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March 12, 2010 RSS feed / Local News

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GIVING GOD THE GLORY

Sickness led woman to life of faith
By JOE L. HUGHES II Ledger Staff Writer joe@gaffneyledger.com
Singing is much more than a passion for area resident Nicole Pryor, who serves as a praise leader during Sunday morning worship services at Restoration Church of Gaffney. More...

POLICE REPORTS

 A Lyman man was robbed of $180 in cash at the Prime Outlets — Gaffney on March 6. More...

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PET PORTRAITS — CAVA had a special treat for its members on March 9 as notable artist Diane Balister came from her home in Mount Pleasant to give a live teaching demonstration on animal portrait More...

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BUY THIS SHIRT — Five-time state champion coach Mark Huff shows off the team's T-shirt that commemorates Gaffney High School's latest championship. More...

Former trustee makes blistering remarks at school board meeting

Former Cherokee County School Board member Phillip Gibson made the following remarks during a public comments agenda item at Monday’s school board meeting. More...

Events planned to help Habitat

By JOE L. HUGHES II Ledger Staff Writer joe@gaffneyledger.com

No matter what the project is, it will take money to accomplish. This is no different when it comes to nonprofit organizations, which use fundraisers and charitable contributions from donors to continue operating and meeting the needs of clients. More...

Deadline to apply for emergency food and shelter funds extended

Cherokee County has been chosen to receive $61,877 to supplement emergency food and shelter programs. Agencies interested in applying for the funds must contact R. Dewitt Clyde, 864-489-1472 or 864-839-7397 for an application. More...

Social workers on the frontline of responding to human needs

In every community, there are people who go above and beyond their usual work to make a significant difference in the lives of thousands. These advocates can come from every discipline, but many times they are social workers. More...