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About half of Greer residents can expect a new collection day for curbside trash, recycling and yard waste.

AIKEN — A federal grand jury has indicted 22 people from a so-called Irish traveler community in western South Carolina on numerous counts ranging from food stamp and tax fraud to money laundering and insurance fraud.

Reserve Lt. Ken Kyzer was honored Tuesday night at the 2016 Cherokee County Law Enforcement Appreciation Dinner.

Grandparents are invited to bring their grandchildren to Grandparents Day Activity Fair on Saturday, Sept. 10, at the Mary Black Conference Center.

Ten people with Parkinson’s disease will benefit from a $24,000 grant aimed at improving mental and physical relaxation, Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System announced Tuesday.

The Blood Connection announced a billboard campaign Tuesday in advance of a blood drive beginning later in the week.

After eight years as assistant, then acting, administrator, Holland Belue was officially named administrator for Cherokee County.

Their upcoming Woodruff restaurant may be new, but the couple behind it has been serving up savory barbecue for a few years already.

For the seventh consecutive year, the Carolina Panthers have drawn a record number of fans to their training camp in Spartanburg.

A Spartanburg County judge says he’s concerned that problems encountered during a mold removal project over the weekend at the county courthouse might disrupt his court schedule next week.