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Gaffney residents might be more convinced than ever that six more weeks of winter are upon them after a recent snowfall, but today is the day the world officially finds out from everyone's favorite woodchuck, Punxsutawney Phil. That's right, Feb. 2 is Groundhog Day. And in Punxsutawney, Pa. More ... Go A.P.E. is the memorable name for a teenage pregnancy prevention curriculum aimed at encouraging teenagers to avoid having sex until after marriage. More than 80 youth group members at First Baptist Church were encouraged Wednesday evening to make good decisions during a Go A.P.E. program presented by Edward Surratt, project director for the Cherokee County Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy. More ... Judy Nix, director of development for the Cherokee Children's Home, has been elected president of the Board of Directors of the South Carolina Association of Children's Homes and Family Services. The association has approximately 45-member agencies from across the state. Nix has served in several capacities on the board in the past. More ... Police said a Gaffney man set fire to the house he was living in when Cherokee County Sheriff's Department deputies arrived Thursday to question him about an assault. Deputy Steve Bright said George Tuck, 46, saw him when the officer arrived at Tuck's home at 124 Nellie's Road in Corinth at 1:25 p.m. to question him. More ... Senator Harvey Peeler has recommended Steven S. Wood of Gaffney and James Baker Leigh of Blacksburg become part-time magistrates. "Senator Peeler contacted me about the nomination earlier this week," Wood said. "I'm very excited about the job and I look forward to serving my community. More ... Two elderly women told police two suspicious men posing as utility workers have tried to enter their homes. Police refer to these scammers as "distraction thieves." Cherokee County Sheriff Bill Blanton issued a press release Monday warning local residents that these thieves are back in the area again. More ... A Blacksburg homeowner fired three shots while two burglary suspects were running from his home at 2:50 p.m. Tuesday, a report at the Cherokee County Sheriff's Office states. Police have charged R.J. Osborne, 19, and his brother, Ronald Franklin Osborne Jr., 20, both of 103 Maxine Lane, Blacksburg, each with 2nddegree burglary. More ... Local News RSS feed |
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