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October 5, 2009  RSS feed

Less than a two years after buying a 27 percent stake in Upstate Carolina Medical Center, Winston-Salem, N.C.,-based Novant Health has taken over the remainder. More...

Economic development will be front and center this week for county officials. On Tuesday, Gov. Mark Sanford and state Department of Commerce officials will be on hand when New York-based Jetline Promotions announces it plans to locate in Gaffney. More...

Major fundraiser being held Oct. 12
Every tree begins as a seed, laden with potential yet remains in a small package until mature enough to become all it can be. When Pierre Salmon arrived in Cherokee County to become director of the Fellowship of Christian Athlete’s local chapter, he knew things were in place for the organization to go to the next level. More...
Drama will be presented about events prior to Kings Mountain battle
The Overmountain Victory Trail Association will present a special drama about the events that took place at the Cow Pens the night before the Revolutionary War battle of Kings Mountain on Tuesday, Oct. 6, at 6 p.m. More...
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It isn’t always easy when archrivals Gaffney and Spartanburg battle. It wasn’t easy this time, either. Antwan Davidson, who was returning from an injury, batted away a fourth-down pass deep inside Gaffney territory with under a minute to play to help the Indians hold on for a 14-7 victory Friday night at Gibbs Stadium. More...
Former employee of Nestlé
Victor Lamar Jefferies, 55, of 122 Camellia Circle, went home to be with the Lord on Saturday, Oct. 3, 2009, at 9:25 p.m. at Upstate Carolina Medical Center. More...

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