times a week. Leahy tests his mettle by scu- 1789, the Constitution malice toward none, with extremists were con- transit passengers of ba diving on his birthday each year, reaching of the United States went charity for all.” victed of the 1993 World their tickets, stranding the depth of his age and doing an underwater into effect as the first Fed- 1933, Franklin D. Roos- Trade Center bombing them and forcing them somersault. eral Congress met in New evelt took office as Ameri- that killed six people to pay massive extor- Well, that’s something. But what? Proof that York. The lawmakers ca’s 32nd president. and injured more than a tion money. What must these men are ageless gladiators — or stubborn then adjourned for lack of 1964, Teamsters pres- thousand. Actor-comedian happen before steps are fools? Only elections will tell. Or, better yet, a quorum. ident James Hoffa and John Candy died in Du- taken to protect U.S. cit- term limits. Not only would term limits fix most 1797, John Adams was three co-defendants were rango, Mexico, at age 43. izens from this criminal of what ails our political system, they would inaugurated the second found guilty by a federal 1998, the U.S. Supreme operation that still freely provide a graceful exit for old soldiers with sto- president of the United court in Chattanooga, Court ruled that sexual conducts business in the ries to tell and miles to go before they sleep. States. Tenn., of jury tampering. harassment at work can United States? 1863, the Idaho Territo- 1987, President Ronald be illegal even when the KATHLEEN PARKER’S email address is kathleenparker@ ry was created. Reagan addressed the offender and victim are of Michael White washpost.com. 1865, President Abra- nation on the Iran-Contra the same gender. Westminster

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| ARRESTS | | CRIME BRIEFS | Davon Brian Bowman, 23 BOBCATS: ‘We’ve 625 Pier Drive, Edgewood, Md. Booking Date: 3/2/21 Clemson police seize drugs been through a lot’ Oconee County Sheriff Manufacture, possession of other sub. in sch. I, II, III FROM PAGE A1 hopefully we can come with intent to distribute-1st through and get it done offense; malicious injury to from home, charge man we’re playing for them. for Terrique and the rest personal property <$2,000; “We’re playing for of the community.” assault and battery-3rd THE JOURNAL STAFF suspicious activity. Police Seneca. ‘Seneca’ is on our A State title today would degree found Bowman at the loca- shirt as we play, and we be the second for Seneca CLEMSON — Clemson tion and noted he had two want to show them we can this school year, following Tyler Ray Spearman, 20 Police Department detec- active arrest warrants hold up to our name and the girls’ cross-country 222 Jenkins Bridge Road, tives, through a search out. While searching take care of business.” team’s second consecutive Westminster warrant and with assis- Bowman’s vehicle, police The Bobcats had a title in the fall. And today Booking Date: 3/2/21 tance from the Pickens found approximately very personal connec- would be another major Oconee County Sheriff County Sheriff's Office, 29.2 grams of marijuana, tion to the tornado — it boost for a community Unlawful carrying of a weap- recently seized 15 pounds according to a report. destroyed junior point yearning for reason to on; failure to stop for a blue of marijuana, guard Terrique Webb’s celebrate. light other drugs, Westminster man home as he was playing “It’s been a rough weapons and arrested after chase video games online with journey, really, but we’re James Charles Crittendon, parapherna- some of his teammates, just trying to bring some 52 lia. SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL WESTMINSTER — A who later came to the joy to the city,” Seneca Seneca In addition Clemson police seized Westminster man was home to assist with the senior Quay Lewis said. Booking Date: 3/2/21 to the mari- 15 pounds of marijuana, arrested early Tuesday cleanup efforts. “We’re playing for Greenville Hospital System juana, mari- other drugs, weapons and morning after police said Webb and his mother everybody,” Seneca head Police Sims juana edibles, paraphernalia during a he ran away moved into their rebuilt coach Kevin Padgett add- Trespassing 192 opiate recent search. from an offi- home last month after ed. “I preach all the time pills, amphetamines and cer following staying in a condo near about being unselfish, Stephanie Annette other scheduled drugs, a scheduled drug, mali- a high-speed Hartwell, Ga., as some and this is just a great Warner, 36 firearm and gang par- cious injury to personal chase. normalcy has returned opportunity for us not to 329 Edens Lane Apt. C, aphernalia were seized property and third-de- Tyler Ray after their lives were up- be selfish, to share this Seneca from the home of 30-year- gree assault and battery. Spearman, rooted nearly a year ago. moment, experience and Booking Date: 3/2/21 old Demeatris R. Sims. Bowman was being held 20, of Jenkins “It’d mean a lot,” Webb memory with the school, Oconee County Sheriff Police said Sims, who was in the Oconee County Spearman Bridge Road, said of winning the State the community and the Magistrate’s bench warrant charged, was recently Detention Center on was charged title today. “If we can go parents. It’s all of us, be- released from prison and a combined $13,212.50 with unlawful carrying out and do our thing, the cause in reality, it takes Ronald Jimmy Wallace, 60 is known to be involved in surety bond at press of a weapon and failure to whole city will be happy all of us. 404 Landon Drive, Seneca violent firearm encoun- time Wednesday. stop for a blue light. for us and will be happy “All of us have a role to Booking Date: 3/2/21 ters in the region. An Oconee County An Oconee County and not worry about what play in it, and we know Seneca City Police Clemson police encour- Sheriff’s Office report Sheriff’s Office deputy happened back then.” that. We’re aware of that, Shoplifting <$2,000 age the public to report from June 25 said dep- was patrolling the area of “With Terrique, we so we’re trying to play such activity to law en- uties were called to an Jenkins Bridge Road and saw that firsthand, and as hard as we can for Brandy Michelle Whitt, 42 forcement. Reports can address on Jody Drive in Toccoa Highway when he that was tough to wit- everybody.” 126 Shallow Ford Road, be made anonymously Seneca and spoke with a noticed a Nissan driving ness,” Seneca senior Levi Salem through the Clemson Po- woman who said she was suspiciously and later Leard added. “We want [email protected] | (864) 882-2385 Booking Date: 3/2/21 lice Department website assaulted by Bowman turning its lights off while to get this State title, and Follow on Twitter @Journal_ESprott Oconee County Sheriff at clemsonpd.org. after he pulled into her driving, an incident report Open containers in motor driveway at a high rate said. After the deputy vehicle; uninsured motor Man charged in of speed while she was turned on his patrol sirens, Quality Without Compromise vehicle-1st offense; operating alleged assault speaking with a DSS the driver took off toward vehicle which is not regis- worker. Bowman walked North Horseshoe Bridge tered/licensed; driving under SENECA — A Mary- up and hit her on the left Road and reached speeds suspension, license not sus- land man is accused of side of her face, leaving of 95 mph, the report said. pended for DUI-2nd offense striking a woman in the her unconscious, the re- Stop sticks were deployed face so hard she was left port said. When she came and hit all four tires. Once Jacob Michael Sewell, 29 unconscious in front to, the DSS worker and the vehicle was inoperable, 506 Hunter St. Lot 6, Seneca of a South Bowman were gone, the Spearman left the vehicle “The Dolly Difference” Booking Date: 3/2/21 Carolina report said. The victim and ran on foot into the Excellent Customer Service Oconee County Sheriff Department told police Bowman broke woods before he fell, the Quality Workmanship • Superior Products • Factory Trained Installers Magistrate’s bench warrant of Social Ser- her $400 prescription eye- report said. 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Coming Soon In War, Charity Oconee Women Volunteers for the American Red Cross during WWI A digital exhibtion on senecacitymuseums.org

Coming to senecacitymuseums.org this March in recognition of Women's History Month is the newest digital exhibition created by the Seneca City Museums. In War, Charity, presented by the Lunney Museum, focuses on the story of female American Red Cross volunteers in Oconee County during World War 1. Women across Oconee County volunteeredvoluntee thousands of hours to support American soldiers, refugees, and those wounded during the conflict across Europe.

To learn more and see the exhibit later this month, follow the Lunney Museum on Facebook and Instagram @LunneyMuseum. | PAGE LABEL EVEN |

TELL WILLIE INSIDE ifestyle Comics B2 L Somebody is getting their Puzzles B3 Submit community news, calendar events, celebrations and obituaries to [email protected] tinsel in a tangle. B4 Thursday, March 4, 2021 The Journal B1 Local DAR chapter honors area veterans

Fort Prince George DAR Chapter American history chair Ann Warmuth, left, and chapter regent Carolyn Nations present a certificate to U.S. Navy veteran Herbert F. Wagner Jr. for his service in World War II.

World War II U.S. Army veteran Joseph B. Cocke proudly PHOTOS SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL shows off his Fort Prince George DAR Chapter regent Carolyn Nations, left, and chapter American certificate history chair Ann Warmuth present a certificate to U.S. Army veteran Col. Ben Skardon that was for his service in World War II. given to him by Daughters of the American Revolution’s Fort Prince George Chapter.

World War II U.S. Navy veteran Joseph E. Miller, left, was presented with a certificate from Daughters of the American Revolution’s Fort Prince George Chapter by his son Bill Miller, who is retired from the U.S. Air Force.

THE JOURNAL STAFF base was attacked in 1941. tificate of Recognition, he was a photograph of his late wife, race that you can participate in “We have to be willing to serve astounded that he was being Mary, who served in the Navy by walking, running, biking, EASLEY — The Daughters of our country, if they need us,” recognized after so many years WAVES during the war, War- hiking or marching,” Warmuth the American Revolution’s Fort Miller said. “When the train had passed since he served his muth said. said. “The virtual race is in hon- Prince George Chapter contin- pulled up, I thought it was the country,” Warmuth said. U.S. Army veteran Col. Ben or of eight Clemson alumni who ues to recognize local World War gravy train, so I got on — turns U.S. Army veteran Joseph B. Skardon, 103, is the oldest veter- were forced to endure the Bataan II veterans. out it was the Navy train.” Cocke, 99, had an “I served in an the Fort Prince George chap- Death March in 1942.” Chapter regent Carolyn Na- Due to COVID-19 restrictions, WWII” bumper sticker on his ter has recognized. Skardon is a Nations and Warmuth said tions and Ann Warmuth, Ameri- Miller was presented with his car, Warmuth said. graduate of Clemson University’s they feel there are more WWII can history chair, presented four certificate by his son, Bill, who is “I stood by his car as he was Class of 1938 and is a survivor of veterans in Pickens County veterans with DAR certificates retired from the U.S. Air Force. posting letters and explained the Bataan Death March in the whose service should be hon- in recognition of their service. U.S. Navy veteran Herbert F. Daughters of the American Revo- Philippines. ored. U.S. Navy veteran Joseph Wagner Jr., 95, was based out of lution’s search for World War Warmuth said “everybody For any World War II veterans E. Miller, 94, had needed his the Great Lakes Naval Base in II veterans, and that the Fort knows” Skardon in Clemson, who wish to be honored, or for father’s permission to join the Illinois. Wagner enjoys golfing Prince George chapter wanted where he is “very famous.” more information on veteran Navy for World War II because and the warm South Carolina to honor him for his service,” “He is now training to partic- service projects, contact the he was only 17. Miller was sent temperatures. Warmuth said. ipate in the ‘Clemson 8’ chal- DAR Fort Prince George chapter to Pearl Harbor after the naval “When presented the Cer- Cocke proudly showed Nations lenge, which is a virtual 8-mile at [email protected].

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FRIDAY Wednesdays, Fridays, 9 a.m.-5 Walhalla, is open Thursday 11:30 ASHTABULA AND Woodburn museum on National Register of PICKENS COUNTY Museum p.m.; Thursdays, 9 a.m.-7:30 p.m.; a.m. – 4 p.m., Friday 11 a.m.-4 Historic Homes open by reser- Historic Places, 416 Church St., of Art and History. Open Tues., BAD CREEK Band with the Binge and Saturdays, 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. p.m. and Saturday 11 a.m.-4 p.m. vation only. Admission: $10 for Central. Railroad model of Central Wed., Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Thurs. at 7:30 p.m. March 5, at Walhalla Free, donations welcomed. Email: info@cherokeemuseumsc. adults, $5 for students, $3 for kids, in ’30s. 9 a.m.-7:30 p.m. and Sat. 9 a.m.- Performing Arts Center, Walhalla. org. Website: cherokeemuseumsc. and children under 5 are admitted 4:30 p.m. Call (864) 898-5963. LEE GALLERY, Lee Hall, Clemson org Instagram: cherokee_muse- free of charge. Ashtabula is on OCONEE HISTORY Museum ART University with changing exhibits um_sc Facebook: museumoft- Highway 88, three miles east “General Store Museum,” West- PATRIOTS’ HALL: Oconee Mon.-Thurs., 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and hecherokee of Pendleton and Woodburn minster, will be open Thursday Veterans Museum open Thursday, BLUE RIDGE Arts Center, 111 East Sun., 2 p.m.-5 p.m. is on Highway 76, across from and Friday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday and Saturday 11 a.m. to 4 South Second Street will remain SENECA’S BELL Gallery, “Once Tri-County Technical College. and Saturday 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. p.m. Oconeeveteransmuseum.org closed due to COVID concerns MUSEUMS Upon A Time,” Seneca City Hall, (864) 646-7249 Admission is free, but a $3 dona- until May when we will open 221 E. North 1st St. City’s history tion is suggested. The museum FAMILY FARE a new spring show. We will be THE BART Garrison Agricultural from founding in 1873-present CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE displays a variety of contents from offering some exciting classes Museum, 120 History Lane, Pend- Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m.-5 p.m., closed – Central Railroad Museum, 108 the historic England’s General CITY OF Seneca Race for the in March and April with masks leton, wo;; restart educational holidays. Thirty historic photos Werner St., Central, open every Merchandise Store from through- Green March 13. More informa- and appropriate distancing. programs with story time, AG day, from Louise Matheson Bell’s Saturday 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Visitors out the 20th century, as well as tion at seneca.sc.com. Visit blueridgeartscenter.com for AG venture and more in October. 2005 book, “Seneca, Visions of also welcome Thursdays 9 a.m. to artifacts related to Westminster information. For more information, call (864) Yesterday.” Stained glass windows 11:30 a.m. and the surrounding areas. MISCELLANEOUS 207-0705 or email ellen@crown- by Robert Crenshaw, city memo- PICKENS COUNTY Museum ofthecarolinas.org. rabilia and metal sculptures. On CENTRAL HISTORY Museum OCONEE HISTORY Museum, PERSIST: PROVIDING Educa- of Art and History, corner of S.C. National Heritage Corridor & Gardens open Sundays 2-4 Walhalla, open Tuesday through tion, Resources and Support (to) Highway 178 at 307 Johnson MUSEUM OF the Cherokee in Arts Trail. (864) 885-2700 or (864) p.m. Garden open dawn to dusk. Saturday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. (864) St., Pickens, open Tuesdays, South Carolina, 70 Short Street, 882-8213. $2 adults, $1 children. House 638-2224 SEE GOING OUT, PAGE B4 | PAGE LABEL EVEN |

B2 THE JOURNAL | COMICS/COLUMNISTS | THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 2021

In The Bleachers Welcome to Husband No one is exempt from ‘Pieces of History’ hygiene the touch of tragedy

Dear Annie: My hus- Question: Our country doesn’t Welcome to “Pieces of History,” a series from the Sen- band and I have been even resemble the America we once eca City Museums. Each first Thursday, we will share married one year. Before knew — the land of the free. Where stories of our local history as we continue to research we got married, he kept in the Bible is there anything simi- and rediscover a tapestry of information about the himself clean. Gradually, lar that has happened to a God-fear- people and places of historic Oconee County. While some he’s changed, and his hy- ing nation? of the history is well known, some of what we share may giene has gotten worse and — G.F. be obscure. Some will be contemporary, and some will be worse. Now he only changes Answer: America has gone a long quondam. But all will help educate and underwear way down the wrong broaden the understanding of the people and show- road by moving and the lifestyles that helped build and ers once a away from its spiri- sustain South Carolina’s Golden Corner week. He tual heritage. This is — the place we call home. has let his not a new story. Af- Founded by the Seneca River Mission- hair grow ter ravaging the land ary Baptist Association, the Seneca Ju- long and of Israel, the Bab- nior College (formerly Seneca Institute) messy and ylonian army had was an interdenominational Christian refuses forced its captives to school supported by the Black Methodist to get a march toward a land Bizarro PIECES OF and Baptist churches in Seneca. The DEAR haircut. MY of exile and a terri- school began as The Seneca Institute He shaves fying future. De- HISTORY | (a high school) and later expanded its ANNIE | maybe once ANSWER | pressed and forlorn, curriculum to become Seneca Junior a week, at the Hebrews dis- JOSHUA College. Under the leadership of the ANNIE most. He BILLY carded their musical JOHNSON school’s first president, Dr. John Jacob LANE used to be GRAHAM instruments. There Starks, the Seneca River Missionary fun to go was no song left in Baptist Association opened its doors on out with, their hearts. Oct. 2, 1899. Until its closing in 1939, the school educated and now he never wants to The Book of Psalms is frequently African Americans from across the southeastern United go anywhere. Please help. read for comfort. It’s the hymnbook States. I’m desperate. What can I of the Bible. We turn to it often The college played host to nationally prominent Afri- do? I want the man I mar- because of the wide range of moods can American leaders that included George Washington ried back. and experiences found there. Many Carver, who visited the college in the 1920s. Acclaimed — Stink Has Me on the psalms were produced during peri- violinist Joseph Henry Douglass visited the Junior Col- Brink ods of national crises and personal lege while Dear Stink Has Me on hardship in the case of David, on tour in the Brink: Although only Israel’s greatest king. We delight in 1930 and a licensed health care pro- his successes -- his youthful triumph performed a fessional can diagnose your over the Philistine giant Goliath, his recital at the husband, it sounds like his rise from shepherd boy to monarch, site on Dec. poor hygiene is just a symp- and his victories over Israel’s foes. 16, 1930. Jo- tom of the real problem — But David was also a man of un- seph Henry possibly clinical depression bearable sorrow. Unjustly accused Douglass or another mental health of treason, he was forced to live for Cornered was the issue. The good news is that years as a fugitive. At one point in grandson help is available. Let him his reign, his own nation turned of orator, know, in a compassionate, against him as one of his son’s at- author and nonjudgmental tone, that tempted a coup. David knew person- activist you’ve been concerned al suffering and national crises. Frederick about him this past year, No one is exempt from the touch of Douglass. and urge him to see a ther- tragedy: neither the Christian nor Joseph was apist. If he is resistant to the non-Christian; neither the rich a master vi- that, encourage him to see nor the poor; neither the leader nor olinist and his primary care physician, the commoner. Crossing all racial, was hailed who will likely refer him to social, political, and economic bar- as “the most a therapist if he hears these riers, suffering reaches out to unite talented symptoms. mankind. But we can take refuge in violinist of Jesus Christ who gives hope to face the race,” by Dear Annie: I’m recently each day, and His Word, the Bible, is SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL the con- divorced, and I don’t know filled with hope. Read it and believe Joseph Henry Douglass, left, master vio- temporary how to approach men to it! linist and the grandson of orator, author black press. date. How do I talk without and activist Frederick Douglass, right, He stayed embarrassing myself? (This column is based on the words performed a recital at Seneca Junior in Seneca — Ready to Mingle and writings of the late Rev. Billy College on Dec. 16, 1930. for a few Dear Ready: Since your Graham.) days before divorce was recent, take a moving on to other African American colleges on his little time to date yourself. REV. BILLY Graham’s informative approach to tour. His visit was recorded in a Columbia newspaper, Try a new hobby. Read his beliefs and his respectful examination of the The Flying McCoys The Palmetto Leader. those books you’ve always beliefs of others have kept his nondenomina- Eighty-eight years later, in 2018, Bertha Lee Strickland been meaning to read. tional Q&A column at the forefront of religious Cultural Museum hosted its first Summer Celebration. Dive into a daily exercise discourse for more than 60 years. The guest speaker was Ms. Nettie Washington Douglass, routine. Learning to enjoy the great-great-granddaughter of Frederick Douglass your own company helps | CROSSWORD ANSWERS | and great-granddaughter of Tuskegee University found- you gain self-esteem — er, Booker T. Washington. Ms. Douglass signed copies of which is not only good for a special edition of Frederick Douglass’ original autobi- your soul but also one of ography, “Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass: the most magnetic traits An American Slave,” during the meet-and-greet with the a person can have. When community along with retired U.S. Marshal and native you’re ready, try online dat- Oconeean Louie McKinney and several local authors. ing through sites such as Bertha Lee Strickland Cultural Museum, one of the two eHarmony and Match.com. museums that comprise the Seneca City Museums, con- They offer a convenient way tinues to honor the tradition begun by the Seneca Insti- to dip your toe in and gain tute/Seneca Junior College of hosting renowned African further confidence and fig- American leaders at Seneca City Museum events. ure out what you’re looking Visit https://upstatetoday.com/museums/ to learn for. Be sure to always meet more about our local history. people in a public place.

JOSHUA JOHNSON is the museum archivist for Seneca City Muse- SEND YOUR questions for Annie ums. Lane to [email protected].

Luann Non Sequitur

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THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 2021 | COMICS/PUZZLES | THE JOURNAL B3

| ACES ON THE BRIDGE | THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME By David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek Sitting West, you lead the club king, ace and four. South Unscramble these Jumbles, one letter to each square, ruffs the third round of the to form four ordinary words. suit, then leads a diamond to dummy and a spade to the king and your ace. What DJEUG next? It does not matter what you do next. You have already let the contract through! Say TRBHE you switch to a diamond. De- clarer wins in dummy, leads a spade to the jack and queen, then draws two rounds of trumps and plays to ruff DMELOU the fourth spade in dummy. Since your partner is out of trumps, he can do nothing to stop this plan from suc- ceeding, but you could have SCCUTA prevented it. The key to the @PlayJumble Twitter the free JUST JUMBLE app • Follow us on Get deal is to duck the first spade, Now arrange the circled letters a play consistent with this ©2021 Tribune Content Agency, LLC to form the surprise answer, as

week’s theme of the holdup. All Rights Reserved. suggested by the above cartoon.

- The strength and general ond round and give partner distribution of declarer’s a ruff with his heart 10. If “ ” hand are clearly marked by South takes two rounds of the bidding and early play. He trumps, exhausting partner (Answers tomorrow) must surely have the spade of hearts, you will win the Jumbles: GIVEN MERGE FREELY BESIDE Yesterday’s king-queen, so winning the spade ace and play a third Answer: The lawyers who had faith that teaming up would first spade cannot generate trump, leaving declarer with result in success were — FIRM BELIEVERS an extra trick for your side. an inevitable spade loser. By However, holding up the winning the spade ace on the spade ace means that declar- first round, you give declarer er now has the unpleasant control rather than retaining quandary of how many it for yourself. rounds of trumps to draw before continuing the attack on spades. If none, you will B.C. win the spade ace on the sec-

ANSWER: Partner has denied spades, so there is little upside to bidding them. Two spades would be natural here, but it may suggest more shape than this. According- ly, a raise to two no-trump Blondie seems to be in order. Partner has length in the minors, so you need not be overly concerned about possible weaknesses there in your own hand.

Dilbert

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Retail Therapy by Leslie Rogers

ACROSS 53 Tight, old-fashioned garment 26 Stick to the top of a feed, as a 1 Extra, for one 55 Soup container tweet 6 Frequently improvised feature 56 Payment promise 27 Bygone Russian ruler of jazz 57 Hazy or juicy beers, for short 29 Makes level 10 Cash-out spots? 58 Where to buy panes? 30 River whose flooding is cele- Peanuts 14 Sibling of Huey and Dewey 62 Kite part brated in Egypt 15 Abel’s brother 63 Slushy drink 31 Animal on a yellow road sign 16 Blue-green 64 Obliterate 32 Bar offering 17 Where to buy male cows? 65 Woods of “Legally Blonde” 33 ___ Bader Ginsburg 19 Stay in your pajamas all day, 66 Trail mix components 34 Path that leads to say 67 Bedbug, e.g. Machu Picchu 20 Raises, as the ante 38 Imaginary sinister sibling 21 French article DOWN 39 It tells you which way the 22 Got well 1 Lizzo’s “Cuz I Love You,” for wind blows 24 Pastry that may have a beef one 40 Limerick writer filling 2 Two-door car 42 Spot of land 27 Make blush, maybe 3 Oklahoma city 43 Use an oyster knife, say 28 Where to buy testimony? 4 Avocado or coconut liquid 45 Skirmish 32 Queen co-founder May 5 Sleep stage letters 46 Strategic Monopoly 35 Lowland 6 Seat-back amenity on transactions Hagar 36 Contend a plane 47 Words of dismay 37 Has a campaign 7 Sources of wood for barrels 50 Drummer’s pair of 38 Worth ___ penny 8 “Let sleeping dogs ___” cymbals 40 Brazilian soccer champion 9 Covertly 51 Largest species of 31-Down 41 And so forth: Abbr. 10 Etta James song with the lyric 52 Excellent, informally 42 Scientist Pavlov “My lonely days are over” 53 Quote from 43 Puzzling problem 11 They might be in hot water 54 Milky gemstone 44 Where to buy the current 12 Setting for Pac-Man 55 Tech review site trends? 13 Husky’s conveyance 59 R.N.’s workplace 48 Fabric that adds volume to 18 Came to earth 60 It’s traversed by crawlers gowns 23 Facilitate 61 ___ Lanka 49 Musical patterns 25 “Jabberwocky” opener

Baby Blues

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B4 THE JOURNAL THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 2021 Somebody is getting their tinsel in a tangle Willie, it Merry Cmas? Portability and Account- person is not wearing a My kids were told that Willie says: ability Act of 1996) rights mask, including asking they don’t “have” to Somebody is for her to tell what was about a medical con- come to school Thursday getting their wrong with her that caused dition that prevents it. at Seneca High. Why? Tell tinsel in a tan- her not to be able to wear They just don’t have to Because the basketball gle. The Greek a mask. Really? I thought answer. Neither HIPAA team is playing at 3 p.m. alphabet has HIPAA was for patients’ nor the Fourth or Fifth Thursday for the State both a K and rights? She cannot be Amendments apply to title, of course. But be- an X in it. her own health provider, individuals or business cause of COVID-19, very The Greek can she? Maybe I missed owners, so the claims in few tickets are available, Willie letter K something, but it seems to posts that assert this are mostly only to parents (Kappa) is the me that she may be trying FALSE. It’s legal for a and media. So why let the CALL 916-9749 10th letter of to support her stance business owner to ask an school dismiss students the Greek alphabet. with falsehoods. I may be unmasked store patron to attend an out-of-town our students. Each The letter X (Chi) wrong. I have been before why he or she is not game that the kids can’t team was awarded is the 22nd letter of and readily admit it! wearing a mask, even if even attend? I’m really approximately 400 the Greek alphabet. Willie says: that means asking about proud of our team, but this tickets for the game. Now that we know HIPAA prescribes a medical condition. Peo- is silly. While Seneca High that, here’s the con- rules as to how health ple can ask one another Willie says: School allotted some nection to Christ- care providers, insurers about their health and Silly this definitely tickets to the par- mas: Chi (or X) is and business associates choices — though they is not. There are 469 ents of the players the first letter in must protect the privacy don’t have to answer. high schools in South and to the general the Greek word for of health information Carolina. Making it to public, the majority Christ — Χριστός (Chris- about patients and pre- Catch ya later! the state finals is a huge of the remaining tos). In the early vents them from disclos- Willie accomplishment, espe- tickets were allocated days of the Christian ing information except cially with this being to students. Due to the church, Christians used in limited circumstanc- COMMENTS ARE not intended the first time for the number of students able the letter X as a secret es. It simply does not to reflect views of The Journal’s local program. As for to attend the game and symbol to indicate their apply to anything else. management or staff and are the your concerns, I asked the fact that dismissal membership in the So it isn’t applicable to opinions of readers submitting a Journal reporter to will occur during the church to others since questions from a busi- them. The Journal makes no contact Jennifer Dodd, game, students were told the alternative was per- ness owner to a patron, guarantee of their accuracy. As for spokeswoman for the that absences for today school as we cheer on the secution and/or death by or one person to another. answers, ol’ Willie does his best to School District of Oconee will be excused. With basketball team, but rest the Romans. Using the X It’s legal to ask why a get it right. County, for an answer. that being said, Seneca assured that teaching in the word Christmas She wrote back, “On High School will be oper- and learning will con- started in the mid-1500s. Thursday, March 4, at ating on a normal sched- tinue for our students X has been an acceptable 3 p.m., the Seneca boys ule today. While school throughout the day.” Go representation of the basketball team will administrators and some Cats! word Christ for hun- play for the state cham- teachers will be attend- dreds of years. pionship on the campus ing the game, several Willie, Willie, of USC–Aiken. The day district administrators Xmas is supposedly The lady at the county W and time of the game will be at the school in Christmas abbreviated. council meeting — the alhalla were chosen by the S.C. the afternoon to help People claim the letter K in lady that was a “licensed High School League; we with supervision and Greek is X, so this is abbre- medical professional” — understand that it is not dismissal. Today will be viation of the C in Christ- said it would violate her Performing ideal for our school or an exciting day for our mas. So why not abbreviate HIPAA (Health Insurance Arts Center GOING OUT: Make your weekend plans now

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BY MICHAEL CROUCHLEY both his freshman and THE JOURNAL sophomore seasons — but Elliott said he’s CLEMSON — The seen improvement from Clemson football team Dixon thus far in spring has the unenviable task practice. of replacing two all-time “I really see more deci- greats, which is obvious- siveness in his cuts,” El- ly no small feat. liott said. “We know that Quarterback Trevor he’s a great perimeter Lawrence and running runner, but I’ve seen a back Travis Etienne are little bit more of a sense both off to the NFL, and of urgency in squaring with spring practice up his pads and trying underway, the task of to do the dirty work so finding their successors he can get the opportu- has already begun. nity to hit those home D.J. Uiagalelei runs that we know he’s shouldn’t have any capable of.” issues stepping in as the Dixon started to come Tigers’ signal caller af- on at the end of last sea- ter flashing his ability in son, picking up a rush- his two starts as a true ing touchdown in each of freshman when Law- Clemson’s last two reg- rence missed time with ular-season games, and COVID-19 in the fall. he’s ready to carry that At running back, it momentum forward. BRAD MOORE | FOR THE JOURNAL may not be so cut and “I was coming off of a Seneca head coach Kevin Padgett high-fives senior Jared Rogers after the Bobcats’ win over Blue Ridge on Feb 24. dry. leg injury in the fall that “The best thing is was holding me back a that there’s competition little bit,” he said earlier there, and we have nine this week. “In the middle more days for those of last season, it started guys to really compete,” getting better, and then Clemson offensive I started building my History awaits coordinator Tony Elliott confidence. Having older said following practice guys here mentoring me Wednesday. and telling me things Senior Lyn-J Dixon that I needed to do, I took Seneca eyes crown in seems primed to take their advice and ran over as Clemson’s main with it. option out of the back- “I have really been first State championship field. He had a bit of an working on my explo- off year as Etienne’s siveness, and I’m still backup last season — working on every little BY ERIC SPROTT | UP NEXT | he averaged only 19 thing at my position. I THE JOURNAL rushing yards per game What: Class 3A State after averaging 42 in SEE TIGERS, PAGE C3 SENECA — It would go Championship Game beyond a stretch to label Who: Marlboro County the passage of five days When: Thursday, 3 p.m. as ancient history, but Where: Aiken don’t tell that to the Sen- TV: WMYA-40 eca High School boys’ Radio: WSNW 94.1 FM basketball team. No matter the energy typical weekend affair spent, the demons that in Columbia, the sec- were exorcised or the ond-ranked Bobcats (16- sheer emotions of the 9) will square off with moment, the Bobcats fourth-ranked Marlboro have long since put Sat- County (10-2) in the urday’s payback victory Class 3A State champi- over Keenan in the past. onship game today (3 Winning the Class 3A p.m., WMYA-40) at the Upper State champion- USC Aiken Convocation ship against the team Center. that ended its season a It’s not an ideal situa- year ago was nice, but tion playing a midweek, the far bigger prize is midafternoon champi- now just 32 minutes onship game in front away for the Bobcats. of a limited crowd due For the first time in to COVID-19 protocols, program history, Seneca but that does nothing to is set to play for a State dampen the spirits of a championship, as it will Seneca team looking to DAVID PLATT | CLEMSON ATHLETICS trek to Aiken for a most make history just days BRAD MOORE | FOR THE JOURNAL Clemson’s Lyn-J Dixon carries the ball during practice unorthodox title-game Seneca senior Levi Leard shoots over a Mid Carolina on Monday in Clemson matchup. Instead of a SEE BOBCATS, PAGE C3 defender durning the teams’ game on Feb. 20.

Griffin, Boeheim lead Detectives look Syracuse past Clemson at ‘black box’ from

ASSOCIATED PRESS including three from dis- tance, while Clemson (15- Tiger Woods crash SYRACUSE, N.Y. — The 6, 9-6) was 1 Clemson men’s basketball of 4 shooting. BY STEFANIE DAZIO by the Hyundai luxury team fell short of a sixth The teams ASSOCIATED PRESS brand, is likely to have straight win Wednesday, had ended a a newer falling to Syracuse. cold-shooting LOS ANGELES — version of Alan Griffin hit three first half with Detectives are looking event data straight 3-pointers to Syracuse at data from the “black recorders score nine of his 22 64 ahead 25-22. box” of Tiger Woods’ nicknamed points in just under three “Both SUV to get a clearer pic- “black minutes on Wednesday, teams strug- ture of what occurred boxes” as Syracuse opened the gled a little during the Southern after more second half on a furious bit offensive- California rollover Woods sophisticat- 15-2 run to break away ly early on,” crash that seriously ed record- from Clemson for a 64-54 Brownell injured the golf star, au- ers in airplanes. The win. 54 said. thorities said Wednes- devices store a treasure “We let (Alan) Grif- “I felt like our day. trove of data for authori- fin get away from us guys were very passive The Los Angeles ties to review. and make threes, and against the zone in the County Sheriff’s De- Woods suffered a (Syracuse) made easy first half. We just didn’t partment said traffic serious leg injury baskets in transition,” move the ball like we investigators executed a when the SUV he was Clemson head coach Brad practiced. Our defense search warrant Monday driving went off a Los Brownell said. “They was pretty good in the to retrieve data from the Angeles County road played better than we did first half. We did the device from the Genesis and rolled over on a today, and Griffin’s shoot- things we needed to do to SUV that Woods was downhill stretch known ing was a big factor. We stay in the game, but our driving. for crashes. Sheriff Alex needed to play high-level offense didn’t get better.” There was no immedi- Villanueva said Woods offense, but we didn’t. In less than four min- ate information regard- was not drunk and was We didn’t shoot well utes, Syracuse made it a ing what was found in driving alone in good enough.” completely different game, COURTESY OF THE ACC the black box, Deputy weather when the SUV The Orange (15-8, 9-7 doubling its field goal Clemson guard Clyde Trapp drives to the hoop during Trina Schrader said in hit a raised median, Atlantic Coast Confer- percentage from 25% in the Tigers’ 64-54 loss to Syracuse at the Carrier Dome a statement. ence) hit their first six in Syracuse. Clemson will close the regular season on The 2021 GV80, made SEE WOODS, PAGE C3 shots of the second half, SEE CLEMSON, PAGE C3 Saturday against Pittsburgh at Littlejohn Coliseum. C2 THE JOURNAL | SPORTS | THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 2021

| LOCAL SPORTS | Today Yankees manager Aaron Boone gets pacemaker, takes leave High School Boys’ Basketball BY RONALD BLUM thing,” general manager thing went as planned,” are going to continue to long-term health prognosis Seneca vs. Marlboro County, ASSOCIATED PRESS Brian Cashman said. “I Mendoza said. get these guys ready to without having to change Class 3A State championship do applaud him for being The 41-year-old Mendoza play the regular season.” anything about my way game, Aiken, 3 p.m. NEW YORK — New York very open and was a minor leaguer mostly Boone, 47, is entering of life. I look forward to Boys’ Soccer Yankees manager Aaron honest and with San Francisco and the his fourth season as Yan- getting back to work in the Daniel at Riverside, 7:30 p.m. Boone took a leave of ab- sharing about Yankees from 1997-09 and kees manager. Cashman next several days.” Girls’ Soccer sence from the team to get the circum- is starting his 13th season said Boone told him a New York started the West-Oak at Walhalla, 6 p.m. a pacemaker and intends stances that working for the Yankees. few days ago he intended exhibition season Sunday, College to return to work in a few he’s going Mendoza joined the ma- to have the pacemaker and Boone informed the Women’s Basketball days. through right jor league staff as quality inserted whenever the Yankees staff from the Clemson vs. Notre Dame, ACC New York said the pro- now.” control and infield coach surgery could be sched- hospital during Wednes- Tournament, second round, Greensboro, N.C., 8:30 p.m. cedure took place Wednes- Boone Bench coach under Boone in 2018 and uled. day’s daily staff Zoom call day at St. Joseph’s Hospi- Carlos Men- succeeded Josh Bard as Boone said in a statement that he was having the tal in Tampa, Florida, and doza took over as acting bench coach for 2020. the medical team is “con- procedure later in the day. | ON THE RADIO | went as expected. Boone manager for Wednesday “The mindset doesn’t fident that today’s surgery A broadcaster for ESPN remained hospitalized night’s exhibition, a 4-1 win change,” Mendoza said. will allow me to resume all from 2010-17, Boone Today overnight. over Toronto in Tampa. “We have a really good of my usual professional succeeded Joe Girardi as HIGH SCHOOL “It sounds like it’s “I was told that he’s re- group of coaches here and and personal activities New York manager ahead BOYS’ BASKETBALL 3 p.m. going to be a short-term covering well, that every- really good personnel that and afford me a positive of the 2018 season. WSNW 94.1 FM — Seneca vs. Marlboro County, Class 3A State championship game, Aiken WOMEN’S COLLEGE | | BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD 8:30 p.m. WCCP 105.5 FM — Clemson vs. AUTO RACING 3:10 p.m. No. 8 Maryland at No. 12 Michigan, Detroit 129, Toronto 105 Norfolk (Triple-A East); Buch Britton Notre Dame, ACC Tournament, n NASCAR Cup Series — Schedule L.A. Angels vs. Arizona at Scottsdale, Noon. Philadelphia 131, Utah 123, OT manager, Justin Ramsey pitching second round, Greensboro, N.C. and Winners Ariz., 3:10 p.m. No. 9 UCLA vs. Washington at Brooklyn 132, Houston 114 coach, Ryan Fuller hitting coach, Jeff Feb. 9 — Busch Clash at DAYTONA St. Louis vs. Houston at West Palm Michelob Ultra Arena, Las Vegas, 11 Atlanta 115, Orlando 112 Kunkel fundamentals coach, Marty | | (Kyle Busch) Beach, Fla., 6:05 p.m. p.m. Charlotte 135, Minnesota 102 Brinker athletic coach and Jon Medici SPORTS ON TV Feb. 11 — x-Bluegreen Vacations Kansas City vs. Cincinnati at Goodyear, No. 11 Arizona vs. Utah or Washington Chicago 128, New Orleans 124 strength and conditioning coach for Duel 1 at DAYTONA (Aric Almirola) Ariz., 8:05 p.m. St. at Michelob Ultra Arena, Las Vegas Oklahoma City at Dallas, late Bowie (Double-A Northeast); Kyle Today Feb. 11 — x-Bluegreen Vacations Chicago Cubs vs. L.A. Dodgers at 9 p.m. Golden State at Portland, late Moore manager, Josh Conway pitching COLLEGE BASKETBALL Duel 2 at DAYTONA (Austin Dillon) Glendale, Ariz., 8:05 p.m. No. 13 Arkansas vs. Mississippi, 8:30 L.A. Lakers at Sacramento, late coach, Tom Eller hitting coach, Tim p.m. Thursday (MEN’S) Feb. 14 — DAYTONA 500 (Michael DeJohn fundamentals coach, Ryan McDowell) BASKETBALL No. 15 South Florida at UCF, 5 p.m. L.A. Clippers at Washington, 7 p.m. 11 a.m. Goll development coach and Adam Feb. 21 — O’Reilly Auto Parts 253 At n Men’s AP Top 25 Schedule No. 17 Kentucky vs. Auburn or Florida Toronto at Boston, 7 p.m. NBCSN — Atlantic 10 Tourna- Sparks athletic trainer for Aberdeen DAYTONA (Christopher Bell) and Results at Bon Secours Wellness Arena, Detroit at New York, 7:30 p.m. ment: Duquesne vs. Richmond, (High-A East); Dave Anderson man- Feb. 28 — Dixie Vodka 400 (William Late Tuesday Greenville, 1:30 p.m. Denver at Indiana, 8 p.m. Second Round, Richmond, Va. ager, Robbie Aviles pitching coach, Byron) No. 23 Purdue (17-8) beat No. 25 No. 19 Oregon vs. California or Milwaukee at Memphis, 8 p.m. 1 p.m. Patrick Jones hitting coach, Matt NBCSN — Atlantic 10 Tourna- March 7 — Pennzoil 400 presented by Wisconsin 73-69 Oregon St. at Michelob Ultra Arena, Miami at New Orleans, 8:30 p.m. Packer fundamentals coach, David ment: TBD vs. UMass, Second Jiffy Lube, Las Vegas Wednesday Las Vegas 2 p.m. Oklahoma City at San Antonio, 9 p.m. Barry development coach, Gary Smith Round, Richmond, Va. March 14 — NASCAR Cup Series No. 10 Villanova vs. No. 14 Creighton, Golden State at Phoenix, 10 p.m. n athletic trainer and Liz Pardo strength 3:30 p.m. Race at Phoenix, Avondale, Ariz. late ACC Women’s Basketball Sacramento at Portland, 10 p.m. and conditioning coach for Delmarva NBCSN — Atlantic 10 Tourna- March 21 — Folds of Honor QuikTrip No. 11 Florida St. vs. Boston College, Tournament Glance ment: Rhode Island vs. Dayton, 500, Hampton, Ga. late At Greensboro Coliseum HOCKEY (Low-A East); Kevin Bradshaw and n Second Round, Richmond, Va. March 28 — Food City Dirt Race, No. 19 San Diego St. at UNLV, late Greensboro, N.C. NHL Glance Alan Mills managers, Adam Bleday 5:30 p.m. Bristol, Tenn. x — non-points race Thursday First Round East Division and Joe Haumacher pitching coaches, NBCSN — Atlantic 10 Tourna- No. 2 Michigan vs. Michigan St., 7 Wednesday GP W L OT Pts GF GA Branden Becker and Anthony Villa n ment: TBD vs. George Mason, NASCAR Cup Series — Points p.m. Pittsburgh vs. Boston College, 2 p.m. Washington 22 13 5 4 30 75 70 hitting coaches, Christian Frias and Second Round, Richmond, Va. Leaders No. 3 Baylor vs. No. 17 Oklahoma St., Second Round N.Y. Islanders 22 12 6 4 28 58 50 Collin Woody fundamentals coaches, 7 p.m. Through Feb. 28 7 p.m. Thursday Boston 20 12 5 3 27 60 52 Adam Schuck development coach, ESPN — Michigan St. at Mich- 1. Denny Hamlin, 139 No. 5 Iowa vs. Nebraska, 9 p.m. North Carolina vs. Wake Forest, noon Philadelphia 19 11 5 3 25 63 59 Aliks Lorie athletic trainer and Brandon igan 2. Kevin Harvick, 119 No. 6 West Virginia vs. TCU, 7 p.m. Syracuse vs. Pittsburgh-Boston Pittsburgh 21 12 8 1 25 65 67 Farish strength and conditioning coach ESPN2 — Oklahoma St. at 3. Joey Logano, 108 No. 13 Kansas vs. UTEP, 8 p.m. College winner, 2:30 p.m. N.Y. Rangers 20 8 9 3 19 53 54 for the Complex League staff. Baylor 4. Michael McDowell, 106 No. 15 Texas at No. 16 Oklahoma, Virginia Tech vs. Miami, 6 p.m. New Jersey 18 7 9 2 16 46 54 NEW YORK YANKEES — Announced 9 p.m. 5. Chase Elliott, 105 9 p.m. Notre Dame vs. Clemson, 8:30 p.m. Buffalo 20 6 11 3 15 46 60 manager Aaron Boone to take imme- BTN — Nebraska at Iowa 6. Kurt Busch, 104 No. 18 Texas Tech vs. Iowa St., 7 p.m. Central Division diate leave of absence for medical No. 24 Colorado vs. Arizona St., 9 p.m. n SEC Women’s Basketball GP W L OT Pts GF GA ESPN — Texas at Oklahoma 7. Christopher Bell, 99 reasons. 8. Kyle Larson, 97 Tournament Glance Tampa Bay 20 15 4 1 31 71 39 ESPN2 — Arizona St. at COl- National League 9. Martin Truex Jr, 96 n Men’s ACC Glance At Bon Secours Wellness Arena Carolina 22 15 6 1 31 76 60 orado CHICAGO CUBS — Agreed to terms 10. Brad Keselowski, 95 Conference All Games Greenville Florida 21 13 4 4 30 67 60 ESPNU — UCF at East Carolina with INF Eric Sogard on a minor 11. Austin Dillon, 90 W L Pct W L Pct First Round Chicago 23 12 7 4 28 73 68 9:30 p.m. league contract. FS1 — Wyoming at Utah St. 12. Ryan Preece, 90 Florida St. 10 3 .769 14 4 .778 Wednesday Columbus 24 9 10 5 23 66 78 Virginia 12 4 .750 16 6 .727 Auburn vs. Florida, 4 p.m. Nashville 22 10 12 0 20 51 68 MIAMI MARLINS — Agreed to terms COLLEGE BASKETBALL 13. William Byron, 76 14. Cole Custer, 68 Virginia Tech 9 4 .692 15 5 .750 Second Round Detroit 25 7 15 3 17 52 82 with LHP Glo Gonzalez on a minor (WOMEN’S) 15. Bubba Wallace, 67 Louisville 8 4 .667 13 5 .722 Thursday Dallas 17 6 7 4 16 46 47 league contract. 11 a.m. 16. Chris Buescher, 67 Clemson 9 6 .60 15 5 .750 Mississippi St. vs. LSU, 11 a.m. West Division FOOTBALL SECN — Southeastern Tourna- 17. Alex Bowman, 65 Georgia Tech 10 6 .625 14 8 .636 Kentucky vs. Auburn-Florida winner, GP W L OT Pts GF GA National Football League ment: Mississippi St. vs. LSU, 18. Kyle Busch, 62 N. Carolina 9 6 .600 15 9 .625 1 p.m. Vegas 18 13 4 1 27 56 40 CHICAGO BEARS — Re-signed OL Second Round, Greenville 19. Ricky Stenhouse Jr, 62 Syracuse 8 7 .533 14 8 .636 Missouri vs. Alabama, 6 p.m. St. Louis 22 12 8 2 26 72 71 Alex Bars, TE J.P. Holtz, RB Ryan Nall Noon 20. Ryan Newman, 56 Duke 9 8 .529 11 10 .524 Mississippi vs. Arkansas, 8 p.m. Minnesota 19 12 6 1 25 61 49 and LBs James Vaughters and Josh BTN — Maryland at Michigan 21. Ross Chastain, 53 NC State 8 8 .500 12 9 .571 Colorado 19 11 7 1 23 57 48 Woods to contract extensions. 1:30 p.m. 22. Daniel Suarez, 47 Pittsburgh 6 9 .400 10 10 .500 n NBA Glance Los Angeles 20 9 7 4 22 60 56 CINCINNATI BENGALS — Re-signed SECN — Southeastern Tourna- 23. Tyler Reddick, 46 Notre Dame 6 10 .375 9 13 .409 EASTERN CONFERENCE Arizona 21 9 9 3 21 56 64 LS Clark Harris to a one-year contract ment: TBD vs. Kentucky, Second 24. Ryan Blaney, 45 Bos. College 2 9 .182 4 13 .235 Atlantic Division San Jose 19 8 9 2 18 59 73 extension. Round, Greenville 25. Chase Briscoe, 42 Wake Forest 3 14 .176 6 14 .300 W L Pct GB Anaheim 22 6 11 5 17 46 66 LAS VEGAS RAIDERS — Re-signed 2 p.m. 26. Aric Almirola, 40 Miami 3 15 .167 7 16 .304 Philadelphia 24 12 .667 — North Division LS Trent Sieg to a three-year contract PAC-12N — Pac-12 Tournament: 27. Corey Lajoie, 39 Brooklyn 24 13 .649 ½ GP W L OT Pts GF GA extension. TBD vs. Oregon, Quarterfinal, 28. Erik Jones, 34 Wednesday Boston 18 17 .514 5½ Toronto 24 18 4 2 38 87 56 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS — Las Vegas 29. Anthony Alfredo, 33 Syracuse 64, Clemson 54 New York 18 18 .500 6 Winnipeg 22 14 7 1 29 74 59 5 p.m. Re-signed S J.T. Gray to a two-year 30. Jamie McMurray, 30 NC State at Notre Dame, late Toronto 17 18 .486 6½ Edmonton 25 14 11 0 28 80 78 contract extension. ESPNU — South Florida at UCF Boston College at Florida St., late Southeast Division 31. Josh Bilicki, 18 Montreal 21 10 6 5 25 68 61 HOCKEY PAC-12N — Pac-12 Tournament: 32. Joey Gase, 17 Thursday W L Pct GB Calgary 23 10 11 2 22 59 70 National Hockey League TBD vs. Stanford, Quarterfinal, 33. James Davison, 15 No games scheduled Miami 17 18 .486 — Vancouver 26 9 15 2 20 74 90 NHL — Fined Carolina F Nino Las Vegas 34. Matt DiBenedetto, 14 Charlotte 16 18 .471 ½ Ottawa 25 8 16 1 17 67 95 Niederreiter for interference in a March 6 p.m. 35. Quin Houff, 11 n Men’s SEC Glance Atlanta 15 20 .429 2 NOTE: Two points for a win, one 2 game against Nashville. SECN — Southeastern Tour- 36. Kaz Grala, 9 Conference All Games Washington 13 20 .394 3 point for overtime loss. The top four CALGARY FLAMES — Waived RW nament: Missouri vs. Alabama, 37. Scott Heckert, 9 W L Pct W L Pct Orlando 13 22 .371 4 teams in each division will qualify for Second Round, Greenville 38. David Ragan, 4 Alabama 15 2 .882 20 6 .769 Central Division playoffs under this season’s temporary Dominik Simon. 8 p.m. 39. Derrike Cope, 1. Arkansas 12 4 .750 20 5 .800 W L Pct GB realignment. DETROIT RED WINGS — Waived C PAC-12N — Pac-12 Tournament: LSU 10 6 .625 15 8 .652 Charlotte 17 18 .486 — Valtteri Filppula. TBD vs. Arizona, Quarterfinal, BASEBALL Florida 9 6 .600 13 7 .650 Miami 17 18 .486 — Wednesday MONTREAL CANADIENS — Assigned Las Vegas n MLB Spring Training Glance Tennessee 9 7 .563 16 7 .696 Atlanta 16 20 .444 1½ Washington 2, Boston 1, SO C Cameron Hillis to Laval (AHL). 8:30 p.m. AMERICAN LEAGUE Missouri 8 7 .533 15 7 .682 Washington 13 20 .394 3 Toronto 6, Edmonton 1 NEW YORK RANGERS — Waived D SECN — Southeastern Tourna- W L Pct. Mississippi 9 8 .529 14 10 .583 Orlando 13 23 .361 4½ St. Louis at Anaheim, late Mason Geertsen. ment: Mississippi vs. Arkansas, Kansas City 3 1 .750 Mississippi St. 7 9 .438 13 12 .520 WESTERN CONFERENCE Arizona at Los Angeles, late PITTSBURGH PENGUINS — Second Round, Greenville New York 3 1 .750 Kentucky 7 9 .438 8 15 .348 Southwest Division Minnesota at Vegas, late Assigned C Frederick Gaudreau to 11 p.m. Los Angeles 2 1 .667 Georgia 7 10 .412 14 10 .583 W L Pct GB Colorado at San Jose, late Wilkes-Barre/Scranton (AHL). PAC-12N — Pac-12 Tournament: Toronto 2 1 .667 Auburn 6 11 .353 12 14 .462 San Antonio 18 13 .581 — Thursday Ameican Hockey League TBD vs. UCLA, Quarterfinal, Las Boston 2 2 .500 S. Carolina 4 11 .267 6 13 .316 Memphis 16 15 .516 2 Buffalo at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. HARTFORD WOLFPACK — Released Vegas Cleveland 2 2 .500 Texas A&M 2 6 .250 8 7 .533 Dallas 17 16 .515 2 Detroit at Carolina, 7 p.m. G Dylan Garand from his standard COLLEGE SOCCER Detroit 2 2 .500 Vanderbilt 3 12 .200 7 14 .333 New Orleans 15 20 .429 5 N.Y. Rangers at New Jersey, 7 p.m. player contract (SPC). (WOMEN’S) Minnesota 2 2 .500 Houston 11 23 .324 8½ Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. IOWA WILD — Recalled LW Josh 2 p.m. Oakland 2 2 .500 Late Tuesday Northwest Division Winnipeg at Montreal, 7 p.m. Maser from Allen (ECHL) loan. BTN — Purdue at Nebraska Tampa Bay 2 2 .500 LSU 83, Vanderbilt 68 W L Pct GB Florida at Nashville, 8 p.m. PROVIDENCE BRUINS — Recalled Mississippi 70, Kentucky 62 Utah 27 9 .750 — COLLEGE SOFTBALL Seattle 1 1 .500 Tampa Bay at Chicago, 8 p.m. D Andrew Peski from Jacksonville Baltimore 1 2 .333 Wednesday Portland 19 14 .576 6½ 6 p.m. Columbus at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. (ECHL) loan. Houston 1 2 .333 Missouri 72, Florida 70 Denver 20 15 .571 6½ ACCN — NC Central at Duke Ottawa at Calgary, 9 p.m. East Coast Hockey League Chicago 0 2 .000 Mississippi St. at Texas A&M, late Oklahoma City 14 20 .412 12 Toronto at Vancouver, 10 p.m. GOLF ALLEN AMERICANS — Released LW Thursday Minnesota 7 29 .194 20 10 a.m. Texas 0 2 .000 Vanderbilt at Cincinnati, 7 p.m. Pacific Division Jared Bethune and Scott Conway from GOLF — LPGA Tour: The Drive NATIONAL LEAGUE TRANSACTIONS W L Pct GB n their standard player contracts (SPC). on Championship, First Round, W L Pct. 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Tigers’ Conti named Coaches’ Division I Wom- work to do.” Player of the Week en’s National Player of the Conti dominated in Week on Tuesday, and then Clemson’s wins over the Washington replacing cheerleading THE JOURNAL STAFF the ACC Offensive Player College of Charleston last of the Week on Wednesday. Thursday and Sunday CLEMSON — After a “I’m honored for — scoring three goals team with coed dance team blistering start to the this recognition, but I and recording an assist spring season, sophomore wouldn’t be here without through two games. Caroline Conti of the the work and support of She picked up her sec- BY STEPHEN WHYNO Clemson women’s soccer all of my teammates and ond ACC weekly honor of ASSOCIATED PRESS team picked up a pair of coaches,” Conti said. “I the season after she was honors this week. am excited for what’s named the ACC Offensive Washington will not The midfielder was coming for us this season Player of the Week in have cheerleaders for the named the United Soccer and ready for much more September. first time since the NFL’s longest-running cheer- leading team was founded in 1962, with a coed dance team taking its place. The move is part of Winslow gets 14 years for rapes the organization’s re- branding effort and not ASSOCIATED PRESS guilty to raping an uncon- That brought the poten- related to a confidential scious teenager in 2003 tial sentence down to 14 settlement reached with VISTA, Calif. — For- and to the 2018 years. Winslow will be members of the 2008 and mer NFL tight end Kellen sexual battery sentenced next month. 2010 cheerleading teams. Winslow II agreed Friday of a 54-year-old His sentencing had Lawyers for the team ASSOCIATED PRESS to accept a 14-year pris- hitchhiker in been scheduled for last and those cheerleaders Washington Football Team cheerleaders perform before on sentence for raping a Encinitas. year. But it was post- told The Associated a game against the New York Giants on Nov. 8. homeless woman and as- That plea poned because of court Press last month that saulting two other women. deal capped closures caused by the “the matter has been made Joey Colby-Be- “as long as they have that Winslow, 37, agreed to his sentence coronavirus pandemic. resolved” but would not govich vice president of athletic skillset. I have changes to a previous Winslow at 18 years. Winslow was drafted by say when the settlement gameday experience, and no idea who the former guilty plea in order to On Friday, the Cleveland Browns in was reached. Pope will be in charge of dancers were, so I don’t avoid a potential 18-year a San Diego County 2004 and spent four sea- Former Laker Girl forming and naming the know them, so everyone’s sentence. Superior Court judge ap- sons with the team, being manager Petra Pope was new dance team. welcome to audition.” In 2019, Winslow was proved a change in which named to the Pro Bowl in hired Wednesday as an The contracts of previ- Pope said she’s con- convicted of raping a Winslow’s sexual battery 2007. He also played for the adviser to use her three- ous members of the cheer- vinced owner Dan Snyder 58-year-old homeless wom- plea was replaced with a Tampa Bay Buccaneers, plus decades of NBA leading team expired, and wife Tanya “are com- an in Encinitas, California. guilty plea to assaulting New England Patriots and experience to revamp the Pope confirmed, though mitted to bringing this Facing a retrial on other the hitchhiker with the New York Jets. His last group. she said they’re able to team to a more modern charges, he later pleaded intent to commit rape. NFL season was in 2013. Washington on Monday try out for the 2021 group level.”

CLEMSON: Falls on road Syracuse WOODS: Crash being investigated

FROM PAGE C1 Dome. Syracuse 64, Clemson 54 FROM PAGE C1 information on the cause can be downloaded. Al-Amir Dawes and Clemson (15-6) of the accident. There aren’t any federal Simms 3-10 0-0 6, Tyson 3-9 0-0 6, the first half to 50% in the Alex Hemenway scored 11 Hemenway 3-7 2-2 11, Honor 0-3 went across oncoming California law allows regulations requiring second. The Orange only points each for Clemson, 0-0 0, Trapp 1-7 0-0 3, Dawes 4-6 lanes and rolled several law enforcement to seek the boxes, but the U.S. turned the ball over once which saw a five-game 0-0 11, Hunter 3-6 0-0 7, Baehre times. The crash injured search warrants for National Highway Traffic in the second half, Griffin win streak end. Each also 2-5 0-0 5, Hall 0-2 2-4 2, Newman his right leg, requiring data recorders that were Safety Administration 1-4 0-0 3. Totals 20-59 4-6 54. was on his way to his fifth made three 3-pointers. Syracuse (15-8) surgery. involved in motor vehicle says nearly all vehicles double-double of the season The Tigers finished the Dolezaj 0-2 0-1 0, Griffin 8-14 0-0 Deputies will review data crashes that result in have them now. with 10 rebounds to go with game shooting 39% (20 of 22, Guerrier 3-10 2-2 8, Boeheim from the black box to “see if death or serious bodily USA Today first the 22 points, and Buddy 59). Nick Honor, who aver- 6-15 3-3 17, Girard 3-8 0-0 7, they can find out what was injury. Law enforce- reported the search Richmond 0-4 5-6 5, Braswell 1-3 Boeheim tossed in 17. ages 9.1 points per game. 2-3 5. Totals 21-56 12-15 64. the performance of the ve- ment must show that the warrant, noting that The game was a make- was held scoreless for the hicle, what was happening recorders could have ev- deputies did not seek one up, originally scheduled first time since Clemson Halftime — Syracuse 25-22. 3-Point at the time of impact,” said idence of a felony or mis- for samples of Woods’ for Jan. 12. Griffin’s dou- lost 54-50 to then-No. 25 Goals — Clemson 10-29 (Dawes 3-5, Villanueva, who previously demeanor in the crash, blood. The blood samples Hemenway 3-6, Baehre 1-2, Newman ble-double was his first Louisville on Jan. 27. 1-2, Hunter 1-4, Trapp 1-5, Simms faced criticism for almost and detectives must limit could show if Woods had since Jan. 23. Seven of his Syracuse awaits the 0-1, Honor 0-2, Tyson 0-2), Syracuse immediately calling the their review of the data any drugs or alcohol in 10 rebounds were on the ACC tournament. Clem- 10-32 (Griffin 6-12, Boeheim 2-10, crash “purely an accident.” to information directly his system. Villanueva defensive end. Syracuse son closes the regular Braswell 1-2, Girard 1-3, Richmond During a live social me- related to the offense. has repeatedly said the 0-1, Guerrier 0-4). Rebounds — ended the regular season season against visiting Clemson 31 (Simms 8), Syracuse 37 dia event on Wednesday. A black box is a comput- athlete did not show any 13-1 at the empty Carrier Pitt on Saturday. (Griffin 10). the sheriff said the new er that stores data from a evidence of impairment data could provide more vehicle’s sensors, which at the scene.

TIGERS: Earn 5 combine invites | PROPERTY TRANSFERS | Paul K. and Sula H. Arnold to Elanie Deon Cherrell Brown to Steven FROM PAGE C1 see that cat, he’s running Five Tigers, as many H. Kirby, lot 1A, Seneca, $10,000 S. Foley, lot 1, phase 1, Wildwood at Midland IRA Inc. – FBO and Charles around at 1,000 miles per Gamecocks invited to Keowee, $16,000 know that I just want to hour.” Perry to Kenneth Allen Tracy living trust, Mar y K. Hendrix to Vincent Troi- lot 59, Oconee County, $79,500 be better. I just have to The man tasked with NFL combine si, phase 4, lots in Lakeshore Village, Midland IRA Inc. – FBO and Charles maintain focus and keep coaching up Clemson’s While there won’t be $10,000 Perry to Roy E. Kemper revocable trust, working hard. I have to any in-person workouts D & B of SC LLC to Gordon Britt and deep pen of backs is a lot in Oconee County, $79,500 show the young guys how legendary Tiger in his own due to the COVID-19 D & B of SC LLC to Eddie R. and Don- Vonda Kay Beatty, 4.696 acres, Oconee to work.” right. Clemson great C.J. pandemic, the NFL re- na D. Winberly, 5.005 acres, Oconee County, $56,352 Even with Dixon Spiller was promoted from leased its list of players County, $55,000 Edward A. and Deborah K. Ray to looking like the front- graduate assistant to run- that would’ve received Keowee Heights LLC to A&A Farms Mitchell R. Garland trustees and Steph- runner for the starting ning backs coach in the invites to its annual LLC, tracts in Oconee County, $57,300 anie A. Garland trustees, lot 7, Pointe spot, Elliott said that offseason, as Elliott moved scouting combine on George R. Mraz to Rodney K. and Harbor, $1,120,000 several guys — mainly to coach tight ends after Wednesday, with Clem- Suzanne E. Stanford, lot 8, section 2, David C. and Kathy B. Harris to Jef- sophomore Kobe Pace former tight ends coach son and South Carolina Lakeshore Village, $299,000 frey E. and Laurianne P. Matheson, lot and junior Chez Mellusi Danny Pearman moved each having five players Woodorw W. Culp trustees and 208, Chickasaw Point, $175,000 — will challenge him for into an off-field role. featured. Anita R. Culp trustees to Denise Caruso Christopher Stephen Gill trustees carries. Coaching Clemson’s Lawrence — the pre- and Brian Jack Burns, lot 4, Point Place, “Kobe is a guy that running backs to fill the sumptive first overall $550,000 and Brooke Anne Gill trustees to Emily caught everybody’s at- void that Etienne left is selection in this year’s Nature Conservancy to South Car- P. Hitchcock and Richard L. Gowin, tention early on, and he’s no easy task for Spiller draft — headlines the list olina Department of Natural Resourc- 5.111 acres, Oconee County, $35,000 really going to be pushing in his first year on the of Tigers invited, which es, 791.835 acres, Oconee County, Charles Pinion to C. Jack and Lyn-J at the top” Elliott job, but Elliott said he is also includes offensive $930,000 Lynda Presco, lot 18, Oconee County, said. “Chez was starting handling his new respon- lineman Jackson Car- Roger L. Sanford to Honest Homes $200,000 to come into his own with sibilities well. man, Etienne and wide Sales LLC, lot 19, Greenbriar, $89,000 Valley Development LLC to Adam the opportunities he was “He can talk about receivers Cornell Powell Josephine Machlovitz to Dolores F. Vosburgh, lot 8A, Oconee County, getting towards the back some things that I haven’t and Amari Rodgers. Garner, lot 7, Flat Rock, $134,500 $158,350 Kathryn E. Crane to Scott Rowe half of the season, so now personally experienced,” The Gamecocks’ invi- Nancy Welch Cottingham living Nichols, lot 13, section II, Oakmont, he’s pushing at the top, he said. “That’s a little bit tees include second-team trust to Curtis Edward and Sara Jean too.“ of a different perspective. All-SEC defensive back $139,000 Diane Moreno to Alfred Scott Gru- Bollinger, lots and boatslips, Waterford Clemson also has two He just has a natural feel, Jaycee Horn, along with osso, lot 33, Woodcreek Residences, Farms, $200,000 highly touted freshmen in and the guys have gravi- offensive lineman Sadar- $67,000 James N. and Carol F. Krider to Phil Mafah and Will Ship- tated toward him.” ius Hutcherson, lineback- Allen Taylor to Douglas and Lau- Jennifer Leigh Champa and Sabir Kasib ley that have impressed “C.J. has always been a er Ernest Jones, defensive ra Jay, tract (85.147 acres), Pulaski, Muhammad, lots in Carolina Cove, early and could make an student of the game,” head back Isreal Mumuamu $515,735 $545,000 immediate impact. coach Dabo Swinney said. and wide reciever Shi John B. and Virginia E. Kight to Fritts Thomas Howard and Paula M. “Wednesday in our “He was that way here Smith. LLC, lot 9, Peninsula Shores, $170,000 Demoss to Kinsey J. Scott, lot 15, Shad- work, Phil Mafah as a player. He always In place of the combine, Foxwood Hills Property Owners owood, $329,000 flashed,” Elliott said. wanted to know why. He’s many teams will be hold- Association Inc. to Travis Herron and Keith and Brenda Rutledge to Peter “Everyone was like, a grown man, and he’s got ing pro days. Clemson’s Kevin Boles, lot 81, Edisto section, B. and Amanda J. Dumont, lot 10, Indi- ‘Man, that’s a big guy.’ a ton of experience. He’s pro day is set for March Foxwood Hills, $5,900 Today when we got out of a natural coach, and he’s 11, while South Carolina Diego A. and Katheryn N. Dante to an Oaks, $765,000 the way and let them play, doing a great job. These will hold its pro day on Russell S. and April D. Rodal, lot 63-A, Harland C. Meyer and Clyde Charles he popped a big long run guys all respect him, and March 24. Colonial Place, $230,000 Meyer to Ives W. and Erla W. Neely, ,and you saw that explo- it’s going to be exciting George R. Chandler II to Chrystal D. $25,000 sion that he has. And to watch him grow into a [email protected] | (864) 882-2386 and Clinton R. Smith III, lot 20, Country Ives W. and Erla W. Neely to Jeffrey Shipley, everytime you special coach.” Follow on Twitter @crouchwrites Place, $6,000 George and Anna Marie Taylor, tract A, Michael W. Owens to William G. phase 5, Lakeshore Village, $25,000 Moss, section II, lots in Northside Michael L. and Melody R. Burnett to Heights, $35,000 Benjamin and Allyson Keenan, lots in Amy L. Alcorn to Allison Heather A funeral is supposed to let you Arthur Brown, $162,000 Graham and Derek Y. Jones, lot 12, say goodbye to your loved ones block F, Lake Cherokee, $750,000 Stacy Eldridge and Jacob Marshall ... not to your savings account. Kevin D. and M H. Ansley to William Gibson to Sandbrook Builders Inc., lot Thompson, tract 1-E and right of way, 1, Moonlight Bay on Lake Keowee, Funeral Cremation Oconee County, $190,000 $4,000 Gerald Don Mattison estate to Hei- Capital Wealth Creation LLC to Bob Packages Packages di Von Hoffman, lot in Oconee County, and Kelly O’Shields Crawford, lot 76, starting at starting at $145,000 Tidewater section, Foxwood Hills, $650 $ $ 4,995 995 Dorothy M. Alexander to Kevin S. Myrtelina and Liane C. Grasso to Nichols and Jennifer Elizabeth Crooks, Haley T. Smith, lots in Oconee County, lot 76, Stone Pond, $319,900 $199,000 Kay C. Gauthreaux to Robert Joan L. Powell estate to Dawson Capron, lot 24, block B, Enchanted Hills, $13,000 C. and Kathy Anne Rivenbark, tract A Steven D. and Sharon E. Garrett to (12.099 acres), Wagener, $350,000 Matthew A. and Sarah A. Job, lot 16, Kristine N. Trombley to Joe W. and 101 East North Second Street, Seneca phase 28, Peninsula Pointe South, Kathy H. Allen, lot 6 and right of way, Call Anytime (864) 886-7702 $165,000 River Point, $25,000 C4 THE JOURNAL | SPORTS | THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 2021

Golf returns to Bay Hill and to some semblance of cheers

BY DOUG FERGUSON the deck onto the 18th Wednesday, where Bryson cial media video on anger ASSOCIATED PRESS green in his final appear- DeChambeau tried (un- management. ance. successfully) to drive over Bay Hill was the last ORLANDO, Fla. — But it was the last big all the water on the right- PGA Tour event before Tyrrell Hatton had cheer in golf. to-left, 555-yard sixth hole, the COVID-19 pandemic vivid memories when he “It’s kind of hard to spectators milled about shut down golf for three returned to Bay Hill, most remember the cheers, re- the course and the prac- months. Hatton contend- of them the feeling of pure ally,” Hatton said Wednes- tice area. ed in his next two events iron shots on the closing day. “We’ve played a lot Back to normal? Not after the restart, and then holes or his heart rate as of golf since then with entirely. But getting he picked up the biggest he tried to navigate 20 feet obviously no fans.” there. win of his career at the in two putts on a baked That’s starting to “It will be nice having BMW PGA Championship green for his first PGA change. a limited number of fans at Wentworth, where he Tour victory. The Houston Open last out there again, just to used to attend as a kid. He Not to be overlooked fall allowed daily ticket kind of give a bit more of started this year winning were the ears. sales for 2,000. The Phoe- an atmosphere,” Hatton in Abu Dhabi against a Hatton received an nix Open had only a frac- said. “And hopefully, I strong field. enormous ovation after he tion of its typical atten- can do something worth Hatton was No. 31 in rolled in a short par putt dance, but at 5,000 a day, it ASSOCIATED PRESS cheering about.” the world before Bay Hill to win the Arnold Palmer was still something. Tyrrell Hatton hits from the third fairway during the The Arnold Palmer Invi- a year ago. Now he is No. Invitational. It wasn’t the That’s about what Bay Workday Championship on Saturday in Bradenton, Fla. tational was a big step for 6, making him the top- loudest ever at Bay Hill, Hill is anticipating this Hatton, the Englishman ranked player in the field. not with Tiger Woods week, with tournament 25 percent capacity. A sequent weeks at least who since has starred on Rory McIlroy is playing, winning eight times or officials saying atten- limited number of fans through the Masters. the golf course and in the and Jordan Spieth makes Palmer hitting driver off dance will be limited to will be allowed in sub- Even during the pro-am latest European Tour so- his debut at Bay Hill.

The perfect gift for everyone... BOBCATS: Play Marlboro County for State today The Journal FROM PAGE C1 in the second game of about it.” have to come in ready.” the season, while point While Seneca is making Padgett knows his Call removed from what was guard Terrique Webb also its first title-game ap- team is in for a challenge 882-2375 arguably the greatest win missed time early on, as pearance, it’s the fourth against a long, athletic to subscribe! in program history. the Bobcats staggered for Marlboro County, but Marlboro County team “The Keenan game out of the gate with a 3-8 its first since 2005. The that will play a lot of zone was very emotional, and start — hardly befitting Bulldogs’ lone title came against the Bobcats. Being it was a big hurdle to get of a team that returned in 2001, while they also fundamentally sound and H H WHILE SUPPLIES LAST! H H over,” Seneca head coach three starters from last appeared in the title game taking care of the ball will Kevin Padgett said. “To season’s team that played in 2000. be key, Padgett said, along accomplish that and really for an Upper State title. The Bobcats pull out of with simply managing the perform at a high level in a But after the return of town this morning at 10 emotions and the moment. huge game against a really Evett for a 92-67 win over a.m., stopping in Green- And if the Bobcats can good team on that stage, I Wren on Jan. 8, the Bob- wood before arriving at do that, they’ll cement think it’s going to give us a cats have gone 13-1, win- the arena roughly an hour their place in history. shot in the arm, really. ning their second straight before tipoff. It’s not ideal, “I’ve been preaching $ “We enjoyed it, and we Western 3A region title but the Bobcats are hoping all year to control what as low as 119.95 know it’s a huge accom- along the way. to treat today’s game as we can control,” Padgett **for Weathermatic irrigation controllers only** plishment, but now we Suffice it to say, Marl- normal as possible. said. “We can’t control the want to accomplish bigger boro County head coach “We have to treat it like masks, the pandemic or the Come UPGRADE See Us! things.” Latroy Brace has been any other game,” Seneca crowds, but we can control PL 1600 & SL1600 The challenge that lies impressed with what he’s two-time all-state guard our effort on the floor, our TODAY!! ahead is a big one against seen out of the Bobcats. 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Cuomo addresses Prime Minister Stefan harassment claims, Lofven said a possible terrorist motive was being vows to stay in office investigated. ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — “In the light of what has New York Gov. Andrew emerged so far in the police Cuomo on Wednesday said investigation, prosecutors he intends to remain in have initiated a prelim- office in the face of sexual inary investigation into harassment allegations terrorist crimes,” he said that have weakened his but didn’t elaborate. support and led to calls for Shortly after his state- his resignation. ment, investigators at a The Democratic gover- police press conference nor, speaking somberly in said they had started a his first public appearance preliminary investigation since three women accused into attempted murder, him of inappropriate touch- with details “that make us ing and offensive remarks, investigate any terrorist apologized and said that motives.” ASSOCIATED PRESS he “learned an important “But at the moment I Pictured from left, Senior Department of Homeland Security Official Office of Intelligence and Analysis Melissa lesson” about his behavior cannot go into details,” re- Smislova, Assistant Director of FBI Counterterrorism Division Jill Sanborn, Senior Department of Defense Official around women. gional police chief Malena for Homeland Defense and Global Security Robert G. Salesses and Commanding General District of Columbia “I now understand that Grann said. National Guard Major General William J. Walker are sworn in Wednesday before a Senate Committee examining I acted in a way that made the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol in Washington. people feel uncomfortable,” Police: Live pipe Cuomo said. “It was unin- bomb found at tentional and I truly and deeply apologize for it.” polling place in Iowa Asked about calls for him ANKENY, Iowa (AP) to step aside, the third-term — The discovery of a live General: Pentagon hesitated on governor said: “I wasn’t pipe bomb at a central Iowa elected by politicians, I was polling place as voters elected by the people of the were casting ballots in a state of New York. I’m not special election forced an going to resign.” evacuation of the building, sending Guard to Capitol riot police said. Reports: Myanmar Officers called to the security forces kill Lakeside Center in Ankeny BY ERIC TUCKER AND National Guard precious minutes “The Army senior leadership” around 9:30 a.m. Tuesday MARY CLARE JALONICK in the early hours of the Jan. 6 expressed “that it would not be at least 34 protesters found a device that looked ASSOCIATED PRESS rioting, with Walker saying he their best military advice to have YANGON, Myanmar like a pipe bomb in grass could have gotten personnel into uniformed Guardsmen on the (AP) — Myanmar security near the center. Police WASHINGTON — Defense the building within 20 minutes of Capitol,” Walker said. forces dramatically escalat- later confirmed in a news Department leaders placed un- getting approval. As it stood, the The Senate hearing is the latest ed their crackdown on pro- release that the device was usual restrictions on the National support did not happen until the about the missed intelligence and tests against last month’s a pipe bomb. Guard for the day of the Capitol evening. The delay also stood in botched efforts to quickly gather coup, killing at least 34 The banquet hall was riot and delayed sending help for contrast to the swift authoriza- National Guard troops as a mob protesters Wednesday in being used as a polling hours despite an urgent plea from tion for National Guard support of then-President Donald Trump’s several cities, according to place for an Ankeny school police for reinforcement, accord- that Walker said was granted in supporters laid siege to the Capi- accounts on social media district special election. ing to testimony Wednesday that response to the civil unrest that tol. Taken together, the hearings and local news reports com- Police evacuated the build- added to the finger-pointing about roiled Washington last June as have spelled out the challenge piled by a data analyst. ing, and the State Fire the government response. an outgrowth of racial justice law enforcement officials face in That is highest daily Marshal and agents with Maj. Gen. William Walker, com- protests. sorting through an ocean of un- death toll since the Feb. the FBI and the Bureau of manding general of the District A senior Pentagon official who verified tips but also highlighted 1 takeover, exceeding the Alcohol, Tobacco, Fire- of Columbia National Guard, told testified, Robert Salesses, said it how police inadequately prepared 18 that the U.N. Human arms and Explosives were senators that the then-chief of the took time for the Army to sort for the Trump loyalists; that FBI Rights Office said were called in. Technicians Capitol Police requested military out what the National Guard was warnings about the threat of killed on Sunday, and could safely detonated the device, support in a “voice cracking with being asked to do and what its violence did not reach top police galvanize the international and the center was re- emotion” in a 1:49 p.m. call as support might look like, especial- officials; and that requests for aid community, which has opened around 12:30 p.m. rioters began pushing toward the ly since the Capitol Police days were not promptly answered. responded fitfully so far to — about three hours after Capitol. Walker said he immedi- earlier had not asked for any help. “We in the FBI want to bat 1,000, the violence. Videos from the device was discovered, ately relayed the request to the Mindful of criticism that the re- and we want to not have this ever Wednesday also showed police said. No one was Army but did not learn until after sponse to the demonstrations last happen again,” said Jill Sanborn, security forces firing sling- injured. 5 p.m. that the Defense Depart- spring was heavy-handed, mili- the bureau’s top counterterrorism shots at demonstrators, Polk County Auditor ment had approved it. Guard tary officials were also concerned official and one of the witnesses. chasing them down and Jamie Fitzgerald described troops who had been waiting on about the optics of a substantial “So we’re asking ourselves exactly even brutally beating an the device as a metal piece buses were then rushed to the National Guard presence at the the questions that you’re asking: ambulance crew. with two end caps, and Capitol, arriving in 18 minutes, Capitol, and that such visuals Is there a place we could have col- The toll could even be said in a Twitter post that Walker said. could inflame the rioters, Walker lected more (intelligence)? Is there higher; the Democratic a couple walking their The hourslong delay cost the said. something we could have done?” Voice of Burma, an inde- dog Tuesday morning had pendent television and discovered the device. online news service, tallied 38 deaths. SUV in crash where Demonstrators have reg- 13 died came through ularly flooded the streets of cities across the country hole in border fence States rapidly expanding vaccine since the military seized HOLTVILLE, Calif. (AP) power and ousted the elect- — Thirteen people killed ed government of leader in one of the deadliest Aung San Suu Kyi. Their crashes involving migrants access as supplies surge numbers have remained sneaking into the U.S. had high even as security entered California through BY MARK PRATT protect our communi- forces have repeatedly fired a hole cut into the border AND TAMMY WEBBER ties,” Pennsylvania Gov. tear gas, rubber bullets fence with Mexico in what ASSOCIATED PRESS Tom Wolf said. “It’s and live rounds to disperse was believed to be a larger going to take burdens off the crowds, and arrested smuggling operation, offi- Buoyed by a surge our parents and families. protesters en masse. cials said Wednesday. in vaccine shipments, It’s going to make our The intensifying standoff Surveillance video states and cities are schools get back to the is unfortunately familiar showed a Ford Expedition rapidly expanding eligi- business of teaching our in a country with a long and Chevrolet Suburban bility for COVID-19 shots kids.” history of peaceful resis- drive through the opening to teachers, Americans Until now, the vaccina- tance to military rule — early Tuesday, said Greg- 50 and over and others tion campaign against and brutal crackdowns. ory Bovino, the Border as the U.S. races to beat the outbreak that’s killed The coup reversed years Patrol’s El Centro sector back the virus and over a half-million Amer- of slow progress toward chief. reopen businesses and icans has concentrated democracy in the South- The Suburban carried 19 schools. mostly on health work- east Asian nation after five people, and it caught fire Indiana and Michigan ers and senior citizens. decades of military rule. for unknown reasons on will begin vaccinating Around the U.S., politi- a nearby interstate after en- those 50 and over, while cians and school admin- Man injures 8 with tering the U.S. All escaped Arizona and Connecticut istrators have been ax in Sweden before the vehicle and were taken have thrown open the ASSOCIATED PRESS pushing hard in recent into custody by Border line to those who are at Hartford Public Schools Safety Officer Victor Rodri- weeks to reopen class- being shot, arrested Patrol agents. least 55. Pennsylvania guez flexes his arm muscle Wednesday after receiving rooms to stop students STOCKHOLM (AP) — A The Expedition crammed and Wisconsin are re- a Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine at Hartford from falling behind and man armed with an ax with 25 people continued serving the first doses of Hospital in Hartford, Conn. enable more parents attacked and injured eight on, and a tractor-trailer the new one-shot vaccine to go back to work. But people in a southern Swed- struck it a short time later. from Johnson & John- can get vaccinated start- Giving the vaccine teachers have resisted ish town Wednesday before Ten of the 13 killed in that son for teachers. And in ing this week, regardless to teachers and other returning without get- being shot and arrested, crash have been identified Detroit, factory workers of age. school staff “will help ting vaccinated. police said. as Mexican citizens.

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BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDING, THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN TO YOU CERTIFICATION OF COMPLIANCE AUTO DETAILING HOME IMPROVEMENT HOME IMPROVEMENT TREE SERVICE PURSUANT TO STATUTORY RE- WITH THE CORONAVIRUS AID, QUIREMENT AND FOR INFORMA- RELIEF, AND ECONOMIC SECURI- TIONAL PURPOSES AND IS NOT TY ACT INTENDED AS AN ATTEMPT TO My name is: COLLECT A DEBT OR AS AN ACT Sarah O. Leonard ADVANCED TO COLLECT, ASSESS, OR RE- Czar Robinson Concrete COVER ALL OR ANY PORTION OF First Middle Last Finishing of Clemson TREE SERVICE LLC THE DEBT FROM YOU PERSON- ALLY. I am (check one) the Plaintiff or an authorized agent of the Plaintiff in the Over 40 yrs. Experience! NO JOB TO0 BIG OR SMALL foreclosure case described at the top RHINO LININGS STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA of this page. I am capable of making Removal of Dead this certification. The facts stated in SENECA Specializing in all types or Dangerous Trees COUNTY OF OCONEE the certification are within my Construction & Roofing, LLC of concrete work! personal knowledge and are true and • Spray-on Truck Bedliners Debris Clean-up correct. • Truck Accessories WC & Insured •Demo Wells Fargo Bank, National Associa- Crane Service •Slabs tion, not in its individual or banking Verification • Roofing Lic. & Insured capacity, but solely as Trustee on • •Golf Cart Pads behalf of the Lake Country Mortgage Pursuant to the South Carolina Deck & Dock • We can get where Loan Trust 2006-HE1 , Supreme Court Administrative Or- $20 OFF Restoration Stamped Concrete & More! PLAINTIFF, ders 2020-04-30-02 and Bedliner • bucket truck can’t. vs. 2020-05-06-01 and based upon the Painting information provided by the Plaintiff available through March 22 • Gutters Inst. & Cleaning No jobs too For Emergency or Garry W. Kellum aka Garry Wayne and/or its authorized servicer as • big or small! Kellum and if Garry W. Kellum aka maintained in its case manage- Call us Today! Siding Immediate Response Garry Wayne Kellum be deceased ment/database records, the under- then any children and heirs at law to signed makes the following certifica- 864.777.3046 Please call Call or Text the Estate of Garry W. Kellum aka tions: 864-784-1148 Garry Wayne Kellum, distributees 864-650-1843 or 600 N. Townville, Seneca [email protected] 864-247-2360 and devisees at law to the Estate of Plaintiff is seeking to foreclose upon 864-614-9269 Now Accepting Credit Cards Garry W. Kellum aka Garry Wayne the following property commonly Kellum and if any of the same be known as: dead any and all persons entitled to 550 Maud Lane, Seneca, SC 29678 claim under or through them also all Street Address & Unit No. (if any) HIS WAY other persons unknown claiming any City County State ZIP Glass & Garrett right, title, interest or lien upon the Find A Pro TREE SERVICE real estate described in the complaint I verify that this property and Mirror herein; Any unknown adults, any specifically the mortgage loan sub- of Seneca Repair Fast In The unknown infants or persons under a ject to this action: • Tree Trimming disability being a class designated as Service Finder! • Tree Topping John Doe, and any persons in the [X] is NOT a "Federally Backed Auto • Residential Service You Can Trust military service of the United States Mortgage Loan" as defined by § • Tree Dropping of America being a class designated 4022(a)(2) of the federal Coronavirus • Commercial • Tree Removal as Richard Roe; Deborah Renee Aid, Relief, and Economic Security 20% Senior Discount Kellum aka Renee Kellum; Stacey C. ("CARES") Act. Windshield Insurance Claims 100’ Bucket Truck Kellum; Wayne Alexander Kellum; Window Replacements Roof Repair & Replacement Zachary Garrett Kellum; Sharyn [ ] is a "Federally Backed Mortgage PEST CONTROL & Mulching Available Abigail Berdine; Sara Nickole Ber- Loan" as defined by § 4022(a)(2) of Electrical dine; the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, Store Fronts Please Call and Economic Security ("CARES") Plumbing DEFENDANT(S) Act. Specifically, the foreclosure Free Estimates! 864-972-7217 moratorium cited in Section Handyman Services Walker Pest 4022(c)(2) of the CARES Act has Call Us Today! Management Gerald Furney- Owner IN THE COURT OF COMMON expired as of May 18, 2020, and the FREE ESTIMATES! PLEAS property and mortgage are not Licensed • Insured 113 Michelle Lane SUMMONS AND NOTICE OF currently subject to a forbearance 864.882.2510 LICENSED & INSURED! FILING OF COMPLAINT AND NO- plan as solely defined in Sections Free Inspections & Estimates Seneca, SC 29678 TICE OF FORECLOSURE INTER- 4022(b) and (c) of the CARES Act. Military & Healthcare VENTION Discounts Available 864-647-4577 General Pest Services FREE ESTIMATES Please identify which database or the 221 Oconee Square, Seneca [email protected] LICENSED & INSURED (NON-JURY MORTGAGE FORE- other information you have used to Bed Bug Heat Treatments CLOSURE) determine that the property does not Termite Treatments have a federally backed mortgage C/A NO: 2020-CP-37-00889 loan or federally backed multifamily Call 973-6676 To List mortgage loan: DEFICIENCY WAIVED CLEANING Your Business In The I hereby certify that I have reviewed GOLIATH Service Finder! the loan servicing records and case management/data base records of the Plaintiff or its authorized mort- Maintenance gage servicer, in either digital or TO THE DEFENDANTS, ABOVE printed form, and that this mortgage & Haul Away NAMED: loan is not currently subject to a YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED forbearance plan as solely defined in Big, Tall, or Small ... We Do It All McEwen and required to answer the Com- Sections 4022(b) and (c) of the plaint herein, a copy of which is CARES Act. Pursuant thereto, I Tree Service herewith served upon you, or certify that the facts stated in this Decking • Fencing • Residential otherwise appear and defend, and to Gutter Cleaning/Repair Certification are within my personal • Commerical No Job Too Hard To Handle serve a copy of your Answer to said knowledge, excepting those matters Landscaping • Painting/Staining Complaint upon the subscriber at his based upon my information and • Real Estate Inspections • Topping office, Hutchens Law Firm LLP P.O. belief as to the said loan servicing Plumbing • Pressure Washing Box 8237, Columbia, SC 29202, records and case management/data Window Washing President • Removal within sixty (60) days after service base records of the Plaintiff or Roofing • Remodeling Caleb E. Walker/ hereof, except as to the United • Excellent Clean-up mortgage servicer, and to those Large Trash Haul Away • And More! States of America, which shall have matters I believe them to be true. Cleaning Services Greenville: 864-603-1404 • Trimming & Brush ninety (90) days, exclusive of the day See, Rule 11(c), SCRCP; BB&T of Anderson: 225-2505 of such service, and if you fail to South Carolina v. Fleming, 360 S.C. Debra Caywood For a Free Quote Chipping answer the Complaint within the time 341, 601 S.E.2d 540 (2004). Please call 864-722-4461 Easley: 850-3070 aforesaid, or otherwise appear and Residential & Commerical May you have a blessed day! Seneca: 885-9303 Liability & Workers defend, the Plaintiff in this action will Declaration: Comp. Insurance •Weekly/Bi-Weekly/Monthly apply to the Court for the relief I certify that the foregoing statements www.walkerpestmanagement.com demanded therein, and judgment by made by me are true and correct. I •Special Events Dangerous Tree Removal • default will be rendered against you am aware that if any of the foregoing Move In/Out Emergency Work Available for the relief demanded in the statements made by me are willfully Call 864-973-6676 to Complaint. false, I am subject to punishment by Please call: 638-5754 710-5663 YOU WILL ALSO TAKE NOTICE contempt. advertise your business. that should you fail to Answer the 864-406-6368 PLUMBING foregoing Summons, the Plaintiff will move for an Order of Reference of this case to the Master in Equity for NOTICE TO APPOINT ATTORNEY Oconee County, which Order shall, FOR DEFENANT(S) IN MILITARY House Cleaning NEED pursuant to Rule 53 of the South SERVICE Carolina Rules of Civil Procedure, TO UNKNOWN OR KNOWN DE- Christian lady would like 6ZD΍RUG TREE specifically provide that the said FENDANTS THAT MAY BE IN THE to clean your home. Master in Equity is authorized and MILITARY SERVICE OF THE UNI- empowered to enter a final judgment TED STATES OF AMERICA ALL Plumbling CLIMBING in this case with appeal only to the BEING A CLASS DESIGNATED AS • References Available South Carolina Court of Appeals RICHARD ROE: Now Is The Perfect Time! LLC pursuant to Rule 203(d)(1) of the YOU ARE FURTHER SUMMONED • Windows Can Be Included & REMOVAL SCAR, effective June 1, 1999. AND NOTIFIED that Plaintiff's attor- • Driveways & Sidewalks TO MINOR(S) OVER FOURTEEN ney has applied for the appointment Don’t Fight That Pipe, YEARS OF AGE, AND/OR TO of an attorney to represent you. If Call 706.362.0626 • One-story Homes MINOR(S) UNDER FOURTEEN you fail to apply for the appointment • Porches & Decks Arborists YEARS OF AGE AND THE PER- of an attorney to represent you within Call SON WITH WHOM THE MINOR(S) sixty (60) days after the service of • Siding & Brick RESIDES, AND/OR TO PERSONS Mike! this Summons and Notice upon you • And More! Licensed & Insured UNDER SOME LEGAL DISABILITY: Plaintiff's appointment will be made HOME IMPROVEMENT YOU ARE FURTHER SUMMONED absolute with no further action from Professional Service AND NOTIFIED to apply for the Plaintiff. Call For FREE Estimates appointment of a guardian ad litem Since 2008 within sixty (60) days after the THIS IS A COMMUNICATION A Touch of Fire.. HAM service of this Summons and Notice FROM A DEBT COLLECTOR. THE Grime upon you. If you fail to do so, PURPOSE OF THIS COMMUNICA- Gas Logs & Fireplace Services Razor’s Edge application for such appointment will TION IS TO COLLECT A DEBT AND Treework & Lawncare be made by the Plaintiff immediately ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED Fighter and separately and such application WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUR- • Service & Repairs will be deemed absolute and total in POSE, except as stated below in the Jaxon Ham: 864-903-4040 864 • 324 • 7658 the absence of your application for instance of bankruptcy protection. • Residential/Commercial such an appointment within sixty (60) days after the service of the IF YOU ARE UNDER THE PROTEC- • 26 Years Experience Summons and Complaint upon you. TION OF THE BANKRUPTCY YOU WILL ALSO TAKE NOTICE COURT OR HAVE BEEN DIS- J. Dalen SORRELLS that should you fail to Answer the CHARGED AS A RESULT OF A Lic. Bonded & Insured foregoing Summons, the Plaintiff will BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDING, Professional STUMP GRINDING move for an Order of Reference of THIS NOTICE IS GIVEN TO YOU Building Services this case to the Master in Equity PURSUANT TO STATUTORY RE- 864-247-6762 in/for this County, which Order shall, QUIREMENT AND FOR INFORMA- CARPENTRY SERVICE pursuant to Rule 53 of the South TIONAL PURPOSES AND IS NOT Fireplace Construction Carolina Rules of Civil Procedure, INTENDED AS AN ATTEMPT TO PLUMBING Turn your stumps into mulch! specifically provide that the said COLLECT A DEBT OR AS AN ACT Gas Lines & ELECTRICAL Free Estimates Master in Equity is authorized and TO COLLECT, ASSESS, OR RE- Logs Installation empowered to enter a final judgment COVER ALL OR ANY PORTION OF PAINTING Licensed & Insured in this case with appeal only to the THE DEBT FROM YOU PERSON- Wood Stoves & ROOFERS South Carolina Court of Appeals ALLY. 864-882-5054 pursuant to Rule 203(d)(1) of the Gas Appliances Installed 30 years SCAR, effective June 1, 1999.  experience VETERAN’S DISCOUNT CHRISTMAS TREE FARM NOTICE OF FILING OF SUMMONS  HOME 156 Radisson Rd., Seneca AND COMPLAINT “We Will Beat Any TO THE DEFENDANTS ABOVE SUMMONS STATE OF SOUTH REPAIRS Nov  Until Sold Out NAMED: CAROLINA COUNTY OF OCONEE Competitors Price” YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE IN THE FAMILY COURT TENTH Mon-Sun • 10- that the foregoing Summons, along JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Case No. Insured & Certified with the Complaint, was filed with the 2020-DR-37-304 Call or Email Andrew at FREE ESTIMATES No Dogs Allowed On Farm Clerk of Court for Oconee County, LARRY S. 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DOW NASDAQ S&P 500 10-YR T-NOTE 30-YR T-BOND CRUDE OIL GOLD EURO q31,270.09 -121.43 q12,997.75 -361.04 q 3,819.72 -50.57 p1.47% +.06 p2.25% +.04 p $61.28 +1.53 q $1,715.30 -17.80 q $1.2066 -.0019 Money&Markets ye on uneployent ulk ans conoc elleter Initial jobless benefit claims Productivity annualized quarterly The Labor Department issues its seasonally adjusted Wall Street expects another standout quarterly report Economists project that U.S. worker percent change, seasonally adjusted weekly tally of U.S. unemploy- card from Costco Wholesale. productivity fell in the October-December 12% ment aid applications today. 1.0 million Analysts predict the big-box retailer’s fiscal quarter by the largest amount in 39 years. 10.6 Economists expect around 812 812 848 841 est. second-quarter earnings and revenue increased from a The Labor Department is expected to 0.8 753 753,000 more Americans filed 730 year earlier. That would be in line with the company’s report today that U.S. productivity for unemployment aid last week. dropped at a rate of 4.8% in the fourth 6 5.1 0.6 results in the previous quarter That would be up from the and for the 12 months ended quarter as the pandemic continued to roil 1.6 est. previous week’s 730,000, which the labor market. That would follow solid oday 0.4 in August. Costco has 0.3 -0.3 -4.8 was the lowest tally since late benefited from strong sales increases in the two previous quarters. 0 November. Before the pandem- 0.2 growth during the pandemic, Productivity, the amount of output per ic, weekly applications for with shoppers spending more hour of work, has produced some major jobless aid were running around 0 swings since the pandemic hit early last -6 2/262/192/122/51/291/22 per transaction and supple- Q4Q3Q2Q1Q4Q3 225,000 per week and had Week ending menting store visits with year, pushing the country into a ’19 ’20 never topped 700,000. Source: FactSet increased shopping online. recession. Source: FactSet

Interestrates NET 1YR Foreign 6MO 1YR Commodities FUELS CLOSE PVS %CHG %YTD TREASURIES LAST PVS CHG WK MO QTR AGO MAJORS CLOSE CHG %CHG AGO AGO Crude Oil (bbl) 61.28 59.75 +2.56 +26.3 Exchange The price of 3-month T-bill .05 .04 +0.01 s s t .94 USD per British Pound 1.3956 -.0010 -.07% 1.3272 1.2812 Ethanol (gal) 1.81 1.78 ... +26.6 Canadian Dollar 1.2637 +.0019 +.15% 1.3134 1.3375 U.S. crude oil Heating Oil (gal) 1.84 1.81 +1.53 +23.8 6-month T-bill .07 .06 +0.01 s s t .82 The U.S. dollar USD per Euro 1.2066 -.0019 -.16% 1.1857 1.1176 jumped over Natural Gas (mm btu) 2.82 2.84 -0.81 +10.9 strengthened 52-wk T-bill .08 .08 ... r r t .72 Japanese Yen 106.97 +.22 +.21% 106.07 107.24 2.5%. Natural Unleaded Gas (gal) 1.95 1.94 +0.80 +37.1 versus the Brit- 2-year T-note .14 .13 +0.01 s s t .71 Mexican Peso 20.9236 +.3246 +1.55% 21.7002 19.3966 gas prices fell. 5-year T-note .73 .67 +0.06 s s s .77 ish pound, the Gold and silver METALS CLOSE PVS %CHG %YTD The yield on the euro and the 7-year T-note 1. 14 1.08 +0.06 s s s .91 EUROPE/AFRICA/MIDDLE EAST prices both fell. Gold (oz) 1715.30 1733.10 -1.03 -9.4 10-year Treasury Japanese yen. 10-year T-note 1.47 1.41 +0.06 s s s 1. 01 Silver (oz) 26.36 26.85 -1.84 +0.1 note rose to The dollar also Israeli Shekel 3.3069 +.0098 +.30% 3.3638 3.4413 30-year T-bond 2.25 2.21 +0.04 s s s 1.63 Norwegian Krone 8.4857 +.0091 +.11% 8.9129 9.2644 Platinum (oz) 1181.80 1214.40 -2.68 +9.9 1.47% Wednes- strengthened South African Rand 15.0770 +.1456 +.97% 16.7574 15.3721 Copper (lb) 4.15 4.23 -1.86 +18.2 day. Yields affect against the Swedish Krona 8.4214 +.0413 +.49% 8.7322 9.4498 rates on mort- Mexican peso. Swiss Franc .9196 +.0054 +.59% .9089 .9571 AGRICULTURE CLOSE PVS %CHG %YTD gages and other NAT’L WK 6MO 1YR Cattle (lb) 1. 19 1. 19 -0.02 +5.7 consumer loans. CONSUMER RATES AVG AGO AGO AGO Coffee (lb) 1.33 1.34 -0.78 +3.6 ASIA/PACIFIC Corn (bu) 5.50 5.61 -1.87 +13.7 48 month new car loan 4.03 r 4.03 4.02 4.18 Australian Dollar 1.2833 +.0060 +.47% 1.3747 1.5161 Cotton (lb) 0.87 0.89 -2.84 +11.2 Money market account 0.08 r 0.08 0.10 0.23 Chinese Yuan 6.4679 -.0027 -.04% 6.8469 6.9621 Lumber (1,000 bd ft) 980.00 994.00 -1.06 +12.0 PRIME FED 1 year CD 0.34 r 0.34 0.36 0.45 Hong Kong Dollar 7.7570 -.0000 -.00% 7.7504 7.7716 Orange Juice (lb) 1.08 1.09 -1.19 -12.3 RATE FUNDS $30K Home equity loan 4.77 s 4.75 4.75 5.27 Indian Rupee 73.030 -.190 -.26% 73.440 73.268 Soybeans (bu) 14.11 14.14 -0.23 +7.3 LAST 3.25 .13 Singapore Dollar 1.3321 +.0027 +.20% 1.3641 1.3890 30 year fixed mortgage 3.18 s 3.14 2.84 3.06 Wheat (bu) 6.52 6.63 -1.70 +1.8 6 MO AGO 3.25 .13 South Korean Won 1126.13 +1.27 +.11% 1191.43 1186.13 1 YR AGO 4.25 1. 13 15 year fixed mortgage 2.50 s 2.48 2.33 2.55 Taiwan Dollar 27.78 -.07 -.25% 29.36 29.86 (Previous and change figures reflect current contract.)

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AFLAC Inc AFL 23.07 0 50.15 48.94 +.30 +0.6% s s s +10.1% +16.4% 3185 15 1.32f IBM IBM 90.56 7 136.10 122.36 +2.03 +1.7% s s t -2.8% -2.2% 7395 13 6.52 AT&T Inc T 26.08 3 38.22 28.72 +.50 +1.8% s s t -0.1% -14.3% 57235 19 2.08 Itron Inc ITRI 40.48 0 120.80 120.31 +2.56 +2.2% s s s +25.5% +55.3% 248 cc ... Abbott Labs ABT 61.61 9 128.54 119.18 -3.35 -2.7% t t s +8.9% +60.6% 5239 48 1.80f JPMorgan Chase JPM 76.91 0 154.90 152.91 +2.90 +1.9% s s s +20.3% +32.7% 14316 17 3.60 Arch Dan Mid ADM 28.92 0 58.68 57.12 -.25 -0.4% s s s +13.3% +56.0% 2597 18 1.48f Kimco Realty KIM 7.45 0 19.44 18.74 +.59 +3.3% s s s +24.9% +10.1% 5449 9 0.68f Assurant Inc AIZ 76.27 8 143.67 128.04 +1.40 +1.1% s t t -6.0% +6.9% 470 18 2.52 Kohls Corp KSS 10.89 0 58.73 57.61 +.25 +0.4% s s s +41.6% +47.4% 4296 2.82f BP PLC BP 14.74 6 33.18 25.58 +.81 +3.3% s s s +24.7% -16.4% 20397 2.46f Lowes Cos LOW 60.00 9 180.67 158.29 -4.76 -2.9% t t t -1.4% +54.1% 5233 35 2.20 Bank of America BAC 17.95 0 37.03 36.42 +.89 +2.5% s s s +20.2% +28.1% 65955 19 0.72 McDonalds Corp MCD 124.23 8 231.91 205.82 -2.85 -1.4% t t t -4.1% +9.9% 3486 31 5.16f Boeing Co BA 89.00 7 297.44 228.56 +5.42 +2.4% s s s +6.8% -18.4% 30286 ... Medtronic Inc MDT 72.13 0 120.53 117.95 +.08 +0.1% s s s +0.7% +19.3% 4562 52 2.32f CBL & Associates CBL 0.09 1 0.62 .09 ...... % r r r ...% -84.4% dd 0.30 Merck & Co MRK 65.25 4 87.80 73.30 +.45 +0.6% s t t -10.4% -2.2% 13297 27 2.60f Caterpillar Inc CAT 87.50 0 226.67 214.91 -.91 -0.4% t s s +18.1% +80.2% 2662 39 4.12 Microsoft Corp MSFT 132.52 9 246.13 227.56 -6.31 -2.7% t t s +2.3% +47.6% 33924 37 2.24 Chesapeake Util CPK 69.47 9 111.40 106.72 -.21 -0.2% s s t -1.4% +27.7% 52 25 1.62 Norfolk Sthn NSC 112.62 0 264.11 254.11 -2.27 -0.9% s s s +6.9% +43.5% 1077 32 3.96f Chevron Corp CVX 51.60 0 104.96 103.59 +1.15 +1.1% s s s +22.7% +14.9% 14948 19 5.16 Oconee Fed Fin OFED 15.25 9 28.00 26.25 +.31 +1.2% s s s +3.8% -0.4% 4 0.40 Citigroup C 32.00 0 69.99 70.38 +1.47 +2.1% s s s +14.1% +12.8% 25128 14 2.04 Oracle Corp ORCL 39.71 0 67.42 66.91 +.25 +0.4% s s s +3.4% +35.7% 15827 69 0.96 CocaCola Co KO 36.27 7 59.00 49.98 -.12 -0.2% s s t -8.9% -3.7% 15405 26 1.68f PepsiCo PEP 101.42 6 148.77 129.14 -1.93 -1.5% r t t -12.9% +2.0% 7500 14 4.09 Colgate-Palmolive CL 58.49 6 86.41 74.61 -.81 -1.1% t t t -12.7% +14.5% 5705 24 1. 76 Pfizer Inc PFE 27.88 5 43.08 34.39 +.88 +2.6% s t t -6.6% +11.3% 45929 22 1.56f Disney DIS 79.07 0 200.60 192.26 -1.68 -0.9% s s s +6.1% +65.7% 8731 1. 76 Philip Morris Intl PM 56.01 9 89.18 85.15 +.08 +0.1% s s s +2.9% +9.6% 3147 17 4.80f Duke Energy DUK 62.13 7 101.69 87.27 +.03 ...% s t t -4.7% -0.9% 2724 22 3.86f Schlumberger Ltd SLB 11.87 0 29.87 28.37 +.23 +0.8% s s s +30.0% +7.9% 20689 17 0.50 Enbridge Inc ENB 22.57 8 38.97 35.14 +.12 +0.3% s s s +9.8% -5.5% 5700 48 2.55 Sonoco Prods SON 37.30 0 62.21 61.28 -.12 -0.2% s s s +3.4% +30.3% 434 23 1.72 Exxon Mobil Corp XOM 30.11 0 57.61 56.52 +.45 +0.8% s s s +37.1% +16.4% 35316 72 3.48 3M Company MMM 114.04 9 187.27 178.06 +.95 +0.5% s s s +1.9% +22.2% 2267 25 5.92f FedEx Corp FDX 88.69 8 305.66 258.77 -.83 -0.3% s s t -0.3% +87.5% 1558 cc 2.60 Truist Financial Cp TFC 24.01 0 61.26 58.49 +.23 +0.4% s s s +22.0% +31.4% 6178 15 1.80 Gen Dynamics GD 100.55 0 170.19 167.95 +.27 +0.2% s s s +12.9% +7.4% 951 15 4.40 Verizon Comm VZ 48.84 5 61.95 55.38 +.40 +0.7% s s t -5.7% +6.8% 22803 13 2.52 Gen Electric GE 5.48 0 13.35 13.44 +.46 +3.5% s s s +24.4% +20.9% 115572 38 0.04 WalMart Strs WMT 102.00 5 153.66 127.59 -2.52 -1.9% t t t -11.5% +24.0% 13850 73 2.20f HP Inc HPQ 12.54 0 30.44 29.82 -.22 -0.7% s s s +21.3% +45.8% 10059 13 0.78f Wells Fargo & Co WFC 20.76 8 42.90 37.69 +.55 +1.5% s s s +24.9% -7.2% 35307 92 0.40m Honeywell Intl HON 101.08 0 216.70 207.01 +.43 +0.2% s s t -2.7% +29.4% 2706 31 3.72 Wendys Co WEN 6.82 8 24.91 20.12 -1.18 -5.5% t t t -8.2% +13.6% 7426 22 0.36f Dividend Footnotes: a - Extra dividends were paid, but are not included. b - Annual rate plus stock. c - Liquidating dividend. e - Amount declared or paid in last 12 months. f - Current annual rate, which was increased by most recent dividend announcement. i - Sum of dividends paid after stock split, no regular rate. j - Sum of dividends paid this year. Most recent dividend was omitted or deferred. k - Declared or paid this year, a cumulative issue with dividends in arrears. m - Current annual rate, which was decreased by most recent dividend announcement. p - Initial dividend, annual rate not known, yield not shown. r - Declared or paid in preceding 12 months plus stock dividend. t - Paid in stock, approximate cash value on ex-distribution date. PE Footnotes: q - Stock is a closed-end fund - no P/E ratio shown. cc - P/E exceeds 99. dd - Loss in last 12 months. Fund Footnotes: b - Fee covering market costs is paid from fund assets. d - Deferred sales charge, or redemption fee. f - front load (sales charges). m - Multiple fees are charged, usually a marketing fee and either a sales or redemption fee. NA - not available. p - previous day´s net asset value. s - fund split shares during the week. x - fund paid a distribution during the week. 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