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Pays $8,740 in Fines
On Monday March 8th, embattled Woodruff realtor Terry Lanford, appeared before the Woodruff Municipal Court and was finally dismissed as th owner of record of the Old Northside School Building on E. Peachtree St. after showing transfer of ownership to Tab Patton and paying $8,740 in fees.
Since February 16, Lanford has been […]
Continued… Lanford Dismissed from Northside Property Issue
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THERON WILLIS, HOMETOWN NEWS In the early morning hours of Tuesday, February 23, residents of the Three Pines Country Club community had their sense of security shattered with several cars being broken into with items such as money, GPS systems and clothing stolen from many of the cars.
A 9mm handgun was also stolen from one of the vehicles. […]
Continued… Crime spree rocks Three Pines
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Jed Blackwell, sports editor Woodruff’s wait to wrestle for the 2A state championship is finally over.
After a delay of nearly two weeks, the Wolverines will take to the mat Thursday at 7 p.m. at Ridge View High School. Woodruff will face the Loris Lions in the state championship match.
Loris originally lost the Lower State final to Hanahan, but was […]
Continued… Long wait if over, state wrestling championship is on
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Garret Mitchell When Woodruff senior Jeremy Phillips pinned his opponent in the next to last match in Wednesday’s upper-state title match against region 2 2A foe Palmetto, an already raucous Wolverine crowd erupted into pandemonium. Phillips (125) dispatched the Mustangs’ Vincent Espinoza midway through the second period, capping off the Wolverines’ come-from-behind victory that sent Woodruff to […]
Continued… Woodruff wrestling claims Upper State crown
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Phil Buchheit, Hometown News A fight last Wednesday between two sixteen-year-old juveniles caused a chaotic scene at the Woodruff Public Library.
According to Woodruff Police reports, officers were dispatched to the library last Wednesday in reference to a cell phone being stolen. Upon arrival, officers were talking to the complainant when they noticed two juveniles walking around the library’s computers […]
Continued… Woodruff Police Break up Fight at Library
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THERON WILLIS, HOMETOWN NEWS Around midday on Monday, February 1, a meth lab was discovered in a house on 220 Park St, which is in close proximity to the Church of God. Woodruff Police were assisting the Laurens County Sheriff’s Office in serving an arrest warrant on James T Koon and during the service of the warrant officers noticed […]
Continued… Arrests follow discovery of meth lab
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THERON WILLIS, HOMETOWN NEWS The pastor of Cedar Shoals Baptist Church and two church members cycled to Columbia last Monday, January 18 in fulfillment of a promise made to the congregation.
In an effort to encourage the church to give sacrificially for 2009’s Lottie Moon Christmas Offering, an annual offering collected at all Southern Baptist churches for international missions, Pastor […]
Continued… Cedar Shoals Pastor, Two Others Cycle to Columbia for Fundraiser
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THERON WILLIS, HOMETOWN NEWS The entire eighth - grade class of Woodruff Middle School, to the tune of about 250 young people, boarded five buses last Friday to embark on a tour of three colleges in the Spartanburg area: Spartanburg Community College, Wofford College, and University of South Carolina Upstate.
The purpose of the tour was to give students their […]
Continued… Woodruff Middle School students go to college
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Phil Buchheit, Hometown News The year 2009 was a successful one for the Woodruff Police Department.
“First of all, I would like to thank all of my officers for all that they do and the sacrifices that they made in 2009,” Said Dawkins after being asked to reflect on last year.
Through hard work and the leadership of third - year […]
Continued… Woodruff PD relects on past, looks ahead
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Continued… Burnett Reflects on First Year as Mayor
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