The fellowship hall of First Baptist Church of Greenwood looks like a winter wonderland with lavishly decorated and pre-lit trees and wreaths. It’s all for the major fundraiser supporting Hospice and Palliative Care of the Piedmont in Greenwood, the 2019 Festival of Trees.
The fellowship hall of First Baptist Church of Greenwood looks like a winter wonderland with lavishly decorated and pre-lit trees and wreaths. It’s all for the major fundraiser supporting Hospice and Palliative Care of the Piedmont in Greenwood, the 2019 Festival of Trees.
Today marks three years since Rhonda Gail Kelley was reported missing.
Greenwood County deputies say they are investigating what they think was an attempted murder after someone was found unconscious near U.S. 178.
Keli Fewox has been named Piedmont Technical College's next vice president of academic affairs, replacing Jack Bagwell who is now president of College of the Albemarle.
Authorities released the name of two Fountain Inn women killed Friday in a single-vehicle crash in Laurens County.
Nick Nichols, whose service in the Laurens County Coroner’s Office spanned decades, died Monday during his fifth term as coroner after an extended illness. The 76-year-old Democrat was well-re…
Lander wrestling coach R.C. LaHaye is focused on getting more consistency out of his young lineup after the Bearcats fell Wednesday to Mount Olive in the program’s first-ever dual match.
Garrett Sponenberg’s senior year didn’t always go to plan, but the end result was spectacular.
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Emerald’s girls cross country team has come a long way since Zoe Vickery joined the Vikings.
COLUMBIA — Dutch Fork quarterback Ty Olenchuk looked forward to finishing his Dutch Fork career just the way it started: as a state champion.
COLUMBIA — Saluda coach Stewart Young’s opening words at Monday’s Class 2A state championship press conference set the scene, as Young and three Tigers players sat alongside last year’s runner-up Barnwell.
“Black Friday” sounds dire but is actually a cause for celebration. For most of the year, retail stores are fortunate just to break even. But the beginning of the holiday shopping season finally brings profit margins wide enough to carry them out of the red and into the black.
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