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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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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Last week, Riegel had the ribbon cutting for their new textile outlet store located at Woodruff Plaza Shopping Center.  The store offers sheets, towels, table linens, pillows, and other textile products.

According to Riegel President Bill Josey, the products offered are designed and made for industrial use in businesses such as restaurants and hotels, and since […]

The Woodruff Police Department is mourning the loss of one of its K-9s that faithfully served the community of Woodruff for 7 years.  Doc, a 13-year-old German Shepherd who was trained in narcotics detection, tracking, criminal apprehension, and advanced obedience died earlier this month from kidney failure.

Doc was trained by and lived with Lieutenant Todd […]

Paul Vernon Bell, who served his country for many years in the military and served Woodruff as a mayor, city council member and in other capacities, passed away Monday at Spartanburg Regional’s Gibbs Oncology Center. He was 75.
 
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Willie Irene Floyd was born on May 12, 1904 and while not a native, she has lived in Woodruff longer than nearly all of the native Woodruffians have been alive.
And last week 105-year-old Willie Irene Floyd was honored for her longevity and contribution with an induction by Lt. Governor André Bauer into the newly formed […]

 
Woodruff High band member Dylan Collins had the rare distinction of being a junior participating at Clemson’s Senior Day. Senior Day is an annual event where 100 seniors from different high schools are chosen to play in the Clemson University Tiger Band.  Collins is a percussionist with the Woodruff High Marching Band and was able […]