Greenwood County News

Fujifilm plans to relocate a recycling operation in Greenwood County. The announcement was made on Wednesday.

A Ware Shoals woman faces charges of animal abuse after Greenwood County deputies found one horse dead and another suffering in a pasture on Wednesday, according to gwdtoday.com. Sarah Cyrus, 51, was charged with two counts of ill treatment toward animals.

Upstate police said they busted a burglary ring and that the culprits were behind bars on Wednesday night.

Authorities say Fujifilm plans to expand its South Carolina operations, creating up to 20 job.

Authorities say Fujifilm plans to expand its South Carolina operations, creating up to 20 job.

Barbara Turnburke is not only a city councilwoman in Greenwood, she said she's also a survivor.

On Sunday morning in Greenwood County you can buy ice, but not a cooler; toilet paper, but not a plunger.

Authorities say a donkey in a South Carolina pasture was killed by a hunter who thought the animal was a deer.

Authorities said a donkey in a South Carolina pasture has been shot and killed by a hunter who thought the animal was a deer.

Authorities say a donkey in a South Carolina pasture has been shot and killed by a hunter who thought the animal was a deer.

Sister Mary John Slonkosky says there was no great upsurge in test scores this year that made St.

Chukker Creek Elementary School Principal Amy Gregory had been keeping a secret from her faculty and students for several days - due to what is called an embargoed press release.

Two Upstate schools received a prestigious honor Tuesday. St. Mary's Catholic School of Greenville County and Ninety Six High School of Greenwood County were each named a 2009 Blue Ribbon School.

President Barack Obama called out a South Carolina elected official during a speech on health-care reform today, but it wasn't U.S. Rep.

Attorney General Henry McMaster will address the Greenwood County Republican Party's Emerald Elephant Barbecue on Thursday, September 3, 2009.

Nearly two-dozen South Carolina communities are getting more than $10 million in federal funding.

The S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control says three people in Greenwood County were possibly exposed to rabies.

Officials said that a train derailment that happened on Wednesday afternoon in Greenwood County posed no threat to the community.

Authorities are investigating any connection between a Harlem kidnapping victim and the South Carolina serial killer fatally shot earlier this week.

A Greenwood woman died Wednesday after her 2000 four-door Kia overturned, and she was partially ejected from the vehicle, according to Greenwood County Coroner Steve Owings.