Ewing Middle School assistant principal Tim Phillips died unexpectedly on Sunday.
Phillips, 32, passed away the day before county students began a new school year.
Doctors in Lexington have sent off blood samples for further testing to determine the cause of death. More...
By TIM GULLA Ledger Staff Writer tim@gaffneyledger.com
A Circuit Court judge decided to revoke the bond of a southern Cherokee County woman recently arrested in Spartanburg County while awaiting trial on a Cherokee County murder charge. Last week in Cherokee County General Sessions Court, the 7th Circuit Solicitors Office requested the revocation of Wanda Denise Brown's $30,000 bond on an Oct. More...
Nearly 300 new students packed the Timken gymnasium Friday morning for fall orientation at Limestone College. Students registered for classes, paid for meal plans and moved into residential halls. (Ledger photo / SCOTT POWELL) More...
Sometimes the obstacles one goes through is simply God's way of getting a person prepared for the opportunity to accomplish great things. As a youth running the streets in Blacksburg, preaching the Gospel was not a part of Tim Patterson's plans, instead choosing to live life as if each day was a guarantee. More...
The Jazz Arts Trio will perform first concert of 2009-2010 season
The Jazz Arts Trio will kick off the Cherokee County Arts Council's 2009- 2010 season on Tuesday, Sept. 29, at 7:30 p.m. Other groups set to perform in Fullerton Auditorium are the Winthrop/Carolinas Wind Ensemble, Route 66 and The Queen Charlotte Chorus. More...
Indians build early lead but fall 16-14 on late Crest TD
Gaffney's Joe Craig created warm 'n' fuzzies when he ran the opening kickoff back for a 95 yard touchdown. But Indian emotions turned a tad cooler when Crest rallied for two late touchdowns and a 16-14 victory at Friday's Border Showcase Classic at Crest High School on Friday. More...
Hazel Bagwell Davis, 87, formerly of 141 Creekstone Road, went home to be with the Lord on Sunday, Aug. 16, 2009, at Brookview Healthcare. Born in Rutherford County, she was the widow of Charles O. Davis and daughter of the late Joe Bagwell and Hester McCombs Bagwell. Mrs. Davis was retired from Timken and was a member of East Gaffney Baptist Church. More...
Scooter ride honors fallen motorcyclist