Mauldin News

Donnie Knight has no idea how many bucks he has added to the state's record book for trophy antlers over the years, but he keeps adding them to the list.

COLUMBIA - Some lawmakers want to see more detail about ethics charges facing Gov.

Four Mauldin-area churches are partnering to bring Thanksgiving to some of the Golden Strip's needy families.

The Winter Band Concert is December 3rd at 6:45. The Winter String Concert is December 8th.

Three Mauldin seniors who have been leaders on one of the state's best softball programs signed national letters of intent Monday.

Books Make Great Gifts! Barnes & Noble In-Store Bookfair Sunday, November 29, Monday, November 30 and Tuesday, December 1 - 8a.m - 11p.m. The Media Center is sponsoring an In-Store Bookfair at the Barnes & Noble - The Shops of Greenridge.

The resale industry is booming in this economy. Many people are finding items in their homes that they no longer want and are selling them for money.

A second Friday morning school bus crash within an hour has caused injuries and blocked traffic in Mauldin.

Published: Tuesday, November 10, 2009 at 3:15 a.m. Last Modified: Monday, November 9, 2009 at 10:06 p.m. A new study ranks Spartanburg County as the most dangerous of the state's metro communities for pedestrians.

Incumbents ruled the polls in Mauldin as all three incumbents defeated challengers Nov.

Two people face charges of manufacturing methamphetamine after investigators followed a tip Monday to a Mauldin home where they said they found tubing, propane cylinders and chemicals associated with making the drug.

Armed Forces * Pvt. 2 Jordan Wade Shealy of Simpsonville graduated from the U.S. Army Infantry One-Station Unit Training in Ft.

In her youth, Kim Hutzell turned to the Girl Scouts as her touchstone when she moved from place to place.

Reverse Mortgages - The Myths and Facts A free seminar about financial options for seniors with emphasis on the reverse mortgage will be held November 19th at 10:00AM at the Mauldin Library, 900 W. Butler Road.

Published: Thursday, November 5, 2009 - ES0 am _SPAN> B9 Paul Alongi Staff writer palongi@greenvillenews.com A Simpsonville man survived a gunshot to the back of the head in a Mauldin driveway, and authorities were trying Wednesda9 to identif9 who pulled the trigger, Greenville Count9 sheriff's deputies said.

Greenville County deputies are investigating a shooting after a man was found facedown in a driveway with a gunshot wound.

Wade Shealy hopes a new, 200-seat amphitheater in downtown Simpsonville will attract more local music and entertainment.

You won't notice the daffodils until spring arrives, but the Mauldin Garden Club is preparing now for Mauldin to blossom into a Daffodil City.

Two men were being questioned after investigators said they found a man lying in a driveway on Bridges Road in the Mauldin area with a gunshot wound to his head.

Greenville County deputies said that a man was flown to a local hospital after he was shot in the head on Tuesday night.