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May 24, 2006  RSS feed

Two Blacksburg men pulled S.C. Lt. Gov. Andre Bauer and John M. Leonhardt Sr., 70, from the wreckage of a crashed single-engine plane just minutes before it exploded Tuesday evening. More...

As the Go Tell Upstate Crusade rolled on Tuesday night, local committee chairman Sam Burns and guest evangelist Rick Gage were both optimistic and humbled by the county's response. More...

Spartanburg defense attorney Edward Lamb said an April 5, 2005 fatal shooting was a case of Clevon Phillips defending himself. More...

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...
Woods, Alexander receive scholarships
The 6th annual Kappa League awards banquet was held May 17 at Gaffney High School. The Kappa League is based at GHS and is sponsored by the Gaffney Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc. More...
Gaffney reloads for another run at state championship
Post 109 coach Jeff Osment isn't holding his feelings back. More...
BRIEFS
Gerri Davis Owner of Gerri Ho Inc.
Geraldine (Gerri) M. Davis, 67, of 119 15th St., went home to be with the Lord on M o n d a y, May 22, 2006, at her residence. More...
Dear Editor: As a Gaffney native, I find it completely arrogant of our mayor to think so highly of himself above others in the town that elected him as mayor in the first place. More...
A hard bill to love
WASHINGTON - A less permissive tone on immigration was signaled in the Senate last Tuesday when a proposal to cut guest worker visas down to 200,000 from 350,000 was supported by a surprisingly onesided vote of 80 to 17. The mood change was not influenced by a leader in either party or by a major in More...
Guess what I would cut first from the city budget
One thing about Gaffney Mayor Henry Jolly: he's not afraid to say what he thinks. More...

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