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Street name change honors long - time city employee 07/19/2010

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Street name change honors long - time city employee
Police Chief Protects and Serves in Many Ways 07/07/2010

By  David Stephens
Hometown News

Photo by David Stephens
Chesnee Police Chief Scott Smith with nephew Dylan Smith.
When Scott Smith returned home to Chesnee  from the Camden, SC, area to be the Police Chief, he had a goal in mind. That goal was to be of service to the community where he grew up,  not only as the […]

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Police Chief Protects and Serves in Many Ways
Christmas In Action Coming to Chesnee 06/30/2010

By  David Stephens
Hometown News
 

Photo by David Stephens
Joan Moore, Executive Director of Christmas in Action Spartanburg.
In October 2010, Christmas in Action comes to Chesnee to brighten the lives of a number of deserving homeowners.
Christmas in Action Spartanburg is a 501(c)3 non-profit agency that, in partnership with the community, repairs homes of low-income, elderly, and/or disabled homeowners […]

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Christmas In Action Coming to Chesnee
Rockwell’s Boy Scout works displayed in Spartanburg 06/30/2010

By Leon G. Russ
HOMETOWN NEWS

Photo by Leon G. Russ
Three of the eight Norman Rockwell works that were displayed at the Spartanburg Art Museum at the Chapman Cultural Center last weekend are shown.

Upstate Norman  Rockwell fans were given a treat this past weekend when eight Rockwell paintings were displayed in association with the 100th anniversary exhibit […]

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Rockwell’s Boy Scout works displayed in Spartanburg
Lanford Granted Continuance due to Health; Kitchens Pleads Guilty 06/30/2010

Local realtor, former Spartanburg Clerk of Court appear in court on drug charges
By Theron Willis
HOMETOWN NEWS

Terry Glenn Lanford was scheduled to appear in federal court on Wednesday, June 23 in Greenville to answer for a drug charge stemming from a narcotics conspiracy with former Spartanburg Clerk of Court Marcus Kitchens  but was not present due […]

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Lanford Granted Continuance due to Health; Kitchens Pleads Guilty
Lanford Arrested For Bounced Check to City 06/28/2010

SLED investigating text messages and voicemails sent to Judge Smith
By Theron Willis
HOMETOWN NEWS

Photo by Phil Buchheit
Woodruff realtor Terry G. Lanford is placed in a Spartanburg County Sheriff’s Office car last Thursday before he was  transported to the Detention Center for booking.

Around 3 p.m. on Thursday, June 17,  Terry Glenn Lanford was arrested at his home […]

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Lanford Arrested For Bounced Check to City
Spartanburg mayor’s LGBT support results in slings, arrows & praise 06/17/2010

by Leon G. Russ
HOMETOWN NEWS

Mayor Junie White
Spartanburg Mayor Junie White suffered slings and arrows, and occasional words of praise, during the citizen’s comments portion of Monday’s city council meeting at city hall.
White received both criticism and praise for his proclamation last month in support of gay rights and declaring this Saturday, LBGT (Lesbian, Bi, Gay, […]

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Spartanburg mayor’s LGBT support results in slings, arrows & praise
New Vocational Rehab Center Opens 06/17/2010

After 15-year wait, cutting edge facility serves entire Upstate
By Jay King
HOMETOWN NEWS

As part of the dedication of the S.C. Vocational Rehabilitation Department’s new Bryant Center in Lyman Friday, Rep. Rita Allison and Sen. Lee Bright present former SCVRD Commissioner Larry Bryant with a flag flown over the State House and a proclamation honoring him for […]

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New Vocational Rehab Center Opens
Nutt says county must ease tax burden 06/03/2010

By Jay King
Staff Writer

  
District Six county council candidate Roger Nutt said that in the worst economic crisis in modern memory, the county must ease the tax burden on its citizens if it wants to contribute to an economic turnaround and help its citizens.
Nutt said that the recent state and national economic meltdown and […]

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Nutt says county must ease tax burden
Professional pet sitter has tails to tell 06/03/2010

Pot-Bellied Pigs to Llama Loogies
By Theron Willis
HOMETOWN NEWS

Melissa Mysch takes pet sitting seriously and the name of her company The Zoo Crew is not an exaggerative title because she has been the caretaker of animals that most people will only see at a zoo exhibit. But whether it’s a wily old lion or a […]

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Professional pet sitter has tails to tell
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