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Death row inmate Ernest Matthew Riddle has been granted a new trial after the S.C. Supreme Court announced Monday it had determined the original trial against Riddle was fundamentally unfair due to prosecutorial misconduct. More ... Local tourist-related organizations hope they meet little resistance when they request funds today from the City of Gaffney Accommodations Tax Advisory Committee. More ... Tuesday night's guest speaker at the Go Tell Upstate Crusade in Gaffney wasn't chicken about addressing 3,000-plus attendees. More ... The clock is ticking on candidates for Board of Public Works commissioner Brenda Earls' seat to submit their petitions. More ... The Broad River Antique Power Association will sponsor its annul "Plow Day" on Saturday, June 3, from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. at Twin Lakes Road and Overbrook Drive. More ... A man classified by police as sexual predator has been added to the Cherokee County Most Wanted list after he failed to register as a sex offender. More ... Local police are forming a law enforcement team in hopes of reducing the number of traffic-related fatalities. More ... Blacksburg High ninth graders dressed in costumes representing different continents Friday for a "World Culture Day" held by geography teacher Sherri Beam. More ... Roll Call checks seemed to find a permanent home in the classroom of Grassy Pond Elementary third grade teacher Terri Bridges this year. More ... The Limestone College Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) Team hosted an Ethics Essay Competition for students who attend the Cherokee Technology Center (CTC). SIFE selected CTC because of its extensive program in the field of business. "We implemented this essay in order to inform and educate studen More ... The University of South Carolina Union held its annual USCU Junior Scholars Program on March 18. Jack Roper, right, WSPA TV-7 team member, was the keynote speaker. USCU recognized 144 high school juniors from the upstate of South Carolina for this honor. Tiffany Posey, a junior from Gaffney High Sch More ... . GREENVILLE - John R. Dickson, son of Linda Dickson of Gaffney, was among 74 Furman University students selected for inclusion in the 2006 edition of "Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges." More ... Clyde McNeill, owner of American National Insurance Agency was 'arrested' by Blacksburg police officer Dennis Scoggins and taken to Sagebrush restaurant in order to raise money for the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA). McNeill raised $2,590 in his second year in 'jail.' More ... Local News RSS feed |
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