11 hrs ago | The Index Journal
Murder suspects' bond requests denied
Circuit Court Judge Eugene Griffith Jr. presided over both hearings Thursday afternoon at the Greenwood County Courthouse and deliberated overnight before making his decision, electing not to set a bond for either man.
11 hrs ago | The Index Journal
Greenwood County Library adopts new strategic plan
According to information provided by Greenwood County library director Prudence Taylor, part of the strategic plan is a new mission for the library, which is to help all Greenwood residents be more connected, informed and entertained through free access to library resources and programs.
11 hrs ago | The Index Journal
Kelly pleads guilty in pair of scams
A Greenwood man entered guilty pleas in connection with a pair of scams Friday morning at the Greenwood County Courthouse.
18 hrs ago | GwdToday.com
Former Clemson tailback flips car into Lake Greenwood
Emergency crews from a host of agencies responded to Cothran's Bridge on Highway 221 after former Clemson tailback Harold Goggins flipped his car into Lake Greenwood Friday afternoon.
19 hrs ago | The Index Journal
2 Greenwood men face gun charges
Staff Reports Two Greenwood men were arrested Thursday afternoon and face gun and possession charges following reports of a burglary.
19 hrs ago | The Index Journal
Greenwood woman faces charge; child scratched, burned
Mary Bowie, 25, of 1091 Parkland Place Road, was charged with unlawful conduct toward a child in connection with the incident.
19 hrs ago | The Index Journal
Greenwood man faces gun charges
Staff Reports A north Greenwood man was arrested following reports of a shooting in Mathews Mill Village on Wednesday night.
Yesterday | The Index Journal
Neil was born in Calhoun Falls, son of the late Carnell and Nellie Chrisley. He was a professional Major League baseball player with the Boston Red Sox, New York Mets and Detroit Tigers, and an avid golfer and member of Star Fort National Golf Course.
Yesterday | The Edgefield Advertiser
PTC Summer Camps Provide Options for All Ages
A total of 11 camps are scheduled this summer at Piedmont Technical College. Students can choose from a variety of art, science, career-oriented or self-image improvement camps such as the annual Girls Achieving in Technology and Engineering camp, pictured.
Palmetto Dunes men's tennis team wins 40-and-over state title
The Palmetto Dunes Men's 3.5 tennis team will represent South Carolina in the USTA regional championships later this summer after capturing the USTA 40 and over state championship at Palmetto Dunes Tennis Center last weekend.
Teen arrested after allegedly firing shots from vehicle
A teen was arrested Wednesday night after police say he fired shots from a .22 caliber pistol while driving down Edgefield Street.
Cambridge Academy to offer new programs for 2013 - 2014 academic year
With the opening of the high school, Cambridge plans to offer new classes focused on the arts.
Beginning in late May, Lander University staff member Ann Butler of Greenwood will study desert and marine ecosystems on the Baja peninsula.
Be sure to check out the 46th annual S.C. Festival of Flowers official program, a 44-page insert on how to have a 'blooming good time' at this year's festival in Thursday's Index-Journal. Some of the topiaries are on the move for the annual S.C. Festival of Flowers this June in Greenwood.
Kathryn Armstrong - Ware Shoals
Kathryn Amick Armstrong, widow of Raymond Ralph Armstrong, Jr., of 2549 Dairy Rd., died Tuesday, May 21, 2013 at Greenville Memorial Hospital.
Two more arrested in copper theft
Staff Reports A Mathews Mill Village woman and a Grendel Mill Village man became the second and third suspects arrested this week following reports copper was stolen from an Abbeville plant.
Two more arrested in copper theft
Staff Reports A Mathews Mill Village woman and a Grendel Mill Village man became the second and third suspects arrested this week following reports copper was stolen from an Abbeville plant.
The inmates at Leath Correctional Institution wanted to do something to help within the community even though they were incarcerated.
Dr. Beth Bethel stands with Rebecca Abrahamsen in front of a poster made by children who visit Community Initiatives' free medical clinic.
Fallen tree causes massive outage
Power, internet and telephone services were interrupted for hundreds of Greenwood residents Tuesday afternoon when an oak tree fell and took down three power poles near Greenwood High School.