Divers found a body in Lake Greenwood during the search for a missing boater.
WARE SHOALS — Greenwood County School District 51’s school board is up from four to five members, as one member departed the board last month and two took the oath of office on Monday.
People who need food shouldn’t feel uncomfortable asking for help — at the Food Bank of Greenwood County, Executive Director Andrea White wants to keep the kind of atmosphere that doesn’t scare away people in need.
About 1,800 Greenwood CPW customers on the east side of the city were without power at about 7 p.m. Monday, according to General Manager Jeff Meredith. By about 9 p.m., all power had been restored.
Two dive teams Monday combed the waters of Lake Greenwood, looking for a boater who didn’t resurface when he jumped into the water over the weekend.
In a new report, the South Carolina inspector general’s office said the fledging governor’s school for agriculture near McCormick violated state purchasing laws, and that school employees need ethics training.
The Ward family’s future house has come a long way since they were displaced by a tornado in early May.
For years, Michael Gaskin has been unafraid to speak his mind and advocate for children to be ready for school.
HODGES — It’s hard to party when you’re in mourning.
A man died Sunday afternoon in a house fire in Ninety Six.
A Clinton man died after being struck by a vehicle overnight along Interstate 26 in Lexington County near the 114 mile marker, officials announced Sunday morning.
The state Department of Natural Resources dive team will continue recovery efforts this morning for a person suspected of drowning in Lake Greenwood, near the Grand Harbor area.
Step one of “get your foot in the door” is done for many in the manufacturing and health care fields after two job fairs this week at Piedmont Technical College.
The air is abuzz with bees an birds in the Ninety Six Mill Village, where a blossoming community flower garden is playing home to all manner of pollinators.
South Carolina Press Association Executive Director Bill Rogers was awarded the Order of the Palmetto during his retirement party July 15.
Weeds can be the bane of home gardeners and multi-hundred-acre farmers, and herbicides of all kinds are marketed to help keep lawns healthy and unwanted plants dead.
There was a buzz around Greenwood County on Thursday. It emanated from the county’s public schools, which welcomed students back from summer.
ABBEVILLE — A monthslong journey ends with a comfy seat.
Checkered, patriotic patterns draped over the shoulders of six U.S. military veterans Sunday at Laurel Baptist Church, as church members honored these veterans with Quilts of Valor.
Few county employees will see their pay change after Greenwood County Council voted to implement the findings of a compensation study.
This weekend, savor a little summertime flavor, with a trip to one of our area markets selling fresh, locally harvested produce.
Lander University is growing — and has been growing — in student population, in degrees offered and in physical footprint.
Abbeville’s Spring Festival was “bustin’ out all over.”
Greenwood County’s Capital Project Sales Tax brought in a record sum with its last quarterly revenue check.
It’s not easy to pinpoint why COVID-19 case numbers are climbing again in South Carolina, but state health officials are pushing efforts to influence those who are unvaccinated to get their shots.
A pedestrian died when struck by a vehicle about 11:22 p.m. Monday on U.S. 25 near Riley Road, 3 miles south of Ware Shoals.
A man was shot in the head last week, and Greenwood police are still working to identify his assailant.
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