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September 21, 2009  RSS feed

A solemn goodbye
Lance Cpl. Christopher Fowlkes
More than a dozen U.S. Marines lined up after the Friday afternoon funeral of Lance Cpl. Christopher Fowlkes for the opportunity to offer their condolences and pay tribute to Fowlkes' parents. Fowlkes' father, Steve Fowlkes, used the opportunity to offer some comfort of his own and pay tribute to his son's extended family. More...
Ad hints company locating here
By TIM GULLA Ledger Staff Writer tim@gaffneyledger.com

While no one's talking at the moment, an advertisement in Friday's edition of The Gaffney Ledger might portend good things for Cherokee County job seekers. According to the advertisement, readySC and Spartanburg Community College will be assisting Jetline in recruiting workers for a new facility in Gaffney. More...

New home starts up for first time in a year
By TIM GULLA Ledger Staff Writer tim@gaffneyledger.com

Cherokee County homebuilders are beginning to see some light, but can't yet say all the clouds have passed. More...

 Local News
• County council to receive study on airport
With the price for an airport going down, Cherokee County Council could find out today whether an economic impact study supports moving forward with the airport project. Cherokee County is the only county in the state without an airport. More...
• article has image Two sentenced for participating in '08 murder
• Bob Parris Scholarship Dinner Sept. 28
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 LifeStyles
• article has image Limestone College Theatre presents 'Barefoot in the Park'
Performances Sept. 24-27 in Fullerton
The Limestone College theater department has decided to focus this year's theater season on comedies and providing fun entertainment for the community. More...
• Not all news about ovarian cancer is grim
• First Baptist Church hosts EWomen Conference
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 Sports
• article has image Indians too much for T.L. Hanna
Offense remains hot in 54-26 rout
In the days leading up to his team's game vs. T.L. Hanna, Gaffney head coach Phil Strickland stressed how important it was that the Indians get off to a fast start. "We want to set the pace early, and if we're able to do that I think we can force them into some mistakes," Strickland said. "Hopefully, those things can happen for us tonight (Friday). More...
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• Ryan, Falcons drop Carolina to 0-2
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 Obituaries
• Mary Mock
Homemaker
Mary Ellen Mock, 44, of 1220 State Line Road, went home to be with the Lord on Saturday, Sept. 19, 2009, at Spartanburg Regional Medical Center. Born in Cape Canaveral, Fla., she was the daughter of Pete D. Sharpe and Janice Ellen Atkinson Sharpe of Summerton. She was a graduate of Rocklidge High School in Florida and a homemaker. More...
• article has image James (Jay Jay) Lee Jones
• article has image James Leach
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 Letters
• Oops
The name of the person who wrote a letter-to-the-editor published in the Wedneday, September 16 edition of The Gaffney Ledger was inadvertently omitted. Marion Boozer wrote the letter in response to Ledger publisher Cody Sossamon's column about Woodstock. More...
• Recent graduate questions GHS trainer's dismissal
• Give flag flap a rest
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