Keowee Expert Blog Pandemic Blues
Want to put some cold water on a good Lake Keowee real estate market just when you are heading into the busiest time of the year? Shame on you. Don’t do that. Fortunately, one person or small group doesn’t seem to be able to pull off such a feat, what it takes is a novel corona virus to do the trick. We’ve gone from writing a couple of Lake Keowee deals a week to dead in the water overnight. At this point it’s just a question of how long this is going to last and how deep the pain will be both in lives lost or at least forever changed as well as the economic impact. It’s a weird time. We’re hopeful, as I’m sure all of y’all are, that things will get better quickly as there are already a lot of folks suffering out there.
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Local businesses making changes to operations
Local businesses making changes to operations

This illustration shows the 2019 Novel Coronavirus. The virus has been identified as the cause of an outbreak of respiratory illness first detected in Wuhan, China.
CU professors, students uncertain of semester’s future
CU professors students uncertain of semester’s future

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Clemson expert talks about virus’ economic impact
Clemson expert talks about virus’ economic impact

Baier
Officials get cost projection for Retreat Street Park upgrades
Officials get cost projection for Retreat Street Park upgrades
Oconee halts recycling program
Oconee halts recycling program

WALHALLA – Oconee County has temporarily stopped accepting plastic, glass, paper products and aluminum cans for recycling, effective Monday.
County parks set to close until further notice
County parks set to close until further notice

Savannah Blake | The Journal
A road barricade sits outside the entrance of the South Cove County Park on Tuesday afternoon. The park is set to close on Wednesday at noon.
Seneca makes emergency preparations
Seneca makes emergency preparations

SENECA – Seneca City Council unanimously approved a 60-day ordinance giving Mayor Dan Alexander and city administrator Scott Moulder authority to set orders to respond to the COVID-19 outbreak – including setting curfews and putting other emergency measures in place.
Governor closes schools through April
Governor closes schools through April

Local officials prepared for long-term online learning