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South Carolina Supreme Court to decide minimum time between executions
The South Carolina Supreme Court won’t allow another execution in the state until it determines a minimum amount of time between sending inmates to the death chamber. The state’s next execution, scheduled for Sept. 20, is still on for inmate Freddie Eugene Owens. It would be the first execution in South Carolina in over 13 years after the court cleared the way to reopen the death chamber last month.
South Carolina Sister Society of Global Women’s Leadership Debuted with Contribution to the Julie Valentine Center
Earlier this month, the South Carolina Sister Society of the Global Women's Leadership Network (GWLN) officially debuted, marking the network's growth to more than 160 Sister Societies across six continents. Nearly 60 credit union women and their allies gathered in the Upstate at Spero Financial's headquarters on August 8, 2024, for the launch party, which featured pink champagne, delectable bites, and thought-provoking conversation.
Coroner identifies man found in Greenville County, South Carolina, road, who later died
GREENVILLE COUNTY, S.C. — The death of a man found in the middle of a road in Greenville County, South Carolina, is being investigated by the sheriff's office, the coroner said Monday. Chief Deputy Coroner Kirsty Strange said Joe Terrill Hall, 47, of Greenville, was found on Aug. 18...
Armed man removed from Upstate Church over the weekend
An Upstate Church says it had to get law enforcement involved when a man showed up to service armed with a gun. The Spartanburg County Sheriff’s Office responded just after 1030 Sunday morning to a Church on Shaw Road in Woodruff.
Delighted Grandpa Jumps to His Feet in Shock on 90th Birthday When Best Friend Since 1940s Who Lives in a Different State Surprises Him by Attending Party
A grandpa jumped to his feet in delight when he was surprised on his 90th birthday by his best friend since the 1940s, who lived out of state and didn’t think he could attend. The post Delighted Grandpa Jumps to His Feet in Shock on 90th Birthday When Best Friend Since 1940s Who Lives in a Different State Surprises Him by Attending Party appeared first on Happilynews.com.
Spartanburg music instructor faces more charges after second victim comes forward, police say
SPARTANBURG, S.C. — A music instructor in Spartanburg, South Carolina, is facing more charges after another victim came forward, according to Spartanburg police. John R. Foster Jr, 75, was first arrested in July and charged with criminal sexual conduct with a minor, according to police. Police said the investigation...
Walhalla Council Approves Firetruck Purchase, Denies Developer’s Waterline Request
Walhalla City Council has approved the purchase of one firetruck for $688,155, following concerns about the affordability of financing two trucks. The single truck will replace an out-of-service vehicle, and the purchase includes a $9,500 trade-in discount. The council opted for this lower payment option after considering the financial impact, with the total payment amounting to $803,417.50 over five years.
Paul Finebaum addresses how Clemson will be perceived with a Week 1 loss to Georgia
Dabo Swinney and Clemson have an opportunity to prove that they still have an elite program this weekend when the Tigers face No. 1 Georgia in Atlanta. Clemson has missed out on the College Football Playoff the past three seasons, and Swinney has been criticized for his unwillingness to adapt in a new era of […] The post Paul Finebaum addresses how Clemson will be perceived with a Week 1 loss to Georgia appeared first on On3.
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