Gaffney could change dramatically if many of the ideas proposed at a Thursday afternoon meeting of area business owners, residents and town officials ever come to fruition. More...
By TIM GULLA Ledger Staff Writer tim@gaffneyledger.com
Cherokee County School District employees found themselves fixing more than a thousand dollars worth of damage after the Monday morning discovery of a break-in at Mary Bramlett Elementary School. More...
By TIM GULLA Ledger Staff Writer tim@gaffneyledger.com
Blacksburg Police Chief Jamie Ham has come across practically every type of situation as a police officer but he and other members of his department had to deal with one Wednesday that wasn't in police manuals. More...
The Cherokee County Sheriff's Office is investigating two incidents of grand larceny at a Whelchel Road construction site. Sometime between March 29 and April 4, according to a police report, someone stole numerous items of electrical equipment, light bulbs and lighting fixtures from a storage unit belonging to Johnson's Modern Electric of East Bend, N.C. More...
She has no desire to be chummy with former 'other woman'
Dear Annie: A few years ago, my husband, "Don," had an affair with a family friend. I discovered them kissing in the kitchen. I also found out Don's family knew about the affair. My sister-in-law actually provided a place for them to rendezvous. More...
Hardaway tourney good preparation for region and state
The Gaffney Indians will try to get the better of 47 other golf teams today and tomorrow at the prestigious Hardaway Invitational. Prep golf powers from Georgia, Alabama, Florida and South Carolina, including Gaffney, Fort Dorchester, A.C. Flora and Spring Valley will compete in the Hardaway Invitational in Columbus, Ga. More...
BLACKSBURG - Carl Edmund Dickson, 45, of 1727 E. Cherokee St., died Tuesday, April 8, 2008, in Upstate Carolina Medical Center. Born in Gaffney, he was the husband of Kimberly Ann Taber Dickson and son of John Gilbert Dickson and Virginia Elizabeth Edwards Dickson of Blacksburg. He worked in a brickyard and was a kile fireman. More...
Is it me or is April almost half over? It must be the grass beginning to turn from pale shades of yellow to green and the sound of baseballs hitting bats at fields all around that show me the signs of new birth. Or is it the hassle of having to complete your taxes that tells you spring is in the air. More...
Peach growers optimistic about harvest outlook if no more freezes occur