As the sun drew low Friday over Uptown Greenwood, a ray shot across the manicured Veterans Center grounds and onto the smiling face of Katie Shook.

In 2016, Bryan Hope sneaked onto the political radar when he nearly pulled off a massive upset.

Being a politician can be a grind.

For Bobbie Stewart, ministry is a lot like storm relief — you need to go where the need is.

It was a long-awaited five minutes.

Natalie Talbert, second-in-command at the Abbeville County Sheriff’s Office, is stepping down to take a newly created position in Greenwood County School District 50.

Greenwood’s daily newspaper has rescinded a Freedom of Information Act request to county officials that sought more details about the process used to generate the $87.9 million dollar amount placed on 2016 ballots as part a capital project sales tax initiative.

Students from around the Lakelands got a chance to meet representatives from the region’s businesses at the annual Greenwood Regional Industry Showcase this week.

Piedmont Technical College’s push to improve student retention seems to be working, the administration reported at Tuesday’s Area Commission meeting.

Amid news reports that a seventh person has died in the U.S. from complications related to vaping and a national push to ban flavored e-cigarettes and vaping products in response to hundreds of cases of breathing illnesses, Cornerstone had a luncheon Wednesday to teach about vaping.

Unlike a typical high school, the John de la Howe school is a state agency and depends on lawmakers’ support to function.

Abbeville County School District has received a grant to establish robotics teams at three of its schools.

On a recent Friday morning, Jamiya Williams read from a book to a class of 3-year-olds.

It was a rare calm in the newsroom.

We don’t know.

A prominent Upstate anti-gun activist is opposing efforts by Greenwood’s Black Lives Matter chapter to implement a firearm buyback program, saying it creates too many opportunities for criminals to dispose of evidence.

For years, Clay Sprouse, a professor at Piedmont Technical College, has watched students who had yet to earn their high school diplomas walk across a graduation stage to accept their associate degrees.

One of America’s largest power companies — which includes more than 600,000 Upstate customers — plans to zero out its carbon emissions by 2050, its CEO announced Tuesday.

Two candidates have emerged so far in an election to fill the unexpired term of McCormick County school board member James Bernard Moss, who died last month.