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By David Stephens
Hometown News
Chesnee Mayor Max Cash convened city council in an announced special session on March 31 with all members present except Councilwoman Verhonda Crawford. Upon an approved motion the council approved the following requests for hospitality funds for various events.
-Councilman Bruce Mahaffey motioned to approve $800 dollars in support of the Paws for […]

Cordeau reveals area ranked #2 in economic development

Photo by Leon G. Russ
Southwest Airlines flight attendant Shelda Clinksdales applauds the airlines partnership with Spartanburg during the tree planting ceremony.
By Leon G. Russ
Hometown News
In celebration of Southwest Air’s beginning service on Sunday March 13 company employees and City of Spartanburg employees and residents joined forces to plant […]

Chesnee sewer plant manager Barry Stapleton updates City Council on maintenance at the plant and a computerized tracking system designed to save money by keeping maintenance current.
Photo and Story by David Stephens
Chesnee Mayor Max Cash convened City Council in monthly session on February 14 with all council members present. City employee Joyce Dawkins was present […]

On Feb. 8, District Two school board chairperson Connie Smith convened the trustees in monthly session with Superintendent Dr. Scott Mercer and all trustees except Craig Sims present.

Following approval of the agenda and January minutes Public Affairs Director Rhonda Henderson presented several awards including Patriot Pen essay winners, an athletic recognition, and the superintendent’s writing […]

By David Stephens
Hometown News
Chesnee Police Chief Scott Smith has announced his resignation from the Chesnee Police Department to be effective Friday, February 11, 2011. On February 3, 2011, Mayor Max Cash convened the city council with all members present, in special session to consider that resignation. After a brief 18 minute executive session council came […]

By David Stephens
Hometown News

Photo by David Stephens
Occupational Therapist Kelli Lowrimore shows some of the modern appliances in the utility room area of the learning lab.
In accordance with federal law, students with learning disabilities turning 13 must have general transition goals in their individual education plan and at 16 years old that must include a specific […]

The Mary Black Foundation has announced the election of A. Tony Fisher to a four-year term as a Trustee beginning January 1.
 Fisher, the City of Spartanburg’s Director of Public Safety, received a Bachelor of Science in Business Management from the University of Maryland.  He began his law enforcement career as an officer in the Montgomery […]

Roger Milliken passes at age 95

By Leon G. Russ
Hometown News

Roger Milliken was at ease whether he was walking from his Converse Heights home to The Skillet for breakfast to dine next to an average Joe or whether he was walking through the Rose Garden on his way to dinner with the country’s president.
He was […]

For Sheriff’s Office investigator “it’s all about making it right”
By Jay King
HOMETOWN NEWS
Lorin Williams’ attitude about winning the Spartanburg County Sheriff’s Office T.M. Floyd Justice Award is in many ways typical of the outlook of his fellow investigators with the violent crimes unit.
“It’s definitely an honor,” Williams said. “It’s nothing that I’ve done myself. It’s […]

By David Stephens
Hometown News

Chesnee Mayor Max Cash convened city council in monthly session on December 13 with all council members present.
After minutes from the November meeting were approved the Mayor opened the floor to public comment.
Alfred Dawkins thanked the mayor and council for the Christmas decorations in town and said he had heard […]