Chesterfield News

Two more years. That's how much additional prison time Leslie Thomas Nelson III will get for killing a teenager.

American Prefabricated Drain has purchased the former ChesterKnit building at 200 Zoar Road in Chesterfield, South Carolina for its' new manufacturing facility.

A crew of 90 people from Chesterfield, S.C., are helping to paint and do other projects around the Redland Baptist Church in Fairview Township this week.

The S.C. Department of Transportation is considering an amendment the 2007-2012 Statewide Transportation Improvement Program to include Federal Bonus Bridge Program funds for fiscal year 2008.

Former Thomas Dale High School student Ashley M. Vaughan pleaded guilty Wednesday to three felony charges for sending threatening text messages Jan.

Davis Yarborough has joined the First Citizens community banking team in Chesterfield.

Badcock cuts ribbon on new store Badcock has been in Lancaster for 23 years, and now it's open at its new location at the old Wal-Mart at 1202 S.C. 9 Bypass.

It took nearly two hours, but local authorities were able to calm down an 18-year-old Chesterfield County man threatening suicide early Monday.

Glenn Mondrae "Monty" Bell, 27, a Hartsville native, is a new judge-magistrate for Darlington County.

Hartsville attorney and State Sen. for Seat 29 Gerald Malloy finally got closure in an issue that began in August 2004.

Life expectancies for women living in South Carolina's poorest areas appear to be stagnating or getting shorter.

William Edmund Lisenby, 75, of Chesterfield, S.C., formerly of Havelock, died Friday, June 13, 2008, at his home.

It's hot and getting hotter in the Upstate and mountains, and there is no immediate relief in sight.

The presidential primaries on Feb. 12 marked a dark spot in the history of elections in Chesterfield County.

Heat advisories have been issued for central and eastern South Carolina as forecasters say temperatures could soar into the mid and upper 90s.

Forestry has emerged as the No. 1 manufacturing industry in the state, contrary to the national trend, according to early economic figures from Palmetto Agri-Business Council's ongoing study of the impact of ...

Services for Dr. John H. Hartley Gibbon, 86, will be held Tuesday at 3 p.m. at St.

Everyone knows the volunteer members of the Hartsville Rescue Squad administer life-saving care to those on dry land.

Defense attorney Michael Meetze argued in court documents filed Thursday that he needs any statements Schallenberger made after he was accused of threatening to blow up Chesterfield High School.

Lee Correctional Institution in Bishopville is on lock down after inmates inside one of the institution's dormitories refused to return to their cells.