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February 8, 2010  RSS feed

Some residents not breathing easy about expansion of Duke Energy’s Cliffside facility
Construction work is just over halfway complete on a $1.8 billion expansion of Cliffside Steam Station despite howls of protests from environmental activists and area residents. North Carolina resident Mike Cherin says he has difficulty breathing as he looks towards a future with Duke Energy’s new 825-megawatt clean coal unit in his backyard. More...
Staff informed of decision late Monday

Cherokee County will have a new sheriff in 2011 in the wake of Sheriff Bill Blanton's announcement late Monday afternoon that he will not be seeking another term in office. More...

At 79 years old, friends say Melvin Roberts was still sharp as a tack and still as feisty as ever. While he had a bulldog attitude when it came to representing his clients in court, he also had a softer side. When the dust settled following contentious legal proceedings, one colleague offered, “We would always call each other friends.” More...

$133,000 in back taxes owed on the property
Imagine owning a strip mall and fastfood restaurant for the average cost of a new home here. It could happen. P&R Investments, a firm owned by two local businessmen, purchased the county’s tax lien on a financially-troubled strip mall on Floyd Baker Boulevard. Its tenants include Citi Trends, Aaron’s, Hibbett Sports and Pizza Hut. More...
Hamrick Mill founder's letters to his wife on display at History and Arts Museum
C upid's arrow captured the heart of Hamrick Mills founder Wylie C. Hamrick in the 1880s through handwritten letters to his wife. Eighteen rarely seen letters between Wylie and his wife, Paolo Turner Hamrick, are on display this month at the Cherokee County History and Arts Museum. The letters are on loan from the Hamrick family. More...
Gaffney High wrestling coach Thomas Voelker was almost speechless after his team’s performance at Thursday’s Region III-4A tournament. Gaffney’s Randy Hopson claimed the region championship with a 4-3 win in the finals of the 140 lbs. weight class. Hopson will be joined by 10 other Indians at the Upperstate tournament on Feb. 19-20. More...
William (W.A.) Addison Crocker, 79, of 196 Goucher School Road, went home to be with the Lord on Saturday, Feb. 6, 2010, at his residence. Born in Gaffney, he was the husband of Patricia Brown Crocker and son of the late Benjamin Frank Crocker and Mary Bell Parker Crocker. He was a graduate of Cowpens High School and was retired from Cherokee Finishing after 40 years of service. More...
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Historically, less than 1 percent of South Carolina’s elementary school teachers are African-American men. More...

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