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• 11 High School Students Graduate USC Upstate’s Scholars Academy, Earn Credits at University Level
• Blood Drive To Benefit Aimee Copeland, June 6
• Mobilizing The Middle East Around Environmental Issues
• Habitat needs you!
• High School Seniors Learn About Cherokee 20/20 Scholarships
• Cherokee County Leaders Offering Scholarship Program at SCC Campus
• Spartans Complete Competition in NCAA East Preliminaries
• Opinion: Economic Development and SCC
• A Drop in the Bucket
• Wofford football ticket plans now on-sale!
• Wofford Names Krissy Hall Women’s Tennis Coach
• Despite Standout Outing by DeCecco, Spartans Fall to Stetson to End A-Sun Tournament Run
• Winters Receives Phi Kappa Phi Fellowship
• SoCon Announces 2012 Distinguished Service Award Winners
• Upstate Track Set for NCAA East Regional Preliminaries at UNF
• Upstate vs. Mercer in A-Sun Tournament is Underway
• #2 Upstate Opens A-Sun Tournament with Loss to #5 Mercer
• Alpha Kappa Delta inducts four
• Ice Cream Sundays are back!
• Men’s Soccer Announces Schedule for 2012 Season
• Mac Doyle Named Second Team All-SoCon
• Mac Doyle Named Second Team All-SoCon
• Upstate Baseball Picks Up A-Sun Honors as Bumgardner Named Player of the Year and Fincher Garners Coach of the Year Honors
• Mu Rho Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing At USC Upstate Celebrates 20 Years Of Nursing Excellence
• Explore, Learn and Play at USC Upstate This Summer: Dozens of Summer Camps Offered for PreK-12 Students
• Alpha Sigma Lambda Inducts Students And Faculty At USC Upstate
• Brandon Yarusi Named Second Team All-SoCon
• Cash Collins Named SoCon Baseball Pitcher of the Week
• Upstate Baseball to Make Inaugural Appearance in A-Sun Championship Wednesday
• Wofford College confers degrees to 300 graduates
• 2012 Wofford Commencement
• Baseball Sweeps Doubleheader Against GSU
• Spartans Fall to Mercer in Regular Season Finale, 5-2
• Spartans Set for Rematch with Mercer in A-Sun Tourney Opener
• Baseball Falls 7-4 To Georgia Southern
• Baseball Falls 7-4 To Georgia Southern
• USC Upstate Summer Hours
• Naming of Hoke Parris Business Training Center at SCC Cherokee County Campus
• SCC Building Names in Honor of Cherokee County Councilman
• Spartans Fall to Bears in Extra-Inning Thriller
• Upstate’s Chance at Regular-Season Crown Delayed another Day with Loss at Mercer
• Commencement 2012: "Loving every moment until the clock strikes '12"
• Cancer Prevention Research Study (CPS-3) Enrolling in Spartanburg, May 17
• Women’s Soccer Announces 2012 Summer Camp Dates
• Robinson Named First Team All-Region; Griffin Second Team Selection
• SYP Visioning Town Hall, May 31
• Terriers host Eagles in final baseball homestand beginning Friday
• Women’s Soccer Announces 2012 Schedule
• Upstate Baseball Travels to Mercer for Final Three Regular-Season Contests
• Johnson Earns Final A-Sun Track Athlete of the Week Honor
• President Dunlap announces retirement effective in 2013
• USC Upstate to Lease More Space at University Center of Greenville
• Wofford to hold 158th Commencement on May 20
• Rain Spoils Upstate’s Chances at Taking down Nationally-Ranked South Carolina
• Advanced Technology Center to Offer New Welding Certification Program
• Local Employers Struggling to Find Qualified Applicants
• Spinx Managers Earn Retail Management Certificates
• Upstate Signee Miller Named Cal JC All-American and Pitcher of the Year
• Spartans Set to Tangle with Gamecocks Tuesday Night
• Baseball Drops 8-7 Decision At UNCG
• Baseball Drops 8-7 Decision At UNCG
• Series Finale between Upstate and Kennesaw State Canceled
• Baseball Falls 10-5 At UNCG
• Girls on the Run Founder Receives Honorary Degree
• Spartans down Owls in Slug Fest to Claim First Spot in A-Sun Championship
• Baseball Wins 7-4 At UNCG
• Converse Students Selected for Fulbright, Goldwater Awards
• Wofford Volleyball Releases 2012 Schedule
• Upstate Baseball Featured on WSPA
• Upstate Drops Series Opener to Kennesaw State
• Upstate Track & Field Sets Two School Records at Clemson
• Harley Gallery Presents Michael Dickins: PreOccupied, May 3 – 30
• Spartans Fall to Lady Bisons, Eliminated from A-Sun Tournament
• Spartans to Close Out 2012 Home Slate this Weekend
• 2012 Bosscars Recap
• Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Teams Announce 2012 Schedule
• Rain Forces Second Straight Cancellation
• Bumgardner Tabbed Southeast Baseball Player of the Week by College Baseball Insider
• Stetson Downs Upstate in First Round of A-Sun Tournament
• Spartan Softball 20th in Mid-Major Poll, Receiving Votes in ESPN.com/USA Softball National Top 25 Poll
• Spartans Recognized in Latest ESPN College Baseball Blog
• Robinson Named A-Sun Freshman of the Year; Five Spartans Earn Conference Honors
• Baseball Defeated 9-4 By Campbell
• Baseball Defeated 9-4 By Campbell
• USC Upstate Launches $50 Million Fundraising Campaign
• Thursday Afternoon Acting Group To Perform “The Three Bully Goats Griff,” May 12
• Robinson Named A-Sun Freshman of the Year; Five Spartans Earn Conference Honors
• Tuesday’s Contest between Spartans and Bulldogs Cancelled
• Richardson Named Primetime Performer by College Baseball 360
• Upstate Set to Host A-Sun Softball Tournament
• Girls on the Run Founder to Receive Honorary Degree at Commencement
• Arbor Day Foundation Names USC Upstate Tree Campus USA
• Students recognized on Honors Day
• Spartan Volleyball Signs Peach State Native
• Bumgardner Named A-Sun Player of the Week
• Robinson Named A-Sun Player of the Week for Third Time
• Upstate Track & Field Teams Help Local Fifth Graders Study
• Spartans to Face SoCon Pair during Mid-Week
• Alexander, Robinson Named College Sports Madness Conference Pitcher & Field Player of the Year
• Baseball Falls 9-5 At Furman
• Burkert Sets School 800m Record, Inches Towards NCAA Qualification
• Spartans Jump on Hatters Early, Take Series with 11-6 Victory in Finale
• Upstate Baseball Featured on Sirius XM College Sports
• Baseball Wins 11-10 Over Furman in Twelve Innings
• Spartan Signee Ujvari Nearly Perfect in Leading Niceville to State Tournament Semifinals
• Spartans Fall to Hatters, 6-3; Series Tied at One
• Upstate Sweeps Belmont, Secures #3 Seed in A-Sun Tournament
• Baseball Drops 4-3 Contest At Furman
• Two Alumnae "Come Home" to Speak at Founder's Day
• Wofford Student-Athletes Honored For Academics
• Upstate's Bumgardner sports remarkable hitting streak
• Bumgardner’s Superb Streak Comes to an End
• Robinson, Alexander Lead Upstate to Split at Lipscomb
• Kemboi Earns Third A-Sun Scholar Athlete of the Year Honor; Sang Claims All-Academic Team Nod
• SCC Arboretum Director Published in Rhododendrons, Camellias & Magnolias 2012
• SC Hails Spartanburg Businessman Paving Industrial Path to UK
• SCC Receives Grant from Wells Fargo
• Winning Isn't Everything In Lego Robotics Competition
• Congressman Trey Gowdy Chosen as Commencement Speaker for SCC's Graduation Ceremony
• Ameet Pall Selected Fifth Overall In the CFL Draft
• Men’s Basketball Signs Collins, Gordon, and Harris
• Spartans, Hatters Set for Key A-Sun Showdown
• 35 initiated into Phi Beta Kappa
• USC Upstate and Landshut University Sign Academic Exchange Agreement
• Men’s Soccer Wraps Up Spring Season
• Upstate Ends Regular Season in Nashville at Lipscomb and Belmont
• Spartans Race Past Panthers for 30th Win of Campaign
• Baseball Wins 7-6 Over USC Upstate With Walk-Off Single
• Two to receive honorary degrees at Commencement
• Nifty Fifty!
• Parker to Attend Harvard Institute
• USC Upstate Plans For May Commencement And Honoring Of Two Former Chancellors
• Upstate 17th in Latest Mid-Major Top 25 Poll; Tops All S.C. Schools in NCAA RPI
• Spartans Fall to Terriers, 7-6, Tuesday Evening
• Historic Price House Opens Season with Program about Upstate Wildlife on May 5
• Omolo Authors Paper for Pigment Cell and Melanoma Research Journal
• Wofford Spring musical performances scheduled
• Men’s Tennis Adds Two for 2012-13 Season
• Men’s Tennis Adds Two for 2012-13 Season
• Upstate Softball Finalizes 2012-13 Recruiting Class with Signing of Miller
• Spartans to Kick-off May with Road Contests at Wofford and Georgia State
• Baseball Falls 6-0 To Appalachian State
• Brenton Bersin Has Free Agent Agreement With Carolina Panthers
• Upstate Men’s Soccer Announces 10-Player Recruiting Class
• Baseball Drops Pair Of One-Run Games To ASU
• Baseball Drops Pair Of One-Run Games To ASU
• May Day Picnic, May 2
• Wofford-ASU Baseball Rained Out
• Wofford-ASU Baseball Rained Out
• Montgomery Music Building to be dedicated Tuesday
• May Commencement Information – For Students
• Smoking Aces Lift USC Upstate to A-Sun Lead
• Interested In Architecture? Then Get Credit For It!
• Task Force Using Data to Take Aim at Childhood Obesity
• Sugishita Snags A-Sun Outdoor Most Outstanding Field Performer
• Wofford baseball hosts Appalachian State in big weekend series
• Students to explore meaning, value of college education
• ‘Thinking Like a River’ initiative launched at Wofford
• Spartans Successful in “Kickin’ It for Cancer” Event
• Upstate Volleyball Inks Mid-West Trio
• Upstate Tops All S.C. Schools in Softball RPI; Alexander Among Nation’s Leaders
• Brandon Lee Tabbed A-Sun Player of the Week by College Sports Madness
• Spartans Named Honorable Mention National Team of the Week
• Chad Sobotka Named to NCBWA Stopper of the Year Midseason Watch List
• SCC's Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa Inducts 108 New Members
• Odhiambo, Marlow, Zeng Win Best Paper, Best Presentation
• German classical music recital set for April 30
• Baseball Wins 9-4 At UNC Asheville
• Baseball Wins 9-4 At UNC Asheville
• Wofford announces May events
• Omolo Receives ASPIRE-I Research Grant from USC
• Omolo Co-Authors Paper for REVSTAT – Statistics Journal
• Study Breakers Offers a Relaxing Time-Out From Studying
• U.S. Manufacturing, Defying Naysayers | S.C. Active in Growth
• Author Joyce Carol Oates, Artist Jane Creech Combine Talents at Converse
• USC Upstate/BMW Manufacturing Outreach Camp Featured in Wall Street Journal Article
• Women’s Soccer Adds Four To 2012 Signing Class
• Cash Collins Named SoCon Baseball Pitcher of the Week
• Upstate, Wofford Contest Set for May 1st
• Criag, Kemboi and Sang Named Student-Athlete of the Year at Upstate's Coca-Cola Awards Banquet
• Spartans Sink Dolphins with 11-Run Eighth Inning; Move into Sole Possession of First Place
• Blanco Earns A-Sun All-Tournament Honors
• Seniors Deliver Split for Spartans Against Hatters
• Burkert Sets School Record in 800m at SoCon Outdoor Track and Field Championship
• Baseball Splits Doubleheader With Elon
• Spartans' Season Comes to a Close with Loss in A-Sun Semifinals
• Griffin Powers Upstate to Split With FGCU
• Spartans Down Dolphins to Earn Series Win
• Baseball Downs Elon 11-5
• Baseball Downs Elon 11-5
• Harley Gallery Presents Michael Dickins: PreOccupied, May 3 – 30
• Sodexo Wants Your Opinion
• What’s Your Type?
• Basketball Court Refinishing
• Nominations Announced For the 5th Annual Bosscars Awards
• Nominations Announced For the 5th Annual Bosscars Awards
• Abby Minihan Named Head Women’s Soccer Coach
• Spartans down Bison in First Round of A-Sun Tournament
• Spartans Battle FGCU on Zaxby's Appreciation Night, Stetson on Senior Day
• Greer’s Big Night Lifts Upstate Past Dolphins
• Women’s Tennis Drops 4-0 Decision To Elon Thursday Afternoon in First Round of SoCon Tournament
• Women’s Tennis Drops 4-0 Decision To Elon Thursday Afternoon in First Round of SoCon Tournament
• Men’s Tennis Falls to Georgia Southern, 4-2, In First Round of SoCon Tournament
• Men’s Tennis Falls to Georgia Southern, 4-2, In First Round of SoCon Tournament
• Nixon brother to speak at Wofford about historic China trip
• USC Upstate Theatre Program Takes “The Brave Little Tailor” To Area Schools
• Harrington Named Senior Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs at USC Upstate
• ‘Sustainability and Rivers’ topic for Santee Cooper Lecture Series April 24
• Chamber Music Series concert on Monday
• Holocaust Remembrance Day
• Spartans, Dolphins Set for Three-Game Series at Harley Park
• Gibbs Cancer Center and Spartan Baseball to Team up Friday Night
• Men’s Tennis to Make First Appearance in A-Sun Tournament
• Isabel von Stryk Nets a Pair of Conference Honors
• Ramiro Blanco Named First-Team All-Conference
• Upstate Track & Field Hurdles after Hardware at A-Sun Championships This Weekend
• Farrenkopf among professors honored by S.C. Independent Colleges, Universities
• Wofford Baseball Schedule Change
• Upstate, Wofford Baseball Contest Washed Out
• Spartans Place Two in Top 20 at A-Sun Championships
• Woodfin's Students Encounter History in Unforgettable Ways
• Routh Presents At SCGMIS Conference
• Rob Galloway Earns SoCon Men’s Tennis All-Freshman Honors
• SCC Receives $100,000 Grant from Duke Energy Foundation For LEGO Robotics Program
• Wofford Theatre presents ‘Silence’
• WritersInc Press Release Party
• Baseball Start Time at North Carolina A&T Changed
• Baseball to Face Aggies, Terriers during Mid-Week
• Alexander Picks Up Second Career A-Sun Weekly Honor
• Sill 4th After First Round of A-Sun Championships
• Spartans Set to Open A-Sun Championships Monday
• Covar, Thompson Pace Terriers at SoCon Women’s Golf Championship
• Men’s Golf Sits Second after 18-holes at the SoCon Championship
• Baseball Drops 5-4 Decision At Davidson
• May Commencement Information for Faculty and Staff
• Spartans Survive Late ETSU Rally to Earn Series Sweep
• Terriers Take 4-3 Victory At Furman Saturday Afternoon in Men’s Tennis Action
• Splish Splash at the Spring Swim, April 21
• Women’s Tennis Earns 6-1 Win At Western Carolina Saturday Afternoon
• Baseball Falls 2-1 At Davidson
• Women’s Tennis Drops Season Finale at ETSU
• Spartans Fall to Bucs, 5-2, in Regular-Season Finale
• Spartans Take Down Bucs, 8-7, in 11 Innings
• Field Set for 2012 Tennis Championships
• Alexander Guts Out 10-Inning Victory for Spartans; Spartans Sweep in Two Extra-Inning Games at UNF
• Baseball Drops 1-0 Contest At Davidson
• Spartans Split A-Sun Doubleheader at Jacksonville
• Liput Leads Spartans Past Bucs Friday Night
• Wofford investment team competes globally
• Upstate Hits the Road for Key A-Sun Doubleheaders at Jacksonville, UNF
• Baseball to Travel up the Mountain for Conference Series at ETSU
• Men’s Tennis to Close out Regular Season at ETSU Saturday
• Women’s Tennis Looks to Clinch A-Sun Tournament Berth this Weekend
• Men’s Soccer to Host Alumni Match Saturday Afternoon
• Baseball Wins 9-4 Over USC Upstate
• Men’s Tennis Claims 4-3 Victory At Davidson Wednesday Afternoon
• Terriers Fall to Davidson, 5-2, Wednesday Evening in Women’s Tennis Action
• Sugishita Earns Back-to-Back A-Sun Field Athlete of the Week Honor
• Women’s Soccer to Host “Kickin’ It For Cancer” Saturday
• Hall, Lowe Lead Upstate in Final Round of A-Sun Championships
• Spartans Drop First Battle of Spartanburg as Wofford Claims 9-4 Win
• Baseball and tennis in action on a busy Wednesday at Wofford
• Fifth-graders to help Wofford students monitor water
• Wofford Student-Athletes Set For 2012 Relay For Life
• Spartans 9th in Latest Mid-Major Top 25 Poll
• Harley Park Featured on StadiumJourney.com
• Upstate Finishes 10th at Coca-Cola Invitational
• Greene Named to College Insider’s Mid-Major Freshman All-America Team
• Three Spartan Athletic Teams Buddy-Up with Carolina Miracle League
• Hall 15th at A-Sun Championships
• Upstate Battles but Falls to 11th-Ranked Georgia
• Spartans Snap Skid, Down Charleston Southern, 7-5
• Horticulturists Beautify USC's campus During the Spring Season
• Garden Cameos: Plant Sales Encourage Gardeners
• Wofford Wraps Up 36-holes of the Coca-Cola Invitational
• Art project seeks to reduce negativity one board at a time
• Wofford fraternity sponsors Relay for Life Wednesday
• Women’s Tennis Falls to Appalachian State, 6-1, Monday Afternoon
• Burroughs CDC to Host Children’s Festival and Graduation
• USC’s Vice President For Research Web Site Features Nodine
• Frozen Yogurt Fundraiser for Nonprofit Leadership Alliance, April 19
• Research Symposium Creates Forum To Stimulate Collaboration and Education
• Upstate Starts with “U”! Every Student…Every Day
• Brandon Yarusi Named SoCon Baseball Pitcher of the Week
• Spartans to Host Charleston Southern on Zaxby’s Appreciation Night
• Goins 15th at Coca-Cola Invitational, Spartans 10th
• Hall 10th at A-Sun Championships; Spartans 6th
• Education Recruitment Day, April 24
• Baseball Splits Doubleheader With Western Carolina
• Women’s Relay Foursome Takes Down Three School Records at Terrier Relays
• Terriers Topple Georgia Southern, 5-2, Saturday Afternoon in Women’s Tennis Action
• Upstate Baseball Falls 7-1 at Belmont
• Spartans Sweep Mercer on Senior Day
• Spartans Gut Out 4-3 Win Over Mercer
• Lewis, Alexander Lead Upstate to Sweep of ETSU
• Yarusi Pitches Complete Game Shutout Over Western Carolina
• Yarusi Pitches Complete Game Shutout Over Western Carolina
• USC Upstate Chancellor’s Photos Featured in Exhibit
• In Time of Silver Rain
• SCC Students Receive Recognition at Southeastern Model Arab League Conference
• Annual May Day Picnic, May 2
• Spartans Stay in Spartanburg for Coca-Cola Invitational
• Spartans Open Play in A-Sun Championships Monday
• Upstate Hosts Third-Straight Home A-Sun Doubleheader Saturday Against ETSU
• Tonani Leads Spartans Against Kennesaw State, But Owls Prevail
• Upstate Claims 5-2 Win Over Kennesaw State
• Spartan Baseball Drops Doubleheader to Bruins
• Thursday’s Women’s Tennis Match Versus Appalachian State Postponed
• Shoestring Players To Perform “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum,” April 12-15
• SCC Offers a Gateway to College for High School Dropouts
• SoCon Announces Winter Academic All-Conference Teams
• 24th Annual Coca-Cola Invitational Tees Off Monday at the Country Club of Spartanburg
• Spartans Sprint to Two Track & Field Meets This Weekend
• Weather Alters Today’s Upstate Baseball Schedule
• Goodall Environmental Studies Center recognized by U.S. Green Building Council-S.C.
• USC Upstate 2012 Summer School Pay Schedule
• Hodge Wins BPW’s Career Woman of the Year Award
• Terriers Fall to Appalachian State, 7-0, Wednesday Afternoon in Men’s Tennis Play
• Baseball At Virginia Tech Cancelled
• Theatre Students to Participate in London’s International Youth Arts Festival
• Visual Arts Program Graduate Wins Greenville ADDY Competition
• A-Sun Leaders Set for Weekend Showdown
• Craig Tabbed A-Sun Player of the Year by Roundball Daily
• Spartans Sweep A-Sun Men’s Track & Field Athlete of the Week Honors
• Alexander Leads Spartans Over Charleston Southern
• Baseball Drops 13-4 Decision At Virginia Tech
• Baseball Drops 13-4 Decision At Virginia Tech
• CEO of Edison Nation to Speak at USC Upstate
• Survey for Students Living in Housing
• College Democrats Sponsor Candidate Forum, April 9
• Investiture Ceremony Planned For University Of South Carolina Upstate Chancellor
• USC Upstate’s Chancellor Exhibits Photography Collection
• Wofford professor selected as one of the best in U.S.
• National Alcohol Screening Day
• Communications Degree Program Partners With South Carolina ETV: TV Production Classes to Start Fall 2012
• Spartans Play Host to Buccaneers in Non-Conference Mid-Week Doubleheader
• Men’s Tennis to Close out Home Slate this Weekend
• Women’s Tennis to Battle Kennesaw State, Mercer this Weekend
• Ninth-Inning Rally Comes up Just Short in Loss to Davidson
• Hall Claims Top 25 Finish at Marsh Landing Invitational
• Spartans Crack Top 10 in Mid-Major Top 25 Softball Poll
• Engaging Millennial Learners: 21st Century Teaching for 21st Century Learners
• Josh Gracin, Chuck Wicks and Natalie Stovall to Perform at USC Upstate’s Springfest 2012
• New Registrar Doing What She Loves
• Wofford Track and Field Teams Set to Host Terrier Relays Saturday
• Thompson Leads Terriers on Day One of Mimosa Hills Intercollegiate
• Williams Receives National Endowment for the Humanities Grant
• Brian McCracken Named Presidential Global Studies Scholar
• Spartans to Close out Six-Game Homestand Tuesday Evening
• Hall Leads Upstate at Marsh Landing Invitational
• Upstate Ranked Among Nation's Statistical Leaders
• Roseboom Snags A-Sun Pitcher of the Week Honors
• Men’s Tennis Falls to Elon, 6-1, Sunday Afternoon
• Women’s Tennis Falls at Elon Saturday Afternoon
• Baseball Drops 8-7 Extra-Inning Contest To The Citadel
• Spartans Play Final Tournament Prior to A-Sun Championships
• Eight-Run Fifth Propels Spartans Past Eagles in Series Finale
• Men’s Tennis Drops 4-3 Decision to Chattanooga Saturday Afternoon
• Men’s Tennis Drops 4-3 Decision to Chattanooga, 4-3, Saturday Afternoon
• Women’s Tennis Falls to UNC Greensboro, 7-0, Saturday Afternoon
• Women’s Tennis Falls to UNC Greensboro, 7-0, Saturday Afternoon
• Baseball Wins 8-2 At The Citadel
• Baseball Wins 8-2 At The Citadel
• Spartans Blank Eagles, 6-0, in Series Opener
• Spartans Drop Middle Contest to Florida Gulf Coast, 4-3
• Spartan Track & Field Post Strong Finishes at Winthrop Invitational
• Spartans, Owls Split A-Sun Doubleheader
• SCC Student, Randall Wheeler, Named to SC 2012 Phi Theta Kappa All-State Academic Team
• Payne Named Recipient of Hugh Durham Award as Nation’s Top Mid-Major Coach
• Wofford announces April events
• Annual May Day Picnic, May 2
• Students: Participation Requested in Survey on Student Use of Technology
• Baseball Falls 8-4 At The Citadel
• Gordon’s film “The Nipper” wins best editing award
• Spring Into History
• Career Fair at the George, April 6
• Twist It Up Hair Styling Party, April 5
• Grad Talk with Charleston Southern, April 13
• Blood Drive, April 5
• Three students named Wofford Presidential Scholars
• Movie & Speaker: Kony 2012, Invisible Children, April 4
• Spartans Blank Bruins Friday Afternoon
• Men’s Tennis Hands Belmont its First Conference Loss
• Spartans, Eagles Contest Halted in Seventh Inning Friday Night
• Payne Named Recipient of Hugh Durham Award as Nation’s Top Mid-Major Coach
• Upstate Opens A-Sun Play at Home Against Mercer, Kennesaw State
• Upstate Baseball to Entertain Florida Gulf Coast this Weekend
• Spartan Track & Field Set for Two-Meet Weekend
• Baseball Downs UNC Asheville 4-3
• Football Finishes Spring Practice
• Women’s Tennis Falls to Furman, 6-1, Wednesday Afternoon
• “A Buddhist Life in South Carolina,” March 30
• Spartans Look to Make Noise in the Music City
• Spartans down Gardner-Webb, 11-3, Wednesday Night
• Men’s Tennis Set for Conference Matches at Belmont, Lipscomb
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• Terriers Slip on Final Day of The Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate
• “Grad Talk” Programs Planned With Clemson, Charleston Southern
• Spartans Squander Early Lead, Fall to Charlotte, 12-6
• Robinson Named College Sports Madness A-Sun Player of the Week
• Comer Leads Spartans at C&F Bank Intercollegiate
• Spartans Top All South Carolina Schools in RPI; 11th in Mid-Major Top 25 Poll
• Spartans Take Two at North Carolina A&T
• Terriers Earn Third Consecutive Victory With 5-2 Win Over Georgia Southern
• Hendricks Takes Third: Dunbar Sets Tournament 18-hole Record at Low Country Intercollegiate
• Spartans Face Aggies in Mid-Week Road Doubleheader
• Baseball to Host Charlotte, Gardner-Webb during Mid-week
• Robinson Garners A-Sun Player of the Week Honors
• Torrey Craig Named Honorable Mention AP All-American
• Spartans Finish 13th at Low Country Intercollegiate
• Spartans Battle in Second Round of C&F Bank Intercollegiate
• Terriers Fall to Samford, 5-1, Sunday Afternoon in Women’s Tennis Action
• Wofford Men’s Golf Tied for 11th after Round One of The Hootie at Bulls Bay
• Baseball Falls To Samford
• Wofford’s Hendricks Tied For Low Country Intercollegiate Lead after 18 Holes
• Woods’ School Record Paces Terriers at Catamount Classic
• Upstate 10th at Low Country Invitational
• Goins Leads Spartans at C&F Bank Intercollegiate
• Baseball Takes Series from North Florida with Doubleheader Split
• Women’s Tennis Drops 5-2 Decision to Chattanooga Saturday Afternoon
• Terriers Claim 4-3 Win over UNC Greensboro Saturday Afternoon in Men’s Tennis Action
• Baseball Comeback Falls Short 11-10 Against Samford
• Football Completes Second Spring Scrimmage
• Men’s Tennis Falls to No. 71 Stetson
• Spartans Drop Home Tilt to Stetson, 4-3
• Baseball Falls 5-0 To Samford
• Authors@Upstate Welcomes Poet Claire Bateman, April 5
• USC Upstate’s Payne Nominated for Coach of the Year Honors
• Some Online High School Diplomas Could Be Bogus
• Upstate Track & Field Set to Compete at Western Carolina
• Spartans Pick-up 6-1 Victory over Florida Gulf Coast
• Women’s Tennis Rallies Past Florida Gulf Coast
• Rain, Lightning Halts Friday’s Contest between Upstate and North Florida
• Upstate, Kennesaw State Baseball Start Time Changed
• SCC Receives Safety Award from SC Chamber of Commerce
• Baseball Set for Three-Game Series at North Florida
• Payne Nominated for a Pair of Coach of the Year Honors
• Spartans Set to Face Florida Gulf Coast, Stetson this Weekend
• Women’s Tennis Set for a Pair of Conference Matches this Weekend
• Upstate Tees Off in Low Country Invitational Sunday
• Upstate Looks for Success in Large Field at Kingsmill
• SCC & BMW to Co-Host National AMTEC Maintenance 2020 Academy
• Baseball Wins 5-4 At #6 South Carolina In Eleven Innings
• Freshmen Finale! March 22
• New Service-Learning Course in Girls Studies This Fall
• Spring Sports Showcase this weekend at Wofford
• Spring Sports Showcase this weekend at Wofford
• Mitch Allen named FCS ADA Scholar-Athlete of the Year
• Nominate A Student For Commitment To Service Award
• SCC To Host Free Internet 101 Seminar, March 24
• Majors Fair, March 22
• Grades: Do teachers give them, or do students earn them?
• Joye Earns SoCon Golfer of the Week Honors
• Joye Earns SoCon Golfer of the Week Honors
• Job Outlook For Younger Workers Improves
• Mitch Allen Named FCS ADA Scholar-Athlete of the Year
• Josh Gracin, Chuck Wicks and Natalie Stovall to Perform at USC Upstate’s Springfest 2012
• Baseball Falls on the Road at Gardner-Webb, 6-5
• Frozen Yogurt Fundraiser for Nonprofit Leadership Alliance, March 22
• 3rd Annual Hornet Hoops Charity Tournament
• Child Advocacy Conference to highlight child abuse, educate community on warning signs and prevention
• Lee Named A-Sun Player of the Week by College Sports Madness
• Upstate Remains Prominent in NCAA Statistical Rankings; Receiving Votes in NFCA Top 25 Poll, 11th in Mid-Major Poll
• Upstate Downs North Carolina A&T, 11-6, in Mid-Week Action
• Upstate Faces Appalachian State in Mid-Week Road Doubleheader
• Child Development Center has summer openings
• USC Upstate Day of Peace, March 28
• Catholic Student Association invites members
• BSL to host doughnut sale, March 21
• Graduate Programs in Education Open House, March 22
• Blood Drive, March 21
• Baseball Returns to Diamond for Mid-Week Pair
• Terriers Sweep Presbyterian College, 7-0, Sunday Afternoon in Women’s Tennis Action
• Terriers Sweep Presbyterian College, 7-0, Sunday Afternoon in Women’s Tennis Action
• Baseball Defeated By College of Charleston
• Baseball Defeated By College of Charleston
• Spartan Baseball Bites Bison, 7-0
• Upstate’s Season Comes to a Close with a 65-56 Setback at Old Dominion
• Women’s Tennis Blanked by College of Charleston, 7-0, in SoCon Opener Saturday Afternoon
• Terriers Fall to Fifth After Round Two at Furman Intercollegiate
• Baseball Defeated 8-1 At College of Charleston
• Baseball Defeated 8-1 At College of Charleston
• Terriers Down The Citadel, 6-1, In Men’s Tennis Action Saturday Afternoon
• Terriers Down The Citadel, 6-1, In Men’s Tennis Action Saturday Afternoon
• Women’s Golf Finishes 14th in Weather Shortened Bucknell Invitational
• Women’s Golf Finishes 14th in Weather Shortened Bucknell Invitational
• Spartans, Monarchs Set to Tangle in Second Round of CIT
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• Upstate Track & Field Posts Strong Results at Charlotte
• Upstate Baseball Edges Lipscomb, 2-1
• Terriers Tied for Second After Opening Round of Furman Intercollegiate
• Baseball Falls 5-1 In Series Opener at College of Charleston
• Spartans Advance to Second Round of CIT with 73-58 Win over Kent State
• Spartan Volleyball Signs Illinois High School Record Setter
• Men’s Tennis Drops Conference Opener at North Florida
• Title IX Notice – Your Right to Play and Learn
• Men’s Tennis Drops 6-1 Decision to College of Charleston Thursday Afternoon
• Important 2012-2013 FAFSA Information For Students and Parents
• Upstate Tennis Teams Set for Sunshine State Tour
• Baseball to Open Conference Play this Weekend
• Spartan Track & Field Programs Open Outdoor Season at Charlotte
• Terriers Fall to East Tennessee State, 5-3, Wednesday Evening
• Men’s Basketball Season Ends At Pittsburgh
• Piedmont Interstate Fair 2012
• Craig Named NABC All-District
• Spartans Let Early Lead Slip Away at Furman
• Spartans Set to Make First Appearance in Post-Season of D-I Era
• BIG (Believe in Greatness) Summit Inspires Youth
• Wofford Wraps Up Bash at the Beach in 12th
• Wofford Wraps Up Bash at the Beach in 12th
• Men’s Basketball Prepares For CBI
• Men’s Basketball Prepares For CBI
• Music Professor’s Educational Videos Go Viral
• Interested in a communications career?
• Robotics One Part of Vision Outlined by Cherokee 20/20 Group
• SCC to Host Free Internet 101 Seminar
• Upstate Ranked 11th in Mid-Major Top 25 Poll, Inches Closer to National Ranking
• Upstate’s Win Streak Halted at Charlotte
• Griffin Leads Spartans to Sweep at Western Carolina
• Men’s Soccer Adds Two More to 2012 Signing Class
• Men’s Soccer Adds Two More to 2012 Signing Class
• Dinney Leads USC Upstate Over No. 23 Syracuse
• Horton to Present Paper at McNair Conference
• Spartans Ranked in College Baseball Daily’s Mid-Major Top-25 Baseball Poll
• Upstate Travels to Western Carolina for Mid-Week Doubleheader
• Women’s Tennis Falls to Longwood in Non-Conference Finale
• Men’s Tennis Downs Longwood
• Spartans Set for Mid-Week Tilts at Charlotte and at Furman
• Upstate Softball Among National Statistical Leaders
• Men’s Basketball To Play Pittsburgh In CBI
• Freshman Dunbar Leads Terriers at the Spider Spring Break Invitational
• Baseball Drops 10-2 Decision To Eastern Kentucky
• Freshman Dunbar Leads Terriers at the Spider Spring Break Invitational
• Baseball Drops 10-2 Decision To Eastern Kentucky
• Men’s Tennis Falls to Samford, 6-1, in SoCon Opener Saturday Afternoon
• Chippewas Down Spartans in USF Under Armour Showcase
• Spartans Finish Play at Spider Invitational at St. James Plantation
• Men’s Basketball to Host Kent State CIT First Round
• Baseball Downs Eastern Kentucky 6-5
• Football Completes First Week of Spring Practice
• Spartans Fall to Boston U. in USF Under Armour Showcase
• Spartans Drop Home Contest to UMBC
• Men’s Tennis Blanks UMBC, 7-0
• Defense Leads Upstate Softball Over Penn State
• Men’s Basketball to Host Kent State CIT First Round
• SCC To Host Open House Drop-In on March 20
• Baseball Drops 8-3 Decision To Eastern Kentucky
• Spartan Women’s Soccer Inks 12 for 2012 Squad
• Dinney Leads Upstate Over No. 23 Syracuse
• Celebrate Women’s History Month By Examining Girls’ History
• Celebrate Women’s History Month with Business and Professional Women’s Club
• Baseball Wins 5-4 Over Presbyterian
• Baseball Wins 5-4 Over Presbyterian
• Spartan Speaker Lecture Series Welcomes Stacey Lannert, March 14
• Think you can’t afford to study abroad?
• May Day Picnic Planning Underway
• Online Course Aims to Enhance Energy and Climate Change Studies in Elementary Schools
• David Roney Named To Johnny Bench Award Watch List
• Spartans Set for Matches against UMBC, Longwood
• Women’s Tennis to Close out Non-Conference Slate this Weekend
• Spartans Tee Off in Spider at St. James Saturday
• Robinson Featured in Hometown Newspaper
• Not Done Yet! Spartans Receive Bid to First Post-Season Dance of D-I Era
• Baseball Falls 3-2 To Gardner-Webb
• Career/Internship Fair, Mar. 14
• Hindman Accepted Into BioMedical Informatics Fellowship Program
• Spartans Receive Votes in National Top 25 Polls; 14th in Mid-Major Poll
• Diversity Conference To Explore Theme “Everyone Has A Story To Tell”
• Celebrate National Foreign Language Week With Educator Workshop, March 16
• Celebrate National Foreign Language Week With Jorge Zeballos, March 14
• Wofford receives $200,000 grant to partner with high schools
• Wayne Holden ’79 named President and Chief Executive Officer of RTI International
• USC Upstate School of Education to Host Open House for Graduate Level Programs
• Do you have the write stuff?
• Wofford Completes The Cleveland Golf Palmetto Invitational in 17th
• SCC Cherokee County Campus to Host Open House Drop-in Event on March 10
• Revell Continues Run at Caribbean Intercollegiate
• Payne, Craig Honored by College Insider
• Richardson’s RBI Single Propels Upstate to 6-5 Win over The Citadel
• Football Opens Spring Practice
• Wofford Completes Day One at The Cleveland Golf Palmetto Invitational
• Shared Worlds names Lowachee Amazon.com Writer in Residence, attracts international students
• BIG Summit Inspires Youths to Believe in College
• Wofford Rifle Completes SEARC Season
• Men's Tennis vs. Spartanburg Methodist Canceled
• Spartans Looking for Three in a Row in the Caribbean
• Revell, Horton Lead Spartans at Caribbean Intercollegiate
• Guers, Way Lead Spartans Past Crusaders, 8-2
• Rape Aggression Defense Classes to be offered by Univ. Police, March 14, 15, 16
• Women’s Tennis Falls to UAB, 4-3, Sunday Afternoon
• Baseball Falls 8-7 In Extra Innings To Valparaiso
• Spartans Fall to Green Wave
• Men’s Tennis Drops Heartbreaker at No. 72 Tulane
• Spartans Down Mountaineers in Subway Spartan Classic Finale
• Spartans Pick-up Seventh-Straight Win with 6-2 Victory over Air Force
• Terriers Sweep Air Force in Doubleheader Action Saturday Afternoon, 2-0, 5-4
• Men’s Basketball Falls In SoCon Tournament To Western Carolina
• Wofford Season’s Comes to an End with 69-58 Loss to Davidson
• Harris Leads Spartans as Upstate Splits Games in Subway Spartan Classic
• Spartans Down Great Danes, Improve to 8-1
• Spartans Open Louisiana Swing Sunday
• Spartans Look to Make a Splash against Green Wave
• Women's basketball team rallies to advance in SoCon Tourney
• Fine Arts Day Camp Offers Summer Fun for Kids
• March events at Wofford
• Terriers Rally to Advance with 64-53 Win over College of Charleston
• Spartan Baseball Set for Five-Straight Days of Competition
• The Butler Did It...Butler's Homer Lifts Spartans Over Dayton
• Women’s Tennis Drops 5-2 Decision to Charlotte Thursday Afternoon
• Baseball Downs Albany 8-1
• B.o.B. to Headline April 14 Spring Concert - Tickets on Sale Now
• Graduate Programs Open House, March 22
• Girl's Day Scheduled for March 16
• Terriers prepare for SoCon Tournament in Asheville
• Baseball Schedule Change
• Baseball Schedule Change
• Upstate Hosts Last of Four Tournaments at Cyrill Stadium
• Kemboi Named A-Sun Track Scholar Athlete of the Year; Three Others Earn All-Academic Team Nods
• "Giants of Faith" Tells Stories of Compelling Religious Figures
• Pride and Passion: The African-American Baseball Experience, Feb. 29 – April 13
• Baseball Falls 8-5 At Presbyterian
• Residence Hall Association Attends South Carolina Organization for Resident Education Conference
• Jane Nodine to Exhibit in Wuppertal, Germany
• Men’s Basketball Adds SoCon Media Honors
• Spartan Women’s Trip to A-Sun Tourney Cut Short with 72-59 Loss to Stetson
• Palladino Leads Spartans to 4-1 Victory Over Georgia State
• Terriers Fall to Runnin’ Bulldogs, 5-2, Tuesday Afternoon in Men’s Tennis Action
• Child Advocacy Conference to highlight child abuse, educate community on warning signs and prevention
• Loesing, Cochran, and Giltner Honored By SoCon Coaches
• Football Announces Spring Practice Schedule
• Spartan Women Set for A-Sun Tournament Debut
• Upstate Finishes 8th at Charleston Shootout
• Spartans Sweep Doubleheader at Furman
• Spartans, Panthers Set for Mid-Week Tilt
• Upstate Ranked 12th in Mid-Major Top 25 Poll
• Upstate Takes Streaks to Furman Tuesday
• Honors Continue to Roll in for Upstate Men’s Basketball
• Third-Seeded Spartans Set for Inaugural Appearance in A-Sun Championship
• Upstate Men’s Basketball Racks up End of Year Honors
• Safe Spring Break Carnival Planned for Feb. 29 on USC Upstate Campus
• Poet Denise Dumahel of MFA Faculty to Give Reading, Book Signing
• Wofford Rallies to End Regular Season with a 65-57 Win Over UNCG
• Men's basketball earns bye with 67-52 win over Furman
• Ware in Tanzania to do good with Globalbike, to lay groundwork for January Interim
• Upstate Stands 8th at Charleston Shootout
• Lee Named A-Sun Pitcher of the Week
• Robinson Named A-Sun Player of the Week
• Spartans Garner More Votes in Mid-Major Poll
• Copney Collects All-Conference First Team Accolades
• Upstate Men’s Basketball Racks up End of Year Honors
• Terriers Fall at Coastal Carolina, 5-2, in Women’s Tennis Action Sunday Afternoon
• Terriers Fall at Coastal Carolina, 5-2, in Women’s Tennis Action Sunday Afternoon
• Baseball Drops 8-4 Decision To Pittsburgh
• Baseball Drops 8-4 Decision To Pittsburgh
• Spartans Drop Home Contest to Winthrop
• Spartans Blank La Salle in Final Game of Upstate Tournament
• Lee’s Complete Game Propels Upstate to Series Sweep
• Craig Nets Final A-Sun Weekly Honor
• Zaveckaite Rebounds Way to Final A-Sun Newcomer of the Week Honor
• Men’s Basketball Earns Bye With 67-52 Win Over Furman
• Men’s Basketball Earns Bye With 67-52 Win Over Furman
• Baseball Rallies For 8-7 Win Over Pittsburgh
• Baseball Rallies For 8-7 Win Over Pittsburgh
• Safe Spring Break Event
• Women’s Basketball Falls at Elon, 72-59
• Women’s Basketball Falls at Elon, 72-59
• Robinson Powers Upstate Over Liberty, Savannah State
• Women’s Tennis Falls at Charlotte, 6-1
• Upstate Baseball Downs Eastern Kentucky, 6-4
• Zaveckaite Sets D-I Era Record as Spartan Women Shock Stetson, 81-68
• Payne Tallies Career Win Number 400 as Spartans down Hatters, 90-72
• Upstate Tees Off in Second Tournament of the Spring
• Free Paper Shredding!
• Computer Science Programming Tournament Results Are In!
• Safe Spring Break
• Baseball Falls To Pittsburgh
• Terriers Wrap Up Indoor Season at SoCon Championship
• Spartans Set to Host Upstate Softball Tournament
• Spartans Set for Senior Day Battle against Stetson
• Dinney Mows Down 13 in Upstate Shutout of La Salle
• Upstate Women’s Basketball Closes-out Regular Season at Home
• Spartans down Eastern Kentucky, 12-6, in Series Opener
• Schmunk named Garrison Professor of Humanities
• Brad Loesing named First Team Academic All-America
• Friday's Women's Tennis Match At Gardner-Webb Canceled Due To Weather
• Friday's Women's Tennis Match At Gardner-Webb Canceled Due To Weather
• Brad Loesing Named First Team Academic All-America
• Baseball Set for Three-Game Series with Eastern Kentucky this Weekend
• Women’s Tennis to Face Campbell, Charlotte
• Spartans to Face Campbell, Winthrop this Weekend
• Upstate Women’s Hoops Falls to FGCU, 76-63
• Filmmaker Reggie Bullock to speak on campus, March 13
• Wofford Slips To Furman, 72-53
• Baseball Wins 9-2 At Gardner-Webb
• Upstate Takes Undefeated Record on the Road at Gardner-Webb Wednesday
• Men’s Tennis Falls To Charlotte, 4-2, Tuesday Afternoon
• Men’s Basketball Wins 68-56 At UNCG
• Final home Wofford basketball games this week! Special ticket pricing available!
• Kevin Giltner Named SoCon Player of the Week
• Greene Named A-Sun Newcomer of the Week
• Spartans, Paladins to Meet on the Diamond Wednesday
• McRoberts Earns Conference Player of the Week Honors
• Wildcats Wound Terriers 63-39
• Eric Eck Named SoCon Baseball Pitcher of the Week
• Men’s Tennis Falls at UNC Asheville, 6-1, Sunday Afternoon
• Wofford Rifle Competes At SEARC 6
• Upstate Baseball Falls to Kentucky, 6-0
• Spartans Receive Votes in Mid-Major Top 25
• Upstate Softball Ranked 19th in Mid-Major Top 25 Poll
• Wofford Baseball Rained Out
• Upstate Baseball Postponed Due to Weather
• Spartans, Bulldogs Tennis Match Postponed
• Butler Named MVP of Spartan Invitational
• Spartans to Close out 2011-12 Road Slate at Belmont
• Rain Cancels Final Day of Spartan Invitational
• Weather Alters Baseball Schedule
• Wofford Falls to Charleston Southern, 6-1, Saturday Afternoon in Women’s Tennis Action
• Men’s Basketball Falls At Charleston Southern 77-59
• Terriers Win 6-5, in Eleven Innings, Over Dayton Saturday Afternoon
• CTE Workshop Series Part Three: Creativity and Innovation, Feb. 23
• Buildings Renamed On USC Upstate Campus To Honor Sansbury And Stockwell
• Dinney Tosses No-Hitter as Spartans Sweep Competition
• Spartan Baseball Rolls Ball State, 10-1
• Spartans Grind Past Lipscomb, Clinch Berth in A-Sun Tournament
• Robotics Competition Planned in Gaffney
• Shoestring Players to Perform Lorraine Hansberry’s “A Raisin in the Sun”
• Baseball Drops Season Opener 10-4 To Kentucky
• Baseball Drops Season Opener 10-4 To Kentucky
• Bank of America Excellence in Teaching and Advising Award
• Lauren Greenfield, Award Winning Photographer and Documentary Filmmaker, to Lecture at USC Upstate, Feb. 29
• Women’s Tennis Falls to Kennesaw State, 5-2, Friday Afternoon
• Women’s Tennis Falls to Kennesaw State, 5-2, Friday Afternoon
• Maymester in China: Building Bridges of Cultural Understanding with “Grits and Rice”
• Craig Named Finalist for Lou Henson Award
• Do you have the write stuff?
• What’s all the buzz?
• The February issue of The Carolinian is on stands now!
• Grad Talk with the College of Charleston
• If I Had Lots of Money, I’d Have a Body Makeover!: Gender and the Aging Body, Feb. 21
• Spartans, Bison Set for Saturday Night Showdown on ESPN3
• Spartan Invitational Schedule Changed
• Women’s Tennis Drops Road Tilt at Davidson, 5-2
• Saturday Baseball Schedule Altered
• Spartan Women Play for A-Sun Tourney Ticket in Music City
• Craig Named Finalist for Lou Henson Award
• Upstate Downs Youngstown St. to Open Spartan Invitational
• Upstate Baseball Opens Season Grounding Eastern Michigan Eagles, 12-1
• Kemboi, Sugishita Earn Individual Titles at First Day of A-Sun Indoor Track & Field Championships
• Optional Retirement Program Participants Only Electing to Change Carriers
• USC Upstate Celebrates 45th Annual Founders Day, Honors Those Who Have Made Outstanding Contributions
• Duplicate/Replacement W-2′s
• Wofford Announces 2012 Football Schedule
• Wofford Announces 2012 Football Schedule
• Yes, U.C.A.N.!
• College Dems to Welcome Deb Morrow, Feb. 21
• CRU Invites You To “Girls Night Out,” Feb. 16
• Baseball Season Opener on Saturday
• Wofford launches Sell-out Saturday initiative for final men's basketball game
• Men's Tennis vs. Presbyterian College Cancelled Due To Rain
• Women’s Tennis Set for Weekend Pair
• Lopez Resigns as Head Women’s Soccer Coach at Upstate
• Undefeated Upstate Plays Host to Spartan Invitational
• Spartan Track & Field Programs Seek Hardware at A-Sun Indoor Championships
• Do you need to complete a new W-4 for 2012?
• Men’s Basketball Wins 72-59 Over Elon
• Jim Charles Presented at Southwest/Texas American and Popular Culture Associations Conference
• Mathematics Colloquium Speaker Series Announced, Feb. 16, Mar. 22 and April 19
• CAB needs your help!
• Upstate Men's Golf Featured on Golfweek.com
• Shugishita and Tangwar Claim A-Sun Track & Field Weekly Honors
• Horton Named A-Sun Golfer of the Week
• Upstate Women’s Hoops Seeks A-Sun Tourney Berth in Music City
• Maintenance 2020 Academy
• Wofford opens five straight days of home events Wednesday
• 2012 Baseball Media Guide Now Online
• Payne, Craig to Appear on Open Mic Daily Wednesday
• Cook Named Thomas L. Smith Scholarship Recipient
• Spartan Baseball Opens 2012 Season Friday
• Men’s Tennis Survives Challenge from Presbyterian College
• Upstate Men’s Golf Falls in Championship Match to Notre Dame
• Duo Teams Up to Create Interesting Green Spaces Downtown
• USC Upstate's Craig closing in on Atlantic Sun honor
• Spartans, Blue Hose Set for Tuesday Afternoon Battle
• Alexander Named A-Sun Pitcher of the Week
• Spartan Women Pick-up All-Academic Cross Country Team Honor
• Upstate Volleyball Inks Illinois High School Standout Eversgerd
• Spartans Men’s Golf Downs USF, Illinois State in the Match Play
• Spartans Cruise Past Ospreys, 77-52
• If I Had Lots of Money, I’d Have a Body Makeover!: Gender and the Aging Body, Feb. 22
• Three Wofford School Records Fall at JDL Fast Track Meet
• Women’s Tennis Picks Up 4-3 Win Over UNC Asheville Saturday Afternoon
• Spartans Host Ospreys in Potential A-Sun Quarterfinal Preview
• Alexander, Griffin Lead Spartans Over Ohio
• Second Half Charge Comes Up Short As Terriers Fall 58-54 to Catamounts
• Second Half Charge Comes Up Short As Terriers Fall 58-54 to Catamounts
• Men’s Basketball Holds On For 66-64 Win At Appalachian State
• Men’s Basketball Holds On For 66-64 Win At Appalachian State
• Griffin Shines in Spartans' Domination
• Upstate Women’s Basketball Falls to Jacksonville, 74-64
• Spartans Punch Ticket to A-Sun Tournament with 70-66 Win Over Jacksonville
• Spartans Open Spring Season in Match Play Tournament
• Duo Teams Up to Create Interesting Green Spaces Downtown
• SCC Receives Honors for Funds Raised for Alzheimer's Association
• Support USC Upstate’s ACHIEVE Program at Barnes & Noble, Feb. 11-16
• 57th Annual Piedmont Region III Science Fair Attracts Young Scientists
• Saturday’s Men’s Tennis Match vs. Coastal Carolina Cancelled Due To Weather
• Spartan Women Set for Hodge Center Dolphin Fishin’ Double Feature
• Alexander Leads Spartans Over Detroit in Season Opener
• Women’s Tennis Match vs. South Carolina State Rescheduled
• Spartans Return to the Hodge Center for Saturday Matinee against Jacksonville
• Kemboi Named National Cross County Academic Honoree
• Palmetto State Battle to Air on Fox Sports
• Men’s Basketball Drops 63-49 Decision At Georgia Southern
• Men’s Basketball Drops 63-49 Decision At Georgia Southern
• Harris Serves as Exhibit Judge
• Harris Presents at Southern Rural Sociological Association Conference
• Merge March Madness, Mar. 2
• SC Governor's School Faculty Exhibiting Artwork at Converse
• Terriers Topple Spartans, 5-2, Thursday Afternoon in Women’s Tennis Action
• Terriers Topple Spartans, 5-2, Thursday Afternoon in Women’s Tennis Action
• CTE Workshop Series: Learning to Innovate, Innovating Learning, Feb. 23
• Converse Mourns Loss of Nat Magruder
• Upstate Softball Opens Season at Home in Upstate Classic
• Upstate Track & Field Teams Set to Participate in Tiger Paw Invitational
• Spartans Fall to Terriers Thursday Afternoon
• Sang Earns National All-Academic Cross Country Honors
• Spartan Women Clip Ospreys, 71-65
• Southern Guards Battalion Fundraiser at Jason’s Deli, Feb. 16
• TLC with CTE
• Authors @ Upstate Welcomes Novelist Mindy Friddle, Feb. 16
• Grantsmanship Course to be Offered at USC Upstate, Starts March 6
• USC Upstate Foreign Language Educator Workshop: “Teaching to the Modes of Communication: Building 21st Century Literacy”
• Women’s Soccer Signs Four for 2012 Season
• Konstantine Diamaduros Named Preseason All-SoCon
• Spartan Women’s Hoops to Host Pink Zone Cancer Initiative Tomorrow
• Spartan Men Sweep A-Sun Track & Field Weekly Awards for First Time
• Upstate Women’s Basketball Looks to Take Flight Against Ospreys
• Spartans Pick-up Second Win of Campaign with Victory over Anderson
• Men’s Tennis Snaps Two-Match Skid
• SCC to Host Free Financial Aid Workshop
• Swim Team Heads to Conference Championship with Top 25 National Ranking
• Wofford makes Princeton Review’s ‘Best Value College’ list
• ‘Student • Athlete • Artist’ Featured on “Scene on 7” Tuesday Night
• Men’s Tennis to Open Home Slate Wednesday
• Women’s Tennis to Kick-off Busy Week Wednesday Afternoon
• Spartans Save Best for Last Round at Courtyard Classic
• Men’s Basketball Falls At Davidson
• Men’s Basketball Falls At Davidson
• Nursing Alumni Invited to Ecuador, May 18-28, 2012
• Alumni Invited to Experience “Crossroads of Sicily” Tour, Oct. 19-28, 2012
• Student Affairs Accepting Nominations for Earl Gordon Medal Award
• Motley, Wrightson Power Terriers Past Bulldogs, 73-59
• Motley, Wrightson Power Terriers Past Bulldogs, 73-59
• Homecoming Week Festivities, Feb. 6-11
• Hall Paces Spartans in Second Round of Courtyard Classic
• Spartans Move to 8-4 in League Play with 70-58 Win at Kennesaw State
• Wofford vs. Samford on ESPN3 Monday Night
• Terriers Drop 6-1 Decision at Florida Atlantic Saturday Afternoon in Men’s Tennis Action
• Spartans Take Tour of NBA TV Studios
• Upstate Rallies on Back Nine In First Round of Courtyard Classic
• Spartans, Owls Set for Monday Night Showdown
• Spartans Battle, Fall at Samford, 5-2
• 14 Top-15 Finishes and One School Record Broken at the Kent Taylor Invitational
• Motley’s Double-Double Not Enough, as Lady Mocs Outlast Terriers 51-39
• Men’s Basketball Falls In Overtime 66-61 To Samford
• Women’s Tennis Falls at Coastal Carolina
• Copney’s 30 Not Enough, Spartan Women Slip at Mercer, 87-71
• Spartans Stumble on Road at Mercer, 61-47
• Spartans Fall to Blazers, 5-1, in Weather Shortened Match
• Smile and Say “Cheese”
• Duplicate/Replacement W-2′s
• Spartans Put Four-Game Winning Streak on the Line at Mercer
• Upstate Track & Field Teams Set for Kent Taylor Invitational
• Upstate Looks to Begin Spring on Strong Note at Courtyard Classic
• Upstate Men’s Basketball Featured in Mid-Major Notebook
• Upstate Women’s Basketball Set for Battle with Bears
• Checking In On… The Atlantic Sun Conference
• USC Upstate to Celebrate Black History Month
• Amanda Jett to Present at Southeastern Undergraduate Sociology Symposium
• Greenville Road Warriors Invite Students to Throwback Thursdays
• Kemboi and Sang Snag A-Sun Track Athlete of the Week Honors
• Andrew Blanchard Curates National Printmaking Exhibition
• African-American Family History Workshop February 4 in Spartanburg
• Brad Loesing Named Academic All-District
• Coach Payne to Appear on Fox Sports 1670 AM Friday Morning
• Spartan Women Fall to Owls, 54-45
• Wofford announces February events
• Wofford basketball wants you "Pack the House Pink" Saturday & Monday
• Wofford basketball wants you "Pack the House Pink" Saturday & Monday
• Wofford Football Announces 16 Signings
• Men’s Soccer Announces 2012 Signing Class
• Football NLI Updates
• Harley Gallery to Feature Works by Virginia Saunders
• Spartan Baseball Tabbed 10th in A-Sun Preseason Poll
• Spartan Tennis Sweeps A-Sun Weekly Awards
• Men’s Tennis Looks to Remain Perfect with Two-Match Road Swing
• Spartans, Chanticleers Set for Palmetto State Showdown
• Kemboi and Sang Snag A-Sun Track Athlete of the Week Honors
• Upstate Cross Country Honored at Chancellor’s Champions Dinner
• Craig Named CollegeHoops.Net A-Sun Player of the Month
• Garden Cameos: Winter Gardening Grows On You
• Johnson Publishes Critical Anthology
• Wingstop Offering a Pre-Superbowl Deal for Students
• 8th Annual African American Family History Workshop, Feb. 4
• Pruett is Published in Journal of Education for Business
• Men’s Tennis Takes 6-1 Win Over USC Lancaster Tuesday Afternoon
• Pruett is Published in Handbook of Research on Teaching Ethics in Business and Management Education
• A-Sun Insider Blog: Crons Brand Achiever Award - January
• Spartan Women’s Hoops Set for Peach State Tour
• Men’s Soccer Announces Spring Schedule
• Men’s Basketball Downs WCU 82-56
• 2011 W-2 Forms for Faculty, Staff and Students
• CRU Invites You To “Girls Night Out,” Feb. 16
• Actor/Storyteller to Portray Exceptional Black Women in American History
• Brittenham’s Near Triple-Double Propels Wofford Past Georgia Southern, 70-55
• Flu and Pneumonia Shots Available
• Odhiambo to Present at Georgia Conference on College and University Teaching
• Men’s Basketball To Face Charleston Southern In BracketBusters
• Neary to Discuss “Bridges to Somewhere”
• Josh Gracin, Chuck Wicks and Natalie Stovall to Perform at USC Upstate’s Springfest 2012
• The CDC Presents “Art With Heart” Art Show, Feb. 7
• Santee Cooper Lecture to address sustainability, higher education on Feb. 8
• Maxey Named A-Sun Player of the Week by College Sports Madness
• Upstate, Anderson Tennis Matches Rescheduled
• Spartans Survive Late Gamecock Rally, Improve to 14-9
• Men’s Basketball to Close out January at Jacksonville State
• Upstate Inducts Three Into Athletics Hall of Fame
• Two Terriers Topple School Records in Opening Indoor Track and Field Meet
• Men’s Basketball Wins 68-59 At College of Charleston
• Women’s Tennis Sweeps NC A&T, 7-0, Saturday Afternoon
• Three Terriers Score in Double-Digits, But Western Carolina Slips Past Wofford, 69-60
• Women’s Tennis Posts 5-2 Victory over Presbyterian College
• Copney, Hicks’ Double-doubles Help Upstate Women Plunder Buccaneers, 74-68
• Johnson’s Three School Records Pace Upstate Track Teams to Six Broken Records
• Terriers Fall to Winthrop, 5-2, in Men’s Tennis Action Friday Afternoon
• Visual Arts Newsletter Packed with Faculty and Student Accomplishments
• Religion in Politics?
• Baseball Begins Spring Practice
• Upcoming Wofford Basketball Television Schedule
• Spartans, Blue Hose Set for Saturday Morning Showdown
• Spartan Women Host ETSU for “Pack the House;” Students Have a Chance to Win an iPad2
• Men’s Basketball Downs The Citadel 62-55
• Founder of Room to Read to receive Sandor Teszler Award
• Weekly Wofford Basketball Show Begins Next Tuesday
• USC Upstate's Junior Setter Emily Sanders Digs Her Role with the A-Sun SAAC
• Local Elementary School Children to Attend Upstate’s “Pack the House” Game Saturday
• Spartans, Bucs Set for Friday Night Showdown
• Spartan Track & Field Set for Niswonger Invitational
• Spartans Defeat Runnin’ Bulldogs in Season-Opener
• USC Upstate and BMW Manufacturing Partner To Offer Academic Outreach Camp For High School Seniors
• Spartan Tweeps: Athletics Needs You!
• “John Marshall and His Critics” Conference Directed by Dr. Mark Packer
• The Womanist Idea: African and African American Spiritualities, Feb. 3
• Dr. Andrew Myers to Moderate “Let’s Talk About It” Reading and Discussion Series
• Shoestring Players to Hold Auditions For “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum”
• USC Upstate Children’s Theatre Group Changes Meeting Time, Announces Spring Play
• What NOT to Wear to an Interview: A Play
• Important Message For Student Employees Regarding W-2 Forms
• 2011 W-2 Form Distribution Information
• Wofford hoops doubleheader set for Monday, January 30!
• Upstate Softball Picked 4th in A-Sun Preseason Poll
• Pulp Theatre presents ‘Evil Dead: The Musical’
• Fall 2011 Dean's List Announced
• Stories of Rare Stradivari Instruments Take Center Stage
• Player of the Week: Lillie flying high in January
• A-Sun Sweep Nets Craig A-Sun Player of the Week Honors
• Copney Tabbed A-Sun Co-Player of the Week
• Men’s Tennis to Open Spring Season at Gardner-Webb
• SCC Receives Donation from AT&T
• Dean's List for fall 2011 announced
• Wrightson’s 22 Points Not Enough as Furman Edges Wofford, 75-66
• ‘Student • Athlete • Artist’ exhibition open at Wofford
• We Can All Be Proud to Claim Area Colleges, Universities as 'Ours'
• Copney Named College Sports Madness Conference Player of the Week
• Spartans Grind Past Lipscomb, 61-52
• Craig Named College Sports Madness A-Sun Player of the Week
• Chalk Talk Lunch with Coach Mike Young
• Wofford Rifle Fires at SEARC 5
• Spartans, Bison Set for Monday Night Battle
• Men’s Tennis Falls to South Carolina, 7-0, in Season Opener
• Men’s Tennis Falls to South Carolina, 7-0, in Season Opener
• Men’s Basketball Wins At Furman 79-72
• Men’s Basketball Wins At Furman 79-72
• Wellness Center Sponsors Polar Bear Swim, Jan. 28
• Cougars Comeback to Earn 56-55 Win Over Terriers
• Cougars Comeback to Earn 56-55 Win Over Terriers
• Woman's donation ushers in USC Upstate's resurgence
• Spartans Storm Back, Knock off Belmont, 79-78
• Spartan Women Win Three-Straight Bouncing Belmont Bruins, 61-51
• SCC Announces Educators of the Year Award Recipients
• Is it time to lose a little weight? Need help to reach your weight and fitness goals?
• Breakfast With The Chancellor, Jan. 26
• Gear Up, Spartans!
• BSL Presents “Building a Culture of Excellence” Professional Panel, Jan. 25
• 2012 Wofford Annual Football Signing Day Party
• Upstate Track & Field Teams Post Strong Results at Appalachian State
• Winter Softball Camp Postponed to Sunday
• Spartans, Bruins Set for Saturday Matinee
• Upstate Women Set for Hodge Center Hoops Double-Feature
• Men’s Tennis Set To Begin 2012 Season at South Carolina Saturday Afternoon
• Men’s Basketball Downs Appalachian State 73-61
• Language Academy @ Wofford set to open this summer
• S.C. faith groups form energy conservation coalition
• ‘Bigfoot’ researcher to speak at Wofford Friday
• Spartan Basketball to be Featured on WSPA Thursday Night
• Upstate Women’s Hoops Shoot Down Lady Bison, 73-66
• App State Survives Wofford’s Second Half Comeback, 59-58
• Art and Antique Show
• Spartan Women’s Basketball Set for Bison Battle
• Hundreds Honor King by Volunteering for Day of Service
• Rochling Automotive SponsoringApprenticeship Program
• USC Upstate Offers 12 Foreign Languages in Evening Classes
• Wofford men's and women's hoops teams in action at home this week
• Wofford men's and women's hoops teams in action at home this week
• Ralph Polson Becomes 64th President of NSCAA This Past Weekend
• Maxey Tabbed A-Sun Newcomer of the Week
• C-SPAN’s Campaign 2012 Bus at Wofford Wednesday
• Spartans Fall in Overtime at Jacksonville, 77-74
• Women’s Tennis Falls to Winthrop, 7-0, in Season Opener Sunday Afternoon
• Bulldogs Bounce Terriers, 82-59
• Wofford Rifle Hosts UAB
• Spartans, Dolphins Set for Monday Night Battle
• Men’s Basketball Downs Georgia Southern 88-63
• Robinson’s Buzzer-Beater Helps Spartan Women Ground Ospreys, 58-57
• Big 10: Spartans Down Ospreys for Most D-I Wins in Program History
• Terriers Fall Short Against Lady Mocs, 74-67
• Neely selected as featured artist at SCGOP event
• Step Show Tickets on Sale Now!
• Making It In America: Manufacturing in the US
• Carson to Present “Black Women’s Voices, Past and Present,” Jan. 16
• Calling All Former Girl Scouts!
• Women’s Tennis to Open Season Sunday Afternoon against Winthrop
• Former Great Falls basketball standout Craig growing into role at USC Upstate
• Spartan Women’s Hoops Hope to Take Flight against Ospreys
• Men’s Basketball Drops 51-48 Contest At Chattanooga
• CAB Welcomes Comedienne Kendra Corrie, Jan. 24
• Wofford celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. legacy
• Terrier basketball returns home Saturday night!
• Samantha Else (’09) Directing Play in NYC
• Blood Drive, Jan. 18
• SNAC Food Pantry Seeks Replenishments
• USC Upstate Children’s Theatre Group Changes Meeting Time
• Spartans Look to Keep Pace in A-Sun Race with Two-Game Road Swing
• Upstate Athletics Posts Highest Semester GPA Ever
• Spartan Women Tripped-Up by Dolphins, 80-72
• Nonprofit Leadership Alliance Student Association Places Third in American Management/Leadership Institute Contest
• Breitenstein and Allen Named Wofford MVPs
• Andy Strickland Signs With Toronto Argonauts
• Bumgardner Earns Preseason Second-Team Honors from College Sports Madness
• Upstate Women’s Basketball Suit-up to Swim with Dolphins
• SCC Announces Fall 2011 Deans’ List
• 'A valuable partner to SCC'
• Henry C. Giles, Jr. Named Interim President of SCC
• Craig Notches A-Sun Player of the Week Honors
• Students become circus clowns, sleuths, travelers
• Auditions Planned for “A Raisin in the Sun,” Jan. 11
• Brittenham Banks in Game Winner as Terriers Topple Wildcats, 63-59
• USC Upstate Cited in Customer Case Study by VMware
• Brown (’11) Receives Artist in Residence Fellowship
• Come Sing!
• Spartans, Bears Set to Tangle in the Hodge Center
• Spartan Women’s Hoops Set to Host Mercer for Project Rebuild Night
• Men’s Basketball Falls 67-57 At Western Carolina
• Copney Joins 1,000th-Point Club as Upstate Women Fall to Owls, 74-63
• Spartans Defeat Owls, 68-53; Improve to 5-0 at Home
• Spartans Set to Return to Hodge Center Saturday
• Look Out for the New Valkyries Buses!
• USC Upstate to Celebrate Black History Month
• A-Sun Men's Basketball Championship Goes Primetime
• Upstate Women Look to Soar Past Owls in Hodge Double-Feature
• Men’s Basketball Downs College of Charleston 75-58
• Students and Professionals Work Together at Junior Achievement Ethics Luncheon, Feb. 2
• Odhiambo Published in International Journal of Humanities and Social Science
• Art Exhibition Explores 19th Century Photographic Process
• Submit a Nomination for the 2012 Faculty/Staff Homecoming Court!
• USC Upstate Employee Delivers First Baby of the New Year at Spartanburg Regional
• 25th Annual Unity Week Celebration: Dinner, a Movie and a Discussion
• Free Admission to Regional History Museum, Jan. 5-7
• USC Upstate Student Accepted Into Washington Semester Program
• Upstate Women’s Basketball to Host Service Project at Hodge Center, Jan. 9
• Get Connected with Information Technology & Services at USC Upstate
• The Lowest Tuition in the Region
• OUR VIEW: County council should get on board with this project
• Not Enough Skilled Workers To Fill Manufacturing Positions
• Upstate College Offers Classes Toward High School and College Degrees
• Mitch Allen Named to FCS ADA Academic All-Star Team
• Men's Soccer Receives 2011 NSCAA Team Academic Award
• USC Upstate to Host College Goal South Carolina
• Gordon Enters Doritos Crash the Super Bowl Commercial Contest
• Zaveckaite Registers Third-Straight Double-Double, ETSU Edges Upstate Women 67-64
• Upstate Women’s Basketball to Host Service Project at Hodge Center Contest
• Spartan Women’s Hoops Seeks First A-Sun Win at ETSU
• Zaveckaite Named A-Sun Newcomer of the Week
• Spartans Look to “Buc” the Trend Wednesday Night
• Men’s Basketball Wins 56-52 At Wake Forest
• Second Half Dooms Terriers Against Eagles in 56-48 Loss
• Zaveckaite Earns Second-Straight Double-Double as Spartans Fall to Catamounts, 63-58
• Upstate Women to Host Sparring Match with Catamounts
• Upstate's Gritty Effort Comes up Just Short in Loss at South Carolina
• Spartans, Gamecocks Set for High Noon Battle Saturday
• Men’s Basketball Falls 57-45 At South Carolina
• Craig Named to CollegeHoops.Net All-Conference Team (Pre-League Play Edition)
• Spartan Women’s Hoops Set for Coastal Jaunt Against Chants
• PGA Congratulatory Charity Event
• Upcoming Wofford Basketball Television Schedule
• LANES GIFT SUNNYDALE TO TRYON LITTLE THEATER
• Happy Holidays From Wofford Athletics
• Happy Holidays from our Family to Yours
• Swimming Ranked Top 25 in the Nation
• Four Terriers Named Phil Steele FCS All-American
• Record Day Pushes Terriers Past Aggies 68-61 as Wofford Earns Eighth Win
• Men’s Basketball Falls 87-79 At High Point
• Break out the Brooms: Spartans Sweep A-Sun Honors
• Elon Escapes as Wofford Falls 74-68
• Breitenstein, Page, and Scioneaux Named Sports Network All-America
• Three Spartan Women Score Season-Highs in Loss at Florida Gulf Coast
• Men’s Basketball Wins 63-57 Over Jacksonville
• Men’s Basketball Wins 63-57 Over Jacksonville
• Upstate Women’s Basketball Finish Sunshine State Tour at Florida Gulf Coast
• Upstate to Close out Four-Game Road Swing Monday Night
• Terriers Topple Spartans, 62-47, to Earn First SoCon Win of the Season
• Upstate Women’s Hoops Drop Conference Opener at Stetson, 69-54
• Spartans Overcome Slow Start, Down Stetson in A-Sun Opener
• USC Upstate Art Education Majors Present Exhibit: “Inspiring the Imagination Through Art Education,” Jan. 13 – Feb. 27
• Cox and Whitfield Receive Recognition for Production of “The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter”
• Polchow, Horton and Smalls Assist Urban League’s Speed Mentoring Project
• USC Upstate Coach Dons His Other Hat for Veteran’s Day
• Women's Tennis Announces Signing for 2012-13 Season
• Men's Tennis Adds One For 2012-13 Season
• Former Upstate Player, Assistant Jeff Negalha Wins National Title at North Carolina
• Upstate Kicks-off Conference Play Saturday at Stetson
• Converse Aids Healing in Haiti During Holiday Break
• SoCon Announces Fall Academic All-Conference Teams
• Breitenstein and Page Earn AP All-America Honors
• Wofford basketball hits the homecourt this weekend!
• Spartan Women Open Conference Play with Sunshine State Swing
• Spartanburg Area Chamber Launches Countywide Entrepreneurial Systems Program
• Dunlap interviews Jobs’ biographer Isaacson
• Carter Serves as SC Delegate to Assembly of Delegates of the ACTFL
• Johnson’s Work Featured In Forthcoming Book, “Rethinking Women’s and Gender Studies”
• Brad Loesing Named SoCon Player of the Week
• Upstate Set to Face No. 2 Ohio State Wednesday Night
• Free cap and gown for graduation? Free diploma frame?
• Wofford ranks among leaders in nation for study abroad
• Sociology Graduate Finds Success With Teach For America
• Toth Manuscript Accepted for Publication
• Kirsch Published in Endnotes: The Journal of the New Members Round Table
• Spartan Women Fall at No. 6/5 Duke, 93-35
• Spartans Battle Until the End, Fall at Dayton, 72-68
• Men’s Basketball Defeats UVa.-Wise 69-66
• Sluggish Second Half Dooms Terriers Against Radford
• Women’s Basketball Game Against Radford Saturday on WYMA-TV My 40
• Economists Foresee Job Gains for State with Spartanburg County Playing a Large Role
• Back Out Into the Workforce
• Spartan Soccer Programs Honored by NSCAA
• Upstate Women’s Basketball Set to Face No. 6/5 Duke
• Wofford SAAC to host Christmas Party for area children
• Northern Kentucky to Join Atlantic Sun
• Upstate Looks to Take Flight at Dayton
• SCC Students Receive Over $35,000 in Scholarships
• Strong Shooting Performance Not Enough as ODU Overcomes Wofford, 70-58
• Mitch Allen Named SoCon Student-Athlete of the Week
• Basketball homestand continues Saturday!
• Sugishita and Chelulei Claim Season’s First A-Sun Indoor Track and Field Weekly Honors
• Wofford Alum Fisher DeBerry Inducted Into College Football Hall of Fame
• Men’s Basketball Downs Undefeated Tulane 61-50
• SCC Offers a Gateway to College for High School Dropouts
• Late Charge Not Enough as Terriers Suffer First Loss, 49-44, to Cougars
• Former Terrier William McGirt Earns Second PGA Tour Card
• Undergraduate Research Journal Wins PICA Award, Announces Publication of 4th Volume
• Ballet Spartanburg to Present The Nutcracker, Dec. 9-11
• Burroughs Child Development Center Seeks Student Workers
• Upstate Athletics Holds Athletics Benefit Silent Auction
• Late Drought Dooms Spartans in Loss to Bulldogs
• Giltner’s Double-Double Leads Wofford to 82-63 Win Over The Citadel Saturday Evening
• Football Falls 28-21 At UNI
• Women’s Basketball Sets School Record at 6-0 with 58-50 Win Over Gardner-Webb
• ‘Tis the Season for Upstate Track & Field
• Neely's interactive artwork enhances Converse Wellness Center
• Interactive Artwork Enhances Converse Wellness Center
• Football Arrives in Iowa For FCS Playoffs
• Foerster Named Capital One Academic All-American
• Converse Empowers Youth to Shape Arab World
• Upstate Set for First Trip to UNC Asheville Since 1985
• Craig Earns November All-Conference Honors
• Men’s Basketball Falls 72-69 To Davidson
• Local Youths To Perform Rumpelstilskin At USC Upstate, Dec. 2 & 3
• Chamber music concert Dec. 8
• Spartan Women’s Hoops Welcome Presbyterian
• Foerster Named Capital One Academic All-American
• Craig’s Jumper Lifts Upstate Past Jacksonville State
• Upstate Freethinkers Volunteer with Habitat for Humanity
• Terrier basketball opens 5-game homestand Thursday
• Updated Football and Basketball Broadcast Schedules
• Mike Ayers To Speak At Coaches 4 Character
• Spartans Look to Make it Four-in-a-Row Thursday Night
• Copney’s Posts 34 Points as Spartan Women Muzzle Bulldogs, 73-66
• Terriers Tie School Record at 5-0 with 87-51 Win Over Knights
• Terriers Tie School Record at 5-0 with 87-51 Win Over Knights
• Men's Basketball Prepares For SoCon Opener
• Upstate Softball Signs Four During Early Signing Period
• Free Bowling at Paradise Lanes, Dec. 1
• Study Breakers, Dec. 5-8
• Important Information Regarding December Convocation
• Maymester 2012 in Spain!
• Exam Week Shuttle Schedule Available Online
• German School Presents Christmas Market, Dec. 3
• Jane Nodine to Serve as Guest Program Speaker for Charlotte Art League, Dec. 13
• A-Sun Cross Country Championship in Review Q&A with Joan Tangwar
• A-Sun Cross Country Championship in Review Q&A with Jemeli Sang
• Athletics Benefit Auction, Dec. 8
• Spartan Women’s Basketball Falls 75-34 at Auburn
• Five Spartans Reach Double-Figures as Spartans Rout Eagles
• Men’s Basketball Downs Prairie View A&M 56-49
• Upstate Women’s Basketball Travels to Take on Tigers at Auburn
• Spartans Look to Close out November with Victory over Victory
• Men’s Basketball Falls 64-58 In Overtime To UMKC
• Spartans Lead Wire-to-Wire, Down Broncs, 78-63
• Converse Mourns Loss of Joe Ann Lever
• Spartans Host Successful Gobble Your Giblets Road Race
• Spartans, Broncs Set for Post-Thanksgiving Battle
• Moorhouse, Wrightson Power Terriers Past Rams, 60-40
• SoCon Media Football Honors
• Glenn Named to All-Tournament Team
• NEW Online Graduate Education Programs Begin Feb. 1
• SCC Welcomes Record Number of Students
• Men’s Basketball Wins 70-66 At Bradley
• Candlelight Carols, Winter Lighting, music to highlight December events
• Lock it up!
• The College of Educational Enrichment To Graduate 51 Students With Special Needs, Nov. 30
• Ten game "Hoops Homestand" begins for Wofford men's and women's basketball
• Terriers Honored By Southern Conference Coaches
• Upstate Cross Country and Track & Field Programs to Host Gobble Your Giblets Fundraiser
• Glenn Earns A-Sun Player of the Week Honors
• Author, activist to speak for Santee Cooper Lecture Series
• Terriers to face Northern Iowa in NCAA Playoffs
• Two Women with USC Upstate Ties Honored by Breakfast BPW of Spartanburg
• Rowe Receives 2011 Ellis-Bochner Autoethnography and Personal Narrative Research Award
• QEP Topic Semi-Finalists Announced
• Upstate Women’s Basketball Loses Clash of the Spartans, 94-81
• Terriers to Face Northern Iowa In NCAA Playoffs
• Hodge Center Set to Host Women’s Hoops Spartan Duel
• Hot-Shooting Spartans Take Down Texas State, 82-74
• Men’s Basketball Falls At Wisconsin
• Join the Football Team for the FCS Playoff Selection Show on ESPNU Sunday at 10 a.m.
• Football Pulls Out 28-27 Win At Chattanooga
• Terriers Hit 3-0 with 50-45 Win Over Norfolk State
• Spartan Women’s Basketball Drops 85-52 Decision at Radford
• Spartans Let Double-Digit Lead Slip Away, Fall to Toledo
• Making a Mountain out of a Rock Pile: Landscape Services and Science Clubs Landscape Corner of American Way and North Campus Blvd.
• Upstate Women’s Basketball Heads North for Rumble at Radford
• Upstate Offers Free Admission, Can Drive for Upcoming Basketball Games
• Upstate Partners with TicketReturn for Online Ticket Solution
• Upstate Tennis Serves Local Elementary School Kids
• Lillie Signs NLI with Men’s Basketball Program
• Wofford ranks among leaders in nation for study abroad
• Shoestring Players Present Carson McCullers’ “The Heart is a Lonely Hunter”
• Nominate a Faculty or Staff Member for Homecoming Court
• Students Needed to Participate in Survey for The Carolinian
• Betsy Fleming Hosts SCETV's "The Big Picture," Airing Nov. 17 & 20
• Hub-City Press Releases "Artists Among Us" Featuring Converse Faculty and Alumnae
• James Zotto Named Academic All-District
• Men’s Basketball Set for Texas Trio
• USC Upstate Music Night at Blues Blvd., Nov. 17
• Did you say free meal?
• Spartan Volleyball Senior Duo Earns A-Sun Academic and All-Conference Honors
• Spartan Women’s Hoops Step-up to Battle Vanderbilt Tomorrow
• Watch last 30 minutes of SC GOP debate at Wofford College
• Moorhouse’s Double-Double Pushes Terriers Pass North Carolina Central, 73-58
• Mr. Phi Mu Contest, Nov. 15
• Alum Simone Mack to Compete in 2011 National NPC Bodybuilding Championships
• Curtis R. Harley Art Gallery Receives SECAC Award for Andy Warhol Catalogue
• Whitney Walker named Homecoming Queen
• Stress Free Zone
• Walk-In Flu and Pneumonia Shot Clinic, Nov. 17
• Ski and Snowboard Team to host fundraiser Friday
• Baseball Completes Fall Practice
• Alumni Kiki Stroble Ross (’11) featured on CBS Evening News
• Rodgers Tallies 22 Points as Spartans Tame Lions, 91-66
• Men’s Basketball Wins 70-55 Over Emory & Henry
• Liguori Powers Terriers to 3-1 Win in Season Finale
• Spartan Women’s Basketball Fall No. 20/19 North Carolina
• Spartans to Host Lions in Home Opener
• Georgia Southern Survives Wofford’s Upset Bid with 3-0 Win
• Georgia Southern Survives Wofford’s Upset Bid with 3-0 Win
• Football Falls 31-10 To Georgia Southern
• Football Falls 31-10 To Georgia Southern
• Upstate Volleyball Finishes 2011 Season with 3-0 Loss to Lipscomb
• Spartan Women Finish 17th at NCAA Cross Country Regionals, Men Finish 22nd
• Upstate Women’s Basketball Set to Face No. 20/19 North Carolina
• Spartan Runners prepare for First-Ever NCAA DI Regional
• SCC Nurses Surpass State and National Peers on Licensure Exam
• Men’s Basketball Falls 62-49 At Georgia
• Terriers Hang on to 66-62 Win Over Owls in Season Opener
• Service Learning Recap, Nov. 18
• CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley to originate live from Wofford tonight
• Thank you to our veterans
• College Application Day
• A-Sun Teams with Global Impact Group
• Flu and Pneumonia Shots Available Nov. 17
• 50 kids left to be adopted from the Angel Tree!
• Men’s Basketball Signs Zac Grossenbacher and C.J. Neumann
• Terriers and Eagles battle Saturday for SoCon title
• Kemboi and Sang Earn Academic All-Conference Honors
• 2011 Women's Golf Fall Recap
• 2011 Men's Golf Fall Recap
• R. Toth Paper Accepted for Presentation at Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences
• Learn About Collaborative Technologies for Enhancing Scholarship, Nov. 18
• Angel Tree Ceremony, Nov. 3
• Dr. Michael Dirr to Headline USC Upstate’s Arbor Day Celebration
• Late Goal Dooms Wofford, 1-0, Against Clemson Monday Night
• Wofford first in S.C. as ‘best value’ by Kiplinger’s
• Gallery exhibits offered in November, December
• Quidditch Anyone?
• Violin, piano recital Nov. 7
• Rape Aggression Defense (RAD) Training, Nov. 1-3
• November events at Wofford
• Hitchcock Meets “Hilarious” in The 39 Steps, Nov. 4-13
• Men’s Golf Tied for Fourth at Hummingbird Intercollegiate
• Monster Bowl/After Party, Oct. 31
• Breitenstein Named SoCon Offensive Player of the Week
• Spartans Return to Action at Wendy's Kiawah Classic
• Upstate Moves Up Leaderboard at Wendy's Kiawah Classic
• Women’s Golf Wraps up Fall Season at Lady Paladin Invitational
• Sill Leads Spartans at Wendy's Kiawah Classic
• Samford Sweeps Wofford, 3-0
• Samford Sweeps Wofford, 3-0
• Wofford Cross Country Has Record Setting Day at SoCon Championship Meet
• Wofford Cross Country Has Record Setting Day at SoCon Championship Meet
• Football Wins 48-28 Over Elon
• Football Wins 48-28 Over Elon
• Postseason Appearance at Stake as Upstate Visits ETSU
• ETSU Rallies Past Upstate, Ends Spartans' Season
• Upstate Volleyball Falls to Kennesaw State, 3-1
• Spartans Snag Pair of Individual Titles and Men’s Team Crown at A-Sun Cross Country Championships
• Men’s Soccer Falls to No. 23 Furman, 2-0, Friday Night in SoCon Finale
• Men’s Soccer Falls to No. 23 Furman, 2-0, Friday Night in SoCon Finale
• R. Fulbright Selected Top 10 Finalist in Perfect Pitch Program
• Hamlin Named To Elsevier Nursing Advisory Council
• Spartan Cross Country Teams Seek Individual Titles and Strong Team Finishes at A-Sun Championship
• Grainger Partners with SCC to Award Scholarships to Industrial Trades Students
• Paul Harrison Promoted To Men’s Basketball Associate Head Coach
• Wofford’s Moorhouse Earns Preseason Season All-Southern Conference Honors
• Calmeyn, Plantz Earn Postseason Honors
• Women’s Soccer Season Ends With 4-0 Loss at Furman Wednesday Night
• South Carolina Campus Compact Welcomes USC Upstate As New Member
• German Magician Presents “The Magic of the Miracle,” Oct. 28
• Walk-In Flu Clinic, Oct. 26 & 27
• Library to Host “Food For Fines” Food Drive, Nov. 1 – 30
• Paint the town black & gold! Wofford celebrates Homecoming this weekend
• Craig Earns Third Preseason Accolade
• "Your Carolina" Features SCC's V.P. of Academic Affairs Dr. Cheryl Cox
• Terriers Claim 1-0 Win at Appalachian State Tuesday Night
• Terriers Claim 1-0 Win at Appalachian State Tuesday Night
• Runnin’ Bulldogs Slip Past Terriers, 3-1
• Runnin’ Bulldogs Slip Past Terriers, 3-1
• Wofford to host Republican Presidential Debate Nov. 12
• Wofford Athletics Schedule Changes
• Wofford Athletics Schedule Changes
• NCAA Releases Graduation Success Rate
• NCAA Releases Graduation Success Rate
• SC Junior Academy of Science to Explore Artificial Intelligence at Converse
• SCC Faculty, Students Show Off Their Talent at Campus
• Recruiters, Counselors Help Upstate Seniors Fill Out College Applications
• Upstate Volleyball Slips 3-1 to Blue Hose
• Bishop Will Willimon to speak at Wofford Nov. 2
• Author Hal Herzog to speak at Wofford
• Got Costumes? Got Photos?
• Nodine To Exhibit in Florida, Massachusetts Galleries
• W. Carson’s essay published in Icons of African American Literature
• Zais says refusing federal money will save SC taxpayer’s money
• Upstate Forever, Chapman Cultural Center Present “Wild & Scenic Film Festival”
• SNAC Food Pantry Grand Opening, Nov. 1
• Spartan Volleyball Gears Up for Two Matches this Week
• Women’s Soccer Falls to College of Charleston, 3-0, Sunday Afternoon
• Kennesaw State Spoils Upstate’s Senior Day
• Men’s Soccer Drops 1-0 Decision at Davidson Saturday Night
• Spartans Rally Past Terriers, 3-1
• Wofford Football Falls 26-21 At Furman
• Spartan Volleyball Bypassed by Bears, 3-1
• Women’s Soccer Battles The Citadel to 2-2 Double-Overtime Draw
• Volleyball Falls in Three to Elon
• Milliken Gallery to Host "The Fishing Series, Tea Bowls and Other Series" by Zacharias
• Spartans Drop Home Contest to Bears, 1-0
• Upstate Volleyball Falls to Owls, 3-1
• Men's Basketball Preseason Notebook: Oct. 21
• Moonshine Anyone?
• Shoestring Players To Perform Original Play “nothing.exactly.”
• USC Upstate Foundation Offers Free Wills and Estate Planning Seminar
• Contest Announced To Name USC Upstate’s QEP; Submissions Invited
• New book from Wofford’s John Lane on canoeing to ocean
• Wofford hosts 6th Annual Girl Scout Sports Day this Saturday
• Wofford hosts 6th Annual Girl Scout Sports Day this Saturday
• Spartanburg County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Spartanburg County
• Titus Andronicus "Bleeds" onto the Converse Stage
• Spartans Earn Scoreless Draw at Mercer
• Women’s Tennis Set for ITA Regional Championships
• Spartans to Close out 2011 Regular Season this Weekend
• A-Sun Women’s Basketball Previews: USC Upstate
• A-Sun Men's Basketball Season Previews: USC Upstate
• Spartan Volleyball Drops 3-0 Decision to South Carolina State
• Terriers Drop 2-1 Decision to No. 19 Coastal Carolina Tuesday Evening
• Wofford celebrates Homecoming 2011
• Spartanburg Writing Project Conference, Oct. 20
• Study Abroad in Spain, Summer 2012
• Spartans Hit the Road to Take on Mercer
• Goins Claims Top 15 Finish at the Invitational at the Ocean Course
• Upstate Volleyball Set for Hodge Center Triple-Feature
• Making a Difference
• Wofford Completes Opening Two Rounds of AutoTrader.com Collegiate Classic
• Want to do more than watch TV during Spring Break?
• CAB CoffeeHouse presents The Asia Project, Oct. 18
• Terriers Tied for Fourth after Opening Round of CSU Wendy’s Invitational
• Spartans to Host Midnight Madness on October 25th
• Spartans 10th at the Invitational at the Ocean Course
• Wofford Volleyball Wraps Up Three Match Road Trip with 3-0 Loss to App State
• Wofford Volleyball Wraps Up Three Match Road Trip with 3-0 Loss to App State
• Women’s Soccer Drops 2-1 Decision at Elon Sunday Afternoon
• Women’s Soccer Drops 2-1 Decision at Elon Sunday Afternoon
• Evans, Coventry, and Przystawski Each Earn Flight Titles at Davidson Invitational
• Stetson Downs Upstate on Penalty Kick in OT
• Spartans Fall to Hatters in High Scoring Affair
• Blanco’s Run at ITA Regional Crown Comes to an End on Sunday
• Upstate Volleyball Declaws Wildcats, 3-0
• SCC to Host Open House Drop-In June 14
• Men’s Soccer Suffers 4-0 Loss to UNC Greensboro Saturday Night
• Men’s Soccer Suffers 4-0 Loss to UNC Greensboro Saturday Night
• December Graduation Information Fair, October 25 – 27
• Football Downs UVa.-Wise 47-14
• Football Downs UVa.-Wise 47-14
• Wofford Women’s Cross Country Takes Second at Upstate Invite
• Wofford Women’s Cross Country Takes Second at Upstate Invite
• Blanco Advances to Round of 16 at ITA Regional
• Hall Finishes Tied for 12th at Rutgers Invitational
• Spartans Drop Conference Match at Stetson
• Upstate Sweeps Upstate Invitational Races
• Women’s Soccer Battles UNC Greensboro To 1-1 Draw Friday Night
• Women’s Soccer Battles UNC Greensboro To 1-1 Draw Friday Night
• Styles 29-Dig Performance Not Enough as Terriers Drop Five Setter To Catamounts
• Styles 29-Dig Performance Not Enough as Terriers Drop Five Setter To Catamounts
• Converse Alumna Wins on 'Jeopardy!'
• Angelica Figueroa, Jocelyn Kuh, and Liz Guerrero Lead Upstate’s SOMBRAS Program
• Utility Costs to Rise Dramatically for the University
• Gov. Haley to speak at Town Hall Meeting at SCC
• Men’s Basketball Opens Practice
• Men’s Basketball Opens Practice
• L. Johnson to be published in anthology, Rethinking Women’s and Gender Studies
• University Public Safety to Offer Rape Aggression Defense Classes
• Terrier Cross Country Traveled North for Penn State National Meet
• Terrier Cross Country Traveled North for Penn State National Meet
• SCC to Host WOW ~ Wonders of Writing ~ Symposium
• Upset-Minded Spartans Fall on the Road at FGCU, 3-1
• Late Goal Propels FGCU Over Upstate
• Spartans Wrap-up Day One of ITA Regionals
• Spartans Head to New Jersey for Rutgers Invitational
• Early FGCU Goals Doom Spartans Friday Night
• Cross Country Teams Set to Host Upstate Invitational
• Spartans Set for Invitational at the Ocean Course
• Craig Earns Preseason Honors from College Sports Madness
• Hall Tied for 6th at Rutgers Invitational
• Atlantic Sun Basketball Teams Hit the Hardwood
• Alumni Association to honor two alumni, distinguished attorney
• Valkyries Host First NCAA DII Home Swim Competition
• Spartans Host FGCU, Stetson in Key A-Sun Weekend
• Spartan Volleyball Migrates South for Sunshine State Stint
• Upstate Volleyball Steps Out in Service
• USC Upstate Commercial Music Group to Play Blues in the Park
• Karaoke Mania 2011, Oct. 13
• Want to try SCUBA diving?
• Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society Members at SCC Launch Community College Completion Project
• Women’s Soccer Set for Sunshine State Swing
• Craig Named to Preseason All-Conference Team
• Wofford Volleyball Falls in Five Setter to ETSU
• Men’s Soccer Downs Liberty, 3-1, Tuesday Evening
• Military families receive free admission to Saturday's Wofford football game
• Moustafa Bayoumi, Author of “How Does It Feel to Be a Problem,” to Visit USC Upstate Campus
• Wofford Rifle Competes at SEARC 2
• Wofford Rifle Competes at SEARC 2
• Brenton Bersin Named SoCon Special Teams Player of the Week
• New Scholarship Increases Affordability for First-Generation College Students
• Hooks Reaches 200 Upstate Wins
• Terriers Compete in Elon Fall Tennis Invitational This Past Weekend
• L. Johnson’s Anthology Ranked by Ms. Magazine
• USC Upstate raising money for pantry to aid students in need
• Van Wyk and Robertson Post Perfect Doubles Record at Wofford Fall Invitational This Weekend
• Wofford Downs Chattanooga, 3-2, in Double Overtime Sunday Afternoon
• Spartans Fall to Ospreys, 2-0
• Spartans Finish 6th at Winthrop Invitational
• Spartans Fall Short of Doubles Crown
• Blanco Brothers Reign Supreme at Elon Fall Invitational
• Kadane, Spartans Upend North Florida
• Parker Paces Men’s Cross Country at Gene Mullin Meet
• Parker Paces Men’s Cross Country at Gene Mullin Meet
• Wofford Volleyball falls 3-0 to College of Charleston
• Wofford Volleyball falls 3-0 to College of Charleston
• USC Upstate Celebrates Diversity Week, Oct. 10-14
• NEW Online Graduate Education Courses Start Oct. 19
• Football Downs The Citadel 43-14
• Football Downs The Citadel 43-14
• Spartan Duo Advances to Doubles Final
• Blanco Brothers Advance to Singles Finals
• Upstate Volleyball Sinks Dolphins 3-2 for Spike-Out Cancer
• Lewis Leads Spartans at Winthrop Invitational
• Upstate Athletics and Volleyball Play Host to “Spike Out Cancer,” Oct. 8
• Grad Talk: A Q & A With Grad School Representatives
• Burnett Ties School Record as Terriers Topple Bulldogs, 3-0
• Burnett Ties School Record as Terriers Topple Bulldogs, 3-0
• Upstate Family Weekend, Oct. 7 – 9
• Wofford athletics to help Blue Star Mothers at Oct. 15 football game
• Wofford athletics to help Blue Star Mothers at Oct. 15 football game
• Terriers Lose Heartbreaker at Georgia Southern, 4-2, Friday Afternoon
• Terriers Lose Heartbreaker at Georgia Southern, 4-2, Friday Afternoon
• Terrier volleyball and soccer at home this weekend; Football visits The Citadel
• Spartans Fall to Dolphins in A-Sun Action
• Spartans Fall on the Road at Jacksonville
• Spartan Quartet Advances in Singles Action at Elon Fall Invitational
• Spartan Volleyball Clips Ospreys, 3-0
• Terriers Drop 3-0 Decision to Samford Thursday Evening
• Terriers Drop 3-0 Decision to Samford Thursday Evening
• Wofford and Furman renew "Food Fight" to help the needy
• Wofford and Furman renew "Food Fight" to help the needy
• Spartans Stay in Palmetto State for Winthrop Invitational
• Spartans Set for Elon Fall Invitational
• Women’s Tennis Returns to Courts at Elon Fall Invitational
• Upstate Volleyball Set for A-Sun Home-Opener and Spike-Out Cancer Match
• SCC To Host Open House Drop-In on October 18
• Spartanburg County Students to get Extra Help Applying for College
• Wofford Volleyball Falls to Furman 3-0
• Flu Shot Campaign at Spartanburg Campus, Oct. 12, 13, 19 , 26 & 27
• Spartans to Host A-Sun Leading Dolphins Friday
• Spartans Take Unbeaten A-Sun Record on Road to Jacksonville, UNF
• Spartans Sweep A-Sun Cross Country Weekly Awards, Again
• USC Upstate Names Smith Head Coach of Track & Field and Cross Country Programs
• Men’s Soccer Falls to Elon, 2-0, Tuesday Evening
• Delta Zeta to Host Turtle Tug, Oct. 6
• Shoestring Players Hold Auditions For “The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter”
• October Movie Nights: Fright Fest 2011
• Zeta Game Night, Oct. 8
• Spartan Nutritional Assistance Campaign To Provide Food And Other Basic Necessities To Students In Need
• Grant Writing USA Presents Grant Training in Greer, November 3-4
• Free Electronics Recycling Day for Public on Oct. 22
• Women’s Golf Wraps Up Starmount Fall Classic
• Men’s Golf Completes First Tournament of 2011
• Wofford Announces 2012 Baseball Schedule
• Wofford Basketball Great James “Daddy” Neal Passes Away
• Spartans-Gamecocks Battle to Air on SportsSouth
• ‘Art, Architecture in Barcelona’ topic of Oct. 5 lecture
• Novelist Téa Obreht to speak Oct. 25 at Wofford
• Men's Golf Postponed at Cleveland State Invitational Due to Weather Conditions
• National Coming Out Day, Oct. 11
• Upstate Bookstore to Celebrate National Student Day with Donations to Spartanburg Soup Kitchen
• Parking lot and road closures due to Rocktoberfest, Oct. 6
• Wofford Rifle Competes at SEARC 1
• Wofford Rifle Competes at SEARC 1
• Terriers Fall 1-0 to Appalachian State in Double Overtime Sunday Afternoon
• Terriers Fall 1-0 to Appalachian State in Double Overtime Sunday Afternoon
• Authors@Upstate Welcomes Gap Creek Author Robert Morgan
• Breakfast with the Chancellor, Oct. 12
• Upstate Falls on the Road at Lipscomb
• Upstate, Belmont Battle to Scoreless Tie
• Kidler Falls One Set Shy of ITA Qualifying Round
• Terriers Topple Mocs, 3-0, in First SoCon Win
• Men’s Soccer Defeats George Washington, 1-0, in Overtime Saturday Night
• Men’s Soccer Defeats George Washington, 1-0, in Overtime Saturday Night
• Football Defeats Appalachian State 28-14
• Football Defeats Appalachian State 28-14
• Spartan Volleyball Finishes Music City Tour with Loss to Belmont
• Spartan Trio Advances to Round Three at ITA All-American Championships
• Williams Sets School Record: Terriers Complete Charlotte Invite
• Women’s Soccer Drops 2-1 Decision to Western Carolina in Double Overtime
• Shoestring Players To Perform William Shakespeare‘s “Twelfth Night”
• Auction For A Cause, Oct. 7
• New Issue of Spartan Buzz is Live
• Call for artists: Applications now being accepted in Upstate Book Project
• “Model Citizen: Upgrade U” Fashion Show Casting Calls, Oct. 5
• Rocktoberfest planned for October 6
• Upstate Volleyball to Paint the Hodge Pink for Spike-Out Cancer Match
• Women’s Soccer Drops Road Tilt at Belmont, 1-0
• Spartans Open A-Sun Play With 3-1 Win Over Lipscomb
• Tangwar Sets Upstate Women’s Record, Men’s Team Earns Sixth-Place at Charlotte Invite
• Sculpture dedicated in honor of Roger Milliken
• “Kristen Anderson: Life, In Spite of Me: Extraordinary Hope After a Fatal Choice,” Oct. 4
• Gallery exhibitions offered through October
• Vote for the 2012 Springfest Artist
• Poker Run Benefit Ride for USC Upstate Veterans Scholarship Fund and Toys For Tots, Oct. 22
• M. Sarver Published in Probation Journal
• Terriers and Mountaineers square off Saturday afternoon!
• Spartan Cross Country Teams Seek Fast Times at Charlotte Invitational
• Spartans Open A-Sun Play This Weekend Against Lipscomb, Belmont
• Spartans Set for ITA All-American Championships
• Women’s Soccer Set for Music City Tour
• Wofford Volleyball Sweeps Converse 3-0
• Wofford Volleyball Sweeps Converse 3-0
• Upstate Athletics Announces “Stories with the Spartans” Reading Program
• October Wofford Events
• Dowell To Retire As Senior Vice Chancellor At USC Upstate
• McCoy Scores First Goal of the Season but Spartans Fall to No. 23 Furman
• ‘Memoirs of a Geisha’ author Arthur Golden to speak tonight at 7
• Homecoming 2012 Theme: Four Finalists Selected
• Lambda Pi Eta Honor Society Meeting
• Men’s Tennis Runs the Table at GWU Fall Invitational
• Upstate Volleyball Set for Mid-Week Match and Weekend Pair
• Spartans Begin Busy Week Tuesday at Furman
• Women’s Soccer Falls to Davidson, 3-1, Sunday Afternoon
• What Muslim Women Want
• Garner’s Game-Winner Propels Upstate Past VMI
• Football Wins 38-23 Over Samford
• Terriers Fall Short Against Wildcats in Five Sets
• Terriers Fall Short Against Wildcats in Five Sets
• Men's Soccer Falls to College of Charleston in SoCon Opener
• Men's Soccer Falls to College of Charleston in SoCon Opener
• Women's Soccer Claims 2-1 Victory over Georgia Southern Friday Evening in SoCon Opener
• Authors@Upstate Welcomes Gap Creek Author Robert Morgan
• Upstate Drops A-Sun Opener at ETSU
• Rain Alters GWU Fall Invitational Schedule
• Terriers Drop SoCon Opener 3-1 to Eagles
• Are you feeling blue? Is a friend having a hard time?
• 2011 Open Enrollment Benefits Meeting
• Friday's Women's Soccer Contest vs. Georgia Southern Moved to 6:00 p.m. Start Time
• Men’s Tennis Set for Gardner-Webb Fall Invitational
• ASun.TV and NeuLion Launch New ASun.TV Video Portal
• Akkermann Named Series Editor For Scarecrow Press Music Project
• State Superintendent of Education To Speak At USC Upstate
• Wofford football welcomes hundreds of area youth for Saturday's home opener
• Wofford public address announcer Bill Drake announces retirement
• Fall 2011 Education Recruitment and Forum Scheduled for Oct. 5
• Peterkin Award Winner to Give Reading, Book Signing
• Sang Snags A-Sun Weekly Accolade
• Upstate Heads up the Mountain for Conference Opener
• Goins Named A-Sun Golfer of the Week
• Men’s Soccer Falls 1-0 to #4 North Carolina Tuesday Evening
• USC Upstate College Democrats To Hold Meeting Sept. 27
• Gus Hauser Joins Men’s Basketball Coaching Staff
• USC Upstate Offers 11 Foreign Languages in Evening Classes
• IMPACT Presents a Paint Party, Sept. 24
• Lewis Finishes 15th at Great Smokies Intercollegiate
• Share Our Strength founder, director to speak at Thursday
• Center for Teaching Excellence Presents Teaching Excellence Workshops 2011
• Center for Teaching Excellence Presents “21st Century Teaching for 21st Century Learners”
• Women’s Tennis Has Strong Showing at USC Upstate Fall Classic
• Spartans Head Up the Mountains for great Smokies Intercollegiate
• Upstate Baseball Announces 2012 Slate
• Spartans Break School Record at Great Smokies Intercollegiate
• Wofford Rifle Opens 2011-12 Season
• Upstate Drops Tilt at Presbyterian College
• King Reigns Supreme in Upstate Win Over VMI
• Upstate Tennis Teams Wrap-up 2011 Fall Classic
• Spartans Host VMI Sunday at Noon
• Co-Champs Terriers Fall to Gardner-Webb on Day Two of Spartan Classic
• Williams Sets Women’s 5k School Record at Winthrop Cross Country Invite
• Spartans, Goins Win Tournament Championship at Rutgers Invitational
• Rojas Rolls into Semifinals at Upstate Fall Classic
• Blanco Brothers Set for Sunday Showdown
• Spartan Volleyball Downs Western Carolina, 3-0
• Sang Claims Clemson Invitational Title in 6K
• Men’s Soccer Battles Houston Baptist To 1-1 Tie Friday Evening
• Women’s Tennis Has Strong Showing In Opening Day of USC Upstate Fall Classic
• Woodlee Sparks Wofford to Two Wins on Day One of the Spartan Classic
• Auction For A Cause to Benefit The Children Shelter of the Upstate, Oct. 7
• Converse Opens Tutoring Center to Serve Greater Spartanburg Community
• Young Elected Chairman Of Spartanburg County Commission for Higher Education
• Women’s Soccer Falls on the Road at Georgia Southern
• Spartans Tied for the Lead at Rutgers Invitational
• Men’s Tennis Wraps-up Day One of Upstate Fall Classic
• Rojas Advances to Semifinals at Upstate Fall Classic
• Upstate Opens 2011-12 Season at Rutgers Invitational
• Gamecocks v. Citadel Tickets On Sale
• Paint Our Town Pink: SDA Presents a Fashion Show for a Cause
• Sarvers’ Paper Accepted for Presentation at Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences
• Round up the kids! Youth Week at Wofford kicks off Tuesday
• Men’s Basketball Set for Primetime Pair
• Women’s Tennis to Open 2011 Fall Slate Friday
• Men’s Tennis Set for USC Upstate Fall Classic
• Spartan Volleyball Set to Host Weekend Tournament
• Converse "Thinks Pink" for Opening Convocation 2011
• The International Club Presents Movie Screening of “Beautiful,” Sept. 14
• Professional Development Opportunity: Spartanburg Writing Project Fall Renewal 2011
• Summer Sociology Program in Landau, Germany
• Exchange Students at USC Upstate from Koblenz-Landau
• Homecoming 2012 Needs a Theme!
• Mark Prosser Named Head Coach At Brevard College
• Phil Disher Named Head Coach of the Forest City Owls
• Converse Recognizes Kathy Dunleavy with Mary Mildred Sullivan Award
• Ex-Harrison player Hart excited by D1 coaching opportunity
• Spartans Set to Face Eagles, Blue Hose
• Upstate’s Got Talent Show, Sept. 21
• International Day of Peace Symposium to Be Held on September 21
• Film Screening: “Inside Islam: What do Muslims really think?”, Sept. 19
• Terriers Use Team Effort to Sweep Aggies, 3-0
• Terriers Use Team Effort to Sweep Aggies, 3-0
• Funeral services set for Randall Heffron
• Taylor Earns Co-Champion at Terrier Intercollegiate
• Future Filmmakers Club Presents “Superbad,” Sept. 27
• Emily Bougas Named SoCon Women’s Soccer Co-Player of the Week
• Wofford ranked among best liberal arts colleges
• Wofford student-athletes to participate in Reading Week across Spartanburg
• Lowe Paces Spartans in FInal Round of Terrier Intercollegiate
• Constitution Day to be observed at Wofford Tuesday
• Michel Chikwanine “From Child Soldier to Child Advocate: The Journey to Hope”
• USC Upstate Hosts Second Annual Constitution Day: Dr. C. Bradley Thompson Is Featured Speaker
• Taylor Shoots Career Low and Sits Atop Terrier Intercollegiate Leaderboard
• Wofford mourns loss of student Randall Heffron
• Upstate Opens Women's Golf Season at Wofford Invitational
• Lewis Leads Spartans at Wofford Invitational
• Candy Anyone?!
• Men’s Soccer Falls to UNC Wilmington, 2-0, Sunday Afternoon
• Women's Soccer Tops Francis Marion, 1-0, Sunday Afternoon
• GWU Upends Upstate at Coastal Carolina Classic
• Calmeyn Swats Hornets, Records Hat Trick
• Terriers Cross Country Complete Charlotte Duals
• Terriers Finish 1-1 on Day Two of Clarion Invitational and Tie School Record
• Football Falls 35-27 At Clemson
• Football Falls 35-27 At Clemson
• Men’s Tennis Student-Athlete Randall Heffron Passes Away
• Men’s Soccer Falls to Campbell 1-0 Friday Afternoon
• Men’s Soccer Falls to Campbell 1-0 Friday Afternoon
• Wofford Volleyball Sweeps Savannah State on Day One of Clarion Invitational
• Wofford Volleyball Sweeps Savannah State on Day One of Clarion Invitational
• Career Night By Bougas Leads Terriers To 7-0 Win Over Alabama State Friday Evening
• Career Night By Bougas Leads Terriers To 7-0 Win Over Alabama State Friday Evening
• Questioning god or organized religion?
• HAA and Student Life Sponsor Latin Fest 2011, Sept. 15
• Faculty Focus Web Site Highlights USC Upstate Faculty Members Research And Scholarly Initiatives
• Sign Up Today for Upstate’s Got Talent! Deadline is Sept. 9
• Concert of Remembrance by Spartanburg Philharmonic Orchestra, Spartanburg Festival Chorus
• ETV Upstate Launches Web Feature, “Eyewitness to 9/11: An Upstate Story”
• Harley Golf Classic Set for Oct. 20
• No. 16 VCU Downs Upstate in Coastal Carolina Classic
• Upstate Volleyball Cut Down by Lumberjacks, 3-1
• Spartans Face Stiff Competition in Coastal Carolina Classic
• Eagles’ Second Half Surge Dooms Spartans
• Wofford scholar, professors, others to speak at TEDxSpartanburg
• Sept. 11 Candlelight Vigil in Arboretum Amphitheatre
• US Army ROTC Hot Rod Show Car on Display, Sept. 13
• 9/11 Commemorative Concert
• Spartan Volleyball Flies to Air Force Falcon Invitational
• Wofford football visits Clemson; Women's Soccer hosts pair of matches this weekend
• Wofford football visits Clemson; Women's Soccer hosts pair of matches this weekend
• Donate Today - we pick up
• Women’s Soccer Continues Big South Tour
• Spartans Sweep Season’s First A-Sun Cross Country Weekly Honors
• Spartanburg colleges to converge downtown for College Fest 2011
• Andy Grammer to Headline FREE College Fest Event in Downtown Spartanburg
• Wofford Women’s Basketball Releases 2011-2012 Schedule
• Church Youth GameDay at Wofford set for Oct. 1
• Largest class includes interesting students
• Scioneaux Named SoCon Defensive Player of the Week
• Upstate Plays Host to Southern Wesleyan Monday Night
• Upstate, Hoop Upend Southern Wesleyan
• Women’s Soccer Downs UNC Asheville, 5-0, Sunday Afternoon
• Women’s Soccer Downs UNC Asheville, 5-0, Sunday Afternoon
• Upstate Downed by Charleston Southern at Citadel/Nike Soccer Classic
• Men’s Soccer Falls To Winthrop, 3-2, In Double Overtime
• Football Opens Season With 35-28 Win At Presbyterian
• Football Opens Season With 35-28 Win At Presbyterian
• Wofford Volleyball Splits Matches at S.C. Tournament
• Wofford Volleyball Splits Matches at S.C. Tournament
• Upstate Hosts High School Eye Opener Invitational
• Spartans Split Pair at Radford Tourney as Sanders Snags All-Tournaments Honors
• Terriers Complete Eye Opener Meet to Start 2011 Season
• Terriers open football Saturday
• Upstate Continues Rivalry Week Against PC Friday
• Spartans Blanked by Bulldogs at Citadel/Nike Soccer Classic
• Hoop Leads Upstate Over Presbyterian
• Women’s Soccer Downs Presbyterian College, 4-0, Thursday Evening
• Andy Grammer to Headline College Fest 2011
• Randi Hunton (’11) to Continue Sociology Studies at University of London
• Fellowship of Christian Athletes To Meet Thursdays, Starting Sept. 1
• Paige Interviewed for Story on Chicago’s NPR Affiliate Station
• Ken Medema to Perform Benefit Concert for The Carpenter’s Table
• Terriers Take 2-1 Win over Gardner-Webb To Open Big South/SoCon Challenge
• Wofford Announces 2011 Hall of Fame Class
• USC Upstate Volleyball Heads to Radford for Weekend Tourney
• Upstate Golf Teams Set Fall Schedules
• Cross Country Laces-Up 11 Newcomers in Time for Eye Opener
• Wofford to offer child/parent introductory Chinese
• Wofford football opens 2011 season Saturday
• Women’s Soccer Set for Citadel/Nike Soccer Classic
• Converse Ranks Highest Among S.C. Master’s Universities for Research, Service and Social Mobility
• Woodlee Notches Twelve Kills as Terriers Topple Bucs, 3-0
• December Graduation Information Fair, October 25 – 27
• GRE Test Prep Workshops Planned for Fall Semester
• Teen Health Fair, September 10
• September Events at Wofford
• Wofford to host S.C. premiere of Sandburg documentary
• Bobby Davis Signs Professional Contract with BC Prievidza
• Church Returns to Upstate as Assistant Women's Golf Coach
• Men’s Soccer Opens 2011 Season With 2-1 Win over USC Upstate
• Men’s Soccer Opens 2011 Season With 2-1 Win over USC Upstate
• Free Bowling at Paradise Lanes!
• Lunch and Learn: Magellan Scholars Workshop, Sept. 23
• Wofford to welcome largest first-year class of 450
• College of Arts & Sciences To Host An Evening of Great Conversations
• Men’s Basketball Lends a Helping Hand
• Upstate Falls to Wofford in Rivalry Matchup
• Upstate Marketing Announces New Rewards Program
• Upstate Opens Season Against Cross-Town Rival Wofford
• Spartans, Patriots Battle to 1-1 Draw
• Terriers Finish SIUE Tournament 3-1 After Splitting Two Matches Saturday
• Sanders Earns All-Tournament Nods After Upstate Drops Two at Marriott Cavalier Classic
• Terriers Claim 3-0 Win Over USC Upstate Friday Evening
• Men’s Soccer Wraps Up Exhibition Play With 2-0 Win Over Queens
• Tesh Appointed Education Director For The South Carolina Health Information Management Association
• Converse Welcomes Largest Class of First-Year Students in More than a Decade
• Gamecock tickets on sale now
• Dorsey Sets School Record as Terriers Sweep Opening Day Matches
• Akkerman conducts sabbatical-related research in NYC
• Vote for your Top Football Moment through Monday!
• Unlucky Breaks Doom Spartans in Loss to Wofford
• USC Upstate Upends Western Carolina at Marriott Cavalier Classic
• College Fest 2011, Sept. 8
• USC Upstate Hosts Second Annual Constitution Day: Dr. C. Bradley Thompson Is Featured Speaker
• USC Upstate Expands Offerings Of Theatre Opportunities For Elementary And Middle School Students
• Weekly Wofford Football Radio Show Returns on Monday
• Wofford Volleyball Set to Open the 2011 Season
• Wofford Volleyball Set to Open the 2011 Season
• USC Upstate Volleyball Set to Open Season at Virginia
• Football Completes Fall Camp With Scrimmage
• Football Completes Fall Camp With Scrimmage
• Back to School for Spartanburg - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Spartans Set for a Weekend Pair
• Cameron Nix Joins Tennis Coaching Staff
• Upstate Women’s Basketball Launches Semester-long Service Project
• Spartans, Bulldogs Play to 1-1 Tie
• Spartans Close Out Preseason with Scrimmage Against Gardner-Webb
• Men’s Soccer Claims 1-0 Win Over Presbyterian College in Exhibition Play
• High Heel Hundred to Shine Spotlight on Women's Equity
• Campus Rec and Jitsu Club To Perform Demonstration
• Terrier Tales Reading Program Kick-off Party Tuesday night
• Terriers In The Pros
• Payne Unable to Play, Lightning Bounced from SBL Playoffs
• Upstate Men’s Cross Country Clears Community Trails
• Football Completes Second Scrimmage
• Premier Fair Blood Drive
• SCC Students to Benefit from Midlands Tech Partnership in NSF Grant for Nuclear Training
• Women's Soccer Opens Season With 2-1 Victory Over ETSU
• Authors@Upstate Welcomes Wayne Robbins
• CLC Dining Hall Announces Specials
• Regional Center for Nuclear Education and Training Has Been Awarded $3.1 Million to Help Meet Demand for Skilled Nuclear Technicians
• Summer Baseball Recap
• Goins Finishes 25th at Prestigious Cardinal Amateur
• The Role of Higher Education in Job Growth and Development
• Vince Connors Published in Journal of Parasitology
• Football Continues Preparations
• TEDxSpartanburg Scheduled for Sept. 10
• Autographs, game worn jerseys and family fun at Terrier Fan Fest this Saturday
• Russell C. King Obituary
• Upstate Women’s Cross Country Dishes out “Soup”er Service
• Upstate Announces 2012 Softball Schedule
• Spartans Claim 5-1 Scrimmage Win Over SMC
• Chancellor Moore To Participate In U.S. House Subcommittee Field Hearing On Higher Education And Job Growth Initiatives
• IT Welcomes New Staff
• Obituary: Russell C. King Jr. '56
• Upstate Men's Soccer Kicks Off Season Against SMC
• Calmeyn’s Hat Trick Leads Spartans Past Pioneers
• Top Three Transitional Moments: Volleyball
• Counseling Services Housing Information Table
• SoCon Announces Agreement With ESPN3.com
• Terriers In The Pros
• Southern Conference Announces Academic Honor Roll
• Stephens Steps Down as Head Coach of Upstate Cross Country/Track & Field
• Women’s Soccer Begins 2011 Season on Tuesday
• Top Three Transitional Moments: Men’s & Women’s Track & Field
• Men's Soccer to Begin Preseason Training
• Football Completes First Two-a-Day and Scrimmage
• Opening Week Dining Schedule Aug. 14 – 17
• Football Puts On Full Pads
• NCAA Grants USC Upstate Full Division I Certification
• Wofford Announces 2011-12 Men’s Basketball Schedule
• NCAA Grants USC Upstate Full Division I Certification
• Top Three Transitional Moments: Men’s & Women’s Tennis
• Shoestring Players Hold Auditions For “Twelfth Night”
• Awake With Drake to Feature Chancellor Moore
• Wofford Names Bomar Cross Country/Track and Field Head Coach
• Wofford To Retire Jersey #51 of Jerry Richardson
• Robinson Leads Team North Florida to ASA Gold National Championship
• Top Three Transitional Moments: Softball
• Art Exhibition Explores Cultural Curiosities of Iconic Suburban Life
• Football Hits Practice Field For Third Day
• Rock The Block!
• Get your new parking decals!
• Shoestring Players Offers Bittersweet Comedy With Production Of “Vanities”
• Top Three Transitional Moments: Women’s Soccer
• Kente’ Hart Joins Men’s Basketball Staff
• Atlantic Sun Releases 2011 Preseason Cross Country Polls
• Pieced Together: Tom Dimond and Terry Jarrard-Dimond to Exhibit Works at USC Upstate
• Upstate Announces Volleyball Tournament Sponsorship and Schedule
• Men’s and Women’s Tennis Announces 2011-12 Schedules
• Preseason Q&A with Head Coach Renee Lopez
• Top Three Transitional Moments: Men’s Soccer
• 2011 USC Upstate Fall Preview
• Football Opens 2011 Practice
• Make your voice heard! Name the "Top Moment" in Wofford football history
• Liput, Sobotka Enjoy a Summer of Success on the Diamond
• Top Three Transitional Moments: Men’s & Women’s Golf
• Forbes.com Names Converse Among Top 20% in Nation
• Terrier Duo Completes Women’s Collegiate Team Championship in 29th
• Ashley Kirk Joins Women’s Soccer Coaching Staff
• Dickson Second at SCGA Amateur Championship
• Top Three Transitional Moments: Men’s & Women’s Cross Country
• Wofford ranked among top 75 colleges on Forbes’ ‘America’s Best Colleges’
• Joel Tyson Joins Men’s Soccer Coaching Staff
• BMW to Create 100 Jobs, Scholarship Program
• Terriers Earn GCAA 2011 All-Academic Teams
• Piedmont Interstate Fair 2011
• Top Three Transitional Moments: Women’s Basketball
• Upward Bound Students Bridge the Gap
• Tuition and Fees are Due by 5:00 PM on August 15
• Spartan Men's Soccer Picked 9th in A-Sun Preseason Coaches Poll
• Five Spartans Set for 80th S.C. Amateur Championship
• Men’s Basketball Releases 2011-12 Schedule
• Dusty Blake Joins Baseball Coaching Staff
• Top Three Transitional Moments: Men’s Basketball
• Nursing Faculty Receive Awards Based On Outstanding Research And Merit
• Wofford featured in The Princeton Review’s ‘Best 376 Colleges’
• Tennessee News Outlet Reports: "Women Rule at Converse"
• A-Sun Releases 2011 Volleyball Preseason Poll
• Top Three Transitional Moments: Baseball
• NFL commissioner Goodell to conduct fan forum Wednesday at Panthers Wofford College training camp
• Goodell to Conduct Wednesday Fan Forum at Panthers Wofford College Training Camp
• The Butt Stops Here: Enforcement Begins on Tobacco-Free Policy
• Football Reports On Sunday
• A-Sun Announces Preseason Women’s Soccer Coaches’ Poll
• Spartan Summer Baseball Update – August 1
• Upstate Women’s Basketball Releases 2011-12 Schedule
• Timken Foundation Grant Will be Used to Purchase Robotics Kits
• Dickson Featured on GoUpstate.com
• ‘Back to Football’ Party, Mayor’s Ball Run Saturday celebrate Panthers’ return
• SCC Receives $100,000 Grant from The Timken Foundation for New LEGO Robotics Program
• Wofford Baseball Announces Signings
• Church Youth GameDay set for October 1 at Wofford
• Unemployed Can Recieve Free Job Training From SCC
• 2011-2012 Moseley Series Brings World-Renowned Musicians to Converse
• Four elected to Wofford College Board of Trustees
• Carolina Panthers Announce Training Camp Schedule
• Pauly Joins Upstate Softball Staff as Volunteer Assistant
• The Butterfly Foundation Culinary Training Program in Spartanburg Now Serves as a Feeder School into SCC
• Learn about SCC and Workforce Investment Board Scholarship Opportunties at "Discover SCC" July 28
• Pat Illig Agrees With Detroit Lions
• Tommy Irvin Agrees With Arizona Cardinals
• Wofford Football Picked Third in SoCon Media Poll
• Upstate Announces 2011 Volleyball Schedule
• Breitenstein and Pall Named SoCon Preseason Players of the Year
• Wofford named a ‘2011 Great College to Work For’
• Spartan Summer Baseball Update – July 25
• Former Spartan Luke Payne Leads Lakeside to SBL Regular Season Crown
• Kids Get to Explore at Converse's Weeklong Athena Institute
• Wofford announces return of Youth Football Night Sept. 24
• Terriers Receive Football Preseason Accolades
• Spartan Volleyball Earns AVCA Academic Award
• Katie Poindexter Receives Alpha Sigma Lambda National Scholarship
• Myers To Serve As Project Scholar For “Let’s Talk About It: Making Sense of the American Civil War”
• Whitehead Earns Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholar
• Joey Francis Wins ITA/USTWA Writing Contest
• SCC & Wofford College Partnership Gives Massage Therapy Students Hands-On Experience & Helps Student Athletes
• July 20 Summer Baseball Update
• Spartanburg Researcher Works on Soldiers’ Stories
• Ameet Pall Named To Buchanan Award Watch List
• Spartan Summer Baseball Update – July 18
• The Upstate Workforce Investment Board Offers Job Training Scholarships at SCC
• Online Degrees, Certificates and Course Information to be Featured at Upcoming "Discover SCC" July 21
• Office of Employee Relations and Equal Opportunity Posts Summer Newsletter
• ReGenesis to Sponsor Back To School Health Fair July 30 in Gaffney
• ReGenesis Health Care To Sponsor Back To School Health Fair July 23 at Barnet Park
• Dickson 4th at Carolinas Amateur Championship
• Ebenhag, Pleier Earn NGCA All-American Scholar Honors
• Carolina Collegiate’s eNewsletter is Online!
• Students Named To Dean’s List At USC Upstate
• Students Named To Chancellor’s List At USC Upstate
• Upstate Tennis Adds Six Players
• Pleier Wins Coca-Cola Spartanburg County Women's Amateur Title
• Graphic Design, Industrial and Engineering Technologies to be Featured at July 14 "Discover SCC"
• Eric Breitenstein on 2011 Walter Payton Award Watch List
• SoCon Announces Football Television Schedule
• SoCon Announces Football Television Schedule
• Spartan Summer Baseball Update – July 11
• Converse Adds Golf Program, Hires Former LPGA Pro as Coach
• USC Upstate Cleared for Active D-I Status
• Need ID?
• Cappio and Wash Take New Appointments At USC Upstate
• Upstate Announces McWilliams, Poppie as Assistant Women's Basketball Coaches
• Spartan Summer Baseball Update – Independence Day Edition
• iRecycle Half Marathon and 5K Race Scheduled for Oct. 8
• Summer Baseball Update
• Summer Baseball Update
• Palladino plans to attend Upstate, passes on MLB
• Transition Complete: Upstate Athletics Now Fully Eligible
• Tuition Rates Set For 2011-2012 Academic Year
• Two USC Upstate Upward Bound Students Gain Career Experience at Regional Math/Science Summer Camp
• Ridgill Joins Women’s Basketball Staff
• Former Spartan Rory Scovel Appears on Conan
• SCC’s June 30th “Discover SCC” Information Session Features Saving Tuition Dollars & Transfer Options
• University Awards New Drink Contract to Coke
• Arthritis Water Exercise Classes Start July 5
• Fireworks to Light Up the Sky at Independence Day Celebration Red White & Boom
• Family Fund “Nascart” Update
• Noah Dahlman To Play In Macedonia
• Cameron Rundles Signs With Professional Team
• Baseball Announces Hiring of Jason Burke
• Three alumni selected for Liberty Fellowship
• Spartan Summer Baseball Update – June 27
• Former Spartan Bradley Blanks Signed by Milwaukee Brewers
• Sparty’s Kids Camp at USC Upstate Offers Incredible Recreational Opportunities
• How Healthy Is Our Community?
• SCC Announces Spring 2011 Deans’ List
• Upstate Places 133 on A-Sun All-Academic Team in 2010-11
• SoCon Announces Spring Academic All-Conference Teams
• Upstate Students Take On High Speeds Behind The Wheel At BMW
• Former Northwestern player breaks season hits record at USC Upstate
• SCC To Host “Discover SCC” Summer Information Sessions from June 23 - August 11
• Wofford football tops SoCon for Academic Progress Rate Award
• USC Upstate Theatre Students To Perform This Summer At The Rose Theatre
• Childers Earns First Professional Win with Racers
• Wofford announces Spring '11 Dean's List
• Wofford Football Earns APR Recognition From FCSADA
• Childers Notches First Professional Win with Racers
• Ice Cream Sunday Concert Series
• Wofford’s Joye Wins South Carolina Match Play Championship
• Spartan Summer Baseball Update – June 20
• Goins Finishes Second at S.C. Amateur Match Play Championship
• Goins Rallies to Advance to S.C. Amateur Championship Match
• Terriers Release 2011 Cross Country Schedule
• Goins, Dickson Advance to Quarterfinals of the S.C. Match Play Championship
• Jamar Diggs Works Out For Timberwolves
• Jamar Diggs Works Out For Timberwolves
• Converse Taps Leader to Expand Engagement and Investment in College
• Three Spartans Advance at S.C. Amateur Match Play Championship
• Blood Drive Scheduled for June 20
• Historic Medical Society Papers Donated to USC Upstate Library Archives of the Upstate
• Seven Spartans Among Top 29 At S.C. Amateur Match Play Championship
• Upstate Soccer Programs Join Forces with AYSO Region 722
• Flynn Published in Crime, Law and Social Change Journal
• Barry Slagle named head men's soccer coach at Newberry College
• Football season tickets now on-sale!
• Ice Cream Sunday Concert Series
• Spartan Summer Baseball Update – June 13
• Milliken/Wofford Summer Leadership Institute makes impact
• High School Seniors to Attend BMW Manufacturing Summer Camp at USC Upstate’s Business School
• Volleyball Releases 2011 Season Schedule
• Anatomy of a Record: Green’s 95 Base Knocks
• Carolina Collegiate’s June Newsletter Available Online
• Prince Receives Calder D. Ehrmann Outstanding Individual Award
• Caster Publishes Fathers, Preachers, Rebels, Men: Black Masculinity in U.S. History and Literature, 1820-1945
• Football Adds ShaDon Brown To Coaching Staff
• Women’s Soccer Announces 2011 Schedule
• Baseball Raids Sunshine State to Round Out Recruiting Class
• John Cornely Drafted In 15th Round By Atlanta
• John Cornely Drafted In 15th Round By Atlanta
• SCC Announces Faculty & Staff of the Year Award Recipients
• Upstate Signee Palladino Taken in 13th Round of MLB Draft by Dodgers
• Ice Cream Sunday Concert Series
• Men’s Soccer Announces 2011 Schedule
• Carr to Join Women’s Soccer Program
• Spartan Summer Baseball Update – June 6
• Sill Claims Second at SCGA Four Ball Championship
• SCC Works with National Partners to Develop Global Automotive Manufacturing Education Standards
• Discrimination or Harassment Complaints or Concerns
• Movies in the Park
• 19 High School Students Graduate USC Upstate’s Scholars Academy: Earn College Credits at University Level
• Greenville Chamber’s Leadership Greenville Program Names Judith Prince as Distinguished Alumni Award Winner
• Free HIV Testing for National HIV Testing Day: Take The Test, Take Control
• SoCon Announces Coleman Lew Leadership Award Winners
• SoCon Announces Coleman Lew Leadership Award Winners
• Women’s Soccer Releases 2011 Schedule
• SCC to Host Open House Drop-In June 14
• New Converse-Vanderbilt Partnership Leads to Advanced Nursing Degree
• SoCon Announces 2011 Distinguished Service Award Winners
• Klebanow Named Women’s Soccer Assistant Coach
• Robert Morgan headlines Hub City Writing conference
• Incoming Men’s Soccer Players Earn Post-Season Honors
• First Scholars Academy Graduates Lead Way
• Gibbs Cancer Center Gains All-Conference “Sixth Man” in Upstate Spartans
• Gibbs Cancer Center Gains All-Conference “Sixth Man” in Upstate Spartans
• Spartanburg Garden Club Council Garden Tour & Flower Show To Benefit Campus Arboretum
• Professor Grady to Speak at History Hub
• 2011 Wofford College graduates
• Wofford Posts Strong APR Scores From NCAA
• Green Named First-Team All-Conference
• SCC's Health & Human Services Programs Earn 100 Percent Pass Rate on State & National Boards Exams
• Syp and Shag: Spartanburg Young Professionals Host June 18 Fundraiser
• Mac Doyle Named Second Team All-SoCon
• Mac Doyle Named Second Team All-SoCon
• 2011 Wofford Commencement
• 2011 Wofford Commencement
• Wofford College confers degrees to 340 graduates
• Baseball Drops Doubleheader To UNC Greensboro
• Brazeal Completes NCAA Regional at Virginia Tech
• Baseball Falls 3-0 To UNC Greensboro
• Baseball Falls 3-0 To UNC Greensboro
• Wofford receives national recognition for community service
• SCC To Host Job Fair to Recruit Part-Time Faculty Members
• Spartans down Campbell, 5-1, in Season Finale
• Converse Receives National Recognition for Community Service
• Two Wofford students receive Fulbright Assistantships
• Brazeal Shoots 78 on Day One of NCAA Regional
• Brazeal Shoots 78 on Day One of NCAA Regional
• Childers Earns Louisville Slugger NFCA All-Region Honors
• Bumgardner’s 3-for-5 Effort Leads Spartans to Doubleheader Split
• The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi At USC Upstate Inducts 75
• Closing Time: Spartans Set for Season Finale at Campbell
• Hightower To Accept Mac Arthur Goodwin Award
• Ice Cream Sunday Concert Series
• Visual Arts Newsletter Available Online
• Five Wofford College Teams Earn NCAA APR Accolades
• USC Upstate’s Commercial Music Group Wins Battle of the Bands
• Class of 2011 Ready to "Live Life at an 11"
• Goodall Center receives Historic Preservation Award
• Terrier baseball to battle for SoCon Tourney berth at home this weekend
• Fisher DeBerry Elected To College Football Hall of Fame
• Wofford to hold 158th Commencement Sunday
• Brazeal Excited for Spot in NCAA Regional Golf Tournament
• Baseball Falls 5-1 At Samford
• Baseball Drops Doubleheader to Mercer
• Baseball Takes 2-1 Win At Samford
• Green Becomes Upstate’s New Single-Season Hits Leader
• Baseball Drops 7-1 Decision At Samford
• Sarvers publish in Southwest Journal of Criminal Justice
• Spartans Set for Final Home Series of 2011
• Volleyball Adds Four For 2011 Season
• Spartans Suffer Pair of 1-Run Losses, Eliminated from A-Sun Tournament
• USC Upstate Set To Host and Open Play in A-Sun Softball Championship
• Quevedo's Blast Decisive as Upstate Outlasts Kennesaw State
• Weber Ties School Record as Spartans down Bulldogs, 8-5
• Baseball Falls 12-7 At USC Upstate
• Baseball Falls 12-7 At USC Upstate
• Million-Selling Author Dorothea Benton Frank to Visit Converse
• Wofford to confer four honorary degrees at Commencement
• Nodine To Exhibit Encaustic Works at McDunn Gallery
• Wheelchair-Bound Grad Student to Teach Special Needs Children
• Upstate Set To Host and Open Play in A-Sun Softball Championship
• Five Spartans Earn A-Sun All-Conference Honors; Childers and Quevedo First Team All-Conference
• Men’s Golfer Brazeal Selected to Compete in NCAA Golf Championship
• Fulbright Awarded to Second Converse Student in Two Years
• Cash Collins Named SoCon Baseball Pitcher of the Week
• Lewis Named A-Sun Player of the Week
• Spartans to Face Wofford and The Citadel in Final Non-Conference Games of 2011
• Baseball Takes Series At Georgia Southern With 11-3 Win
• Baseball Takes Series At Georgia Southern With 11-3 Win
• Baseball Falls 12-4 At Georgia Southern
• Baseball Falls 12-4 At Georgia Southern
• Spartans Explode for 13 Runs and 20 Hits, Earn Doubleheader Split
• Baseball Wins 7-2 At Georgia Southern
• USC Upstate Commercial Music Group Performs at Plate Full of Blues 5th Cornbread & Collard Greens Blues Festival
• Baseball Falls to Kennesaw State in Series Opener
• Upstate Reaches 41 Wins With Sweep of ETSU
• Wofford holds Honors Convocation
• Amy Powers named Presidential International Scholar
• 3rd Annual Pops Concert 7 tonight at Pavilion
• Baseball Set for Weekend Series at Kennesaw State
• Upstate Closes Out Regular Season at ETSU Friday
• Childers Earns Capital One First Team Academic All-District Honors
• Baseball Falls 9-3 To #1 Ranked South Carolina
• USC Upstate Holds Induction Ceremony of Alpha Mu Gamma National Collegiate Foreign Language Honor Society
• Carolina Collegiate’s Newsletter Online
• Spinx Company Managers Earn Retail Management Certificates
• Dr. Thomas Moore Tapped To Be USC Upstate Chancellor
• New Chancellor to be Announced at Press Conference
• Green Picks up Career Hit Number 200, but Spartans Fall to Hokies
• New S.C. Secretary of Commerce to Speak at SCC Commencement
• 31 initiated into Phi Beta Kappa
• May 3 Graduation Scheduled for the Quad
• Converse Announces Swim Coaching Transition
• Kunkler Resigns as Valkyries Swim Coach, White Promoted to Head Coach
• Wofford baseball to host USC Wednesday; Important info for fans
• Spartans, Hokies Set for Midweek Clash
• Kickin’ It for Cancer a Huge Success
• Valkyries Host Annual Awards Banquet
• Tickets on Sale Now for USC Upstate vs. The Citadel at Fluor Field
• USC Upstate Theatre Students Prepare For London Voyage
• Upstate Student-Athletes Participate in Field Day 2011
• Tickets on Sale Now for Upstate vs. The Citadel at Fluor Field
• Men’s Soccer Signee Daniel Alvardo Named District Goalie of the Year
• Incoming Spartan Ty Greene Nets All-State Honors
• Watershed Ecology Center Offers “Going Green” Series to Community
• Baseball Drops Series Finale 7-5 To College of Charleston
• Baseball Drops Series Finale 7-5 To College of Charleston
• Baseball Defeated By College of Charleston
• Baseball Falls 8-5 To College of Charleston
• Graduation: Tickets Issued In Case of Inclement Weather
• Sarver Published In Law Enforcement Executive Forum
• Thursday Afternoon Acting Group Offers Performances Of “The Remus Tales”
• Men’s Basketball Adds Four Signees
• Spring Choral Concert tonight at 7
• Women’s Tennis Adds Two to the 2011-12 Roster
• Men’s Tennis Welcomes Two More to 2011-12 Roster
• Men’s Basketball Inks Three More for 2011-12
• Wofford baseball opens 4-game homestand
• Converse Alumna Named South Carolina Teacher of the Year
• USC Upstate’s Child Development Center Announces 35 Year Anniversary Celebration
• Upstate Athletics Launches 2011 A-Sun Softball Championship Webpage
• SCC Holds Historic Chartering Ceremony for New Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society
• Long and Gathers Sign With Valkyries Basketball
• Proclamation by Spartanburg Mayor Honors Administrative Workers
• President Dunlap interviewed for ‘Walter Edgar’s Journal’
• Wofford announces May events
• Professional Grounds Management Society Awards Student Scholarships
• USC Upstate Volleyball Team Visits Miracle League
• USC Upstate’s Business School Launches Investment Society
• Understanding the Employee Performance Management System (EPMS): An Overview for Staff Employees
• Stone Soup Storytelling Festival, April 29-30, Woodruff
• Wofford’s Pi Kappa Phi to hold events for PUSH America
• USC Upstate Holds Induction Ceremony For Alpha Sigma Lambda National Honor Society
• Baseball Downed At Western Carolina
• Five Terriers Earn All-Freshman Honors at the SoCon Championship Track and Field Meet
• Baseball Falls 11-0 At Western Carolina
• DeCecco’s Gem Leads Spartans to Saturday Split at The Citadel
• Spartans Sweep Campbell on Senior Day
• Spartans Host Campbell on Senior Day at Cyrill Stadium
• Baseball Wins 11-7 At Western Carolina
• USC Upstate Announces Upstate Direct Connect Partnership With Tri-County Technical College
• Wofford Football 101 Ladies Clinic set for April 28
• Spartans, Bulldogs Washed Out on Friday
• Spartans, Bulldogs Set for Two-Game Non-Conference Series
• Childers, Meissner Named Student-Athlete of the Year at Upstate Athletics Awards Banquet
• Calloway Receives American Red Cross Certificate of Merit
• SCC Receives Donation from AT&T for Downtown Campus
• Baseball Defeats UNC Asheville 9-6
• Men’s Tennis Knocked Out of the First Round by Davidson
• Wofford featured in 'Princeton Review's Guide to 311 Green Colleges'
• Appalachian State Dashes Conference Tournament Hopes in 4-3 Finish
• Terriers Head to Southern Conference Outdoor Track and Field Championship
• Presentation: Pond Maintenance and Riparian Buffers
• WritersInc Celebration at Hub City Bookstore
• Two Dumb Dogs Performance at HPAC
• Green’s Big Night Not Enough as Spartans Fall to Cougars
• Hopper Claims Top 10 Finish at A-Sun Championships
• Terriers Take Eighth at SoCon Championship: Rankin, Covar Earn All-SoCon Honors
• Calloway To Receive American Red Cross Certificate Of Merit For Saving Drowning Victim
• Men’s Golf Takes Sixth at SoCon Championship
• USC Upstate School of Education Presents A Night at the Circus
• Spartanburg Writing Project to Host Writing Workshop
• Southern Conference Tennis Tournament Preview
• Baseball Falls at North Carolina A&T
• Spartans Slip to Sixth at A-Sun Championships
• Theatre Converse Ends 2010-2011 Season with "Rabbit Hole"
• USC Upstate University Singers and Chamber Choir To Perform Free Concert
• Converse Celebrates “Year of I CAN,” Honors Roger Milliken on Founder’s Day
• Fellowship of Christian Athletes Offers “Ignite” and “Huddle” Services
• Childers Breaks A-Sun All-Time Wins Record as Spartans Sweep Mercer
• Spartans Set to Face Aggies, Cougars during Midweek Contests
• Hopper Takes Lead at A-Sun Championship, Spartans Second
• Baseball Sweeps Davidson With 2-1 Win
• Baseball Sweeps Davidson With 2-1 Win
• Bevilacqua Named to Lacrosse All-Conference Squad
• Weber Tallies Four RBI, but Spartans Fall at Lipscomb
• Spartans Begin Play at A-Sun Championship Monday
• Men’s Tennis Drops Match to Mountaineers on Senior Day, 5-2
• Baseball Downs Davidson 7-6 In Ten Innings
• Childers Leads Spartans to Win, Breaks A-Sun All-Time Wins Record
• A Rose in Full Boom: Spartans Split Twinbill at Lipscomb
• Baseball Wins 3-2 Over Davidson
• Baseball Wins 3-2 Over Davidson
• Men’s Tennis Drops Heartbreaker to Samford, 4-3
• Men’s Tennis Drops Heartbreaker to Samford, 4-3
• Business After Hours
• Quick, Sachse and University Communications Earn Awards
• Women’s Tennis Celebrates Senior Day
• Women’s Tennis Celebrates Senior Day
• Terriers Take Aim at Southern Conference Women’s Golf Championship
• Terriers Take Aim at Southern Conference Women’s Golf Championship
• Men’s Golf Set For SoCon Tournament
• Men’s Golf Set For SoCon Tournament
• Upstate Set for 2011 A-Sun Outdoor Track & Field Championships
• Spartans Drop One at Kennesaw State; Game Two Suspended
• Crawford Wins Pole Vault Championship at A-Sun Championships
• Terrier baseball and tennis host key SoCon matchups this weekend
• Women’s Soccer Finishes Spring Practice
• Upstate Heads to Peach State For Key A-Sun Games Against Owls, Bears
• Upstate, Lipscomb Set for Weekend Series
• SCC Partners with the JC Stroble Glaucoma Awareness Foundation to Host Disability & Health Awareness Fair
• Baseball Falls 4-0 To UNC Asheville
• Joye Tabbed Southern Conference Golfer of the Week
• Hall Leads Spartans as Upstate Completes Play at A-Sun Championships
• Baseball Falls on the Road at No. 25 Charlotte
• South Carolina Rallies for 4-3 Win over Upstate
• Valkyries Lose Final Game to No. 4 Limestone
• Women’s Tennis Falls Just Short Against Davidson, 4-3
• USC Upstate Plans For May Commencement
• Spartanburg area colleges to participate in annual service event
• NBC Learn with Blackboard – Let the world come alive in your classrooms!
• Spartanburg area colleges to participate in annual service event
• McCracken Junior High Students’ Art on Display in FOCUS Gallery; Opening Reception April 12
• Faculty and Staff Invited to May Day Picnic, May 4
• MFA Program to Host Writers Studio Workshop in June
• Men’s Soccer Wraps Up Spring Season
• Spartans Renew Rivalry with South Carolina Wednesday Night at Cyrill Stadium
• Spartans Move Up a Spot at Coca-Cola Wofford Invitational
• Spartans Drop Mid-Week Affair to ETSU
• Hall Continues to Lead Spartans at A-Sun Championship
• Spartan Quartet Earn A-Sun Honors
• Alumni Night at the Greenville Drive
• Terriers Go Low in Round Two of the 23rd Coca-Cola Wofford Invitational
• Terriers Go Low in Round Two of the 23rd Coca-Cola Wofford Invitational
• Dr. Erin Templeton Recognized for Excellence in Teaching
• Spartans Make Third Start in A-Sun Women's Golf Championship
• Baseball to Face ETSU, Charlotte during Midweek
• Goins 2-Under at Coca-Cola Wofford Invitational
• Hall Strong in Opening Round of A-Sun Championship
• Men’s Tennis Trumps Chattanooga, 6-1
• Men’s Tennis Trumps Chattanooga, 6-1
• Baseball Drops Series Finale 8-4 At Elon
• Baseball Drops Series Finale 8-4 At Elon
• Baseball Falls 1-0 In Second Game At Elon
• Baseball Falls 1-0 In Second Game At Elon
• Branham Shuts Down Silver Hawks in 2011 Debut
• Terriers Tune Up For SoCon Championship Meet with Duke Invitational
• 11 Valkyries Score in Win over Lees-McRae
• Baseball At Elon Suspended In Fifth Inning
• Men’s Tennis Drops Contest to Elon, 7-0
• Goins Leads Spartans at River Landing Intercollegiate
• Do the Roy: Richardson’s Blast Leads Upstate to Twinbill Split
• Childers Ties A-Sun All-Time Wins Record as Spartans Sweep Stetson
• Baseball Falls 4-3 In Twelve Innings At Elon
• Women’s Tennis Falls to Appalachian State, 6-1
• Women’s Tennis Falls to Appalachian State, 6-1
• Shoestring Players to Perform “Sweeney Todd”
• Graduation Severe Weather Policy/Tickets
• Salvation Army’s Toast of the Town To Honor Dr. Stockwell
• Terrier baseball tickets on-sale; USC to visit May 4
• Women’s Tennis Drops Finale at Campbell
• Spartans Drop Series Opener to Belmont
• Gions in Top 30 at River Landing Intercollegiate
• Spartans Top Camels, Finish 8-2 in League Play
• Phi Mu Wins “Be Great College Challenge”
• The April issue of Carolina Collegiate Federal Credit Union newsletter available online
• SoCon Announces Winter Academic All-Conference Teams
• SoCon Announces Winter Academic All-Conference Teams
• Upstate Celebrates National Student-Athlete Day
• Easter Egg Scramble
• Spartans Head to Furman Invitational on Saturday
• Upstate Heads to Florida for Battles with Florida Gulf Coast and Stetson
• Baseball to Host A-Sun Foe Belmont this Weekend
• FGCU Uses Solid Defense to Sweep Upstate
• Spartans Set for Back-to-Back Tournament Appearances
• SCC Receives Donation from Duke Energy for Student Scholarships
• Royals Lacrosse Rolls Past Converse
• ‘Middle East 2.0? Revolution, Youth and Social Media’
• Women’s Tennis to Close Out 2011 Campaign on Friday
• Men’s Tennis Set for Final Battle of 2011
• Perrish Goggins Named A-Sun Track and Field Athlete of the Week
• Spartans Strand 14 in Home Loss to Gardner-Webb
• Baseball Rally Falls Short In 7-5 Loss At Duke
• Men’s Tennis Loses Heated Battle to Furman, 4-3
• Lane honored by S.C. Independent Colleges, Universities
• Cuadrado Makes Lacrosse Academic All-Conference
• Rankin Paces Terriers With Third Place Finish at WGV Intercollegiate
• DeCecco Honored by CollegeBaseball360.com
• Final Round of Hall of Fame Classic Canceled
• Pitching Woes Doom Spartans in Loss at South Carolina
• Fellowship of Christian Athletes Offers “Ignite” and “Huddle” Services
• Mayer Named to Academic All-Conference Team
• J. Cole Will Be At Springfest!
• Commercial Music Group To Perform April 7
• Media Board Extends Deadline for The Carolinian Editor Position
• German Artist Bodo Berheide To Give Lecture at USC Upstate
• Spartans Take on Slammer & Squire Course at World Golf Hall of Fame
• DeCecco Pitches Way to A-Sun Honors
• Spartans Tackle Hall of Fame in HOF Classic
• Baseball to Face South Carolina, Gardner-Webb
• Seminar: Using LinkedIn to Get a Job
• May Day Picnic To Recognize Retirees, Service Award Recipients and Classified Employee of the Year
• UNCG Edges Out Women’s Tennis, 4-3
• UNCG Edges Out Women’s Tennis, 4-3
• Baseball Drops Series Finale to Appalachian State 6-2
• Baseball Drops Series Finale to Appalachian State 6-2
• Women’s Tennis Drops Match to Elon, 5-2
• Baseball Defeated 6-2 By Appalachian State
• Follow Wofford's Men's and Women's Track and Field Team Live at the Terrier Relays
• Follow Wofford's Men's and Women's Track and Field Team Live at the Terrier Relays
• Women’s Tennis Falls to Belmont in Home Finale
• Spartans Surge Past Bruins, 6-1, on Senior Day
• Baseball Drops Doubleheader, Series to No. 20 Stetson
• Jacksonville Sweeps Upstate to Stay Undefeated in A-Sun Play
• Spartans Break Seven School Records at Tiger Track Classic
• Watershed Ecology Center Offers “Going Green” Series to Community
• Upcoming Alumni Events
• Wofford announces April events
• Baseball Falls 3-1 At Appalachian State
• Douglas Jackson Receives Hearts And Hands Award
• Brock Adams, Jill Adams Win Hub City Writing Awards
• Former Spartan Matt Branham to Start Season with TinCaps
• Spartans Sweep UNF Behind Play of Childers, Harris
• No Foolin’ at Harley: Spartans Shutout No. 20 Stetson, 6-0
• Spartans Continue Early A-Sun Play Against UNF, Jacksonville
• Camberos Claims Singles Victory, but Spartans Fall to Lady Bisons
• Spartans down Bisons, Claim Fourth Straight A-Sun Match
• Wofford, Converse plan benefit concerts for Japan relief
• Converse, Wofford plan benefit concerts for Japan Relief
• Nursing Students Ask for Donations of Supplies for South Africa and Ecuador
• Art Therapy Faculty and Students Train Hospital Staff in Haiti
• Spring Break Mission Trip: Students Volunteer with Habitat for Humanity in Florida
• USC Upstate Names Five Finalists In Chancellor Search
• Track and Field hosts Terrier Relays this Saturday
• Baseball to Host Nationally-Ranked Stetson this Weekend
• Women’s Tennis Set to Wrap-up Home Slate this Weekend
• Spartans to Host Lipscomb, Belmont in Final Home Matches of 2011
• Spartans to Face Strong Competition at Tiger Track Classic
• Baseball Drops 4-0 Decision To Presbyterian College
• Students Named To Dean’s List At USC Upstate
• Students Named To Chancellor’s List At USC Upstate
• Wofford Set to Host Terrier Relays Saturday
• Converse Celebrates National Poetry Month with Award-Winning Poet Allison Joseph
• Cast Your Vote for SGA Executive Officers
• Men’s Tennis Schedule Change
• Upstate-South Carolina Softball Canceled
• Wednesday’s Contest between Upstate and Charlotte Rained Out
• Baseball Wins 15-11 At USC Upstate
• Men’s Tennis Holds On for a 4-3 Win Against Davidson
• Holocaust Film Series
• Spartans Renew Rivalry with South Carolina Wednesday
• Spartans Fall to Terriers in Marathon
• Soccer Signs Eleven for Fall 2011
• Fellowship of Christian Athletes Offers “Ignite” and “Huddle” Services
• Photographer Sheila Pree Bright to Lecture at USC Upstate
• Is This Book On A Nook?: Carson Delivers 40th Annual Lipsey Lecture at Miss. College
• Mac Doyle Named SoCon Baseball Player of the Week
• Spartans Set for Home Contests with Wofford and Charlotte
• Baseball Splits Doubleheader With The Citadel
• Dining Services: Fueled By Nature, Fresh For Life Health Fair
• Women’s Tennis Drops Contest to Samford, 7-0
• Men's Tennis Schedule Change
• Lipscomb Sweeps Upstate in A-Sun Softball Action
• Women’s Tennis Falls to Chattanooga, 6-1
• College of Charleston Hands Men’s Tennis a 7-0 Loss
• Harris Sets 10,000m Record in Rain Shortened Winthrop Asics Invitational
• Baseball Schedule Change
• Spartans Battle Strong Field, Conditions at Catamount Classic
• Spartans Down Eagles in Rubber Match, Claim Series, 2-1
• Spartans, Owls Washed Out, Match Rescheduled for Sunday
• Upstate-Lipscomb Softball Postponed
• Baseball Downs The Citadel 5-3
• Baseball Downs The Citadel 5-3
• Workers Compensation/Disability Workshop April 7
• Howard Finishes in Top Place In Landscaping Course
• Spartans Drop A-Sun Tilt at Mercer
• Spartans Run 5k at Raleigh Relays
• Upstate Opens A-Sun Play with Sweep of Belmont
• Hit Parade: Spartans Power Past Eagles, 12-5
• International Club Invites Campus To Food Show
• “Great Kids Deserve Great Books” Book Drop
• Spartans Secure First Ever Top 25 National Ranking
• Upstate Opens A-Sun Play This Weekend Against Belmont, Lipscomb
• Upstate Track & Field Ready for Busy Weekend
• Spartans Bound for Sunshine State
• Football Completes Spring Practices
• Football Completes Spring Practices
• Baseball Falls 6-4 At Presbyterian College
• Baseball Falls 6-4 At Presbyterian College
• Cobras Move Past Converse Tennis
• Peter Rogers Takes Second Place in National Competition
• Greeks: Wear Your Letters March 25
• SC Upstate Research Symposium Sparks Scholarly Collaborations Throughout the Upstate
• And the Nominees Are ……
• Schecter Earns Southern Conference Graduate Scholarship
• Schecter Earns Southern Conference Graduate Scholarship
• Attention NASCAR Fans!
• Upstate Magazine Now Online
• West Virginia Downs Upstate in Non-Conference Action
• Former Spartan Matt Branham Ranked as Top-30 Prospect in Padres Organization
• No. 25 Spartans Fall at No. 3 Georgia
• Spartans Fall at Furman, Split Season Series
• Upstate Announces Cheerleading Tryout Dates
• Furman Gives Women’s Tennis Their First Conference Loss
• Seminar: Using LinkedIn to Get a Job
• TEDx Coming to Spartanburg This Fall
• Bevilacqua Named Conference Carolinas Player of the Week
• Two Art Students Present Original Research Papers
• Southern Guards ROTC Battalion Asks For Your Support
• MoneyPlus Spending Account Deadline: March 31
• Shoestring Players To Perform “Sweeney Todd”
• Women’s Tennis Set for Trio of Matches this Week
• Spartans Set for Georgia Swing this Weekend
• Upstate Faces Georgia in Battle of Top 25 Teams
• Upstate Takes Third, Comer Fourth at C&F Bank Intercollegiate
• Spartans Secure First Ever Top 25 National Ranking
• Six-Run Sixth Propels Spartans Past Paladins
• SCC Names Union Native as Site Coordinator for the Union County Advanced Technology Center
• USC Upstate could help with overhaul of Russian higher education system
• “Cut. It. Out.” Relay For Life Campaign T-Shirt Deadline is March 28
• Let Personal Safety Boost Your Career Opportunities
• Wofford Spirit Squads Tryout Dates Announced
• Spartans on the Tee at the C&F Bank Intercollegiate
• Baseball Adds a Pair of Games to 2011 Slate
• Hall Claims Top 25 Finish at Lowcountry Intercollegiate
• Spartans, Paladins Set for Pair of Midweek Clashes
• Bumgardner Earns A-Sun Pitcher of the Week honors
• Comer Fourth, Spartans Third at C&F Bank Intercollegiate
• Terriers Finish Ninth at Furman Intercollegiate
• Terriers Finish Ninth at Furman Intercollegiate
• Rankin Leads Terriers on Day One of Low Country Intercollegiate
• Rankin Leads Terriers on Day One of Low Country Intercollegiate
• Baseball Defeated 3-2 By Furman
• Baseball Defeated 3-2 By Furman
• Upstate at Nite: Superhero Cinema Drive-In Movie
• Spartans Drop Non-Conference Tilt at Winthrop
• Ebenhag, Hall Lead Spartans in Lowcountry Intercollegiate
• Spartans Hit Hilton Head Island for Lowcountry Open
• Women’s Tennis Splits Saturday’s Matches
• Men’s Tennis Defeats Georgia Southern 4-3
• Baseball Drops 4-2 Decision To Furman
• Football Wraps Up Second Spring Scrimmage
• Spartans Fall to Bucs on Saturday Afternoon
• Spartans Sweep Rhode Island on Fan Appreciation Day
• Bumgardner Cages Ospreys with Complete Game Shutout, Split Saturday’s Twinbill
• Valkyries Tennis Drops Tight Match to Montevallo
• Baseball Falls 3-2 In Twelve Innings To Furman
• Summer is Right Around the Corner: Do Your Kids Have Plans?
• Nodine’s Work on Display in Tucson
• Men's basketball falls to BYU in NCAA Tournament 74-66
• Spartans, Bucs Set for Saturday Matinee
• Spartans Set for Final Non-Conference Match of 2011 Campaign
• Upstate Plays Host to Rhode Island Saturday
• Spartans Up-ended by Ospreys on Friday Afternoon
• Childers Selected in 4th Round of NPF Draft
• SCC Cherokee County Campus To Host Open House Drop-In Event on March 19
• Men’s Basketball Falls To BYU In NCAA Tournament 74-66
• Terriers take on BYU tonight
• Hot Start Gives Ravens Momentum for 23-14 Win Over Converse
• Celebrate Women’s History Month at the Ada Lovelace Blog-A-Thon
• Poet and Playwright Cornelius Eady to Visit USC Upstate
• Converse Announces Director of Alumnae
• Upstate Begins Outdoor Track & Field Season at Shamrock Invitational
• Spartans, Ospreys Set for Weekend Series
• Upstate Falls at Elon in First Round of WBI
• Women’s Tennis Breezes by Western Carolina, 7-0
• No. 4 USC Takes 8-4 Contest Over Terriers
• Wofford Arrives At 2011 NCAA Tournament
• Jennifer Pozner to Speak On Women in Media
• Last Day to Drop Class: March 29
• International Club Hosts Movie Night: Maria Full Of Grace
• Student Joins ProfHacker
• Registration for Co-Ed Summer School Now Open
• Annual Greek Week Blood Drive
• African American Scholars And Educators Convene In Spartanburg For College Language Association Annual Convention
• Carolina Collegiate Credit Union Rep at The George, March 17
• Men’s Tennis Edged Out by Army, 4-3
• Spartans Fall to Bucs Despite 8-Run Lead After Two Innings
• Spartans Open Play in the WBI Thursday at Elon
• Valkyries Lacrosse Downs Purple Knights, 13-11
• USC Upstate Launches New Minor in Child Advocacy Studies; Hosts Child Advocacy Conference
• Converse Alumna Loses Home in Japan Devastation
• Terriers set to face BYU in NCAA Tournament Thursday on CBS
• Men’s Tennis Schedule Change
• Upstate Softball Continues to Battle for Spot in Top 25 Polls
• Upstate, Charleston Southern Set for Second Match-up of 2011
• Rankin Ties Career Best at Administaff Lady Jaguar Invitational
• Fellowship of Christian Athletes Offers “Ignite” and “Huddle” Services
• Mac Doyle Named SoCon Baseball Player of the Week
• Gluhosky Earns Honorable All-Americann at NCAA DII National Competition
• Apply Now for Student Government Association Officer Positions
• Gluhosky Earns Honorable All-American at NCAA DII National Competition
• Celebrate Women’s History Month at the Ada Lovelace Blog-A-Thon
• Sill Claims Top 25 Finish at General Hackler Championship
• Upstate Earns WBI Bid, Plays at Elon Thursday
• Second Annual USC Upstate Golf Tournament Planned
• A Brighter Future: Ending Child Abuse Through Advocacy and Education
• Men’s Basketball Set To Play BYU In Denver
• Men’s Basketball Set To Play BYU In Denver
• Baseball Sweeps Harvard Series With 13-2 Win
• Baseball Sweeps Harvard Series With 13-2 Win
• Spartans Finish Second at Spring Fling Invitational
• Hopper Leads Spartans at General Hackler Championship
• Upstate-Seattle Softball Canceled
• Spartans Look to Carry Momentum into General Hackler Invitational
• Slippery Rock Overpowers Lacrosse
• Baseball Takes Doubleheader Against Harvard
• Men’s Tennis Defeats the Citadel 6-1 for First Conference Win
• Vess Paves Way for Terriers in First Outdoor Meet
• Wofford Football Completes First Spring Scrimmage
• Lewis, Childers Lead Upstate Over Portland State
• Spartans Downed by Dolphins in A-Sun Action
• Spartans Second at Spring Fling Invitational
• Men’s Tennis Bests Jacksonville, 6-1, on Saturday
• Spartans, Dolphins Split Saturday’s Twinbill
• Baseball Defeats Harvard 5-2
• Baseball Defeats Harvard 5-2
• Col. Jeanette McMahon to Speak on “Courage” to Business and Professional Women of SC
• Upcoming Piano Recitals
• Former Student-Athlete in Sprint Commercial
• Free Faculty Music Concert
• Student Success Center Thanks Faculty
• Reminder for Users of Sensitive Data
• College Majors Fair March 16
• Breakfast with the Chancellor
• Chief: Gaffney boarding house fire might be arson
• Rep. Mitchell sponsors bill promoting SC health insurance exchange
• Pair sentenced to 25 years in armed robbery at home
• Defendant sentenced to life in sexual assault conviction
• Tsunami waves hit Hawaii, sweep across islands
• SC jobless rate improves to 10.5 percent
• Cops: Spartanburg mom let students skip school at her house
• Southwest Airlines landing in South Carolina
• Charleston man ticketed for attending public budget meeting
• Celebrate with the Wofford basketball team Sunday and Monday
• 5K run at Spartanburg's Duncan Park to benefit children's shelter
• Spartans Fall at Home to North Florida
• Spartans Fall to No. 72 North Florida on Friday Afternoon
• Spartans Score Early, But Dolphins Claim Series Opening Win
• Men’s Soccer Announces 11-member Signing Class
• Quevedo's Blast Lifts Spartans Over Oregon State
• Spartanburg man gets life sentence in sex assault case
• Spartanburg men sentenced in 2009 home invasion
• Mehaffey Leads Kutztown Past Converse Lacrosse
• Workshop explains how to expunge criminal records
• Beaumont Mill renews effort to attain historic designation
• Family Connection plans disability awareness fair at mall Saturday
• Upcoming Senior Alumni Council Events
• Ala. pays $1M for freak accident that killed SC mom
• Bill could help keep Heritage tournament in SC
• Bill to create South Carolina insurance exchange moves forward
• USC Upstate Launches “Finish UP” for Select Juniors and Seniors
• USC Upstate Alumni Association Hosts Golf Tournament
• College Night at Bi-Lo Center
• DeMint: End funding for NPR
• MoneyPlus Medical Spending Account Deadline
• Engineering company to add 78 jobs in Greenville
• Women’s Soccer Spring Update; Terriers Involved in Community Service During Off-Season
• Philly cardinal asks faithful to pray for healing after 21 priests accused of sexual abuse
• Marietta woman charged with felony DUI in fatal crash
• SC jobless rate drops to 10.5 percent in January
• Greenville mother denied parole in son's smothering death
• Spartanburg spared flooding, but watch continues
• 19-year-old soldier from Lexington dies in Afghanistan
• Memorial services being held for slain airmen
• State GOP goes to court to close SC primaries
• 2 funds set up for relatives of Pickens crash victims
• Senate approves SC anti-illegal immigration bill
• Rebels fight Gadhafi with heavy weapons, diplomacy
• Wis. GOP bypasses Dems, cuts collective bargaining
• Fire at Gaffney boarding house leaves 33 homeless
• Officer warns that gangs are growing in Spartanburg County
• City of Spartanburg holds Beaumont Mill village meeting today
• Police blotter: Woman says roommate punched her after he brought home prostitute
• Women’s Tennis to Open Home Conference Slate on Friday
• Spartans Head West for Husky Classic, Faces No. 5 Washington Friday
• Spartans Look to Continue Hot Streak this Weekend
• Baseball Heads to Jacksonville for Three-Game A-Sun Set
• Sen. Bright settles tax lien against business
• Johnson & Johnson say risks of the drug Risperdal were disclosed
• Judge finds probable cause to charge Mintz's husband with murder
• Spartanburg hosting forum on gang-related issues
• Would-be crook can't get his mask on, leaves empty-handed
• Boarding home fire displaces 33 people in Gaffney
• SC agency: A retirement was key in $28M deficit
• Health insurance exchange vote delayed in House
• SC legislators honor Marine who fell on grenade
• Shuttle Discovery ends flying career, museum next
• Man escapes Wellford police custody, might have left in stolen car
• Arcadia man says acquaintance took his money
• Spartanburg man reports robbery at gunpoint at apartment on Keats Drive
• Hospital says no patient info stolen in computer theft
• Summer Study in Spain
• New Charleston cruise terminal means $43 million
• Clemson looks to cut $2.5 million from education
• Choosing to Speak Two Languages
• Mardi Gras revelers end the party, usher in Lent
• Libya official flies to Egypt with Gadhafi message
• Mike Huckabee's admirers turn out at Spartanburg Costco
• Officials: Hot towels caused nursing home fire in North Charleston
• Blanco Named A-Sun Tennis Player of the Week
• Spartans Score Eight Runs in Final Two Innings, Down Charleston Southern 13-10
• Goins, Upstate Win Caribbean Intercollegiate
• International Soccer Tournament
• Terriers Fall 12-1 to No. 2 Commodores
• Terriers Fall 12-1 to No. 2 Commodores
• Women’s Tennis Unable to Win Contest Against Memphis, Losing 6-1
• Women’s Tennis Unable to Win Contest Against Memphis, Losing 6-1
• USC Upstate Student Media Needs Editors
• Terriers Open Spring with 8th Place Finish at Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate
• Terriers Open Spring with 8th Place Finish at Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate
• Carolina Collegiate Posts March Newsletter
• Hightower Wins Award of Excellence
• Anger brews over government workers' benefits
• Upstate's free clinics race to restock medicines
• Car hits 3 Woodland Heights students on their way to school
• Car smashes into Union Street home
• Southwest Airlines on board with $10 hike
• Spartanburg aims to crack down on nuisance violators
• Walmart greeter, 83, charged with holdup in NC
• Clemson's turfgrass program stopping in Spartanburg on Wednesday
• Companies searching the Carolinas for gold
• Haley is writing a memoir
• SC's lawsuit vs. Johnson & Johnson goes to trial
• Spartanburg sending possible rape evidence to Connecticut
• Spartans Strand 11 in 4-0 Loss at #21 College of Charleston
• Upstate Women's Hoops: Making the Case for Postseason Play
• Upstate Softball Nears Top 25 Ranking
• Goins, Spartans Look for Tournament Titles at Caribbean Intercollegiate
• Men’s Basketball Repeats as SoCon Champs
• Cronin Elected to Serve as President of SCAAE
• SC Attorney General: Avoiding Investment Fraud Seminar
• Classified Employee of the Year Nomination Process Underway
• German Artist Bodo Berheide To Give Lecture at USC Upstate
• Judge refuses to throw out SC rep.'s tax charges
• Swimming Earns Scholar All-American
• Nodine Exhibits Work At Coastal Carolina University
• Haley: Charm, local pride vital to rural economy
• Huckabee tests campaign waters with Upstate visit
• USC Upstate Faculty To Present Concert March 17
• USC Upstate Students Win Contestant Titles
• Spartanburg County farmers keep wary eye on weather
• Men's basketball reaches SoCon finals with 86-72 win over Western Carolina
• Federal budget cuts could affect SC wildlife area
• Clemson hosting community development conference
• Police: Child hit by car this morning on South Pine Lake Drive
• Florence teen saves grandmother from choking
• Libyan warplanes strike rebels at oil port
• Haley in Greenville today for second town hall meeting
• Discovery leaves space station for the last time
• Huckabee tests campaign waters with Upstate visit
• Founder of Ingles supermarket chain dies
• Nuisance neighbors bending city codes tops agenda for Spartanburg City Council
• Police blotter: Chesnee mother, son charged with beating woman
• Police seeking home invasion suspect in Landrum
• Baseball Set for Trip Down I-26
• Alexander Nearly Perfect as Upstate Sweeps N.C. A&T
• Horton, Upstate Lead Caribbean Intercollegiate
• Men’s Basketball Reaches SoCon Finals With 86-72 Win Over Western Carolina
• Men’s Basketball Reaches SoCon Finals With 86-72 Win Over Western Carolina
• Baseball Picks Up a 6-1 Win Over Pittsburgh
• Baseball Picks Up a 6-1 Win Over Pittsburgh
• Head Model League Delegates Train Students in Amman, Jordan
• Rain Forces Baseball to Shuffles Double-Header to One Game at 5 p.m. Sunday
• Horton, Spartans Look for Second-Straight Tropical Win
• Spartans Begin Big Week With Double Dip Against N.C. A&T Monday
• Federal grant paid for former Bi-Lo building that Head Start won't use
• Spartanburg library closes book on Jamboread!
• Zane Bridwell wins 2011 regional spelling bee
• Union man dies in one-car crash
• Votes in Congress
• Herald-Journal staff wins 43 press association awards
• Men’s Tennis Falls 6-1 in First Conference Match
• Men’s Basketball Advances With 69-56 Win Over Appalachian State
• Williams Career Day Not Enough as Chattanooga Bounces Wofford, 68-58
• Men’s Soccer Spring Season Update
• Wofford Baseball Schedule Change
• SC doctors to see 3 percent cut in Medicaid rates
• Inman man identified as victim of fatal crash
• Police blotter: Woodruff man charged as peeping Tom
• Rock Hill man charged with texting lewd photo to 11-year-old
• Unemployment insurance tax rates upset business owners at summit in Spartanburg
• Spartanburg doctor is first in SC to use new robotic procedure
• Science project takes off for Day School students
• Martinez Wins Thriller, but Spartans Fall to Eagles
• Spartans Down Georgetown at Lowcountry Invitational
• Upstate Wins Lowcountry Invitational, Childers Named MVP
• Men’s Tennis Records Second Straight Conference Win on Saturday at FGCU
• Spartans, Bucs Start Time Moved to 3:00 p.m.
• Apply Online for CAB and IMPACT Executive Boards
• Haley adviser sets up government overhaul group
• Haley asked to overhaul Heritage Corridor
• Baseball Drops 11-5 Decision To Pittsburgh
• Baseball Drops 11-5 Decision To Pittsburgh
• SC doctors to see 3 percent cut in Medicaid rates
• Third Army begins move to SC Shaw Air Base from Ga.
• Infant found in Bi-Lo Center toilet out of hospital
• Converse Opera Theatre to Debut Copland’s The Tender Land in Spartanburg
• Man thought to be lost SC boater arrested in Fla.
• Chesnee man, 26, facing felony DUI charge after fatal crash
• More than 100 cats seized, euthanized in Horry County
• Accused SC financial executive sentenced to prison term
• Police blotter: Boiling Springs mom reports daughter assaulted on school bus
• Anderson airman killed in alleged terrorist attack in Germany
• Bath salts: New drug, potential problem in Upstate
• Fort Mill man faces 15 counts of attempted murder in police standoff
• Spartanburg High junior earns perfect SAT score
• Forces fire tear gas as Libya protesters march
• Oconee County man convicted of killing 5-month-old daughter
• Clemson students dance all night for a good cause
• Columbia lawmaker wants tougher prostitution penalties
• Spartanburg's District 7 gains $900K grant
• Cops: Man, 73, detained after threats against Sanford
• Haley tells SC legislators she'll grade them
• Attorneys want more from John Edwards in sex tape case
• DeCecco Tosses Gem, but Bucs Rally Past Spartans in Extras
• Spartans Record Two Shutouts to Open Lowcountry Invitational
• Annual Faculty & Staff May Day Picnic Scheduled for May 4
• Moorhouse’s Twenty Points Pushes Terriers in 69-64 Upset Over Spartans
• Moorhouse’s Twenty Points Pushes Terriers in 69-64 Upset Over Spartans
• Doubles Point Secures a 4-3 Win Against Gardner-Webb
• Doubles Point Secures a 4-3 Win Against Gardner-Webb
• Chancellor Stockwell Discusses State Funding Parity in Higher Education
• Access the latest news from Carolina Collegiate
• Arbor Day Foundation Names USC Upstate Tree Campus USA
• Women's Basketball Coaches Association to Train Converse Senior in Coaching
• Police blotter: Woman accused of stealing drugs from assisted living center in Pauline
• Colorado builder wants to fix America by running for president
• Fort Mill man accused of firing at Greer police
• Rebels deploy around strategic Libyan oil port
• Deputies say man, 19, accidentally shot in neck near Cowpens
• Toal says SC courts an example for Internet system
• Grand Strand beach rules are endorsed
• Oakbrook Preparatory seventh-grader wins national essay contest
• College may buy historic DuPre House in Spartanburg
• Gunshot victim found on roadside in Cowpens
• Mauldin-based grocer Bi-Lo to add tags with nutritional info
• Boysen USA to expand Cherokee plant
• Spartanburg-made X3 drives BMW sales
• Weather service confirms Greenville tornado
• SC Senate debating illegal immigration bill
• Haley begins South Carolina town hall meetings
• Three Terriers Earn All-Southern Conference Media Honors
• Spartans Drop Conference Opener at Stetson
• Upstate to Host ETSU in Conference Opener this Weekend
• Upstate Heads to Charleston for Lowcountry Invitational
• Men’s Tennis Downs Stetson, 4-3, in Conference Road Opener
• 76-year-old charged with sex crime against child younger than 11
• Terriers look to defend SoCon championship, earn another ticket to NCAA Tournament
• House OKs bills giving SC governor more control
• SC closes prison to visitors after flu outbreak
• Miss. mom charged after son's body found in oven
• Supreme Court: First Amendment protects military funeral protesters
• SC law officers ask for help fighting copper theft
• Baseball Falls 5-1 At Clemson
• Baseball Falls 5-1 At Clemson
• Greenville teacher Grier to participate in exchange program
• BMW supplier plans to invest $6 million, expand Cherokee County plant
• Campobello-Grambling students kick off Youth Art Month
• Sacharski Accepted to "So You Want To Be A Coach" Program
• Men’s Soccer Adds One More to the 2011-12 Roster
• Spartanburg Regional Heart Failure Center growing
• Rebels, Gadhafi forces battle over Libyan oil port
• Standoff at Greer home ends with Fort Mill man taken into custody
• Senate to send Obama a stopgap GOP spending bill
• South Carolina bill would bar teens from sexting
• SC bill calls for bars to recycle bottles, cans
• Greenville water will taste different during disinfection
• Peachy ale from RJ Rockers keeps in-state flavor intact
• Noah Dahlman Earns All-Southern Conference Honors
• Police blotter: Woodruff man accused of holding 18-year-old against her will
• Former Radisson finishes overhaul, becomes Clarion hotel
• Terrier basketball heads to Chattanooga for SoCon Tournament
• Deputy who shot dog not at fault, report finds
• Police agencies get $3 million in seized assets after years-long investigation
• Men’s Tennis to Open A-Sun Road Slate on Thursday
• Spartan Errors Prove Costly in Loss at Gardner-Webb
• Zauner's Walk-Off Homer Lifts Spartans to Sweep of Furman
• Spartans End 12-Game Home Stand Wednesday With Two Against Furman
• Spartan Open A-Sun Play with Trip to Sunshine State
• SC might have to move up primary to stay in front
• Watershed Ecology Center Offers “Going Green” Series to Community
• Football Opens Spring Practice
• Football Opens Spring Practice
• Baseball Downs USC Upstate 8-7 In Eleven Innings
• Baseball Downs USC Upstate 8-7 In Eleven Innings
• Men’s Tennis Overcomes Gardner-Webb in a 4-3 Finish
• Men’s Tennis Overcomes Gardner-Webb in a 4-3 Finish
• USC Upstate Foreign Language Educator Workshop To Focus On Putting Integrated Performance Assessment into Practice
• Series of works by Wofford artist to be featured at Oxford College in Georgia
• Report: SC budget cuts hurt rape victims, children
• New upscale hotel opens in former Radisson and Wilson World location
• Army plans to toughen fitness test at SC base
• Spartanburg County deputy shoots dog in neighborhood near SMC
• Judge wants hundreds of cats seized at Myrtle Beach shelter
• SC chief justice wins civics education award
• Book returned to Beaufort school library 39 years overdue
• Spartanburg Area Chamber of Commerce annual meeting a night for announcements
• Spartanburg area gas prices keep climbing
• Rebel-held city near Tripoli celebrates battle win
• T-storm packing high winds pummels Spartanburg County, downs trees
• John Edwards lies low, but that wont last
• Spartanburg-based Advance America president retires
• Spartanburg jail officer fired after DUI arrest
• SC legislators: Make your incandescent bulbs here
• US Attorney thanks SC police for $3M drug bust
• Crews work to restore power after Carolinas storms
• Charleston County schools cut pay, jobs
• Council OKs new Beaumont Mill sewer lines
• Horton, Sill Earn Top 20 Finishes at Charleston Shootout
• Upstate Softball Gains Ground in Top 25 Polls
• Spartans Up-ended by Terriers, 8-7, in 11 Innings
• One for the Great One: Craig Named A-Sun Freshman of the Year
• McMillan Named A-Sun Player of the Year, Copney Second Team All-Conference
• Health and outdoors calendar: Get info on colon cancer
• BMW plans to invest another $100 million in Spartanburg County plant
• USC Upstate examines applicants for chancellor
• March 1 Webinar: How to Tell When Your Organization Marketing is Lacking
• Students in Wofford Chinese program sweep beginning level proficiency competition
• Carson contributes chapter to The Cambridge History of African American Literature
• Advance America CEO Compton stepping down
• Laci Olson Named Miss Greater Greer
• Fellowship of Christian Athletes Offers “Ignite” and “Huddle” Services
• Thompson Advances to Regionals as Equestrian Shines
• Haley: Obama in no hurry for health review
• Tennis Downs Newberry, 8-1
• Internship Fair March 3
• Cold water may have killed fish, shrimp in SC
• Internship Workshop March 1
• Career Opportunities at Verizon Wireless
• CAB CoffeeHouse welcomes Lauren Ashley Bishop March 15
• Design Your Own Bumperstickers
• CAB Coffeehouse welcomes Jared Mahone March 1
• Upstate braces for afternoon thunderstorms
• Police blotter: Woman says her legs were run over by vehicle
• Spartanburg chamber annual meeting is today
• Beaumont Mill sewer upgrade to begin
• State likely won't deliver tax break for Amazon
• Greenville officials working on green deal with GE
• USC, companies to announce new excellence center
• SC government spends $5 million on cell phones
• Florence County farmer reports 20,000 chickens die in hot house
• EU approves sanctions against Libya
• Oil above $98 as Libya's oil industry in chaos
• Spartanburg schools take part in Math Revolution
• Converse College Model Arab League trio visit Middle East
• 19-year-old-man dies in Woodruff motorcycle crash
• Spartans, Terriers Set for Battle on the Diamond
• Horton in Fourth Place at Charleston Shootout
• Chavis Records Career Triple Number 200, but Spartans Fall on Senior Night
• McMillan's Three-Pointer Lifts Upstate Over Florida Gulf Coast
• Upstate Opens Spring Season at Charleston Shootout
• Globalbike's climb begins on Monday
• Kessler, Burkert Earn All-Freshman Honors at SoCon Indoor Championship Meet
• Severe Weather Awareness Week/SC Tornado Drill, March 1
• Terriers Drop Season Finale 88-57 to Wildcats
• Baseball Falls 6-5 To Dayton
• Coastal Carolina Defeats Women’s Tennis, 6-1
• Milliken's will: Work hard, enjoy life, be responsible stewards
• Wofford plans dig near Sea of Galilee
• Weightlifters pump up to fund children's hospital
• Spartanburg mother charged with locking son in room
• Copper thieves targeting churches in Spartanburg
• Late Rally Not Enough as Spartans Fall to Butler
• Spartans Drop Texas-Pan American in Non-Conference Action
• Upstate Closes Out Season at Home Monday Against FGCU
• Childers Tosses No-Hitter as Upstate Wins Campus Suites Spartan Classic
• Chavis, Uzochukwu Look to End Careers on a High Note
• Police blotter: Spartanburg man charged with violating 6-year-old
• Deputies: Spartanburg woman locked handicapped son in bedroom
• Globalbike completes ride to the base of Kilimanjaro
• Men's basketball takes second seed with 79-65 win at Furman
• Saturday puzzles included in Sunday's Herald-Journal
• Baseball Earns 5-1 Win Over Presbyterian College
• Women’s Tennis Wins Conference Opener, Beating Georgia Southern 4-3
• Men's Basketball Claims Share of SoCon South With 79-65 Win At Furman
• USC freshman hit by car in Columbia is recuperating
• SC National Guard to build new Upstate helicopter facility
• Strip mall planned at former bank site on Spartanburg's west side
• Police blotter: Fountain Inn man charged with sexually assaulting a minor
• Spartanburg man gets 15 years in armed robbery
• Spartans Drop Road Finale at Campbell
• Lewis Nabs Top 20 Finish at Red Rocks Invitational
• Bumgardner Records Career-Best Seven K’s, but Spartans Fall to Dayton
• Spartans Win Two in Campus Suites Spartan Classic
• Craig Tallies 20 Points as Spartans Spoil Campbell’s Senior Day
• Fire from truck with flat backs up traffic on I-26
• Gas prices surge past $3 a gallon
• Suspect released in theft of charity jar for tiny cancer victim
• Suspect in Simpsonville day care abuse case tried to contact families
• SC's top accountant: My job should be merged to save money
• Baseball Wins 10-2 Over Butler
• NJ man pleads guilty to SC weapons charge
• Prosecutor: Accused Simpsonville day care worker tried to contact parents on Facebook
• Former guard accused of bringing drugs into jail has been released
• USC Upstate Students Win Speech and Theatre Honors
• Haley says SC will implement new health care law
• SCC Named One of Best “Military Friendly Schools” in U.S. by G.I. Jobs Magazine
• Pulitzer Prize-winning author to lecture at Wofford March 10
• Gunfire in Libya capital as protesters march
• SC Medicaid agency preparing rate cut plan notices
• Mourners pay their respects to slain Realtor Vanessa Mintz
• SC tourism chief predicts strong growth
• Prosecutors: Saudi man planned attack for years
• Clyburn promises $400K for Charleston Harbor study
• Carson appointed to hospital board
• Chester boy, 10, stabs fellow student with steak knife
• DHEC offering free flu clinics this weekend
• Police blotter: Woman says ex-boyfriend stole her gun, broke her TV, killed her dog
• SC budget plan with Medicaid, welfare cuts gets OK
• Verizon adding 135 jobs at Greenville call center
• Rep. Harold Mitchell wants state insurance exchange
• Inman man accused of cutting son with knife
• New solicitor takes oath
• Trey Gowdy says he will buy private health insurance
• Officer accused of bringing contraband into county jail
• Woman accused of stealing donations for cancer-stricken baby
• Sen. Graham prepares backup plan to advance port-dredging project
• The Last Hoorah: Spartans, Camels Set for Final A-Sun Battle
• Upstate Hits the Road One Last Time in 2010-11
• Spartans Rally Past Blue Hose, 8-5, on Friday Afternoon
• Spartans Open Campus Suited Spartan Classic With Win Over Howard
• Graham prepares backup plan to advance port-dredging project
• Bill seeks to create state insurance exchange
• Woman arrested, charged with taking money intended for young cancer patient
• Support Mobile Meals at Hub City Empty Bowls Event
• Space shuttle Discovery launches on final voyage
• Terriers Sneak by UNC Charlotte, 4-3
• Professor Akkerman To Publish First-Ever Biography Of Jazz Vocalist Johnny Hartman
• Spartanburg County detention officer accused of carrying contraband into jail
• Measure clearing way to SC Medicaid cuts gets OK
• SC $5.2B spending bill wins OK, heads to House
• Haley, colleges OK guidelines
• Tournament time approaches for Wofford basketball
• SC groups plan budget protest rally March 12
• SC panel approves bill expanding gun rights
• Tennis Notches Season’s 3rd Win Against Limestone
• Activists want probe into cat care at Myrtle Beach sanctuary
• Police blotter: Inman man tells deputies he got to restaurant on Jet Ski
• Weightlifters step up to help child with cancer after donation theft
• Woodruff man accused of trying to pry open ATM
• Gaffney police ask public for tips on double slaying
• Spartanburg County brothers get 20 years in prison for attack in Cherokee County
• Visionary Spartanburg librarian Dennis Bruce dies at 67
• Congressman Clyburn says all traditions should be embraced
• Repeat offender gets life sentence for Spartanburg break-in, theft
• Husband charged with murder in slaying of NC Realtor
• Boy honored for attempting to save drowning dad's life
• Downtown grain silos in Spartanburg razed to clear way for development
• New SC voter ID requirements get Senate approval
• Shooting death of Anderson man ruled an accident
• Gadhafi forces strike back at revolt near Tripoli
• Deer bolts through window at McCracken Junior High
• Spartans Set for Courtyard by Mariott Baseball Classic
• Women’s Tennis Set for Saturday Morning Battle with Coastal Carolina
• Upstate Opens Play at the Red Rocks Invitational on Friday
• Upstate Plays Host to Campus Suites Spartan Classic
• Lacrosse Suffers Tough Loss to Erskine, 19-16
• Vanessa Mintz's husband arrested, charged with murder
• Men’s Basketball Downs Chattanooga 97-58
• Men’s Basketball Downs Chattanooga 97-58
• Stepmom of slain disabled girl appears in NC court
• Columbia police: Suspect killed himself after robbery
• Blood Drive Scheduled
• Darius Rucker Tickets Available
• Men’s Tennis Loses Contest to USC Upstate, 5-2
• Men’s Tennis Loses Contest to USC Upstate, 5-2
• Wofford announces March events
• Ga. governor doesn't want port fight with South Carolina
• Thursday’s Greek Forum Postponed
• Safe Spring Break Carnival Prepares USC Upstate Students For Spring Break
• South Carolina House approves charter schools bill
• SC lawmakers consider another anti-union bill
• Award-winning author Roger Newman to discuss ‘Civil Liberties, Surveillance and Terrorism’
• Houston Elementary school honors history
• Röchling Automotive to put North American headquarters in Duncan
• Myrtle Beach rejects parking meter rate increase
• Campobello man gets 20 years in armed robbery of Boiling Springs pharmacy
• Police blotter: Spartanburg man accused of stealing rings from mother's hand
• Ex-senator Santorum visits SC for 10th time
• SC Medicaid agency: Save $36M by delaying payments
• Teen rescued from chimney at Greenville state park
• State could save $125M by reducing doctor rates
• Police: Boiling Springs man fondled himself in front of child at doctor's office
• Haley begins Gaffney speech with jobs
• Body of SC boater found after 4-week search in Lake Thurmond
• Libyan protesters defiant after Gadhafi speech
• School snow days might be forgiven; bill passes House
• Wildfire burns 50 acres in Rocky Ridge Road area near Enoree
• Rodriguez Nets A-Sun Tennis Player of the Week Honors
• Spartans Roll Over North Carolina Central
• Spartans Down Cross-Town Rival Wofford, 5-2
• Spartans Set for Midweek Showdown with N.C. Central
• Miller Leads Spartan Charge in Win over North Carolina A&T
• Convicted lobbyist helping Santorum explore waters for possible presidential bid
• Valkyries Unable to Stop Bulldogs, 79-51
• Woman takes jar of change intended for young cancer victim
• SC forestry officials still warning against outdoor burning
• SC budget writers delete charter school increase
• Vanessa Mintz's family thanks community for support
• Simpsonville businessman accused of receiving stolen goods
• SC schools may not have to make up missed snow days
• Haley addresses SC tourism conference on growth
• MoneyPlus Medical Spending Account Deadline
• Terriers Finish Twenty-Second at the Edwin Watts Kiawah Island Classic
• Women’s Soccer Adds Six to 2011-12 Roster
• Tests fail to find cause of death for Riverbanks Zoo gorilla
• Police: Fuel spilling from overturned tanker truck in Lexington
• Globalbike completes day 2 in Kenya with 50-mile ride
• 4 American hostages killed by pirates, US says
• Rifle Completes Season At SEARC Championships
• SC bill would set fines for texting while driving
• Ware Shoals man dies after plane crash in Laurens County
• Charleston ends mounted police patrols because of budget cuts
• GOP group pumped $900K into Haley campaign
• Truck crashes on Highway 29
• Witnesses report bodies in the streets in Libya
• Police: Vanessa Mintz died of apparent gunshot wound at lodge
• Santorum visits Spartanburg, sounds alarm about health care reform
• Spartanburg woman charged with stealing cemetery vases, fleeing police
• Spartanburg man accused of driving 120 mph on Highway 101
• Spartanburg County votes to send tourism initiative to visitors bureau
• Stepmother indicted in death of disabled NC girl
• Wildfires prompt call for no burning in Spartanburg area
• Upstate Ends Play at Kiawah Island Classic
• Men’s Tennis to Host Wofford, Open Conference Play this Week
• Spartans Drop Midweek Contest to Virginia Tech
• Upstate Softball Receives Votes in Top 25 Polls
• Smoke in jet's cockpit forces landing at GSP
• Men’s Tennis Defeats UNC Charlotte 5-2
• Terriers Tied for Twenty-First After Two Rounds of the Edwin Watts Kiawah Island Classic
• Terriers’ Comeback Falls Short in Match against South Carolina State, 4-3
• Brittenhman Sets Steals School Record: Catamounts Spoils Terriers Senior Day, 68-58
• Swim Team Takes 4th Overall in Conference Championship
• XC Adds Two For 2011
• New Issue of The Carolinian!
• Students: Enter a Website Contest!
• Now Accepting Student Nominations for the Earl Gordon Medal Award
• 1 killed, 2 injured in wreck near Inman
• Converse Takes Fourth Overall
• Valkyries Hold Third Place Lead
• Spartanburg's Duncan Park getting new trails
• Converse Moves up to Third Overall
• SC Guard unit departing for Afghanistan deployment
• 19-year-old soldier training at Fort Jackson dies of pneumonia
• Gov. Haley's spending group doesn't give public notice of meetings
• Governor's Tourism Conference opens in Charleston
• Tampa mom makes son wear sign announcing 1.22 GPA
• Libya: Protesters, security clash in capital
• Spartanburg County eyes in-house legal representation
• Police blotter: Five vehicles broken into near movie theater
• Few details released in weekend death of Saluda real estate agent
• Alabama group marks Davis' Confederate inauguration
• Judes Gap fire in North Carolina contained
• Principal: Spartanburg Charter School seeks sustainability
• 4-year-old Gaffney girl drowns in pond
• Traffic signal upgrades continue in downtown Spartanburg
• Spartans Sweep A-Sun Weekly Awards for Second Time
• Spartans to Host Hokies, Aggies during Midweek
• Spartans Make Big Turnaround at Kiawah Island Classic
• Copney Comes Up Big in Win at Lipscomb
• Women’s Soccer to Host Kickin’ It for Cancer Event
• Spartanburg man killed in traffic wreck near Inman
• Globalbike gets ready for the big bike ride
• Baseball Falls 9-4 To George Mason
• Baseball Falls 9-4 To George Mason
• Backyard Bird Count getting valuable data from Spartanburg
• Cowpens man led charge in WWII, receives French honor
• How the SC congressional delegation voted, week of Feb. 28
• State owed millions in ethics fines as penalties pile up over nondisclosure
• Police blotter: Lowcountry man robbed at Villager Inn
• Tea party leader Bachmann fires up local GOP
• Potential GOP presidential candidates slow to commit to race
• Spartans Drop Non-Conference Tilt to South Carolina State
• Upstate Battles Wind, Competition in Kiawah Island Classic
• Rodriguez, Blanco Claim Singles Victories, but Spartans Fall to Gamecocks
• Upstate Looks for Second-Straight Music City Sweep
• Upstate Wins Upstate Classic, Harris Named MVP
• Spartans Close Out Opening Weekend with Victory over Iona
• Valkyries Stumble Against Rival Limestone
• Authorities investigate suspicious death in Saluda, NC
• Baseball Sweeps Doubleheader Against Iona
• Men’s Basketball Downs Ball State 66-61
• SoCon Leading Mountaineers Top Terriers 74-59
• Globalbike visits Box Girls site in Kenya
• New GOP lawmakers refuse coverage, protesting health insurance law
• Spartanburg basking in balmy winter break
• War heroics of Upstate Marine earn Bronze Star Medal
• Baseball Falls to Xavier, 8-6, on Saturday Afternoon
• Upstate Picks Up Two More Wins in Upstate Classic
• Upstate Holds Belmont at Bay for Third-Straight Win
• Kemboi, Meissner Reign Supreme at A-Sun Indoor Championships
• Violent crime rises 21.9 percent in Greer
• Police blotter: Women charged in assault that left another woman hospitalized
• Chamber forsees a strong 2011 for businesses
• Tea party favorite Michele Bachmann visits tonight
• Lacrosse Drops Opener to Rollins
• One-Act Comedies Examine Life in Texas
• Bank of America/Student Affairs – Excellence in Teaching and Advising Award
• Film Screenings: Best of the Best French Short Films
• Gibson Presents Poster at Oncology Nursing Society Biennial Research Conference
• Gibson Presents at Southern Nursing Research Society Meeting
• USC Upstate to Host the South Carolina Society for Philosophy Meetings
• International Soccer Tournament
• Tonight, Feb. 18: Saxophonist Shenole Latimer
• Responding to Student Complaints of Racial, Sexual and Disability Harassment
• Now Accepting Student Nominations for the Earl Gordon Medal Award
• Ex-Pickens County high coach and Clemson player pleads no contest to assaulting teen
• Women’s Tennis Defeats Presbyterian College, 6-1
• Baseball Wins Season Opener 10-9 Over Xavier
• SC asks people not to burn trash this weekend
• Home intruder dies after choking by Walterboro resident
• Fundraiser planned for young Boiling Springs girl suffering from rare disease
• Gov. Haley praises Boy Scouts as first step to leadership
• Dillon deputies say dogs kill woman, injure owner
• Former Sen. Santorum to return to SC
• Dorchester authorities say toddler dies from blows
• Spartanburg obesity taskforce receives grant
• Police blotter: 12-year-old reports man hitting his mother with shoe
• Barry Barnette confirmed as Seventh Circuit Solicitor
• Carowinds to hire 2,100 employees for season
• Thieves steal 4,500 gallons of gas from Columbia store
• Orangeburg man charged with fatally stabbing baby sitter
• SC National Guard troops heading to Afghanistan
• Globalbike hands off its first 50 bikes in Nairobi
• Berkeley deputy back on duty after slapping inmate
• Future of Greer's Victor Mill uncertain; EPA tests soil
• Football Adds One To 2011 Signing Class
• DSS: Baby found at Bi-Lo Center upgraded to good
• Lewis, Butler Go Deep in Romp Over George Mason
• Spartans Open Season with a Bang, Down George Mason 16-4
• Upstate Men Sit In Fourth-Place After Opening Day Of Atlantic Sun Indoor Track and Field Championships
• Spartans Host Upstate Classic This Weekend
• Spartans, Bruins Set for Saturday Night Battle
• Upstate Looks to Hit the High Note in Nashville
• Women’s Tennis Falls at Davidson
• Terriers Edge Out Presbyterian College, 4-3
• A Brighter Future: Ending Child Abuse Through Advocacy and Education
• Audio slideshow: Funeral service for John B. White Sr.
• The International Club Presents the Movie “Mohabbatein”
• Haley praises Scouting at luncheon in Spartanburg
• Panel OKs insurance limits to restrict abortions
• SC legislators claim deception on $225M deficit
• Pit bill attacks 3-year-old girl in Port Royal
• SC panel delays loosening concealed gun law
• SC tracks over-the-counter drug used to make meth
• Greenville man arrested for breaking into more than 30 cars
• Summer Workshops in Forensic Science, Creative Writing for 10th- 12th Graders
• Baby found in Bi-Lo Center toilet continues to improve
• Search of possible drowning victim in Broad River called off
• Converse Hoops to Celebrate Senior Night, Feb. 19th
• Shoestring Players To Perform “A Flea In Her Ear”
• Fire continues to burn in northern Polk, Rutherford counties
• Solicitor's office cracking down on worthless checks; $4 million collected
• Greenville man charged with attempted murder in Walmart shooting
• Cherokee County search crews continue to look for possible drowning victim
• Beacon founder John B. White laid to rest
• Cherokee County rescuers search for possible drowning victim
• Summerhill Estates residents to be Heritage Day parade grand marshals
• Oconee County judge nominated for federal bench
• Bill would loosen SC gun laws
• SC House panel approves more money for charters
• Clemson president Barker holding town hall meeting
• Spartanburg-based Advance America's earnings decline
• Spartanburg teens writing in legal essay contest
• Spartanburg-based Denny's earnings fall 45 percent
• BMW points out economic benefits of state port
• Unemployment benefits jump to 410,000
• USC Upstate Celebrates 43rd Annual Founders’ Day, Honors Those Who Have Made Outstanding Contributions
• Wellford woman arrested for leaving 9-year-old girl to baby-sit younger brothers
• Alabama man faces lewd act charge in Woodruff
• Police blotter: Man charged with taking copper from New Life church
• Upstate Track and Field Teams Set For Atlantic Sun Championship Meet Friday
• Spartans to Host George Mason on Opening Day
• Men’s Basketball Falls on Road at Lipscomb
• Conference Championships Underway for Swimming
• Men’s Basketball Wins 81-68 At Samford
• Paladins Complete Season Sweep of Terriers With 88-65 Win
• State: Sen. Bright's company owes $67,000 in taxes, penalties
• Congressman Jim Clyburn to Speak at Spirit of Freedom Luncheon
• Watershed Ecology Center Sponsors Going Green on the Preschool Scene
• Peltoniemi Receives ASIS Scholarship
• SC lottery to pay 2 sets of winning Pick 3 numbers
• Family, friends say farewell to founder of Spartanburg's Beacon Drive-In
• SC mulls limiting insurance to restrict abortions
• Orangeburg County mom accused of killing sons to get mental evaluation
• Globalbike's adventure from Spartanburg to Africa and Kilimanjaro begins now
• BMW's exports through Charleston port total $4.42 billion last year
• Haley wants to show SC commitment to job training
• SC Republicans push through 'repeal amendment'
• S.C. Rep. Bakari Sellers to speak Thursday
• Role for teachers is seen in solving schools' crises
• Lots of work ahead on Highway 9 in Boiling Springs
• Man, 84, found alive in Ariz. desert after 5 days
• New SC program uses graphic novels to teach civics
• Haley: Hospitals tax increase idea 'immoral'
• Businessman's recycled carpet product manages erosion and storm water
• Advocates rally for SC mental health funding
• Speaker tells Wofford crowd that energy is at forefront of 21st century issues
• Pauline man charged in fatal wreck on Riddle Road
• Boiling Springs man faces Internet child pornography charges
• Greene finishes last in 4-way primary for SC House seat
• SC appeals court holds special session at Furman
• SC schools could get new building design limits
• Police blotter: Landrum woman blames fish sticks thrown in her hair
• Spartanburg's annexation of 850 west-side properties put on hold
• Business briefs: Family Dollar set to reopen in Cowpens
• Riverbanks Zoo's Babirusa is a little deer, a lot of pig
• Spartans Set for Music City Tour
• Spartans Take Sweep of Bulldogs as Alexander Earns First Career Shutout
• Childers Named to Lowes Senior CLASS Award List
• USC Upstate’s Business School Welcomes Toastmasters Home
• Hair Extravaganza Feb. 21
• Scholars Academy Student, Dorman Junior Gets Perfect Score On ACT Test
• Parker Publishes Column: Prevention of Child Maltreatment Begins with Education
• Greek Revival Cookbook Event at Hub City Bookshop
• South Carolina legislators advance ATV safety law
• Greenville deputy shoots armed man outside Wal-Mart
• Fall Deans List Announced
• 56th Annual Piedmont Region III Science Fair Attracts Aspiring Young Scientists
• Physical Education Program Accepted Into National Strength and Conditioning Association Education Recognition Program
• Deadline Approaching for Optional Retirement Program Participants to Change Carriers
• Novelist Nnedi Okorafor named Shared World’s Amazon.com 2011 Visiting Writer
• Alumna’s "Velvet Skirts, Glass Ceilings" Concert Celebrates Women Composers
• SC budget: Send jailed illegal immigrants to feds
• Census estimates show more US blacks moving South
• Rare babirusa pig native to Indonesian islands now on exhibit at Columbia's Riverbanks Zoo
• Wofford hoops final home game this Saturday
• Wofford hoops final home game this Saturday
• Obama: Medicare, Social Security demand compromise
• Police departments downsize, from 4 legs to 2
• Wofford senior says White House internship 'an amazing experience'
• Condolences pour in for founder of Spartanburg's Beacon Drive-In
• You can now use your Facebook account to comment on GoUpstate articles
• Wind, dry weather sparking coastal Carolina fires
• Greenville deputies arrest man, teenager in homeless man's death
• Former Horry County school bus driver fined $155 in fatal crash
• Women’s Soccer Starts Spring Practice
• Haley, Graham back health care opt-out
• USC, Clemson and College of Charleston students rally for higher education
• Job fair today for positions at BMW
• Greene back on ballot, this time for SC House
• City of Greenville honors workers who rescued baby
• APNewsBreak: Veterans say rape cases mishandled
• GOP mocks Obama budget, House weighs spending cuts
• Spartanburg police chief backs police in chase, scuffle
• Kansas church a no-show at Converse but film draws a crowd
• Spartanburg OKs master plan to create 'pedestrian experience' downtown
• Delegation designates Smith and Barnet for airport commission
• Easley woman dies in I-85 wreck with 18-wheeler
• Essay contest explores right to an attorney
• Winter storms take toll on area blood donations
• Women’s Tennis Set for Trio of Matches this Week
• Men’s Tennis to Host Doubleheader Tomorrow
• Upstate Plays Home Opener Wednesday Against Gardner-Webb
• First Half Cripples Terriers in 63-45 Loss to Cougars
• Equestrian Has Strong Showing at UGA
• Neary’s Book Review to be Published in Critical Sociology
• Tip Sheet: School District 1 board of trustees meeting today
• Recent Upstate cases prompt state officials to endorse registry for child abusers
• Obama unveils $3.73 trillion budget for 2012
• SC nonprofit accepting videos from students for talent contest
• Cold snap hurts winter vegetables in Pee Dee
• Simpsonville woman charged with leaving toddler in cold car parked beside I-85
• Wofford Rifle Competes at SEARC 6
• Spartanburg downtown master plan, urban code on city's agenda
• Family divided: Red tape separates pastor's family
• Zauner and Childers Honored as Upstate Sweeps A-Sun Softball Weekly Awards
• Spartans Hold Off Ospreys, Wallace Reigns as Three-Point Queen
• Legendary Beacon Drive-In owner White dies at 89
• Upstate families say goodbye to troops heading to Afghanistan
• “Nelly’s Echo” to Perform
• Men’s Tennis Falls to Coastal Carolina, 6-1
• Men’s Tennis Falls to Coastal Carolina, 6-1
• Women’s Tennis Returns from Colorado with Wins over Colorado State and South Dakota
• Women’s Tennis Returns from Colorado with Wins over Colorado State and South Dakota
• Move by Platronics to Spartanburg sparks surge in business, growth
• Audio slideshow: A family divided by immigration struggles
• SCs state dog making Westminster debut
• Beware of blips by tax servers
• Police blotter: Trio charged in scrap metal scam
• Family divided: Red tape separates pastor's family
• How SC members of Congress voted, week ending Feb. 11
• SC Legislature: Lawmakers tackle unemployment, gambling
• Spartans Host Pink Zone, Senior Night Monday Against UNF
• Glenn Tallies Career-Best 16 Points, but Spartans Fall to Dolphins
• Zauner Lifts Upstate Over South Carolina, Spartans Win Palmetto State Showdown
• Three Terrier School Records Fall at Clemson Indoor Meet
• Men’s Basketball Wins 69-61 Over Georgia Southern
• Terrier Turnovers Hand Phoenix 73-60 Win
• $5.5 million in grants to help SC fire departments
• National Guard deploying to Afghanistan; community send-off set at Wofford
• Spartanburg's Music Trail officially opens downtown
• Sen. Lee Bright: SC should coin its own money
• SCs tax for job cuts stuns industry
• Upstate Plays Host to Jacksonville Saturday
• Spartans, Dolphins Set for Sunday Matinee
• Wallace Ties Upstate's All-Time Three-Point Record, Spartans Down Dolphins
• Ohlrich Belts Grand Slam to Lead Upstate Over Charleston Southern
• Upstate Track And Field Teams Complete Final Day Of Tiger Paw Invitational With Another School Record In-Tow
• Lost wallet at Spartanburg laundromat returned with $1,600 in it
• Motorist arrested after high-speed chase through Spartanburg
• Teen at Chapman charged with threatening educator
• Report: Travelers Rest couple charged with child neglect; animal feces, trash piled up inside home
• Former SC Outlaws leader sentenced in Va to 9 years, 2 months
• Former SC Lt. Gov. Earle Morris dead at 82
• Boeing among donors to Haley events
• Egypt's Mubarak resigns, hands power to military
• Big recall of video baby monitors linked to 2 deaths
• Basketball Team Perseveres Following Accident
• Pink and Green: USC Upstate Spartans Take on Cancer Week of Feb. 14
• Basketball Team Perseveres Following Accident
• Man gets 60 years in prison in Chandra Levy slaying
• Study Abroad in Spain
• Spartanburg man jailed after chase through two counties
• Foster family picked for infant left in toilet at Bi-Lo Center
• Hidden hostage helps police in NC bank standoff
• Higher jobless benefit tax irks SC businesses
• SC bill would give tax breaks to wealthy investors
• Clemson receives George Washington Carver letters
• Unmarked SC police cruiser stolen, found abandoned in Goose Creek
• Grand Strand home prices take another sharp drop
• Spartanburg woman named state's Mother of Year
• Spartanburg man accused of improper conduct with a minor
• SC will get a seventh congressional district, but no one's sure where the boundaries will fall
• Report: Woman left 'provocatively dressed' 13-year-old daughter at Spartanburg nightclub
• Business briefs: Carolina Alliance wins veterans support honor
• Boiling Springs man charged in indecent exposure cases a suspect in Furman incident
• Tennis Sweeps Belmont Abbey, 9-0
• Ex-Spartanburg County magistrate pleads guilty
• BMW looking for more workers
• Spartanburg's Music Trail opens today
• Nolff Looks to Expand Upstate’s Career Athletes Network
• Spartans Drop Home Match to Chanticleers
• Spartan Rally Comes Up Short in Loss to Ospreys
• Childers Tosses No-Hitter, Spartans Go Deep in Win Over Coastal
• 3 suspects charged with armed robbery in Spartanburg County
• Spartanburg church to offer prayers at the pump
• Bus carrying Converse College basketball players involved in crash
• Police charge man after 3 toddlers stabbed in Atlanta suburb
• Mississippi group wants KKK leader Forrest on license plates
• Chaser, Wofford researchers featured on NOVA scienceNOW
• College Night Live @ the Showroom, Feb. 10th
• Congratulations to Brigitte Neary
• Former Spartanburg County magistrate pleads guilty to drug charge
• Harris’ paper accepted for publication by Southern Sociological Society
• Students Present at Nonprofit Leadership Alliance Conference
• John T. Long Publishes Book Review
• Thursday: Art With Heart Show
• Mac Doyle and James Foster Named Preseason All-SoCon
• Terriers Go Pink February 12 - 18
• NY Rep. Lee quits after shirtless photo surfaces
• Charleston school birth control lawsuit settled
• Light snow, rain, fall across central SC
• Business briefs: Milliken names new chairman of board
• Rescuers credit God with helping them save infant
• Family says mother of abandoned infant did not know of birth
• Cameras to switch traffic lights at Pine, Main streets in Spartanburg
• Chaser, the Spartanburg border collie, appears on national TV
• BB&T chief discusses profitability, plans to hire
• Baseball Tabbed 11th in Preseason Poll
• Upstate Track and Field Teams Set To Take Part In Final Tune-Up Prior A-Sun Championships In Two Weeks
• Upstate Opens Season at Palmetto State Showdown
• Globalbike, Spartanburg Day School team up to provide 85 bicycles in Kenya
• News briefs: Indictment handed down in bank robbery
• Wellford man gets life sentence in slaying
• Upstate could see snow today
• Two men who helped rescue newborn from toilet share their story
• Terriers Scratch Catamounts 64-60 Snapping Seven Game Slide
• Blackboard Outage
• Women’s Tennis Picks Up a 7-0 Win Over King College
• Men’s Basketball Drops 67-58 Decision To Davidson
• Men’s Tennis Beats King College for Their First Win of the Season
• SC health officials see increase in syphilis cases
• SC inmate charged with threatening Sanford
• SC Senate approves legalizing raffles
• Mom: Woman who left baby in toilet at Bi-Lo Center can't remember birth
• Tennis Bests Columbia College, 6-3
• Milliken names non-executive chairman of its board of directors
• Twenty-Nine Upstate Students Receive SCC Foundation Scholarships
• Eat Breakfast with the Chancellor Feb. 23
• Black SC lawmaker: Immigrants are hardest workers
• Sales tax in Myrtle Beach said to pay off
• SC bill limiting lawsuit awards wins key House OK
• USC Upstate To Host College Goal South Carolina
• Two injured after wreck on Highway 29 near Target
• Club Art and Design to Sell Valentine’s Cards
• Police: Mom left sleeping tot in car outside Walmart
• Lawsuit filed against Ford due to diesel engine issues
• Senate committee approves plan to appoint Barnette solicitor
• Gaffney charter school gets $103,000 grant
• Spartanburg border collie on 'Today' show, ABC evening news
• Man paralyzed in Denny's shooting will receive $13M
• Charleston officials ID man who killed himself in front of deputy
• Kings Mountain man dies in Clover crash following police chase
• SC panel OKs government streamlining measures
• Police: Greenwood County fire official had sex with helpless woman
• Anderson County man sentenced to 45 years in shooting death
• Branchville man agrees to pay $250 to settle leash fines
• Drivers can no longer make left turns at downtown intersection
• Mother of infant abandoned in Greenville arrested
• Greer man wins $200K in lottery
• Forecast: Expect snow tonight
• Women’s Tennis Match at Presbyterian College Moved to Wednesday
• Spartans, Chanticleers Set for Friday Afternoon Match
• Men’s Basketball to Host North Florida on Friday Night
• Kemboi Wins Atlantic Sun Men's Track Athlete Of The Week Award
• Easley woman tells police she left baby in toilet at Greenville arena
• Panel advances Haley's juvenile justice nominee
• Dining Services Offers Black History Month Dinner
• I-26 outside of Charleston reopens after wrecks
• Forecasters now expecting an inch of snowfall in the Upstate
• SC co-op gets share of $8.5 million USDA fund
• Government: No electronic flaws in Toyotas
• Congressman Jim Clyburn to Speak at Spirit of Freedom Luncheon
• SC Lt Gov Ard hires Sanford's lawyer for ethics inquiry
• SC budget board OKs $100M Medicaid agency bailout
• Chaser, Wofford researchers to appear on national TV Wednesday
• Noah Dahlman Named SoCon Player of the Month
• Navy salutes Boiling Springs recruiter as one of best
• Patient moves on despite brain tumor: 'It doesn't define me'
• Right-to-hunt bill gets 1st OK from Ky. lawmakers
• Downtown Rotary Club of Greenville honors four police officers
• Only three home Wofford basketball games remain!
• Health and outdoors calendar: Nicotine Anonymous group in Greer
• District 7 trustees get testy over committees
• Former Oconee County teacher charged with sexual battery
• SC troopers get $1.5M to crack down on speeding
• Summerville woman faces charges after 4-month-old suffers second-and third-degree burns
• 11-year-old Charleston girl takes sister, 7, for joyride in SUV
• AAA Carolinas: Leave I-95 speed cameras in place
• Greenwood County couple charged with elder abuse
• Spartanburg's Blue Ridge Log Cabins gets partner
• Spartanburg GOP plans precinct reorganization
• Snow forecast for Upstate on Thursday
• Pacolet man faces attempted murder charge after parking lot incident
• Infant found in toilet in Greenville battling for his life
• Pink is In...Pink Zone 2011
• Lewis Claims Top 20 Finish at JU Classic
• Spartan Rookies Rank Among A-Sun and Nation’s Best
• Valkyries Roll Over St. Andrews, 105-58
• Bulldogs Bounce Terriers, 68-48
• AP interview: Zais wants to overhaul teacher pay
• Nearly 15,000 chickens killed in Dorchester coop fire
• Man shoots, kills himself in front of Charleston deputy
• Budget board to hash $235M in deficits after snub
• Dining Services Offers Specials to Facebook Users
• Spartanburg gets role in BMW Super Bowl TV ad
• Snow could be coming to Spartanburg, again
• Myrtle Beach reviews noise limits amid lawsuit
• SC prosecutor sponsoring contest for children to design logo
• Pacolet man, 30, charged with attempted murder after incident in Academy Sports' parking lot
• William McGirt Finishes 22nd at the PGA Tour’s Waste Management Phoenix Open
• Former HomeGold executive loses appeal of sentence
• SC welfare agency pulls deficit bailout request
• Super Bowl ads: Eminem, Darth Vader, catering dogs
• AP poll: Frisky folks choose snuggling over Snuggies in winter
• AOL buying Huffington Post for $315M
• College giving yet to recover as economy improves
• Wofford Announces 2011 Football Schedule Change
• Tip sheet: See Darryl Van Leer perform at Spartanburg Methodist College on Tuesday
• Authors: Stealth was key to civil rights movement
• SC doctors face cuts in Medicaid fees
• SC senator pushes new illegal immigration law
• GA Marine recruit dies in Charleston, meningitis suspected
• Women’s Soccer Inks 11 for Class of 2015
• Second Round of JU Classic Washed Out
• Spartans Rally, But Can't Complete Comeback at Stetson
• Upstate @ Night “Welcome to Miami”
• Spartanburg educators try to pinpoint bullying problems
• How SC senators voted, week ending Feb. 4
• Carlisle native, Union grad is featured in Pepsi Max ad
• Influenza cases on the rise in SC
• BMW Super Bowl ad shot around Spartanburg
• Spartans Sixth at JU Classic
• Spartans Fall to Hot-Shooting Eagles
• Upstate Falls to UNCG in Battle of the Spartans
• Georgia Southern Downs Upstate in Women’s Tennis Action
• Spartans Look for Revenge Over Stetson
• Community health grants available from Spartanburg Regional Foundation
• Cherokee County ramps up CrimeStoppers rewards
• Community Weavers to be honored on Feb. 19
• Woman gives birth at Bi-Lo Center, leaves baby in toilet
• Valkyries Fall at Home to Mount Olive, 81-61
• Men’s Basketball Wins 74-60 At The Citadel
• Lady Mocs Use Second Half to Complete Season Sweep of Terriers, 72-45
• Police blotter: Suspect scares girlfriend, hits a pylon at Walmart
• Police still seek second suspect in York killing
• Authorities nab suspect wanted in Spartanburg mobile-home killing
• Upstate Opens Sring Season at JU Classic
• Men’s Basketball Set for Sunday Matinee at Florida Gulf Coast
• Upstate Falls on the Road at FGCU
• Spartanburg man charged with lewd act on child
• Worker killed after fall into 600-degree pit at Fountain Inn plant
• Help Support the 2011 IMPACT Alternative Spring Break Trip
• USC Upstate Foreign Language Educator Workshop To Focus On Putting Integrated Performance Assessment into Practice
• Inman man sought since December killing at mobile home park arrested
• Crews work to repair roads throughout Spartanburg
• 7 husbands recall horror as stepmother of mutilated NC girl turned wicked after weddings
• SLED: No criminal probe in fatal Charleston fire
• Former SC treasurer Ravenel blasts US war on drugs
• Ethics letter: Ard must provide spending details
• AD: South Carolina won't raise ticket prices
• Mauldin woman accused of prostituting daughter in order to obtain drugs
• Dining Services Update
• College Special at Funtasia
• Legislation tries to bar foreign influence
• College fair set for Saturday at Ridgeville Baptist Church
• Gowdy opposes raising debt limit
• Chinese students find junior high in Spartanburg enlightening
• Greenville authorities arrest two more in armed robberies of credit union, bank
• Landrum man, 20, killed after single-vehicle wreck
• Official: Giffords' astronaut husband going to fly
• President and CEO of Spartanburg Regional jumps into fountain
• Verizon halts iPhone orders after 'record' first day
• USC trustees board to discuss Greenville expansion plans
• Cross Country/Track and Field Adds Five for 2011-2012
• Cross Country/Track and Field Adds Five for 2011-2012
• Heavy rain expected today, tonight in the Upstate
• Spartan Track Teams Carry Momentum To Niswonger Invitational This Weekend
• Upstate Heads South, Takes on FGCU Saturday Night
• Upstate Track Teams Set A Couple of More School Records On Opening Day At Niswonger
• Spartans Down Hatters in A-Sun/CSS Game of the Week
• Lacrosse Tabbed 5th in Preseason Poll
• Men’s Basketball Falls 79-54 At College of Charleston
• SC treasurer wants info on Haley's budget meeting
• Calvin Odhiambo’s Writing Accepted for Presentation at Charleston Southern University
• SC Senator: State might have to close 2 prisons
• Ex-Kershaw deputy found guilty in inmate beating case
• Advance Step Show Tickets are Sold Out!
• Art Therapist Exhibits Paintings Aimed to "Dismantle the Merry-Go-Round"
• Sleet, freezing rain moving into the Upstate tonight
• SC AG asks judge to dismiss Boeing union lawsuit
• Duplicate or Replacement W-2s
• Police blotter: Spartanburg man charged with sex offense with a child
• Spartanburg County students get firsthand look at jobs
• Landrum Middle School students get a shot at covering sports
• Spartanburg electrician dies in fall at job site
• Unemployment insurance cost changes in SC now real
• Group looks at uniform Grand Strand beach rules
• BMW launches online contest tied to Super Bowl
• AP: Zahra Bakers stepmom married four different men in Gaffney
• USC schedules events to celebrate Chinese New Year
• Haley's Cabinet nominees up for confirmation
• Officials question Spartanburg foreclosure report on CNN website
• Attorney: Ridgeville mother charged in boys death thought he was possessed
• 3-year-old Lancaster girl dies after falling from truck
• Mammoth storm leaves bitter cold, destruction
• Tea party favorite Bachmann coming to Spartanburg
• Robbery convict gets life sentence in Spartanburg County court as repeat offender
• Brad Loesing Named Academic All-District
• Foreclosure data for the top 206 metro areas in the United States
• Financially helping charter schools worries Spartanburg districts
• Car runs off road, into ravine in Spartanburg
• Childers Unanimous A-Sun Preseason All-Conference Selection, Spartans Picked to Finish Second
• Enrollment at SCC Cherokee County Campus Has More Than Doubled Since Opening in 2007
• Crusaders Win Hard Fought Battle Over Valkyries
• Date Night: Funny Tales of the Search for Mr./Mrs. Right
• University Writing Center Offers Services For All Writers
• Wofford announces February events
• Wofford events celebrate Black History Month
• Ethics lawyer: Ard didn't file '08 campaign report
• Fierce blizzard rolls into winter-weary Northeast
• Seven Greenville County seniors named candidates for 2011 Presidential Scholars
• Greenville County Schools holding job fair this Friday
• Register Today to Join USC Upstate’s Relay For Life Team
• Duplicate or Replacement W-2s
• Spartanburg Marriott Extends Special USC Upstate Rate
• Rummage Sale for the Spartanburg Art Museum Art School
• Districts asked to send $21M to SC charter schools
• Cross-Racial Dialogue Opens Black History Month Series
• Spartanburg man, 27, dies after falling off ladder at SCSDB
• Terrier basketball featured on ESPNU Thursday
• Men's Soccer Adds Six to 2011 Roster
• Wofford hoops enters February with only a few home dates remaining
• Terriers Prepare for College of Charleston and ESPNU
• Dining Services Events
• Dining Survey Coming Soon
• IMPACT Sponsors Womanless Beauty Pageant
• Jurors begin deliberating SC inmate beating case
• Welfare agency head gets Senate screening
• USC Upstate Celebrates Black History Month
• SC Supreme Court hears incorporation challenge
• Wofford Football Announces 18 Signings
• Rock Hill pastor's home robbed during church concert
• Iconic symbol of Cold War dismantled at Savannah River Site
• Business once owned by missing Hilton Head couple sold
• SC bird beats groundhogs with forecast
• District 7 trustees appointed to committees
• Pro- and anti-government supporters clash in Cairo
• Punxsutawney Phil predicts an early spring
• Charges claim former Chesnee Wesleyan pastor wrote himself $170,000 in checks
• Midwest buckles under colossal blizzard; schools, flights cancelled
• Models produced in Spartanburg County lead to stronger sales for BMW
• Spartanburg senior earns Siemens academic honor
• Spartans Fall at No. 11 Georgia
• Spartans, Hatters Set to Battle in CSS Game of the Week
• Spartans to Host Eagles in Home Opener
• Acting solicitor moving toward permanent post
• Rules for colleges could ease
• Inman woman says she was cuffed, punched, locked in closet
• Spartanburg man accused of firing pistol, choking girlfriend, threatening officer
• SC colleges might get more flexibility in spending
• Former pastor of Chesnee Wesleyan charged with fraud
• Acting 7th Circuit solicitor moving toward permanent post
• Watershed Ecology Center Offers “Going Green” Series to Community
• Wellness Center – Updated Hours
• Ethics panel checking SC lieutenant governor's spending
• Authors@Upstate Welcomes Susan Tekulve
• Vote delayed on SC bill on E-verify requirement
• Egypt's Mubarak says he won't run for a new term
• Ice, snow closes roads, airports from Texas to RI
• Michelin gives Clemson auto research equipment
• McCain will be grand marshal in May parade on Grand Strand
• School finance proposal could cost the state $145 million
• Bill would give SC Medicaid doctors less money
• Safe Spring Break
• W-2 Information for Students
• Register Today to Join USC Upstate’s Relay For Life Team
• Democrats choose Charlotte for 2012 convention
• South Carolina lawmakers to debate voter ID bill
• Haley approves temporary alcohol licenses measure
• College Nite Live at the Showroom
• Would-be burglar stuck in Orangeburg store air shaft
• Noah Dahlman Named SoCon Player of the Week
• Noah Dahlman Named SoCon Player of the Week
• Arby's thief gets 12 years in prison
• Man gets 20 years for assault, robbery
• Spartanburg families have loved ones in volatile nation of Egypt
• Spartanburg vet tries to prevent animal cruelty
• 42 local schools earn Palmetto gold, silver
• South Carolina colleges facing loss of stimulus dollars
• Officers investigate explosion at Enoree plant
• New Denny's CEO Miller reports for duty today
• Health and outdoors calendar: Get cardiovascular screenings
• Crews to upgrade section of Spartanburg road
• BMW supplier adding workers
• Gum a gooey problem for Myrtle Beach
• Men’s Tennis Set for Busy Week
• SCC Announces Educators of the Year Award Recipients
• SCC Looks at Tuition, Fee Increases
• 38 Greenville County schools receive Palmetto Awards
• Portrayal of Pearl Harbor featured at Charleston air show
• More then 400 SC schools honored for achievement
• Research by Wofford professors with smart border collie receives worldwide attention
• Fall 2010 Dean's List announced
• GOP lawmakers paying price for tough-on-crime laws
• SC health, welfare cuts about to go into effect
• Pastor on church brawl: 'Nothing has hurt me this bad'
• Man charged with murder in Hartsville shooting
• Elderly couple killed in Marion County house fire
• Men’s Basketball To Host Ball State In BracketBusters
• CAB CoffeeHouse: Nelly’s Echo (Live Music)
• Upstate @ Nite “Welcome to Miami”
• Peter Boie: Magic for Non-Believers
• Piggy power: Electricity from hog waste a SC first
• Spartanburg embraces revamped recycling program
• Egypt opposition calls for 1 million on streets
• Swimming Makes Converse History, Finishes Season Undefeated
• ‘Energy Futures Symposium’ set for Feb. 15 at Wofford
• Dr. Charles Love to Serve Dual Roles for National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education
• 7th Annual African American Family History Workshop
• Man fights $3,200 fine for allowing dog to run unleased on SC beach
• Privatizing school bus operations in SC could be costly
• Graham to speak with Fountain Inn civic group today
• Former New Mexico governor Johnson visiting Myrtle Beach
• Valkyries Soccer Hosts Spring Recruitment Camp
• Baseball Begins Spring Practice
• Police blotter: Man faces drug, assault and battery charges after altercation
• Spartanburg Community College looks at tuition, fee increases
• Altercation at North Carolina church prompts police response
• Greer officials ask for updates on use of $1.4M award received by police
• 20-year-old Greer man faces felony DUI charges after crash
• 3 workers hurt in explosion at Enoree chemical plant
• Swimming Makes Converse History, Finishes Undefeated in Duals
• Swimming Makes Converse History as they finish Undefeated
• How SC members of Congress voted, week ending Jan. 28.
• Grandson of former slave takes pride in family's home
• Police blotter: Woodruff man charged with criminal domestic violence
• Three arrested in shooting death of Union teen
• USC Upstate begins search for new chancellor
• Upstate Concludes Record Setting Weekend At JRF Invitational
• Greer 'on stable footing' after budget cuts, tax increases
• No rebuke for Floyd from SC Republicans
• Direct deposit to streamline child support in Cherokee County
• McCrimon Sets Two School Marks for Terriers at Kent Taylor Indoor Meet
• McCrimon Sets Two School Marks for Terriers at Kent Taylor Indoor Meet
• Men’s Tennis Loses to Winthrop, 7-0
• Men’s Tennis Loses to Winthrop, 7-0
• Noah Dahlman Scores 34 In 75-66 Win Over Western Carolina
• Noah Dahlman Scores 34 In 75-66 Win Over Western Carolina
• Women’s Tennis Sweeps Past North Carolina A&T 7-0
• Women’s Tennis Sweeps Past North Carolina A&T 7-0
• 2011 USC Upstate Athletics Hall of Fame Release
• Three arrested in Union shooting death
• UNC Greensboro Squeezes Past Wofford, 60-51
• Interim courses at Wofford carry rhythm, spice
• Oakbrook Preparatory launches $3 million expansion
• Spartanburg's Westgate Village wins more tenants
• Police hunt couple in Union teens slaying
• Slain family members laid to rest together
• GOP disputes private talks
• SC GOP Chairwoman Floyd taking heat for meeting with Barbour
• Taco Bell says 'Thank you for suing us'
• SC man leads cops on 120-mph chase on 2-lane road
• Lake City pauses to remember astronaut son, Ron McNair
• Lawson Academy of the Arts Student Wins Recording Contract
• Three Greenville teens charged with string of holdups and carjackings
• Economy gains, but not enough to ease jobs crisis
• Workers saw 2 percent rise in wages and benefits
• Pricing Schedules For Upstate Technical Schools Become More Flexible
• Converse Expands Online Graduate Course Offerings for Spring 2011
• Michelle Obama tours Fort Jackson, sees Army fitness, food
• DOT chief: SC electric bus plant is model of innovation
• Cairo scene of violent chaos as Egyptian protests escalate
• Carlisle-Foster's Grove Elementary School in race for Palmetto's Finest
• Report: Spartanburg's crime rate down again
• Greer police investigate Prince Street shooting; no charges filed
• Arkwright fire district moves closer toward consolidation
• Police blotter: Gaffney woman faces forged prescription drug charges
• Reward offered in Gaffney double homicide
• Cherokee County murder suspect caught in NC
• 2010 annual report: Crime continues to drop in city of Spartanburg
• Men’s Basketball Wins 74-65 At Appalachian State
• Michelle Obama tours Fort Jackson, sees Army fitness, food
• Gaffney police offer $5,000 reward in Jan. 19 killings
• Transportation department looks to improve I-85/I-385 interchange
• Dorman High School student wins Jive Records contract
• Homecoming 2011: Movies on the Lawn presents 300
• Midlands Technical College Offers American Sign Language Program
• Senators propose ban on I-95 speed cameras in SC
• Budget and Control Board freezes hiring, cuts budget
• Bottler bringing 300 jobs to Spartanburg County
• Barbour courts Upstate Republicans
• Snow piles up on snow-weary Northeast
• Converse Student Named to SC Youth Council for Policy Change
• Greer police investigate Prince Street shooting
• City of Spartanburg to ban left turns at Church and Main streets
• Social Security fund will be drained by 2037
• AP survey: Outlook for 2011 economy is brightening
• Ex-Gov. Sanford, Argentine lover hit Uruguay resort
• Greer woman arrested, accused of cutting man's throat
• Spartanburg Public Safety officer saves infant's life
• Wofford Hoops Doubleheader and Tennis Home Opener Saturday!
• Gaffney man sentenced to 12 years for selling crack
• Spartans, Bears Set for Homecoming Battle
• Upstate Track and Field Team Heads For JRF Invitational At Clemson Tomorrow
• Women’s Tennis Match at Elon Postponed
• Atlantic Beverage Investing $10M In Spartanburg County
• Atlantic Beverage Bringing 300 New Jobs To Spartanburg County
• Cherokee County authorities ask for help to find murder suspect
• State budget cutters see faces of vulnerable kids
• Symposium on brain tumors set for Tuesday
• Police blotter: Thieves target Woodruff construction company
• Greer woman accused of cutting man's throat
• Rescue squad pioneer Leroy Beaty left mark on Spartanburg County
• Former Gov. Sanford spotted with 'soul mate' on South American beach
• SC budget panel disagrees with Haley on cutting arts funds
• US color-coded terror warnings to go by April 27
• Dow Jones average falls after briefly hitting 12,000
• Doctors: Rep. Giffords ready to start full rehab
• Budget experts say federal deficit to hit $1.5T
• Greer woman arrested, accused of cutting man's throat
• Cherokee County deputies searching for suspect in December killing
• Homecoming 2011: LipSync Competition
• Atlantic Beverage to create 300 jobs in Spartanburg County
• Terriers Prepare for Appalachian State
• Company hopes telecom customers Wize up
• Jobs, deficit, war: top issues in Obama's address
• State of the Union stirs current of hope, doubt
• Business briefs: Plastics maker set to build Oconee plant
• State's unemployment rate ticks upward to 10.7 percent
• Police blotter: Scene of triple homicide burglarized
• Police charge woman with October First Citizens bank robbery
• Spartans Stymied at ETSU
• Upstate Starts Second Swing Through A-Sun Wednesday at ETSU
• Spartans, Phoenix Set for High Noon Showdown on Saturday
• City of Spartanburg to Help Fund SCC Downtown Campus
• It’s not too late: Spartanburg Community College’s Spring FlexStart Classes Offer Full Credit in Fewer Weeks
• Spartanburg County councilman suggests smoking limits
• Trakas to speak at library tonight
• Prank goes wrong; hospital guard shoots himself in hand
• Police accuse Spartanburg man of child sexual assault, woman of failure to report incidents
• Mississippi governor to meet with Upstate GOP leaders
• Spartanburg man charged with sex with a child under 11
• SC legislators OK fix for delayed jobless benefits
• US court will hear Rahm Emanuel appeal
• Zais: SC school test scores should be wake-up call
• Butterfly toy recalled because of choking hazard
• Plastics company plans 75 jobs in Oconee County
• How SC House members voted, week ending Jan. 21
• Debate on allowing poker goes before SC lawmakers
• Gitmo detainee gets life sentence in embassy plot
• Brigitte Neary’s Book Review Published
• USC Upstate Student Named to the South Carolina Youth Council for Policy Change
• Homecoming 2011: Bingo Night
• State of the Union: It's the economy, again
• Homecoming King and Queen 2010
• SC unemployment rate increases slightly to 10.7 percent
• Homecoming 2011: “Initial This”
• Homecoming 2011: Homecoming Court Polls Open
• Spartanburg School District 2 helps special ed students practice life skills
• Authorities searching for suspect in robbery of Boiling Springs Rite-Aid
• Spartanburg County Council tackles flea markets
• Men’s Tennis to Compete in ITA Kick-off
• Copney Named A-Sun Player of the Week
• Spartans Unable to Complete Sweep of ETSU
• Spartanburg grandma has reasons to ride across US
• Precipitation today not likely to be snow, ice
• Police blotter: Spartanburg woman accused of hitting man with iron
• SC leaders share State of the Union expectations
• Greer dad charged in baby's death
• Boiling Springs mourns 16-year-old
• Woman accused of torturing, killing dog
• City of Spartanburg to help fund SCC campus
• Elderly should explore fitness options, tread carefully, experts say
• CertusBank takes over 6 Upstate branches
• Men’s Basketball Falls In Overtime 73-68 To Furman
• Men’s Basketball Falls In Overtime 73-68 To Furman
• Eagles Swoop Past Terriers, 57-41
• Eagles Swoop Past Terriers, 57-41
• USC Upstate Welcomes Delegation from Zhejiang Agriculture & Forestry University in Lin’an, China
• The Extended/Excessive Absence Report Now Available for Spring Semester
• Russia: Explosion kills 31 at Moscow airport
• Spartanburg woman accused of holding hot iron to man's face
• Woman accused of hanging, burning pit bull that chewed her Bible
• Greer man charged with killing 5-month-old daughter
• Kids vs. business in fight over SC balloon bill
• Dining Services Presents “Chills and Thrills Winter Carnival”
• SC Supreme Court: Sanford funding veto unconstitutional
• Valkyries Capture Wins Against Berry and South Georgia
• Court rules Rahm Emanuel ineligible for mayor of Chicago
• Tuesday to bring rain, little snow to the Upstate
• Oprah Winfrey finds sister she didn't know she had
• Police: Man kills 2 Florida officers in shootout
• Homecoming 2011: Rally at the Hodge
• USC Upstate Art Students Teaching At Spartanburg Art Museum
• USC Upstate Offers 11 Foreign Languages in Evening Classes
• Homecoming 2011: Homecoming Kickoff Bonfire and Marshmallow Roast
• Spartanburg area schools watch, wait on snow make-up days
• Spartanburg County Council looks at flea market rules
• USC looks for new use for old Carolina Coliseum
• Cops: Firefighters used work tools to steal copper
• FBI: Woman who raised stolen NY baby held in Connecticut
• Police: 4 Detroit police officers shot at precinct
• 3rd day of search fails to find 3 missing boaters
• 2 found dead at Columbia gas station likely murder-suicide
• SC inmate in trouble after updating his Facebook page from prison
• Chance of snow remains, but accumulation unlikely
• Wounded Spartanburg Co. search, rescue dog heals
• Spartanburg City Council decides Monday on Evans Building
• Spartanburg congregation holds its ground: 'God has brought us to this place'
• Spartans Continue Whirlwind Adventure on Tuesday at ETSU
• Homecoming 2011: Alumni Social After Party
• Homecoming 2011: School of Nursing Reunion
• Homecoming 2011: Gospel Choir and Black Student Leaders Reunion
• Homecoming 2011: Homecoming Party
• Homecoming 2011: ADN Class of 2005 Nursing Reunion
• Father, son charged in Boiling Springs motel stabbing remain in jail
• Tea partiers say defense in mix for budget cuts
• Homecoming 2011: Alumni Check-In and Prizes
• Homecoming 2011: Basketball Doubleheader
• Homecoming 2011: SGA, CAB, Residential Advisors and Orientation Leaders Reunion
• 2011 Homecoming: Greek Life Reunion
• College welcomes students as industry faces scrutiny
• Bond in Spartanburg bank heist set at $200K
• Dorman junior perfect on ACT
• Mitchell sets black caucus sites high
• Upstate expecting wintry mix Tuesday
• Wildcats Bounce Terriers, 80-50
• Wildcats Bounce Terriers, 80-50
• Men’s Basketball Drops Samford 81-43
• Man dies at hospital after Greenwood bar shooting
• Suspected bank robber leads police on chase through city
• Converse opening new village as it updates campus housing
• I-26 bus crash injures 15 students near Dorman High School
• Snow might blow into Upstate Monday
• Grandmother dies from wounds in Spartanburg triple shooting
• Police still investigating 2 homicides in Gaffney
• Former day care worker faces more charges
• Local real estate companies join forces
• Grandmother wounded in triple shooting dies
• Coast Guard searches for 3 boaters missing off SC
• Group urges Sen. Graham not to raise Social Security age
• Doctor: Transfer of Giffords to Houston flawless
• Wofford Pulp Theatre to present ‘Urinetown: The Musical’
• New Apartment Housing Makes History at Converse
• First Citizens Bank robbed; man taken into custody after chase on I-85
• Spartanburg man wins Italy trip on 'Price is Right'
• Professional Development Session – Discrimination and Harassment Prevention and Response
• 2010 W-2 Form Distribution Information
• Feb. 1 Deadline For Next WritersINC Issue
• Students injured in morning bus accident
• Forecasters calling for a mix of rain and snow Monday night
• 2 men found shot to death at Gaffney residence
• Byrnes Rebels relish toasts at Statehouse
• Upstate, Florida Gulf Coast Doubleheader Make-up Date Announced
• Draxelmaier plans $10M expansion in Duncan
• Jain Chem buys Georgia company
• USC Upstate forms bond with China
• Spartanburg delegation won't rush airport appointments
• Grandmother of 14-year-old murder suspect still in critical condition
• Father, son charged in stabbing at Boiling Springs motel
• Police blotter: Couple found in trash bin arrested
• Town Square: Foothills AmeriCorps gets volunteer award
• Father, son charged in stabbing at Boiling Springs hotel
• Men’s Basketball Wins 88-56 Over Chattanooga
• Men’s Basketball Wins 88-56 Over Chattanooga
• Graphic Design Graduate’s Work On Display at West Main Artists Co-op
• Not enough present for Spartanburg Legislative Delegation vote
• Lisa Johnson gives talk at SUNY Upstate Medical University Department of Psychiatry
• Fourth Annual NPHC Stepshow
• Fourth Annual NPHC Stepshow
• Jennings’ paper accepted by Popular Culture/American Culture Associations
• Grand jury report in abortion doctor case is critical of authorities
• USC Upstate Offers Theatre Opportunities for Elementary and Middle School Students
• SCC to host National Tour Visit of Cisco Systems’ “Network on Wheels” Van
• Alabama governor apologizes for saying only Christians are his brothers and sisters
• Abortion doctor charged with killing woman, 7 infants
• Haley proposes spending cuts in state address
• Wofford Announces 2011 Football Schedule
• Two men found shot to death in Gaffney
• Giffords able to stand up as she readies for rehab
• 'Price is Right' contestant touts Cowpens
• 3 workers injured in Spartanburg plant fire
• SC auto industry adding power, study says
• Audit finds credit misused at USC Upstate
• Police blotter: Inman man accused of assaulting officers
• Boy, 14, accused of shooting family, stays in juvenile custody
• SCC Announces Fall 2010 Deans’ List
• Spartanburg man shot in eye, left in snow dies
• Area briefs: Pacolet man gets 6 years for child porn conviction
• Haley's State of State emphasizes government cuts
• Zais: Teacher training among suggested cuts
• Highlights of Gov. Haley's State of State speech
• Text of SC Gov. Haley's State of the State address
• House votes to repeal Obama's health care overhaul
• Teen accused of shooting family to remain in DJJ custody
• Paladins Pressure Proves Too Much as Terriers Fall, 80-44
• Official: Security video shows attack on Rep. Giffords
• Upcoming International Club Meeting and Movie Night
• Wounded man found last week lying in the snow has died
• Chesnee woman gets 12 months for part in mail theft ring
• Pacolet man, 32, sentenced to 6 years in child porn case
• Three treated after fire at Odermath USA facility in Spartanburg
• Woodruff man gets 15 years for bilking ADT, Verizon
• Stabbing victim charged with domestic abuse
• Gowdy to head House Oversight and Government Reform subcommittee
• Police: Spartanburg boy, 14, shot family; two dead, one in serious condition
• Upstate business leaders applaud Vision Airlines decision
• Marriott sale final; upgrade budget is $3M
• Upstate Guts Out Victory Over Longwood
• Spartans Set to Host First-Place Bruins on Friday Night
• SCC Offers Free Commercial Driver License Training Information Session
• Cherokee County building plan gets final approval
• Spartanburg County tax deadline extended
• Retired school superintendent John Tillotson dies
• Spartanburg County extends property tax deadline
• MLK Living the Legacy Celebration
• Haitian police take ex-dictator Duvalier to court
• Wofford opens huge "Hoops Homestand" Thursday
• Wofford opens huge "Hoops Homestand" Thursday
• Lost and Found Information
• Peter Boie: Magic for Non-Believers
• Upstate @ Nite: Spartans in Space
• Homecoming 2011: Show Your Spartan Spirit!
• Higher Education Leaders to Meet with Governor
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• Writing Center Announces Hours of Operation
• Three shot, two killed in Spartanburg; 14-year-old in custody
• SC public schools and colleges to appeal for funds
• SC Senate panel takes up poker, raffle bills
• Spartanburg man charged in Monday domestic knife fight
• MLK Unity Celebration: Learning is a must, Clemson official says
• Sheriff for school paddlings
• Civil rights leader returns to Gaffney, tells audience to follow MLK's lead
• Upstate Returns Home for Non-Conference Battle with Longwood
• USCs Heisman winner lines up against glaucoma
• Police blotter: Woman says 2 men robbed her at gunpoint
• Higher education leaders to meet with governor
• Cornbread to Caviar closes
• Air fares start at $89
• Downtown restaurant Cornbread to Caviar has closed
• Sheriff Wright says teachers should be allowed to use corporal punishment
• Grand jury probes what John Edwards knew about spending on coverup
• Winthrop police catch bike thefts with GPS 'bait'
• Solid recovery seen for Carolinas tourism in 2011
• Ralliers call for Confederate flag to be moved
• GSP airport will be getting low-cost air carrier Vision Airlines
• Villas Welcome Back Party
• Apple CEO Steve Jobs takes medical leave
• Dining Services to Host Dream in Green Lunch
• Former dictator Baby Doc Duvalier reappears in Haiti
• Looking behind the mug-shot grin of an accused killer
• Audio slideshow: A King's legacy lives on
• Decision nears on Cherokee County's administration building project
• Healing sounds: Lyman lawmaker's bill would recognize music therapists
• Upstate, GSP landing another airline
• QuikTrip to enter Upstate with store on West Main
• 4-day snow event costs DOT at least $2.7 million
• 3 killed, 6 injured in Lexington County house fire
• Williams Eclipses 1,00th Point Threshold: Wofford Falls to Elon, 64-47
• Rifle Falls To UAB
• Wofford teams up with Reach Out and Read
• Men’s Tennis Falls to No. 56 South Carolina
• Horry County police officer charged with DUI
• Greenville woman recognized for work against hate
• Unemployed not looking for dream job, just work
• BMW might add 4th model at Spartanburg plant
• Agencies raise awareness of dangers of radon
• Doctors remove Rep. Giffords' breathing tube
• Video surfaces of Arizona suspect touring his 'genocide school'
• Police blotter: Greer armed robbery victim wounded
• Spartanburg area doctors see pros, cons of new health care law
• Upstate Makes Second Stop on Tour of River City
• Spartans Stung by Yellow Jackets in Season Opener
• Terriers Track and Field Opens 2011 Season with Thirteen Top Twenty Finishes
• Valkyries' Streak Ends On Last Second Shot
• Men’s Basketball Downs Davidson 69-64
• Women’s Tennis Suffers a Loss in Season Opener
• Suspect's violent descent came on chaotic night
• Men’s Tennis Drop Season Opener
• Son suggests Reagan had Alzheimer's as president
• Give me back my sign! Horoscope readers atwitter
• Police blotter: Union snowman has its offending parts removed
• Spartanburg County housing sales down 6 percent
• Spartans Escape Winter Weather, Head South To Face UNF
• No. 60 Spartans Set to Open Spring Season at Georgia Tech
• 4 charged with shoplifting at Kohls in Spartanburg
• Spartanburg County official expects no layoffs
• Greenville deputy, Union driver injured
• United Way of Piedmont CEO retiring
• Greenville County deputy involved in Woodruff crash
• USC Upstate Social Networking Event
• Lawmaker says colleges should report disruptive students
• Longtime employee to run SC alcohol abuse agency
• Feds threaten to sue states over union laws
• 8 years for Rock Hill teen dad in shaking of infant son
• Ridgeville teen mom charged with killing 1-year-old son
• Two Lancaster County men wounded in shootout
• Jackson, Sharpton urge schools to cancel classes on MLK Day
• Greenville County Schools set makeup dates for events canceled by snow
• United Way CEO Kathy Dunleavy to retire
• Haley to announce 2 more choices for Cabinet posts
• Former SC first lady Jenny Sanford to be queen of Mardi Gras ball
• Wofford Tennis Set to Start the 2011 Season
• Zais wants to privatize the state's school bus fleet
• 9-year-old Arizona shooting victim laid to rest
• Saturday: Cowpens celebrates 230th anniversary
• Storm ices talks to choose new 7th Circuit solicitor
• Spartanburg County schools to remain closed; shady roads an icy danger
• South Carolina lawmakers may cut local funding
• Upstate Prepared for River City Rumble Number Two
• Inglis becomes a Harvard fellow
• Police blotter: Man charged with attempted armed robbery
• 2 Spartanburg men arrested in murder attempt
• Vaughan Drops 25, Converse Keeps Streak Alive Against Pfeiffer
• Moorhouse Notches Twenty-Three as Terriers Topple Cougars, 76-67
• Moorhouse Notches Twenty-Three as Terriers Topple Cougars, 76-67
• More than 2,000 people celebrate Haley's inaugural
• Inglis to be a resident at Harvard Institute of Politics
• Spartanburg County schools canceled again Friday
• SC House panel advances voter ID bill
• SC House quickly approves bill requiring roll call votes
• Man found shot in eye, lying in the snow; two charged
• Committee confirms Bobby Hitt as commerce secretary
• Wofford to participate in King Day activities
• Terriers Set to Open the Track and Field Season Saturday
• Obama urges nation to honor 9-year-old Arizona shooting victim
• Documents detail Arizona suspect's college outbursts
• Idaho woman claims $190M Mega Millions prize
• New governor Haley speaks about vision of unity
• Spartanburg students get a fourth snow day
• Upstate roads are better, but still icy in places
• Ohio-based company to bring 200 jobs to Greenville
• Spartanburg congressman plans no change in security
• Spartanburg area Goodfellows campaign raises close to $80,000 in donations
• Police blotter: Inman man charged in burglary, arson
• Mobile mammography unit to visit Union, Gaffney
• State and Spartanburg County offices to open Thursday
• Men’s Basketball Downs Georgia Southern 74-65
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• Road conditions improve Wednesday, but icy threat remains
• All Spartanburg County schools will close again on Thursday
• In first speech, new Gov. Haley forecasts budget cuts
• Ohio-based help desk firm bringing 200 jobs to Greenville
• Important Dates Extended for Students
• Library Hours for Wednesday
• Text of Gov. Nikki Haley's inaugural address
• Officer collapses at SC gubernatorial inauguration
• Officers pulled over Giffords shooting suspect just before attack
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• Northeast shouldering snow that crippled South
• SC recovering from winter storm, icy spots remain
• Haley being sworn in today as SC governor, faces budget mess
• Men's Basketball at GSU Time Changed
• Men's Basketball at GSU Time Changed
• Cabin Fever: Spartans Set to Return to Action
• 'Everyone's being pretty careful,' Upstate police, fire officials say
• Many roads across Upstate remain icy and perilous
• Police blotter: Landrum woman arrested on assault charges
• Spartanburg County schools stay cautious, closed
• SC legislative session gets ice-delayed start
• Wreck caused by ice causes huge delays on I-26
• Icy roads cause more crashes in SC; 1 man killed
• SC lawyer plans suit against Voting Rights Act
• Sanford to split time between Beaufort, Charleston
• SC mandating managed care for Medicaid patients
• Truckers stuck for 24 hours on Atlanta interstate
• With schools out, kids of all ages enjoy fun in the snow
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• Spartanburg districts cancel classes again Wednesday
• Snow delights children; forecasters say it will linger
• Frozen South: Could be days before thaw comes
• Doctor: Giffords breathing on her own after attack
• F. Lee Bailey: Document proves OJ Simpson's innocence
• Updated: Roads still icy this morning across Spartanburg County
• Wofford College operating on a delayed schedule Tuesday
• Slippery fun in the snow becomes icy nightmare for Upstate drivers
• Southerners struggle to dig out from heavy snow
• Suspect in Arizona shooting held without bail
• Spartanburg area schools closed for second day
• Some Spartanburg businesses open despite storm
• Pacolet teen wounded in gun accident
• Officials worry about possible power outages in Spartanburg area
• Winter Weather Causes Postponement Of Upstate-FGCU Basketball
• Gov. Sanford declares a state of emergency in SC
• Officials warn Upstate road conditions will get worse
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• Spartanburg schools to close a second day on Tuesday
• GSP airport still open, but few planes landing
• Snowfall amounts so far for SC counties
• Sanford aides among schools chief's senior staff
• Storm knocks out power to 6,500 customers in Georgia
• Storm might delay trash pickup in Spartanburg
• Winter weather slams South with snow, icy roads
• Snow begins falling in Upstate; area schools closed
• No Spartanburg City Council meeting tonight
• Here are the latest snowfall totals for the Upstate
• Giffords shooting suspect due in court in Tucson
• Police blotter: Suspect accused of shooting 2 men
• Public invited to walk in footsteps of Patriots en route to Cowpens
• Medical college rising in Spartanburg as it prepares for August opening
• Hearing tonight on downtown Spartanburg plan
• Building projects reshaping Spartanburg
• Snow forecast leads all Spartanburg schools to close Monday
• Officers charge Loughner, claim he acted alone
• Surgeons say Rep. Giffords showing positive signs
• Arizona shooting targets US congresswoman, kills 6
• Details of suspect in Arizona rampage slowly emerge
• House Speaker Boehner: Normal House business postponed
• 9-year-old victim was a 9/11 baby, a
• Winter storm warning now in effect for Spartanburg
• Wofford at Western Carolina Monday Postponed
• Wofford at Western Carolina Monday Postponed
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• Citadel opens fire once again, recreating Civil War event
• How SC House members voted, week ending Jan. 7
• BMW commercial zooms in on Spartanburg
• Speaker Harrell leading charge for Repeal Amendment
• State looks at school district consolidation
• Spartans, Eagles Set to Tangle on Monday Night
• Town Square: Imagine That receives $63,362 theater grant
• 2 arrested after 2 wounded in Spartanburg shooting
• Grandparents raising grandkids find support in Spartanburg
• Storm could bring half foot of snow to Spartanburg
• MLK speaker in Spartanburg: Fulfill dream, stay in school
• Arizona Rep. Giffords shot, at least 6 killed, 13 wounded
• Valkyries Win Second Straight
• Men’s Basketball Falls 77-73 To College of Charleston
• Men’s Basketball Falls 77-73 To College of Charleston
• Congressional officials say Arizona congresswoman, others shot
• Mountaineers Steal Win over Turnover Plagued Terriers, 81-60
• Ridgeland mayor: Odor sickens basketball players, fans
• Former Globetrotter gives Spartanburg Vikings motivational bounce
• Police recount shootout at Owens Street home
• Paraplegic pulled out of Inman house on fire
• Verizon bringing its faster 4G wireless network to Upstate
• Power tool manufacturer relocating to Anderson
• Snow storm rumbling toward Spartanburg
• Suspect attacks deputies in Spartanburg
• Monday storm could dump 4 inches of snow on the Upstate
• Shoestring Players Hold Auditions For “Sweeney Todd”
• Shoestring Players Hold Auditions For “A Flea In Her Ear”
• Quick thinking saves 72-year-old paraplegic from Inman house fire
• NC, SC officials warn about fish from Catawba
• SC Budget and Control Board director resigning
• Two Spartanburg deputies injured in early morning altercation with suspects
• Skinner belts out last alma mater for Wofford fans
• US unemployment rate falls to 9.4 percent, lowest since May 2009
• House plans test vote Friday on health care repeal
• 2 fiery packages put Maryland mailrooms on alert
• Spartans Return Home To Face Stetson Saturday
• State legislators: Budget cuts will be painful
• Hunting season thins out herd, but Upstate drivers still need to watch out for deer
• Valkyries Earn Road Win Against St. Andrews
• Ameet Pall Finishes Second In Buchanan Award Voting
• Men’s Basketball Downs The Citadel 78-60
• Pentagon anticipates $78B in budget cut
• Gov.-elect Haley names first minority Cabinet member
• SC National Guard promotes 1st female general
• Need a pothole repaired? Click to fix
• 2 packages explode in Maryland state buildings
• Homeless Ohio man with velvety voice becomes a star
• Elizabeth Edwards leaves husband John out of her will
• Spartanburg officer, two others injured in shootout
• Airport commission picks businesswoman to replace Milliken
• Police blotter: Man accused of choking woman till she passes out
• Boiling Springs man sentenced for convenience store robberies
• Spartanburg airport renovations moving forward
• Spartanburg's Gowdy sworn in as 4th district Congressman
• Woodland Heights leader is state principal of the year
• California mother, daughter killed in I-85 car crash
• Spartanburg Community College Welcomes Dr. Cheryl A. Cox as Vice President for Academic Affairs
• Suspect accused of trying to infect officer with TB
• Dead birds falling from the sky still mystify experts
• Student opens fire at Omaha high school, 2 wounded
• USC Upstate Student To Represent State in Miss Collegiate America National Pageant
• Greenville deputies looking for burgundy and silver pickup truck
• Scientists Give Time, Effort to Support Physical Sciences and Mathematics Research by Young Scientists at National Research Conference
• 112th Congress convenes; Boehner elected speaker
• Gibbs is resigning as White House press secretary
• Gov-elect Haley picks Revenue Department director
• GSP commission names Shaw to replace Milliken
• Bonfim and Hood Named to the All-South Region Scholar Team
• Mother, daughter killed in early morning crash on I-85 in Cherokee Co.
• Greenville school superintendent a finalist for national award
• Susan Smith's former husband speaks at child death seminar
• Sanford names Barry Barnette as acting 7th Circuit solicitor
• Sanford unveils budget plan during Spartanburg visit
• Police blotter: Chinese restaurant delivery person robbed
• Diesel spill cleaned up at former Allen Bennett Hospital in Greer
• BMW models produced in Spartanburg County drive company's sales
• Business briefs: Child ID company offers local service
• Spartanburg School District 7 OKs calendar changes
• 2 Spartanburg area Pizza Inns shut down indefinitely
• Spartans Set to Wrap-up Two-Game Road Swing
• Hash stepping up his game
• Upstate Survives Scare At Mercer
• Spartans Fall to Hot Shooting Bears, 70-59
• Motley’s Career-High 18 Points Not Enough as Bulldogs Nip Terriers, 79-62
• Gov. Sanford's budget calls for consolidating school districts
• Sanford appoints Barry Barnette 7th Circuit solicitor
• Navy officer who showed raunchy videos to be relieved of command
• Wofford ranks high on Forbes list of best colleges for women in science, technology, engineering, mathematics
• Gov.-elect Haley picks Louisiana man for health agency
• Louisiana has mass bird kill just days after Arkansas
• Illinois mom gives birth to 1 twin in 2010, 1 in 2011
• GM 2010 sales rise 6.3 percent on strong lineup
• Smart Jobs Initiative Helping Revive Careers in Spartanburg
• Allen and Illig Named to FCS ADA Academic All-Star Team
• Another horse shot at home pasture in Inman
• 2010-11 Men’s and Women’s Tennis Guides Available Online
• Susan Smith's ex-husband talks about child deaths
• Wofford basketball returns home Thursday, Saturday
• Police Blotter: Fight erupts at Waffle House
• Plane crash blamed on lack of fuel
• Preparations begin for ministry summit
• Gyms seeing strong interest
• Cherokee building plan goes forward
• Valkyries Drop Conference Game to Lees-McRae
• Video excerpts from memorial service for Roger Milliken
• January Interim gives students chance for new experiences
• NTSB: Fuel, airspeed factors in 2009 Campobello plane crash
• Hundreds pay their respects to Milliken at memorial service
• Oil prices start the new year at a 26-month high
• Factories grow for 17th straight month in December
• Senate Democrats vow to block health care repeal
• Construction spending up for third straight month
• Florence school teacher arrested in sex sting
• Converse College Mourns Philanthropist Roger Milliken
• Blood test to spot cancer gets big boost from J&J
• 91-year-old Taylors woman found in minivan in pond
• Sanford to tour SC in final week as governor
• GOP newcomers set out to undo Obama victories
• Political climate changes, leaving Inglis out in the cold
• Roger Milliken services scheduled for 2 p.m. today
• Cherokee council to elect new chairman
• Navy to investigate lewd videos shown on carrier
• GOP agenda: Major impact may be on 2012 election
• Sen. Graham proposes permanent US bases in Afghanistan
• Mocs Rally to Down Terriers, 93-88
• Police blotter: Roebuck boy shot in foot while shooting targets
• Officers arrest suspect in assault on woman at Spartanburg inn
• 2010 brought economic hope, big athletic wins and a few scandals
• Twin boys surprise parents with their sudden arrival
• First baby Kayson rings in New Year
• Mobile Meals sells luck for lunch
• Spartans Return To A-Sun Play, Renew Rivalry With Kennesaw State
• Upstate Set to Resume Conference Play on Monday Night
• Watershed Ecology Center Offers “Going Green” Series to Community
• Research by Wofford professors with smart border collie receives worldwide attention
• North Charleston teen shot to death had hood pulled over head
• 6 killed in tornado outbreak in Midwest, South
• Millions gather worldwide to ring in 2011
• Police blotter: Grandmother loses $3,000 in phone scam
• Authorities prove skull is from missing Boiling Springs man
• Spartanburg's Milliken inspired as boss, friend
• Food plate sales helping Mobile Meals
• Michigan-based company to bring 20 jobs to Cherokee County
• First Jobs: Councilwoman's job took sharp eyes, steely nerves
• Two accused in allowing sex crimes are released
• Skull of Boiling Springs man missing since 2000 found in woods
• Police: Man kidnaps his children's teen baby sitter
• Police: Drunken brawl led Clover man to shoot friend
• Laurens County deputy shoots man at traffic stop
• New law inadvertently leaves some SC events dry
• Wofford College loses great friend Roger Milliken
• Funeral services set for Milliken
• Two adults accused of contributing to the delinquency of a minor released
• Textile magnate, philanthropist Roger Milliken has died at age 95
• First Jobs: Spartanburg restaurant owner started as dishwasher
• Textile magnate, philanthropist Roger Milliken has died at age 95
• Spartanburg leaders share their thoughts on Milliken, his legacy
• Milliken awards, honors and company history
• Widening of I-385 between Simpsonville and Greenville to start Monday
• Study: What you pay for Medicare won't cover your costs
• Unemployment benefit applications drop sharply
• President Dunlap reacts to death of Milliken
• Wrong turn leads to brawl in Cowpens; 4 charged
• Officers will be out in force in Spartanburg County on New Years Eve
• Mother of Spartanburg teen charged with sex crimes arrested
• Cement company ordered to pay back wages to SC workers
• Poll shows baby boomers fear outliving Medicare
• First Jobs: Clerk of court hopes to give back through public service
• Thieves damage Startex church by stealing copper
• Police blotter: Woman says she was shot with BB gun
• Spartanburg teen faces sex charges involving young boys
• Spartanburg man charged with choking girlfriend, throwing snow in her face
• Authorities: License plate theft is a gateway crime
• Toy gun used in Spartanburg gas station robbery, officers say
• Upstate Battles Chanticleers For First Time In 25 Years
• Men’s Basketball Falls 75-66 At VCU
• Woman robs Spartanburg convenience store with a toy gun
• Copper thieves strike at the Startex Church of God
• Police: Man hit by SUV in Clemson was playing Frogger
• Delays hold up casino boats in North Charleston
• Snowstorm strands First Baptist North Spartanburg church group
• Pelzer man sentenced for threatening Solicitor Trey Gowdy
• Put old Christmas trees to good use by recycling
• First Jobs: Pacolet mayor sold on service while working at general store
• No injuries in Charles Lea bus crash
• Police blotter: Armed robbery reported by Spartanburg motorist
• Business briefs: British company uses Milliken product
• New superintendent: SC schools don't need federal bailout
• Where are the jobs? For many companies, they're overseas
• Incoming SC education chief says $143 million bailout may not be needed
• Several injured as chairs drop from Maine ski lift
• Pelzer man sentenced for threatening Solicitor Trey Gowdy
• Four Charles Lea clients escape injury in morning bus crash
• Former US Senate hopeful Alvin Greene runs for SC House
• Elections top South Carolina's stories in 2010
• NC, SC digging out from rare white Christmas
• Gov. Sanford mum on plans, affair as tenure ends
• Stranded by trains, planes after Northeast storm
• Police blotter: Kind deed leads to stolen TV
• Spartans Set to Close out Non-Conference Schedule at Virginia Tech
• Huntington Foam bringing 60 jobs to Greer
• Hospital CEO recalls breaking broncos as youth
• New Year's lunch to help feed others through Mobile Meals
• Ten at Top adds 5 to Upstate board
• Woman escapes from fire that guts Drayton home
• Glenn Springs Academy needs donations
• Woman safely escapes from Spartanburg County fire
• Funeral set for Clinton High Marine killed in Afghanistan
• SC man hospitalized after space heater blast
• Ga. man dies after wreck on snowy Seneca road
• East Coast storm strands travelers, vexes drivers
• SC officials list ways to recycle Christmas trees
• Police blotter: Armed robber holds up South Church Kangaroo Express
• Cherokee sheriff-elect hits stride
• Snow brings out the kid in Spartanburg
• Spartanburg offers tax package to sports drink company
• FIRST JOBS: Educator learned value of hard work
• Employment taught judge, former Spartanburg mayor life lessons
• Mid-Atlantic, Northeast brace for monster storm
• Retailers roll out after-Christmas sales
• Police blotter: Hobbysville firefighters respond to 2 suspicious fires
• Lame-duck Congress charted its own path
• Spartanburg County state senator aims for SC gun rights
• Spartanburg County gets a white Christmas
• Snowstorm brings Christmas travel headaches
• Schools to define what makes an ‘A’
• Science fairs suffer in bad economy
• Carlos Perez dies at 88
• President resisting his ouster
• How South Carolina members of Congress voted, week ending Dec. 22
• Storm heads north after rare white Upstate Christmas
• Several inches of snow possible for Spartanburg County; warning issued
• Suspect arrested in Motel 6 stabbing in Spartanburg
• Police blotter: Gunman assaults motorist on Compton Bridge Road
• Sleet, rain could mix with white Christmas in Upstate
• Burglars strike home in Spartanburg county, authorities report
• Goodfellows donations now up to $55,599
• Suspect caught in motel stabbing
• Christmas in SC will bring wet weather, some snow
• Santa could still fill Upstate's wish list for snow
• Smart Spartanburg dog leaves barking behind
• Brighten winter by planting evergreen magnolia
• Spartanburg police seek 2 in shooting incident at ATM
• Goodfellows total reaches $53,778
• Authorities seek suspect in stabbing at Spartanburg motel
• Police blotter: Family reports home invasion
• ATM surveillance video shows shots fired at woman, daughter
• Americans boost spending heading into holidays
• NKorea threatens 'sacred' nuclear war if attacked
• Clinton High School grad dies in Afghanistan
• 2 injured in package bomb blasts at 2 embassies in Rome
• Gas, traffic headed up for the holidays in the Carolinas
• Snow will fall in Upstate, forecasters say, but amount unclear
• Duncan man charged with criminal sexual conduct
• Woman suspected of stealing mail on eastern side of Spartanburg County
• Greer day care worker accused of lewd act on a minor
• Cherokee County newsman Holland dead, 73
• SMC, SCC Students Get Seamless Route to USC Upstate
• SCC FlexStart Classes Offer Full Credit in Fewer Weeks
• Spartanburg College Students Reach Out with Faith
• SCC Holds QuickJobs Millwright Recruiting Fair
• SCC Horticulture Team on Trend with Rooftop Garden
• SCC Receives Approval for Downtown Campus
• Healing Hands Ease Tense Shoulders, Aching Joints
• Local Colleges Work to Keep Lid on Costs
• St. Ignatios, Spartanburg Community College Reach Deal
• Electric Car Manufacturing Facility Coming to SCC Tyger River Campus
• BMW to Add 500 More Jobs to Expand Production Team
• A Note of Thanks and Congratulations to SCC and Spartanburg County Council
• History Museum Opens College Town Exhibit
• Students Learn Vegan Cooking at Hallelujah Acres
• SCC Receives 2010 Landscape Beautification Award
• SCC Offers High School Dropouts a Second Chance Through Gateway to College Program
• SCC Offers Gateway to College Program For High School Dropouts
• SCC Awards Scholarships to Career Center Students
• SCC Early Childhood Development Programs Earn NAEYC Accreditation
• SCC Horticulture Graduate Lands Job with S.C. Governor's Mansion
• SCC Cherokee County Campus Thanks Senator Peeler
• Global Manufacturing Company in Union County Hires 20 SCC Students
• SCC Dedicates Academic Building To Senator Harvey S. Peeler, Jr.
• Registration for Fall 2010 Classes Underway at SCC
• SCC, Tri-County Technical to Train Big Rig Drivers
• SCC Cranks Up Two-Day Job Training Fair in Duncan
• Five Upstate South Carolina Colleges Announce a Workforce Initiative to Engage People into High Skills Careers in Manufacturing
• SCC Grad Tends Gardens at Governor’s Mansion
• SCC's Early Childhood Education Development Program Offers Students a Seamless Transfer to Clemson University
• SCC Announces Summer 2010 Deans' List
• USC Upstate Announces Upstate Direct Connect Partnership With Local Two-Year Colleges
• SCC Receives TRIO Student Support Services Grant
• SCC Welcomes Samuel S. Hook as Executive Director of Advancement and the SCC Foundation
• SCC Implements US Department of Commerce Grant and Opens Public Computer Centers
• SCC is Named One of the Fastest-Growing Community Colleges in U.S.
• SCC Receives Approval to Purchase Historic Evans Building for New Downtown Campus
• State Clears Way for SCC to Open Downtown Campus
• Greer day care worker accused of lewd act on a minor
• Spartanburg County deputies arrest woman suspected in mail thefts
• One smart dog has science’s attention
• Highway travel in SC expected to break record
• Weather update: Probability of snow on Christmas remains high
• Senate ratifies nuke pact, delivering win to Obama
• Deal reached on aid package for 9/11 responders
• Americans taking holiday travel security with sigh
• I-77/26 interchange named for lieutenant governor
• Former Congressman James Mann dies at age 90
• Nearly 1 in 4 applicants fails military exam
• Obama signs bill ending military 'don't ask, don't tell' ban
• Easley man charged with Woodruff Road bank robbery
• All-America Honors Continue For Wofford Football
• South and West see large gains in latest Census
• Sale of former Greer hospital facility finalized
• Police blotter: Tractor-trailer catches on fire twice
• More than a snowball's chance of a white Christmas in Spartanburg
• Officers want to know who fired shots at car waiting in Spartanburg ATM line
• Report: Shots fired at mother, daughter at Spartanburg ATM
• Two more arrested in shooting of Enoree teen
• Census shows slowing US growth, brings GOP gains
• First set of results from 2010 Census released
• SC to add 7th Congressional seat
• Moorhouse, Motley Push Terriers Past Bison, 80-75
• Greer sells former Allen Bennett hospital for $1.4 million
• Mac Doyle Receives Preseason Honors
• Iraqi lawmakers approve new government
• 2010 census to show slowing US growth, GOP gains
• Reports: Explosive device was found in Rome subway
• After recount, NC judge concedes election defeat
• Ex-Spartanburg County clerk of court sentenced to 70 months in prison
• Walmart shoplifting suspect also accused of lying
• Volunteer army helps pack food for the needy around Spartanburg
• Case against accused USC Upstate flasher set to move ahead
• Council gives Spartanburg County sheriff a boost to fight gangs
• Former Clerk of Court Kitchens sentenced to 70 months
• Spartanburg man accused of lying to officers after shoplifting arrest
• Early Christmas treat: 2010's total lunar eclipse
• Winter disruptions in Europe turn travel bitter and chaotic
• Anderson man dies in fire at his home
• Greenville man found dead after mobile home fire
• Myrtle Beach campaign donations raise questions
• New marker will identify site of secession signing
• State urges driver caution on Columbia interstates
• Young wife, mother of 2 killed by a simple pothole
• Kroger recalling select pet foods in 19 states
• Anti-sexting bill up for debate next year in SC
• NKorea says it won't strike back over SKorean drills
• Gay ban repealed, but restrictions remain
• Proposed amendment would enable states to repeal federal laws
• Soup Kitchen donates gifts to warm bodies and souls
• Spartanburg County Council to discuss incentives for business
• Police blotter: Greer man charged with attempted murder
• Goodfellows volunteers to pack food bags tonight
• Dogs rescued by angels who have pilots' wings
• Union legislator backs extending the age of children covered by Daniel's Law
• Smart Jobs initiative helping revive careers in Spartanburg
• Teen shot; two charged with attempted murder
• How SC members of Congress voted, week of Dec. 18
• 1 arrested, 2 sought in Enoree shooting
• One arrested; two sought in Friday shooting
• Police blotter: Man accused of threatening animal control officer
• Senate votes to overturn military gay ban
• Senate advances bill to lift military gay ban
• Business briefs: Tenn. agency signed for county tourism
• 'Milltown Pride,' a movie about baseball, fame, faith, films in Upstate
• SC's jobless rate falls again; county's inches higher
• Murder suspect eludes Cherokee law enforcers
• Police blotter: Motorist robbed at WestGate Mall
• Chance of snow early in Spartanburg, then rain
• Toys R Us moving on west side of Spartanburg
• Obama signs massive tax bill, hails deal with GOP
• What will the big new tax law mean for you?
• 300 workers opt to leave SRS, 1,100 to be cut
• Former Oconee sheriff's employee must pay back $505,500
• NC-based Yarn company expanding Clover plant
• Tornado damage in Easley tops $1.4 million
• Mulvaney: Earmark not needed for port deepening
• Unemployment picture worsens for November
• Bill preventing big tax hikes heads to Obama
• Newt Gingrich inspires GOP at Spartanburg banquet
• Cherokee County officers seek suspect in mobile-home homicide
• Police say woman driving red SUV is stealing mail
• Icy glaze creates havoc on Spartanburg-area roads
• Upstate students do well on college AP tests
• Police blotter: Repo employee hit by car
• Gowdy receives assignments on judiciary, oversight committees
• Coroner: Internal bleeding killed crash victim in culvert
• SLED veteran named new Cherokee County chief deputy
• Spartanburg man gets 24 years in 2 armed robberies
• Officers looking for suspect in fatal Gaffney mobile home shooting
• Gov.-elect Haley picks two more for cabinet posts
• WikiLeaks founder released from British custody
• SC launches Sober or Slammer Christmas DUI blitz
• Cliffs founder is honored at Clemson graduation
• Man gets 100 years for assaulting Clemson student
• Rock Hill officer kills 2 dogs after 1 bit his partner
• College Board releases SC local-level Advanced Placement scores
• Officers looking for suspect stealing from residential mailboxes
• More than 230 Upstate auto crashes reported this morning
• Sleet and freezing rain fall in Upstate, delay schools
• Greenville County schools recognized for performance on ACT and SAT exams
• Most Upstate school districts on 2-hour delay today
• Arcadia Elementary students deliver food, cheer to less fortunate
• Gingrich: SC still has clout
• Spartanburg man sentenced to 20 years for shooting
• Cowpens church soup kitchen open on Saturday
• Police blotter: Man tries to rob hotel clerk, leaves with no money
• Shop With a Cop makes children smile
• Chesnee man's body found in culvert
• Goodfellows total reaches $27,274
• House votes to repeal 'don't ask, don't tell' policy
• 500 SC teachers earn national board certification
• Raw video: Fla. school board shooting 'surreal'
• Senate passes package extending Bush tax cuts
• Greenville to host first-in-the-South Republican presidential primary debate
• Medicaid's future still in limbo in SC
• State clears way for SCC to open downtown campus
• Henderson wins SC House seat in Greer district
• Victim of Highway 11 crash identified as Chesnee man
• Car-crash victim found after search in northern Spartanburg County
• In Spartanburg, a parade with thrills, chills and Santa
• SC fines PA company $91,000 for fatal leak in Swansea
• SC men in investment scheme sentenced to decades in prison
• Fuddruckers co-owner named USC Upstate's distinguished alumnus
• Sleet, freezing rain more likely than snow in Spartanburg County tonight
• Police blotter: Roebuck man charged with prostitution
• Businessman, humanitarian Dick Littlejohn dies at age 85
• One man gets life in convenience-store shooting; second man acquitted
• P.K.'s restaurant on Union Street closes its doors
• Home invasion suspect from Pacolet turns himself in
• Man threatened workers at Dollar General warehouse, authorities say
• Inman man indicted for trying to escape custody
• Gov.-elect Haley announces staff selections
• Tax package heads toward passage in Senate
• State approves SCC's purchase of Evans Building for downtown campus
• UK court grants bail to WikiLeaks' Julian Assange
• Rise in retail sales gives holiday shopping season a big start
• SC's legislators rack up $1.4M in reimbursements
• SC state legislator travel reimbursements 2009-10
• Judge voids key element of Obama health care law
• Court date for ex-pastor postponed in Missouri
• Police blotter: Pacolet man charged with home invasion robbery
• Deputies search for Inman man charged with murder
• Business briefs: Bobby Hitt to speak at chamber event
• Spartanburg City Council gives Marriott deal go-ahead
• Rudolph stolen from lawn in Boiling Springs
• Deputies searching for fourth suspect in mobile home shooting
• Critic says 'Nutcracker' ballerina had 'one sugarplum too many'
• Massages, venting help Charleston students through finals
• Santa's in a bind because somebody stole Rudolph
• 20 percent chance of snow showers in Upstate tonight
• Judge in Va. strikes down federal health care law
• Midwest in deep freeze after storm cancels flights
• Haley to meet today with US House, Senate members
• Obama expected to sign child nutrition bill
• First Senate vote expected on Obama-GOP tax deal
• Tax benefits to middle class could lift President Obama
• Police blotter: Homeless man charged with indecent exposure
• Downtown hotel deal likely to get final OK
• Cold winds to batter Upstate
• Spartanburg Christmas parade set for Tuesday
• Police blotter: Spartanburg teen says he was shot in leg during robbery
• Two Inman men and juvenile charged in deadly shooting
• Councilwoman reflects on friendship with Edwards
• Legal options are few for those harmed by tainted water at Camp Lejeune
• Many Spartanburg County students are 'in transition'
• Uninsured get help paying for prescriptions
• Deputies look for fourth man in Tuesday's shooting and homicide
• Elizabeth Edwards' oldest daughter eulogizes mom
• Envoy Holbrooke in critical condition post-surgery
• Obama: Tax cut deal not perfect, but worth passage
• Homemade snow maker brings frosty fun to Greer
• Police blotter: Gasoline ignited on Winsmith Avenue house
• Spartanburg installs charging stations for electric cars
• Business briefs: Atkins picked to lead financial group
• Broome High School students producing Christmas toys
• It's snowing in Greer, but only at one special house
• Woman apologizes for confrontation causing 100-year-old Wal-Mart greeter to fall
• Register for kindergarten, 1st grade in Greenville County Jan. 12-13
• Jury convicts Elizabeth Smart kidnapper, rejects insanity
• SC bill would let students take fewer classes
• Obama predicts tax bill passage, possible changes
• Empty chair left for jailed Chinese Nobel laureate
• SC to cut welfare payments by 20 percent in February
• Man arrested after dog burned inside SC doghouse
• High school student dies after setting himself on fire
• Way cleared for tax cut bill; energy breaks added
• Hallmark dream fills the heart of Spartanburg writer
• Police blotter: Heating, air conditioning units damaged
• SC's economic clouds might lift: Insiders forecast brighter 2011
• Spartanburg shelter doors open as shield to freeze
• Landrum man watching 3-year-old charged in beatings
• 4 accused of stealing scrap metal in Spartanburg area
• Has Santa ever brought you or your child to tears?
• Greenville man charged in Dixie Circle shooting death
• Sunset man pleads guilty in stepfather stabbing death
• SC woman gets 30 years in love triangle shooting death
• House Democrats reject Obama tax plan in current form
• Shooting death unnerves neighbors in Spartanburg mobile home park
• Reidville Road Bi-Lo store shows off renovation
• City replacing trees in median on W.O. Ezell Boulevard
• Report notes fast growth of Spartanburg Community College
• Investigators identify Spartanburg man killed in Tuesday night shooting
• Spartanburg Co. neighbor recalls holding dying man in his arms
• Parrot cries help, laughs at SC home where 98-year-old woman allegedly neglected by daughter
• Governor-elect Haley taps lawyer as new LLR chief
• Haley: SC labor chief to fight SC Boeing union
• 22 arrested in Newberry County drug roundup
• Rolling Stone releases John Lennon's final interview
• Pickens County coach charged with assaulting teen
• USC Upstate's chancellor Stockwell stepping down in 2011
• One dead, one hurt in shooting off Fairforest Road
• Elizabeth Edwards' legacy: toughness amid tragedy
• Columbia council has Twitter-themed party
• Politicians, advisers mourn Elizabeth Edwards
• Officers, lawmakers want tougher rules for mo-peds
• Cold can bring on disasters, emergency officials say
• Family friend says Elizabeth Edwards has died of cancer
• GOP, Dems nearing deal on taxes, jobless benefits
• SC schools: Change graduation rate calculations
• Social gambling up for debate again in SC
• Goodfellows has collected $8,058
• Police blotter: Amputated deer leg found in yard
• Musician decides to help
• Clemson will face South Florida in Meineke Bowl
• Gamecocks, Seminoles meet in Chick-fil-A Bowl
• Greer bars and restaurants now allowed to sell beer, spirits on Sundays
• Council to consider ownership change for Marriott, developing property behind the hotel
• GOP block Democratic tax plans on upper-incomes
• Spartanburg man charged with molesting children
• New restaurant in Spartanburg will tap into Rockers
• Greer killing in Sunnyside community ruled self-defense
• Job growth weak for Nov. in setback for economy
• United Way Of The Piedmont Newsletter - December 3, 2010
• Woman's body found beside road in Cherokee County
• Officers capture escapee in Spartanburg
• Una mother charged in Sears shoplifting case
• Spartanburg inmate makes brief escape
• Deficit-cutting plan fails to advance to Capitol
• Jobless rate rises to 9.8 pct. as job growth slows
• Sarah Palin making Columbia stop on tour for new book
• President Obama flies to Afghanistan on unannounced trip
• Woman's body found on Cherokee County road a homicide, coroner says
• Body found in remains of house fire in Greenville
• WikiLeaks dropped by its Web domain name provider
• Heading off tax increases: Compromise taking shape
• SC's alcohol permits to create a headache for administrators
• Spartanburg families mourn over lost loved ones at vigil
• Spartanburg council to go over Marriott Hotel plans
• 4 Spartanburg County men charged in brawl
• Woman's body found in Cherokee County
• German School of Spartanburg offers Christmas gift ideas
• Kiwanis salute former Spartanburg mayor as Citizen of Year
• Cherokee County coroner: Alcohol a factor in fatal wreck
• Genetics lab draws first blood for science at Spartanburg school
• Columbia fans endure rain, cold for Palin's autograph
• Charleston couple says robbers threw them in river naked
• Vigil planned for baby found dead beside Conway road
• Two-year low for layoffs hints at hiring pickup
• It's beginning to look a lot like winter in the northeast
• Report concludes Kenny McKinley deep in debt before suicide
• Senior citizens warned about scammers after their Medicare information
• Haley hopes SC can seek its own health care solutions
• Taxpayers in Carolinas due $5M from IRS
• Spartanburg-made BMWs drive big sales increases
• Photos of child on Boiling Springs woman's computer lead to porn charges
• Police find burglary suspect in Asheville Highway trash bin
• NC man convicted of assaulting 13-year-old boy
• Masked men shoot into locked Li'l Cricket store in Whitney
• Fire briefly closes Spartanburg Fresh Market
• Ex-pastor from Boiling Springs to face charges in Missouri slaying
• Inglis' offices to close Dec. 17
• Haley in Washington to meet with Boehner, Obama
• 23 sent to hospitals after bus-truck wreck on I-95
• Storms damage buildings, signs in downtown Easley
• Jobless benefits expiring; 12,000 lose them in SC
• Stations for electric cars rolling into town soon
• Downtown Spartanburg restaurant, sports bar retool as Brickhouse
• Food drive-thru helps needy Spartanburg families
• Police blotter: Suspect faces robbery, trespassing charges
• Spartanburg, surrounding areas mostly avoid storm damage
• Boiling Springs man charged in series of crimes
• Popular single-gender option dwindling in SC
• Cops: Woman threw child down 6 stories at Va. mall
• Consumer confidence hits 5-month high
• Tornado watch posted for western parts of NC, SC
• Investigators looking for man who robbed Chesnee Highway Li'l Cricket
• Conservationists concerned about Sullivans Island beach project
• Dickens of a Christmas canceled
• Inmate who left Columbia prison captured
• 10 SC counties eligible for federal farm aid
• Balloon launched in Mississippi answers prayer in Upstate
• 300 sign up for meals from Goodfellows
• Preservation Trust of Spartanburg shuts its doors
• Police blotter: Southern Conference Headquarters vandalized
• Drowning Woodruff man told son, 11, to go on without him
• Dickens of a Christmas most likely will go on despite threat of rain
• Officials: Inmate stabbed to death at SC prison
• As jobless rate rises, so does SC child abuse rate
• Greer family welcomes adoptee with open arms
• Police blotter: Prize rooster stolen in Greer
• Downtown Spartanburg dressing up for Dickens
• DOT plans to uproot Greer trees on Wade Hampton Blvd.
• Accidental drowning reported in Woodruff
• US cables leaked by WikiLeaks reveal sensitive diplomacy
• Police blotter: Pauline woman says medication was stolen, underwear was left
• Goodfellows puts food on the tables of the less fortunate
• Community calendar: CitiFinancial taking donations for food drive
• Newt Gingrich to speak at county GOP event
• Town square: Elite Audio team shines at MECA World Finals
• Spartanburg, Gaffney shoppers line up for a happy Black Friday
• Woodruff resident jailed after threat to Obama at VA clinic
• Police blotter: Man charged with domestic violence after being accused of threatening girlfriend
• Mobile food pantry growing; register on Monday, Tuesday
• Piedmont Care adds hours for HIV testing for World AIDS day
• 2 Warrenville, SC, women killed on Thanksgiving, found in woods
• Charleston man shot to death on Thanksgiving Day
• SC agency payroll, budget cuts bring problems home
• Germany makes gain on bailouts
• SC lawmakers consider bills on illegal immigrants
• Fla. man dies after fight with relatives in Beaufort County
• New plan could give state money for Southern Connector
• All-night shop-a-thon: Black Friday draws crowds
• Woodruff man accused of threatening to shoot Obama had a dozen weapons in home
• SC's Black Friday sales include some tax-free guns
• North Korea warns region is on brink of war
• Officers urge residents to help deter crime during holiday season
• Rain garden at admin building beautifies parking lot
• On Thanksgiving, volunteers lend the hungry a hand
• Police blotter: Man charged with prostitution
• Union driver dies after crashing into pond in single-car wreck
• Police blotter: Teen shot in leg near home
• Army of volunteers feeds the community on holiday
• Following spiritual advice, woman leaves gun on grave
• Spartanburg car dealers help keep feast going
• Spartanburg County veteran accused of threatening president
• Cherokee suspends director of alternative school
• Crash injures Gaffney officer
• Police seek Lexus in Greer killing
• New prosecutor to review Greenville Taser case
• Greenville man wanted for murder turns himself in
• Retailers hope holiday shoppers ready to trade up
• Kershaw man dies, wife injured in kayak accident
• Drought worries continue for most of South Carolina
• SC schools chief hopes public innovation continues
• SC inmate charged with threatening warden's life
• Top SC budget writer will help crisis panel's work
• Consumers spend and earn more, layoffs slow
• Airport lines move smoothly despite warnings
• Man accused of forcing woman to drink bleach
• Spartanburg Community Thanksgiving Service keeps things in perspective
• Investigators still seek leads in Spartanburg shooting
• Chesnee native takes Spartanburg fire chief post
• Spartanburg school for special-needs children closes
• Police blotter: Three accused of shoplifting at Dollar General
• South Carolina jobless rate drops in October
• Businessmen negotiating to buy Spartanburg Marriott
• Greenville County schools, offices closed for remainder of the week
• Spartanburg man accused of pouring bleach down woman's throat
• SC Tissue to hire 200 at new Barnwell plant
• Greenville organization gives SC 305 acres to expand park
• Lawyers for Haley, McMaster fight subpoena
• SC audit: workers' comp agency withheld fines
• Haley sets plans for inauguration
• SC unemployment drops to 10.7 percent for October for 2nd straight month of improvement
• Security protest could disrupt Thanksgiving travel
• Spartanburg looking to improve efficiency of buildings
• Police blotter: Roebuck man charged with indecent exposure
• Motorcycle crash injures former candidate from Chesnee
• Landrum bus driver wins $100K from raffle
• Motel 6 guest destroys room in Spartanburg
• Spartanburg officials misplayed dog attack
• Sketch offers clue to killing in Greer
• Spartanburg County charging into electric-car era
• Holiday travelers avoiding airports
• Crews search near SC coast for missing NY teen
• Deputies: Motel 6 guest smashes up room after caller tells him to
• $65M to help build MTU Detroit Diesel plant in Aiken
• Laurens County jail guard charged with assault on inmate
• SC firm settles unfair practices case with NC AG
• Former stars from Clemson, SC on hand for benefit
• SC's top officers give tips on shopping safety
• 80 electric car charging stations planned in SC
• Lab: Childrens glasses laced with lead
• TSA chief: Body scan boycott would be mistake
• Cowpens cabin offers a return to frontier times in A Backcountry Holiday
• 21-year-old shot to death in Greer
• Police blotter: Suspect accused of tampering with vehicle
• Spartanburg council to review maintenance costs
• Upstate retailers alter Black Friday promotions
• Deputy kills dog attacking owner in Spartanburg
• Metal thefts vexing Spartanburg businesses
• McAbee crowned Miss Spartanburg
• Miss Spartanburg, Miss Spartanburg Teen crowned for 2011
• Greer police investigate homicide
• Community calendar: CitiFinancial sponsors food drive
• Longtime leader starts last Goodfellows campaign
• Police blotter: Woman charged with indecent behavior in front of officers
• Arch Street shooting wounds 3 in Spartanburg
• Young patients gather for Toys R Us shopping spree
• Searches face holiday test
• Three people wounded in Arch Street shooting
• Wofford earns share of Southern Conference title
• Oprah lavishes gifts on Spartanburg grandmother
• Church becomes Cornerstone for kids needing help in school
• Spartanburg County fixing faulty tax bills for 5,000
• Robber takes $600 from Family Dollar in Spartanburg
• USC Upstate flasher suspect facing more charges
• Police blotter: Resident complains of gunshots fired
• Parker faces additional charges of indecent exposure
• Girl jumping rope dies in accident at Chapin home
• Horse named Scout is latest Columbia deputy
• Missing 12-year-old SC girl found in Atlanta
• Soldier pleads guilty to Columbia students' deaths
• Greenville hospital pledges $81 million for school
• Barnet Park vigil helps out Spartanburg-area homeless
• Police accreditation crew to examine GSP airport
• Police blotter: Object thrown at car in Lyman
• Campobello man charged in sex case involving a minor
• SC House Ways and Means adds Spartanburg's Allison, Anthony
• Arcadia principal Bagwell earns lifetime achievement award
• Cameras catch footage of robbers in 2 Spartanburg County store heists
• Gunman near Spartanburg hospital eludes deputies
• Spartanburg City Council to scrutinize urban code
• United Way of the Piedmont News - November 18, 2010
• Greenville man charged with kidnapping, armed robbery
• Haley among leaders of Republican Governors Association
• Man charged with kidnapping 12-year-old Clemson girl
• House GOP blocks bill to extend jobless benefits
• Greenview Child Development Center receives $5,000 grant
• SC budget writers consider cutting 10 school days
• Aiken man robs store, tries to get away on lawnmower
• Microsoft executive visits Clemson for tech talk
• Quarter-ton gator moved in Charleston
• Pickens County deputy wounds man in confrontation
• Gaffney man gets 25 years for killing teenager during drug deal
• Converse psychology professor is Carnegie professor of the year
• Police blotter: Roebuck man says he was shot at near his home
• Wofford students play Quidditch, just like their favorite wizard
• Li'l Cricket robbery on Garner Road is chain's fourth this week
• Commercial trucks, buses to register with state
• Thanksgiving Market planned Friday in downtown Spartanburg
• Landrum reserve police officer killed in car crash
• Seneca man gets life in estranged wife's death
• Greenville man arrested in 48-year-old woman's death
• Thanksgiving market will be held Friday in downtown Spartanburg
• SC Southern Baptists OK antigambling resolution
• SC cooperative to offer health insurance
• News briefs: Foundation seeks grant proposals
• Harrell re-elected to SC House speaker
• Haley: Tired of losing to Georgia on ports
• Pelosi expected to remain House Democrats' leader
• TSA boss: New pat-downs are more invasive
• Landrum police officer dies after wreck
• Greenville authorities make another arrest in murder case
• Greenville deputies, local sponsors raising money to buy gifts for disabled children
• Boys & Girls Club opens chapters at O.P. Earle and Pacolet
• Suspect arrested in USC Upstate serial flasher case
• Daniel Morgan student arrested on weapons charge
• Greenville-Spartanburg Airport's income grows in 2010
• Spartanburg to hold public meeting on urban code, master plan
• SCBT expands banking services in Spartanburg
• Verizon Wireless to hire 200 in Carolinas, Tennessee
• College students express relief that flashing suspect is in custody
• Sheriff Wright: Arrest made in USC Upstate flasher case
• House ethics panel says Rep. Rangel violated rules
• Greenville woman found dead at residence
• Stocks retreat on Asian inflation, Euro debt fears
• Awaiting hearing, SC's Greene discusses 2012 presidential bid
• Former HomeGold executive appeals 20-year sentence
• DeMint lauds McConnell on earmarks
• NC girl's birthday comes amid grim details of death
• Air travelers balk at screening
• One-way ticket to Mars?
• Detectives question man in Greer apartment complex killing
• Spartanburg County Council to define yard sales
• Spartanburg County delinquent tax listings for Dec. 6 sale
• Police blotter: Dead squirrels left in mailbox of Lyman family
• Plane ran out of fuel in 2009 crash near Highway 14, inspectors find
• Fatal crash of 91-year-old in Spartanburg investigated
• Toy store set to open in downtown Spartanburg
• Hickory, NC, mourns for disabled girl who was killed
• Conway man charged in wife's death found dead in home
• SC House speaker pitches civility to freshmen
• 2010 SC fatalities expected to drop below 800
• Lyman family finds dead squirrels in mailbox, gets threatening texts
• Authorities investigating crash that killed 91-year-old Spartanburg man
• SC VA med center advises veterans' caregivers
• October retail sales post best showing since March
• Police look for man who escaped from Pickens jail
• More judges targets of threats
• Friends decorate Christmas tree pink in honor of Spartanburg cancer victim
• Veteran tells First Baptist how he survived sinking of USS Indianapolis
• Vigil to raise awareness of Spartanburg's homeless
• Roebuck man charged in stabbing death
• Spartanburg County considers tighter rules on yard sales, markets
• Teen runaways in Spartanburg learn streets can be stark
• Gunmen rob 2 Spartanburg County convenience stores
• Gaffney driver faces DUI; passenger injured in crash
• Spartanburg deputies probe rash of armed robberies
• Roebuck man charged in stabbing death
• Martha Stewart films spot on X3 at BMW plant in Spartanburg
• Invista sells Spartanburg, Mexico plants; no jobs lost
• Spartanburg School District 7, Woodruff Primary earn accreditation
• Crash near Woodruff kills driver, injures 4
• Greer police still seeking witness in homicide
• Greenville deputies seeking man in kidnapping and armed robbery
• Invista's Spartanburg plant sold to Thailand-based company
• Simpsonville couple arrested for criminal sexual conduct with minor
• Police blotter: Store burglar's exit not as smooth as entry
• Police seek clues in shooting death of 24-year-old in Greer
• Cops say man charged in Bamberg killing tries suicide
• Husband, McMaster on Haley transition team
• Greenville County elementary, middle schools show improvement on school report cards
• Greenville artists sculpt memorial to 20th century veterans
• Dark days for white pages: Companies cutting phone books
• Facebook to build base in Rutherford County, NC
• Boeing: Significant damage to 787 electric panel
• Re-enactors portray SC's Battle of Secessionville on the coast
• SC Army Guard soldiers returning from Afghanistan
• Rock Hill woman dies when car hits school bus
• Parents sue Beaufort County School District over son's playground accident
• Video: South Carolina's largest dairy will be at prison
• Business briefs: Carolina Alliance hires 2 at downtown bank
• Chapman students get face time with soldier in Iraq on Veterans Day
• The Smile of a Child
• SC schools surPASS 2009's tests
• Sikh soldier allowed to wear turban
• Veterans Day: Their memories endure
• Haley transition requires conduct, ethics pledge
• Spartanburg's Karen Floyd won't seek SC GOP post next year
• 24-year-old Greer man killed in late night shooting
• Wofford College's Goodall center LEEDs the way
• Boiling Springs man, ex-pastor, charged in murder
• Missing Spartanburg man is dead; car wrecked
• Fights erupt in Greer after deadly shooting
• Educating with strings
• Former pastor from Boiling Springs held on Missouri fugitive warrant
• Sanford's popularity in SC rebounds after scandal
• Spartanburg man receives 20-year sentence in sexual assault case
• Ga. prosecutors seek more suspects in teen's death
• USC Upstate student starts nonprofit that aims to mentor youth
• Police looking for Spartanburg man who didn't come home from work
• Woman with baby on lap leads Cowpens police on car chase
• After a personal scandal, Sanford on a bit of a political upswing
• Former pastor from Boiling Springs accused in killing denied bond
• Boeing SC training has $3M deficit
• White House unveils home energy efficiency program
• Woman gets 30 years for stabbing boyfriend to death
• Trio from Spartanburg Delegation urge Sanford to scrap Holly Springs fire board
• Southwest adding 1-stop flights from Upstate to Boston, Denver, Las Vegas
• Spartanburg County wife gives kidney to save husband's life
• Taking flight at Spartanburg skate park
• Kidnapping trial: Smart recalls night of terror
• Ga. teen beaten to death outside party
• Barrett to speak at student event
• Jury: Ex-Lee County sheriff guilty in drug case
• Sex, drugs more common in hyper-texting teens
• Rough and tumble football
• No injuries reported in Woodburn Road house fire
• Town in India hails victory by Haley
• Boiling Springs man charged with flashing students at USC
• GOP taps Scott, Kinzinger for transition to power
• Southwest adds new flights for GSP
• Searching for answers to tracking dog's injuries
• Antique car show in Spartanburg raises Christmas toys, funds for good causes
• Legislators, Gov.-elect Haley get ready to work
• Spartanburg County nonprofits try to cope with less help from donors
• District 1 schools tackle hunger with canned food drive
• Gaffney inaugurates visitor's center, art gallery
• Cultural melting pot thrives at Oakbrook Prep
• Flock raising funds for water treatment system for Haiti
• SC Indian-Americans enthusiastic over Haley's win
• Convicted killer Jonathan Vick pleads for new trial
• Suspect sought in Pacolet home invasion
• Byrnes band takes first place awards at event
• Sheriff: Flasher scouts victims near Spartanburg college
• Spartanburg man shot in the head after bullets tore through apartment
• Big Thursday' organizers in Greer hope to raise at least $100,000
• Water tower tumbles at Greer's Victor Mill site
• Gowdy gets set to head to Washington
• Haley victory is national news
• States urge court to uphold Ariz. immigration law
• Greenville man accused of having sex with 12-year-old girl
• Authorities looking for man accused of stalking, exposing himself to women near USC Upstate
• Republican tidal wave swamps Democrats in Palmetto State
• X5 and X6 vehicles help drive BMW sales
• Filthy conditions lead to child cruelty charge
• Spratt spokesman: Dem has conceded longtime seat
• Zais defeats Holleman for SC schools chief
• Haley credits Palin for helping message in SC
• Milliken Medal goes to university chancellor
• Spartanburg voters braved long lines to make their choices known
• Anthony fends off English challenge in House 42
• Upstate sends Gowdy to Washington
• Brannon tallies convincing win in House 38
• Chumley takes House 35, rolls to seat in Columbia
• Allison to serve for a seventh term in House 36
• Nutt to represent Spartanburg County Council District 6
• Parker wins second term in House District 37
• Tommy Sinclair elected Union County supervisor
• Mintz holds off challenger in County Council District 2
• RJ Rockers releases First Snow Ale in time for winter
• Tea party winners take ambitious promises to DC
• Obama signals compromise with GOP on tax cuts
• DeMint says voters rebuked Obama at polls
• Hammond wins third term as SC secretary of state
• House District 36: Incumbent Allison wins re-election
• House District 35: Chumley beats Davies
• Republican Gowdy wins 4th District US House seat
• DeMint easily wins second term for US Senate
• Tea party-backed Haley is SC's first female governor
• Columbia crowned new home of Miss South Carolina pageant
• Race for governor highlights busy SC statewide election
• Precincts across SC report heavy voter turnout
• Coons beats O'Donnell in Delaware Senate race
• Wilson wins 5th term in rematch with Miller
• Tea party's Rand Paul wins Senate seat in Kentucky
• Tea time: GOP nears House control, piling up wins
• SC ousts House Budget chairman John Spratt
• Democrat Clyburn wins 10th term in 6th District
• SC GOP lawmaker Duncan wins open US House seat
• SC elects black GOP congressman; first since 2003
• NC police: Fake leg found belonged to missing girl
• Greenville elementary teacher stunned by national honor, $25,000 prize
• No end to NAACP boycott for SC Civil War events
• 50-year-reunion: Ellisons of Wofford bleed black and gold
• Candidates push toward finish line in Tuesday's races
• Candidates push toward finish line
• South Carolina voters face moment of choice Tuesday
• Hub Diggity Dogs: Retiree opening dream diner in downtown Spartanburg
• Boiling Springs honors pilot 25 years after crash
• Hub Diggity Dogs: Retiree opening dream diner in downtown Spartanburg
• Boiling Springs honors pilot 25 years after crash
• Jenny Sanford gets $15,000 for USC speech
• Greene's first news release has familiar theme
• Authorities looking for Simpsonville man in Greenville-area burglaries
• Greenville man charged with attempted murder
• Kids' Halloween lanterns, bikes recalled this week
• Explosive found in Dubai, part of US terror probe
• Key differences divide 2 hopefuls in SC governor's race
• Founder of Charles Lea Center honored with award
• Area high school bands marching to state championships
• Greenville man sentenced to life in prison for Greer murder
• Brannon, Lewis vie for House District 38 seat
• Businessman challenges experienced lawmaker in House District 36
• House District 37 candidates clearly split on issues
• Davenport: School consolidation would save money
• Enoree girl injured in wreck continues to improve
• Panera Bread on west-side opens its doors
• Advance America's 3Q earnings, income tumble
• Top educators say SC needs a team builder in superintendent race
• Medal of Honor recipient returns to Spartanburg
• Coco Jones may be the Next Big Thing
• Obama appears on 'Daily Show'
• Investigators looking for woman accused of using counterfeit card
• Possible GOP presidential hopefuls in SC
• Police blotter: Boiling Springs man charged in birthday beating
• Federal panel denies appeal in Sumter hospital case
• Court hears SC Confederate clothing case
• Mom says teen injured in Enoree crash slowly recovering
• Mulvaney touts Republican cause in Cherokee County
• USC trustees cut tuition at several campuses
• Forecasters post tornado watches across Carolinas
• Police blotter: Bronze vases reported stolen from Roebuck cemetary
• Boiling Springs man accused of beating wife with her metal crutches
• Allegiant Air changes Orlando route
• Enoree teen charged with felony DUI
• Candidates: Jobs major issue facing Union County
• Two Greenville County teachers receive national award
• SMC, SCC students get seamless route to USC Upstate
• Columbia smells more like a farm for a day
• MacDowell supports breast screening at Upstate event
• USC president Pastides addresses state of school
• Lindsey Graham on SC coast to discuss health care
• Haley, Sheheen talk I-73 in final debate
• Pineville man can again display religious signs on land
• SC Democrats spend at least $100K on anti-Haley ads
• 'Biggest Loser' contestants team up with Riverside Middle for 5K event
• Enoree man, 19, faces felony DUI in crash that injured girl
• Charleston wants to say farewell to park geese
• Rain, warm weather mean mosquitoes on coast
• As bedbugs creep out NYC, tourists crawl away
• Ag candidate thinks voters shouldn't choose leader
• Three teens arrested in York County haunted trail holdup
• SC man pleads guilty to killing homeless woman in Charleston
• Spartanburg dressing up for Halloween festivities
• Haley, Sheheen spar over education
• Police blotter: Husband pulls gun, threatens to kill wife
• Spratt stumps in Gaffney, says US needs to keep manufacturing
• Help stop bullying, US tells educators
• Spartanburg council doles out $55K in tax funds
• One more debate upcoming for Haley, Sheheen
• USC Upstate students find intruder at bedsides
• Greenville deputies charge three men in fatal shooting
• Friends remember teenager killed in train bridge jump
• Spartanburg High School student killed trying to avoid train
• Man arrested in Darlington woman's shooting death
• Drug conspiracy trial begins for ex-Lee County sheriff
• Drink, not drugs, sickened Wash. college students
• Clemson will webcast groundbreaking ceremony for wind-turbine drive-train testing facility
• Two Spartanburg women report man entered their apartments while they slept
• Audio slideshow: Feeding the flock at Cornerstone
• Former 'green' mayor of Austin to speak at Wofford
• Riders oppose SC ban on beach horses
• Spartanburg City Council to study funding requests
• Clemson shifts training from textiles to materials
• Upstate candidates for Congress split on Social Security
• Haley, Sheheen to meet tonight in second debate
• Police blotter: Spartanburg man accused of stealing collectible coins
• Police: NC man steals wine, passes out in lawn chair
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued for Spartanburg County
• Speak Out Spartanburg addresses consequences of teen sex
• Man charged with breaking into Upstate churches
• Police arrest 4 in robberies at Spartanburg video store, dentists office
• Cornerstone Baptist feeds flock of hundreds in Spartanburg
• Candidates highlight differences in race for SC education chief
• Police blotter: 2 charged with stealing thousands from Spartanburg home
• 120 in Spartanburg slide-step with world to Jackson's 'Thriller'
• Converse school of music marks 100 years, looks to future
• Jobless rate in SC falls
• Husband found shot in head; wife is charged with murder
• Man killed by trooper during traffic stop identified
• Adding jobs in Cherokee County key in District 2 election
• Wellford losing jobs, paper plant
• Copper thieves at Duke substation in Chesnee cut off power
• House hopeful would be first black GOP rep in years
• Man dies after fight with trooper on I-26 in Laurens County
• Napolitano applauds Mexican customs training
• Pacolet woman, 50, accused of killing husband
• Ard, Cooper face off in bid for SC's Lt. Gov. post
• RJ Rockers offers first tasting tour
• Some spooked cities ban teenage trick-or-treating
• Improvements planned at Spartanburg water treatment facilities
• Average college debt rose to $24,000 in 2009
• Italian man in ex-SC treasurer Ravenel case arrested
• Some 40,650 cribs recalled for safety risks
• Man shot by trooper on I-26 in Laurens County identified
• Graham in Columbia to discuss repealing health care law
• Man's body found inside burned home on Baron Court
• Anderson teen collapses on school track, dies
• Spartanburg, Greenville, Columbia vying for Miss South Carolina pageant
• SCC education program offers Clemson transfer
• Potter's House to celebrate full year of food giveaways
• Adding jobs in Cherokee County key in District 2 election
• SC unemployment edges down slightly in September
• Upstate jobless rate shows marked improvement
• Downtown Spartanburg dance club and event center debuts tonight
• International Paper to close Wellford plant in November
• Haley blasts Sheheen for absence, but she was, too
• Thieves steal copper from Duke Energy substation in Chesnee
• RJ Rockers hosting first weekly tour, tasting event today
• Body discovered in home engulfed in flames
• Meg Ryan's mom to tell cancer-survivor story
• Wofford professor honored for study-abroad work
• Traffic stop on I-26 in Laurens County turns deadly
• Business briefs: InChem Corp. buys plant in Duncan
• Solemn moments at candlelight vigil
• Spartanburg stormwater notices ready to mail
• Columbia mayor reaches settlement in wreck
• Police blotter: Woman charged with cruelty to children
• Fatal car crashes involving teen drivers drop
• GOP gubernatorial candidate Haley's 'war stories' offer glimpse at background
• Simpsonville couple found dead in home
• Southwest Airlines to begin service at GSP to 5 airports
• Toyota recalling 1.53 million cars globally
• Vets stand guard over Christian flag in NC town
• GOP's Alan Wilson: SC must lead on health care suit
• Spartanburg, Greenville and Columbia in running for 2011 Miss SC pageant
• Sanford says SC pension fund in trouble
• SC unveils new, more secure driver's licenses
• Meg Ryan's mother to appear in Spartanburg at breast cancer awareness event
• Shannon Forest students visit Windy Gap
• Shannon Forest students learn fire safety
• Challenge to Conquer Cancer cycling team embarks on 1,500-mile bike ride
• Bond raised for NC stepmom of missing 10-year-old disabled girl
• Haley wins SC governor cash race, Sheheen close behind
• That 'free' checking will likely cost you
• Military accepting gay applicants
• Missing family from Union County found in Columbia
• 2 plead guilty to filing bogus US tax returns
• Upstate Pride will hold candlight vigil for victims of bullying
• Trooper earns Solicitor's Award for excellence in law enforcement
• Greer community events for October, November
• Round 1: Haley, Sheheen square off in heated debate
• Bennettsville woman charged with neglect in stillborn death
• Suspects in cemetery thefts arrested again
• Parole hearing delayed for ex-SC death row inmate
• Union County school puts solar power to work
• Study indicates wind could generate SC energy
• Southwest announces plans to fly out of Greenville-Spartanburg Airport
• Ex-Clemson official accused of taking computer
• Jenny Sanford says governor is still seeing lover
• Simpsonville Elementary students and family compete in on-site marathon
• National organization picks new Miss SC executive director and president
• Shannon Forest Key Club paints pumpkins
• Spartanburg council gives initial OK to dissolve Arkwright Fire District
• NY police: 77-year-old is beaten for comic book collection, dies
• Spartanburg County Council rejects fee on hazardous materials
• Greenville County College Fair assists students, parents with college decisions
• Upstate parents are asking: Witch night for Halloween?
• Big fans put 2 houses to hurricane-force wind test
• SC's Wilson: Travel questions insult troops
• Top SC prosecutor: Casual poker games not illegal
• 'Happy Days' dad Tom Bosley dies at 83
• REI plans to hire 15 in Columbia plant expansion
• Officers elected for charter school
• Spartanburg Charter School receives grant
• Officials monitor Ashley River after business fire
• Police blotter: Three men accused of pawn shop theft
• Owens-Jackson to lead Park Hills
• Haley, Sheheen meet in Spartanburg debate tonight
• Spartanburg participating in national health survey
• Spartanburg woman, 40, reports stolen pet chihuahua
• Report: Facebook apps transmitted personal info
• Obama supporters defecting
• Enoree man dies after 1-car wreck
• Boiling Springs man accused of trying to kill pregnant woman
• Disabilities no longer a death sentence for pets
• Spartanburg County Council likely to OK fire district consolidation
• Fire damages historic church in Seneca
• Police blotter: Myrtle Beach couple charged with shoplifting at WestGate Mall
• Greenville man arrested after brief pursuit
• Clara Johnson, 100, honored with Order of the Palmetto
• Ticket collector wounded at York haunted trail
• Magnolia Cemetery tour offers insights to Spartanburg history
• Fall tourism on Grand Strand up from '09
• 2 accused of stealing vases from Spartanburg cemetery
• Belton man shot by Anderson sheriff's deputies dies
• Tea party targets SC Republican leaders
• SC Lt. Gov. candidates Cooper, Ard debate on ETV
• Tax credits, 4-K key in race for SC schools chief
• Greenville County looking for three in murder
• Bank of America plans to resume some foreclosures
• SC Supreme Court to hear poker arguments
• Spartanburg County Public Library celebrating 125th anniversary
• Area briefs: Haley, Sheheen to debate in Spartanburg on Tuesday
• Police blotter: Cemetery vases stolen
• Cherokee County charter school in the works
• Pacolet festival shares native culture
• Spartanburg Soup Kitchen working to renovate new location
• Authorities: Spartanburg man who escaped home detention shoots self
• Piedmont Interstate Fair draws crowds hungry for food and fun
• Spartanburg fans join global Thriller' dance event
• Candidates for governor focus on economy at Spartanburg forum
• Sheriff Snipes remembered as colleague, mentor, friend
• Wire manufacturer Odermath plans $3.25M facility in Spartanburg
• Police say man under house arrest escapes
• Defendant pleads guilty to killing Spartanburg woman 10 years ago
• News briefs: Police searching for missing Union family
• Gov't: No increase for Social Security next year
• Spartanburg's Tap Room will make last call on Oct. 23
• It's official: Spartanburg Charter school wins $500,000 from Kohl's
• Author to discuss uplifting children
• Suspect in killing of ex-sheriff back in Spartanburg
• Shooting victim not pressing case
• Spratt, Mulvaney disagree civilly at SC 5th debate
• Greenville deputies looking for man in Waffle House robbery
• Fla. pastor wins car for canceling Quran burning
• Video catches beating of teen in Barnet Park
• National governors group airing ad in SC
• Black neighbors to picket woman's Confederate flag in Summerville
• Coroner's office identifies two killed in Greer house fire
• Vigil against domestic violence
• CVS fined for sale of meth ingredient
• As Chile celebrates, mine's future in question
• Applications for jobless benefits rise to 462K
• GSP board OKs starting terminal designs
• Greenville man charged with attempted murder
• News briefs: Highway 176 crash kills Spartanburg motorist
• Boyfriend gets life in killing of special-needs child in Upstate
• Spartanburg community expects to feed 9,000 on Thanksgiving
• BMW humming: $750 million expansion complete, X3 hits road
• Snipes murder suspect is returned from Tennessee to face charges
• Police blotter: Moonshine found during traffic stop; four charged
• Summerville approves business immigration measure
• House fire in Greer kills 2 people
• Long-awaited study of Charleston store fire coming
• Slain former sheriff gave suspect odd jobs
• Summerville residents plan to protest Confederate flag
• Man injured in shooting outside PJ's Bar & Grille
• SC attorney general: Judge right to let health care suit proceed
• Pictsweet recalls okra over label omission
• Greenville woman pleads in 2-year-old's death
• Suspect says he meant no harm in death of 10-year-old
• Police arrest four men on I-85 after finding 25 bottles of moonshine in car
• USC Upstate student accused of hosting keg party off campus
• Spartanburg man, 39, dies in crash on Highway 176
• Chile joyous at clockwork-like miner rescue
• Statement from the Snipes family
• Police arrest Spartanburg man accused of shooting two men
• Spartanburg man sentenced to life for killing special needs child
• Bond denied and mental evaluation planned for Snipes homicide suspect
• Wofford senior wins Rotary scholarship
• Spartanburg trio charged in fraud case
• Poll: Haley leads by 9 points
• Opening ceremony for Boys & Girls Club at Pacolet Elementary
• Greer council says no to Halloween legislation
• Clyburns foundation endows USC scholarship
• Gaffney mulch facility OldCastle to expand, hire 30
• NRC inspectors at SC nuclear plant after shutdown
• Vision of $11M Ribault Street Y focuses on fitness of future youth
• Bats stinking up Anderson Courthouse annex
• Humanity is drawn to scene of Chilean mine rescue
• SC absentee voting in line with 4 years ago
• Former Spartanburg County magistrate indicted on drug charge
• Woodruff couple accused of selling crack cocaine with children present
• Police charge man with resisting arrest after traffic stop
• Spartanburg urban plan could make downtown safer, more appealing
• Man on trial in death of child who suffered fatal brain injuries
• BMW to use hydrogen fuel cells to power equipment in Spartanburg plant
• Wofford senior named Rotary Ambassadorial Scholar
• Death of former Spartanburg County Sheriff Charlie Snipes called 'suspicious'
• House fire near Lake Bowen
• Investigators look closely at parents in missing NC girl case
• Fla. man dies while setting up SC State Fair rides
• Senior citizens brace for Social Security freeze
• Mount Pleasant baby born at 10:10 a.m. on Oct. 10
• Summerville to vote on workers' citizenship checks
• Census: Fast-growing US areas show big income drop
• Administration lifts 6-month oil drilling freeze
• Chile official: First miner to surface Tuesday
• Relative: Missing NC girl had 'terrible' home life
• Spartanburg man jailed in connection with Snipes' death
• Police blotter: 74-year-old woman arrested after traffic stop
• Tip Sheet: Board of trustees meet today
• Police blotter: DUI suspect spits on officer, gets rowdy at jail
• Spartanburg City Council to discuss urban code
• Unemployed find old jobs now require more skills
• Spartanburg college students reach out with faith
• CNN's Elizabeth Cohen speaks at USC's media series
• Charleston mayor among those meeting with Obama about nation's infrastructure
• Columbia woman returned from NC to face murder charge
• Settlemyer earns award for her work in the community
• Law punishing fake war heroes may go to Supreme Court
• Widow of late governor Campbell supports Haley
• SC gov hopefuls' income disclosure claims off mark
• Clemson grad student charged in fatal mo-ped crash
• Spartanburg deputy injured after trying to detain Moore man
• Firefighters battle blaze at home near Lake Bowen
• Social Security on hold again
• Former Soil Conservation Service plans reunion in Spartanburg
• McMillan puts business sense into House District 36 campaign
• Urban League hails Johnson and Tullis in Spartanburg
• Spartanburg elementary school changing its approach
• Spartanburg opens eyes as a beacon for bikers
• Birthday is a perfect 10 for SCSDB student
• Marshall Tucker Band draws crowd to Harley rally concert
• News briefs: Upstate plans series on water concerns
• Police blotter: Deputies arrest 2 at traffic stop
• Quick action saves Home Fabric Finishing from fire in Spartanburg County
• Spartanburg to use $750K grant to help prevent teen pregnancies
• County health departments organize Upstate flu shots
• Extended Stay leaves Chapter 11, focuses on hotel chain's future
• Graham plans bill to let SC to opt out of 'Obamacare'
• Economy loses 95K jobs due to government layoffs
• Police blotter: Man accused of spitting in the face of deputies
• Driver killed in crash with dump truck on Highway 292
• Overstated military service may bring $10K SC fine
• SLED says members of Mexican heroin cartel indicted, jailed in SC
• Nuclear plant in Hartsville shut down by coolant issue
• Transportation secretary: Make I-73 priority from Michigan to SC
• Greenville deputies looking for man who robbed convenience store
• SC GOP: Sheheen 1991 traffic ticket dropped
• E-mails: Rocky departure for Haley from last job
• Bank of America halts foreclosure sales in 50 states
• Toxic sludge flowing into Danube almost the size of Gulf Oil spill
• Greenwood hospital closing behavioral unit
• Harley enthusiasts roar into Spartanburg for HOG rally
• Coast officials object to shifting SC tourism tax
• GSP director earns post with airport council group
• Woman robs First Citizens bank on East Main Street
• Spartanburg teen faces numerous criminal charges
• United Way of the Piedmont News - October 6, 2010
• Spartanburg Methodist, Southern Wesleyan team up to help students
• 2 Spartanburg men sentenced to 25 years on cocaine charges
• Police blotter: North Carolina men say they were robbed
• Bear hunt training, minus the bear
• Business briefs: BMW supplier Faurecia to donate food to Soup Kitchen
• SC state police: 18 arrested in heroin bust
• 19-year-old Spartanburg man dies in car crash on I-85
• New dining venues at SC's Broadway at the Beach
• Wofford to launch world-class language academy next summer
• 1 dead, 4 injured in 5-vehicle wreck on I-26 in Calhoun County
• HOG rally in Spartanburg aims to fix fans' Harley hankering
• Southern Baptist leader on yoga: Not Christianity
• First Citizens Bank on East Main robbed
• Two SC candidates chasing history appear together
• Students walk to school
• Convicted lobbyist volunteering for SC GOP
• Spartanburg man gets 20 years for drug charges
• Judge says Greene can stay free
• USC Upstate to host open house on graduate programs in education
• Boiling Springs woman, 28, charged with criminal sexual conduct with minor
• Registration open for Girls Day at Converse
• Spartanburg man, 19, killed in crash on I-85
• Poll: Working-class whites shun Dems
• Former McCain SC director joins Haley campaign
• CNN's Crowley speaking at USC's media series
• Robber flees Hilton Head hotel as clerk pulls a golf club
• SC lifts advisory for Great Pee Dee River
• Democrat, GOP hopefuls debate in SC's 4th district
• Holly Springs can't quite pull off regular meeting
• End-of-course exam scores improved for state, local schools
• Supreme Court refuses to hear USC logo trademark appeal
• ACLU sues Berkeley County jail over Bible policy
• Piedmont Blood Center in Spartanburg shutting down
• Greenville County deputies seek two for using stolen credit cards
• Men sought in fatal drive-by shooting of Spartanburg man
• ACLU sues NC school over student's nose piercing
• Senate candidate Greene: DeMint 'makes no sense'
• Firefighters let home burn; owner didn't pay fee
• FBI: Stripper, drugs, guns and judge don't mix
• Former speaker of Rwandan Parliament will visit Limestone College
• SC mothers who have lost children in war visit Iraq
• Haley blames Sheheen for SC borrowing money
• Spartanburg County BMW plant seeks 600 more workers
• Still-defiant Times Square bomber gets life sentence
• Gay, women's groups wants apology from SC's DeMint
• Piedmont Blood Center in downtown will close
• Tax credits, graduation key issues in SC superintendent debate
• Greene to address Spartanburg Dems
• Teen mother charged with neglecting infant in Spartanburg
• 14-year-old Conway boy in court on shooting charges
• Milliken earns national honor for safety
• Carolina First addition in Spartanburg wins top energy award
• SC transportation officials want hike in gas tax
• Columbia police chief not certified to carry gun
• USC Upstate cuts ribbon on pavilion in scenic garden
• Spartanburg Community College, Tri-County Technical to train big rig drivers
• Police blotter: Vandals hit Greenpond Nursery in Woodruff
• Greene asks SC Democratic Party chief to resign
• Clements criticizes DeMint on gay teacher issue
• Haley sought delay in SC audit of family business
• Mental illness office opening in Boiling Springs
• Revolutionary War re-enactors battle at Walnut Grove
• Police blotter: Moonshiners fest participant charged with DUI, stealing truck
• Grove Elementary teacher to receive award, $1,000 in school supplies
• $100K reward still good in triple homicide at Greer bank
• Charleston naval facility to expand rail yard
• Drive-by shooting in Spartanburg kills 1, injures 1
• Candidates for SC superintendent to debate
• Fall bike rally a mixed bag in Myrtle Beach
• Officials: No evidence US targeted in new threat
• 2 SC soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• Anti-abortion group backs Haley for governor
• Court won't get into battle between 2 USCs
• Commercial Driver License training to be offered at SCC's Tyger River Campus
• Police: Burglar steals breakfast foods, leaves behind flatscreen TV
• BMW plans to hire another 600 workers at Spartanburg County plant
• New survey on sex in US, biggest since 1994
• Scientists: Laptops 'toast' skin
• Preserving alligators is tough as beast itself
• One dead, one injured in drive-by shooting in Spartanburg
• Ferguson courts write-in support for Senate seat
• Zeroing in on Haley finances
• Byrnes graduate Harper sings anthem at Fenway
• Spartanburg, Union and Cherokee salaries database for 2010
• Police blotter: Teen driver doing doughnuts in truck gets stuck
• Spartanburg County fire districts get closer look
• Government pay on GoUpstate.com database
• Spartanburg-made X5, X6 increases BMWs sales in US
• Police blotter: Cowpens woman accused of attempted murder
• DeMint addresses conservative issues at Spartanburg church rally
• Pink locks a way to thank cancer victim who gave much
• Two drive-by shootings reported in Greer
• Want to vote in Nov.? You must be registered by today
• Denny's hits Grand Slam for Spartanburg Habitat
• Firehouse Subs fun day to help first responders
• Jack in the Box closes 2 Spartanburg stores
• SC colleges assessing construction moratorium
• SLED investigating robocalls, may probe 2nd race
• Sheheen courts college votes at USC Upstate
• GOP trio question activities by Haley
• Police blotter: Chesnee man accused of molesting a child
• SC NAACP meeting in NC to continue flag boycott
• 2 Spartanburg teens charged in crime spree against Hispanics
• Belton woman accused of taking $802,665 from Greenville company
• Houston, Hendrix elementary schools kids hit playground to get fit
• Greenville attorney accused of taking more than $45,000 from community
• Croft, Roebuck vote to absorb Arkwright Fire District; case goes to council
• BMW recalling 200K vehicles over brakes
• Cops seize 177 pounds of marijuana on I-77 in Chester County
• Rock Hill man faces charges in robbery of NC band Parmalee
• SC GOP candidate Haley releases third ad
• Business briefs: Accountants institute announces winners
• Could 'Goldilocks' planet be just right for life?
• Fundraiser Saturday for widow, son of man killed on oil rig
• Budget cuts force panel to pull plug on radio reading program for blind
• Two Spartanburg teens arrested in crime spree police say targeted Hispanics
• Sheheen criticizes decision to put college construction on hold
• Police blotter: 19-year-old Spartanburg woman charged with shoplifting
• Spartanburg will be seeing pink Friday
• Spartanburg Regional Foundation hosts Wings of Hope
• SC gubernatorial candidates agree to third debate in Spartanburg
• FCC discussing cell phone jamming in prisons
• Rain pounds NC as storm moves up the East Coast
• Haley goes out-of-state for fundraising events
• GoUpstate iPhone app now available in the iTunes store
• Harley fans get fired up for rally in Spartanburg
• Fisher-Price recalls more than 10M kid products
• Upstate WWII veterans heading to Washington, DC
• SCC's Cherokee campus thanks Sen. Peeler
• SC budget board OKs 50 acre Port Royal land sale
• Spartanburg County deputies: Robberies targeted Hispanics
• SC AARP: Lt. gov. candidate can't make aging forum
• Secret online sex video linked to NJ student's suicide
• Judge dismisses states' gun suit
• Two Jack in the Box restaurants in Spartanburg County closed
• Authorities arrest wanted Greenville man
• Sumter woman charged with killing boyfriend
• Blacksburg police chief's business shot up
• Charter school group to raise $160M
• Head-on crash kills 2 grandmothers in Chesnee
• Sexual abuse accuser calls Ga. pastor 'predator'
• Sanford, colleges can't agree on how to make tuition affordable
• SC budget board could stop college construction
• Spartanburg Co. 11th-grader leading 5K fundraiser
• Charleston sheriff's deputy charged with rape
• Neighbors might absorb Arkwright fire district in Spartanburg County
• Anderson hospital worker sues over flu shot policy
• SC GOP nominee Haley gets nod from business group
• Gov't warns about sleep positioners
• Shannon Forest Christian School to celebrate grandparents
• Shannon Forest Christian School to host fall book fair
• Safety checkpoint set for Fernwood-Glendale Road
• County probes dumping of tires in Campobello creek
• Thirty-one Spartanburg schools get USDA health honor
• Jail menu: Bag lunch for a week during kitchen repairs
• Thorne named principal of Eastside High
• Police blotter: Man leads police on chase through Wofford campus
• Lauren Smith of Woodmont named scholarship semifinalist
• Shared vision critical to Upstate future, panel says
• Shannon Forest Christian School fifth-graders enjoy western round-up lunch
• 2 Chesnee women die following head-on collision on Highway 11
• Proposed consolidation plan moves Arkwright Area Fire District into neighboring Roebuck, Croft
• South Carolina to start investment firm for its private equity holdings
• Victor Mill cleanup in Greer wins praise
• Web design blog says Wofford's site is among the best
• Upstate dodges East Coast deluge, revels in soaking rain after dry spell
• Spartanburg District 5 upgrades school conduct policies
• Shannon Forest teacher exposes fourth-graders to lab sciences
• Council approves immobilizing cars for unpaid tickets in downtown Spartanburg
• Williamsburg County deputy in wreck that killed other driver
• Police blotter: Greer driver charged with DUI in crash
• Prosecutors probe Lee County fund in sheriff case
• Acquisition could mean more destinations for GSP fliers
• Census finds record gap between rich and poor
• Deadline for November voting in SC approaching
• Greenville High student charged with pointing and presenting firearm
• Two Greenville middle school students charged with possession of a weapon
• SC prisons officials investigating inmate's death at Ridgeville facility
• West Columbia meeting focuses on SC college costs
• Toys R Us to hire 45,000 workers for holidays
• Flood watch lifted for Spartanburg County
• Wofford's new website cited fourth in nation by design blog
• Georgia megachurch pastor's flock standing by him
• Speaker at Wofford to discuss Gulf spill
• Tip sheet: School District 5 Trustees, Spartanburg City Council have meetings on Monday
• Family, campus mourning death of USC Upstate senior
• Astrophysicist seeing his dream come true from home in Greer
• Police blotter: Three accused of stealing items from a condemned mobile home
• Hearing today on Spartanburg parking crackdown
• New law could burden South Carolina coroners
• Fla. man kills wife, four stepkids, self; spares own kids
• Myrtle Beach businesses hope no helmet law lures bikers
• Segway company owner dies after falling off one of the vehicles
• Afghan officials touring SC prisons to get ideas
• Greenville County looking for man accused of attempted murder, armed robbery
• Clemson restricts frats, sororities over alcohol
• Sheriffs Office investigating 2 incidents in Una
• Police blotter: Spartanburg police investigating robbery at bar
• Davies gets ready for another run for Statehouse
• Spartanburg mother accused of leaving child to go dancing
• Spartanburg County man gets long-lost Vietnam dog tag back
• USC Upstate student dies in car crash
• Dispose safely of unwanted drugs today
• Police blotter: Blind Spartanburg man reports robbery
• Blue Ridge bank slayings case gets new investigator
• GOP candidates featured at Strawberry Hill rally today
• Compass of Carolina sold to Atlanta counseling agency
• Union Co. student accused of assaulting bus driver over MP3 player
• City of Spartanburg to get help paying retiree health claims
• Downtown Spartanburg retailers show off latest looks
• Spartanburg man's crime-stopping Swiffer replaced
• Spartanburg High fans fly their color for ESPN2 game
• Converse College hosts pop culture conference
• Police blotter: Spartanburg man reports stabbing
• Spartanburg man pleads guilty to lewd act on child
• Hearing on Holly Springs FOIA case canceled
• Hands On Heritage Festival coming to Boiling Springs
• Horry County school shooting suspect expected in court
• Business briefs: Rural development funds to create 214 jobs around SC
• 'Mom's gone crazy:' 4 killed in Seattle shooting
• Spartanburg High to show school spirit when hosting South Pointe tonight on ESPN2
• Aging vets in SC tell tales for online generation
• Rainbow Lake Middle School to open Monday
• SC Bank and Trust brings executive to city
• Former Boiling Springs teacher freed in sex, drug case
• Final steel beam placed at massive Boeing plant in North Charleston
• Thieves targeting parked cars at Mary Black Rail Trail, Cleveland Park
• Woodmont student arrested for having weapon at school
• Simulator gives students look at alcohol's effects
• Fla. bank robbers strap bomb to abducted teller
• Union County High School student charged after altercation over MP3 player
• Megachurch pastor keeps mum on sex allegations
• Greenville deputies, Highway Patrol raising money for Special Olympics today
• Upstate SC water supply OK amid dry spell
• Horry County student charged with disturbing schools after police find threats on Facebook page
• Bikes stay put, but Bike-A-Thon advances cause
• Greenville County looking for man accused of breaking into vehicles
• One teacher released in Boiling Springs drug, sex case
• Moncks Corner deputy in bikini OK but not sudsy patrol car
• Some families win under new health care provisions
• Charleston police step up fight against violence
• Beaufort lawmaker suggests jump start for terminal
• Greenville County arrests two men in copper thefts
• W. Columbia police: Woman killed husband, then fled to Charlotte
• Abbott recalls infant formula on bug contamination
• Spartanburg Fuddruckers celebrates, gives back
• Spartanburg man gets 10 years for inappropriately touching child
• Second accused Boiling Springs teacher posts bond, released from jail
• Spartanburg Public Safety Service Center to be demolished
• Spartanburg District 2 school bus crash sends 6 students to hospital
• Police blotter: Man charged in robbery attempt on New Cut Road
• Fidelity donates new instruments to Berea High School
• Spartanburg's AFL Telecommunications buys optical fibers firm
• Police blotter: Inman man arrested after air and ground search
• Cancer fundraiser set for Saturday
• 9 vehicles struck in Greer police chase
• Greenville County looking for leads in homeless man's fatal beating
• Accused teacher Grabarkiewicz posts bond, released from jail
• Jobless rates in county, SC inch up 0.3 percent
• Police: Indiana kids died after 10 hours in closet
• Fitness fun at Hendrix Elementary
• Police: Horry County student planted pipe bombs at school
• Business briefs: Exopack to pay down debts
• Taylors woman accused of blocking school bus
• Oxygen, propane tanks explode, gut Blacksburg home
• Rock Hill man dead, Parmalee band member hurt in club shooting
• Woman with pink bandana, gun robs East Main Dollar General
• Third party SC gubernatorial candidate wants to be in debate
• Boiling Springs teachers accused of throwing parties for teens remain in jail
• Appeals court reviews SC murder case
• Denny's opens 1,600th restaurant in South Dakota
• Former Lee County sheriff indicted on 47 new charges
• Sheriff, four other former Union officials sentenced
• Sanford: Feds should let prisons jam cell phones
• Atlanta megachurch head denies sex with young men
• Greenville County Elementary Materials Review Committee accepting applications
• Greenville County magnet academies to host open house
• Southside High forensics team claims another win
• State's jobless rate increases to 11 percent in August
• Greenville deputies arrest couple in abuse of children
• Police officer wounded in shooting at Horry County school
• Bamberg band director gets 5 years for sex with student
• Former Sheriff Wells, other Union County officials sentenced in public corruption scheme
• FDA panel: Lab-altered salmon seem safe to eat
• Health/outdoor calendar: Volunteers needed
• Spartanburg armed robbery suspect arrested
• Thomas Creek brews up a silver medal in Denver
• Police blotter: Greer man charged with assaulting motorist
• Spartanburg driver charged in fatal DUI
• Trailer owner sought in I-85 crash
• Spartanburg Parks and recreation seeking $1.6M to ease cramped quarters
• Split Cherokee School board ratifies leader's contract
• Winds push unusual types of jellyfish to Carolinas
• Deputies bust 8 in Cowpens meth lab raid
• Greene sports T-shirt poking fun at SC's travails
• Class of 2010 sets scholarship record
• SC chambers won't get all they asked for ads
• Boiling Springs teachers accused of sex with minors
• Two area men accused of stealing from Greenville business
• Police blotter: Young shoplifter punches security officer, bites deputy
• Electric car company delays production in Duncan
• Coffee prices are jittery
• No bond for driver in Inman felony DUI case
• Half dozen hotel projects planned for historic Charleston
• Walterboro man shoots woman, himself
• SC students offered $917 M in scholarships
• Thomas Creek Brewery in Greenville wins second place at beer festival
• Landrum man faces drug, liquor charges
• Spartanburg man, 48, charged with felony DUI
• Spartanburg couple identified as victims in wreck
• Two Boiling Springs teachers arrested, accused of giving alcohol, drugs to minors
• For deaf, wireless devices a new portal to world
• Gulf oil well is dead but the pain will remain
• Charles Lea Center wins big at 24th Annual Road Rally
• Ky. man claims caffeine insanity in wife's death
• Cherokee school board to discuss superintendent’s contract
• Deputies guard church service after Chesnee pastor gets threats
• Clemson student jailed in homicide
• Photographer charged with corrupting child
• Police blotter: Spartanburg man charged with DUI resulting in death
• Larger Palmetto Landfill pitched
• Spartanburg County officers find more instances where altercations start online
• Police blotter: Man charged with molesting minor
• Photographer from Boiling Springs charged with corrupting child
• Free eye exams offered for infants in Spartanburg
• Spartanburg to share part of $700,000 grant to fight gangs
• Political forum for Haley, Sheheen focuses on job creation
• Sandburg home hosts nation's new citizens
• Charter school prepares for upgrades after votes officially verified by Kohl's
• Greer church's dedication ends parishioners' 11-year odyssey
• New downtown osteopathic school interviews applicants
• Civil-War era costumes leave NAACP upset
• Principal: Spartanburg Charter School wins grant from Kohl's
• Wash. woman confesses: She threw acid in her own face
• Wofford's opening convocation
• Unapologetic DeMint spurring GOP infighting
• Haley, Sheheen appear at biotechnology forum
• Sanford signs bill increasing day care training
• Spartanburg, Anderson and Barnwell sheriffs splitting about $150K to fight gangs
• Clemson student charged in daughter's death
• Florida couple giving $30M to University of South Carolina
• Police: Officers shoot gunman on Capitol Hill
• UK police: 5 arrested in alleged threat to pope
• Anderson cops suspect murder-suicide in deaths
• Spartanburg housing still feels brunt of economy
• Friends mourn hero killed in action in Iraq
• Man, 71, fights off intruder with Swiffer WetJet
• Police blotter: Duncan man charged in child sex case
• Two pounds of cocaine seized in Spartanburg County drug bust
• 4 arrested in Inman convenience store shooting
• Photo of Sen. McConnell in re-enactment garb triggers criticism
• Greenville cops getting training after Taser death
• Broome High School student accused of having weapons at school
• Idea by SC utilities leads to energy saving bill
• 7th suspect arrested in brawl at Spartanburg car wash
• Census: 1 in 7 Americans live in poverty
• Soldier with ties to Western North Carolina killed in Iraq
• Distraught Hopkins gunman killed himself, mother
• Shopping center housing Barnes & Noble to be auctioned
• Club Scene: Montana Skies brings unique sound to Chapman Center
• GSP airport commission delays decision on renovation
• Spartanburg County man, 71, fends off intruder with Swiffer WetJet
• Spartanburg to begin updating traffic signals
• Police blotter: Assault suspect nabbed after chase through woods
• South Carolina military events honor POWs, MIAs
• Former Union County sheriff, supervisor face sentencing
• DeMint: Tea party candidates can win in November
• Former USC president Sorensen going to Ohio State
• Demolition begins on Victor Mill site
• Woman hurt in race car accident sues Cherokee Speedway
• Wofford ranks 2nd in nation's ‘service-minded' colleges
• Big night for tea party: O'Donnell wins Delaware
• Tropical storm Karl headed to Mexico; Julia now a Category 4 hurricane
• Woman dies in Conway fire, nearest fire station empty
• Another SCDMV worker charged with taking $11,000
• Greer council hopes to complete sale of former hospital property in October
• Four more arrested in brawl; one is a 40-year-old woman
• Gowdy takes hit from tea party during Congressional candidate forum
• GSP to consider renovation
• Greenville coroner says death of man stunned was homicide
• Post to celebrate American Legion
• Police blotter: Greer woman charged with DUI, child endangerment
• SC anti-nuke activist Clements runs for US Senate
• Holly Springs voters will get fire district referendum
• Cops: Robber says 'thank you,' gets no money in N. Charleston
• School marching bands set to begin competition season
• Three Greer men, 1 Texas man charged with trafficking cocaine
• 2 suspects apprehended in Inman convenience store shooting
• Four suspects arrested in Inman convenience store shooting
• Spartanburg council rejects rezoning for used car lot
• Area briefs: Spartanburg ends year in good financial condition
• Spartanburg to boot repeat parking violators downtown
• SC tax plan pits tourism promotion vs festivals
• Paper: Panel nixed SC's Greene honorable discharge
• 2nd ex-Winthrop worker charged with misusing money
• Wofford among most 'service-minded' colleges in the US
• Greer woman, 24, charged with DUI, child endangerment
• Aging gas pipe at risk of explosion nationwide
• Police blotter: Greer mother charged with child neglect
• Laurens city officer accused of stealing
• Iran frees detained US woman on $500,000 bail
• Spartanburg votes to fund closing of Arkwright dump
• SAT scores among high school seniors fall in SC
• Chemical fire at Hexion plant in Roebuck doused
• Wofford president earns Governor's Award in the Humanities
• Former Bob Jones teaching assistant charged with sexual assault
• Elements in Motion mobile, to be dedicated at Blythe Academy
• FBI ranks SC third in violent crime
• Travelers Rest High needs online votes for $50,000 grant
• 2 students charged with puncturing Union bus tires
• Help Greer High, Sterling School win 50 laptops from Charter
• Crash kills 1, injures 4 in Inman
• The effect of e-readers on young people is enormous
• Taking to the streets
• Tea parties serve up rallies coast to coast
• Deputies find 2 bodies in Columbia apartment
• College entrance test scores down 2 points in SC
• Car strikes pedestrian in hit-and-run in Greenville County
• Powerful Hurricane Igor churning across Atlantic
• Sheriff's deputies investigate Lamar man's death
• Bond denied for Orangeburg mother in deaths of 2 sons
• SC education superintendent endorses Sheheen
• Imam says resolution to NYC mosque debate in works
• Firefighters battle blaze at Roebuck plant
• Spartanburg council mulls tougher parking fines
• Drag racing champ still builds engines that win
• Police blotter: Mom accused of shoplifting with kids
• Teens accused after string of attacks in crime spree
• Inman man killed, 3 others injured in early-morning crash
• 20 Spartanburg agencies showcase emergency skills
• Police blotter: Suspected armed robber arrested
• Corporate income tax: Haley says drop it, Sheheen says keep it
• Spartanburg Boy Scouts recite pledge in honor of 9/11 victims
• Beaumont Mills: Church celebrates 100 years of faith in textile village
• Spartanburg Council likely to take financial step to ‘cap’ dump
• Police blotter: Armed robber stakes out ATM on Church Street
• In the Pews: Divorce support group planned at Moore church
• Religion calendar: Hot breakfast, grab bags from Center of Hope Ministry
• Spartanburg emergency teams stage safety event
• Crash victim from Clinton gets $854K in Budweiser suit
• SLED probes Cherokee narcotics unit for missing drug money
• Greenville sheriff fires deputy over underage drinking at party in his home
• County Councilman Mintz donates part of city settlement to area groups
• George Rogers helps authors run with book on SC football
• Spartanburg man guilty in 2009 shooting death of Dorman senior
• Chester man shot to death, deputies looking for suspect
• No holding back SMC leader on her inauguration day
• Shrimp baiting season gets under way in SC
• Columbia man arrested in shooting of teen at gas station
• University of South Carolina acquires old Bible
• Wofford honors student with service
• 2 men plead guilty in Aiken home invasion death
• Report: Haley tax record rumpled
• SC nuclear plant shut down by turbine problem
• Iran postpones American woman's release
• Beaumont United Methodist celebrates anniversary, mill community
• Former Greenville deputy, wife charged with contributing to a minor
• Police blotter: Spartanburg man charged with sexually assaulting young girl
• Carolina Alliance Bank names Mason executive vice president
• Afghans protest, Fla. pastor plans to meet NY imam
• Union County school buses back in service after tire slashings
• Spartanburg murder suspect says that he was attacked
• Sheheen raises funds as he rips Haley, Sanford
• Obama implores minister to call off Quran burning
• Haley, Sheheen battle over immigration, state priorities
• Red Light: SC auto auction moving to NC
• Sanford: Next SC governor should offer detailed budget
• Ga. man pleads guilty to killing SC woman, her son
• SMC unveils portrait of Teague
• Backers of NYC mosque appear divided, regretful
• Greenville school wins National Blue Ribbon Award
• Greenville deputies: Several car break-ins reported
• Iran to free female American for holiday clemency
• Spartanburg County man gets 65-year sentence for crime spree
• New baggage scanners at GSP should speed process, improve security
• Police blotter: Man robbed at gunpoint by bike-riding suspect
• New filings for unemployment benefits tumble
• Money gone at Boiling Spring church; secretary arrested
• BP report blames itself, others for oil spill
• GSP reveals its revamped website
• Lead-filled Victor Mill water tower to be demolished
• Clinics on foreclosure, mortgages to be held
• Spartanburg launches iPhone app for visitors
• Greenville man pleads to voluntary manslaughter in death
• Hilton Head Island wants to be more pedestrian friendly
• Parole approved for Charleston dogfighting kingpin
• Ex-DMV worker in Columbia charged with taking $300,000
• Greenville County seizes 1,197 marijuana plants valued at $239,400
• Travelers Rest man faces multiple charges after police chase
• Chesnee woman accused of taking $68,000 from church
• GSP unveils new bomb-screening machines
• Holly Springs commissioners postpone vote on interim chief's salary
• Burglar strikes Spartanburg County councilman's business
• Summer heat sets record with 58 straight days over 90
• Cherokee council to review architectural proposals for new base
• New hours at the post office put Clifton residents in bind
• For families, researchers, Alzheimer's proves a wily foe
• Wofford upgrades campus website as classes begin
• Lead in Victor Mill tower complicates cleanup efforts
• Labor Day past, SC governor's race heats up
• Body found of Allendale man who apparently drowned off Hunting Island
• Recording banned at first Spratt, Mulvaney debate
• Greenville authorities looking for Honea Path man involved in domestic dispute
• Suspect in deaths, burning of 2 Aiken women arrested
• Church rebuffs military concerns on Quran burning
• Authorities: Ohio man ignored maggots on dying wife
• Former SC House member Dreher dies
• Flu shots: Only 1 required
• Police blotter: Chesnee teen charged with brass-knuckles assault
• Authorities investigating vandalism on Boiling Springs football field
• Sheheen stages fundraiser Wednesday at Showroom
• Cherokee residents press for school district audit
• Police blotter: Inman driver eludes police in high-speed chase
• Bedbugs once again are infesting the nation
• Woman hiding sandwich down her pants is in jail again
• STEM creating student interest in math, science
• LISA EBERSOLE earns HALL OF FAME Award!
• Woman accused of putting hamburger in pants arrested on domestic violence charge
• Charter School apparently misses out in Kohl's contest
• News briefs: Woodruff man dies in Greenville bar shooting
• Spartanburg Charter School may not have won Kohl's $500K
• Spartanburg's Creative Taste enjoyed by thousands
• Police blotter: Teen charged with armed robbery
• Cherokee School Board reassigns Bagwell
• Spartanburg chooses senior deputy Brad Hall as fire marshal
• Preservation Trust seeking $57,000 to save historic Spartanburg home
• Knifing suspect arrested in Spartanburg
• Fire chars Cammie Clagett duplex in Spartanburg
• 73 arrested as Rolling Thunder moves through Upstate
• Spartanburg Charter School desperate for Kohl's votes
• Aiken cops searching for suspect in deaths of 2 women
• Indonesia's smoking toddler kicks the habit
• Latest Gulf oil rig problem differs from BP spill
• Spartanburg County trail made for walking, learning
• Police blotter: Man charged with kidnapping, armed robbery
• Flooding on Outer Banks, Earl heads for Northeast
• Sorensen pushing USC-Greenville Hospital deal
• SC officials kicking off voter registration drive
• Greenville authorities arrest Taylors man in armed robbery
• Deputies: Greenville mother left child in locked car
• Study: SC farm program could create 10,000 jobs
• Panel recommends raising SC's gas tax for roads
• Berkeley County child found in concrete died from blow to head
• SC troopers step up holiday weekend patrols
• Spartanburg County authorities arrest 73 in Operation Rolling Thunder
• RJ Rockers new brew, Buckwheat After Dark, hits the shelves
• Ex-USC prez pushing med school paid by hospital
• 2nd Kershaw County deputy fired in inmate beating
• Police: Mullins High School AD showed porn to student
• Send off set in Charleston for SC sailor in solo ocean race
• Police blotter: Greer man faces attempted murder charge
• Sales of BMW’s X5, X6 models increase in US
• Some dig in, others flee coast as Earl nears US
• Foam company leases space near BMW in Greer
• Labor Day travel in South Carolina expected to increase
• Homeless man found severely beaten dies in Greenville hospital
• Grant money will be used to redevelop Spartanburg park
• Discovery Channel hostage-taker hated programming
• Mintz lawsuit settlement details to be discussed today
• Former HomeGold CFO out of SC jail after 15 months
• BMW gets new X3 rolling at Spartanburg County plant
• Plans sought for new SC passenger cruise terminal
• USC Upstate welcomes its biggest freshman class ever
• Oil platform explodes off La. coast; crew rescued
• Rockers latest seasonal beer to hit store shelves today
• City of Spartanburg, County Councilman Mintz settle for $75,000, other terms
• Greenville authorities will not seek charges in man's death
• Deputies find stolen, empty ATMs in Piedmont
• Greenville man arrested in Arthur State Bank robbery
• Rip currents a threat along SC coast
• BMW begins production of new X3 in Spartanburg
• Spartanburg County councilman, city settle defamation suit
• Police blotter: 2 charged after mobile home armed robbery
• SC Green Party candidate to protest Thurmond name
• Cherokee County school leader looks for healing
• News briefs: Inman woman dies in Spartanburg County wreck
• No decision yet on renovation of GSP terminal
• Tourists leave NC islands as Earl nears East Coast
• Two women charged with unlawful neglect of a child
• Thieves break into Spartan Bakery, steal donations for sick girl
• War no place for politics, says SC congressman Inglis
• Converse ranks in top 25 colleges
• Spartanburg County church collects 55 tons of food, supplies
• Man accused of fraud scheme arrested in Salem
• BMW to add 500 more jobs to expand production team
• Suspects arrested in connection with home invasion
• One injured in accident off South Pine Street
• Greenville County school happenings
• Garbage truck to run on used cooking oil
• Charleston lawmaker wants to expand safe haven law
• Lyman beating victim released from hospital
• SC housing agency adds $2M to homebuyer program
• Police blotter: Man assaults, threatens mother of his child
• Two women in custody after leaving child in vehicle in Greenville parking lot
• After 1-week search, Cherokee school board hires leader
• FEMA: US evacuations may be required for Earl
• Greenville authorities say homeless man was severely beaten
• BMW plans to add another 500 jobs
• Inman woman, 60, dies in morning crash
• Georgia man, 88, dies of goat attack injuries
• Pickens man gets 35 years for killing roommate
• Diabetes tops Vietnam vets' claims
• Local teachers finalists for presidential awards
• Sheheen wants 5 debates with Haley
• Airport officials set meeting on GSP upgrades
• Earl threatens US coast after hitting Caribbean
• Spartanburg man in shooting charged with attempted murder
• In 100th year, Spartanburg Methodist's mission of service remains the same
• Officials identify Ga. woman's burned body in Aiken home
• SC seeks money to mark Civil War anniversary
• Greene's longshot candidacy keeps him in spotlight
• North Charleston police catch would-be burglar in restaurant's grease vent
• Plastic maker Jatco to open facility in Greenwood
• Hurricane Earl lashes Caribbean, threatens US
• Officers looking out for drugs, violations on I-85
• RJ Rockers hires new president to help manage growth
• Greenville County deputies arrest 27 in undercover prostitution sting
• Police blotter: Man charged with cocaine trafficking after traffic stop
• Lyman man accused of attacking daughter, son-in-law
• Cherokee school board begins search for new interim leader
• PETA girl finalist released on bond in fatal hit-and-run in Greer
• Driver runs over, kills 2-year-old in Wellford
• Spartanburg charter school keeps pace in race for $500K
• 50-ton food drive lets people help Spartanburg County neighbors
• Katrina's survivors find a new start in Spartanburg
• York sheriff searching for suspect in beatings
• Suspect in Highway 29 hit-and-run arrested
• First National Bank picks Manley as new top executive
• Spartanburg hunting, fishing expo draws bead on 10,000 outdoors fans
• He's growing plants to match his dreams
• Lyman woman charged with making false police claim
• SC troopers want memorial for fallen colleagues
• Baby tiger found stuffed in bag at Thai airport
• Man: Lawyers made mistakes at SC hotel fire trial
• New video gives tour of trapped miners' refuge
• Greer man killed in hit-and-run on Highway 29
• LongHorn Steakhouse to open on Spartanburg's west side
• Denny's brings in Robert Rodriguez as chief operating officer
• Crazy Tony to cycle 300 miles for 3 charities
• Clemson University hopes to raise $600 million
• Hurricane Danielle becomes Category 4 storm
• Chesnee man gets life for sexually assaulting young girl
• Defendant pleads guilty in slaying of Charleston woman
• Blacksburg Primary School closes for mold cleanup
• Re-enactors keep memory of black Civil War troops
• Spartanburg school volunteers must undergo criminal background checks
• SC agency finds 35 illegal workers at school sites
• Beaufort science teacher wins national award
• SC's real estate market down 16 percent in July
• NRC allows MOX construction to proceed at SC site
• Woman sentenced to 12 years for wrong-way fatal crash on I-26
• Lancaster man charged in fight with school principal
• SCDOT to widen I-85, I-385 interchange in Greenville County
• Chester coroner: SC high school player died of heart defect
• Two Upstate SunTrust banks robbed; 1 suspect caught
• NC woman's body left in hearse 9 days
• Police: Florence man killed brother in cell phone fight
• Food on stove ignites fire that kills Charleston mom, twins
• SC candidate Haley talks anew about accountability
• Chesnee man gets life sentence for sexually assaulting young girl
• Bike-run-walk at Barnet Park honors colon cancer survivors
• Summerhill Estates receives Neighborhood Of The Year award
• Pedestrian, dog killed in hit-run on Highway 29
• Police blotter: Spartanburg man faces sex charge
• Primary fallout: Feuding in GOP may aid Dems
• Special prosecutor to investigate Holly Springs fire department
• Upstate's Bottle Tree beer branching out again
• USC coastal campus considers name change
• 89-year-old Chesnee woman dies in Highway 11 car crash
• Iconic Myrtle Beach nightspot becoming a Dollar General
• Police blotter: Greer man accused of shooting at woman
• Business briefs: Denny’s to use new public relations firm
• Teen pleads guilty to southside crimes
• Greenville deputies seeking man in Arthur State Bank robbery
• Chilean miners stretch 2 days of food for more than 2 weeks
• Visitors' center planned for Chesnee
• 'Radio' soars at event
• Greer Chamber will host bass tourney
• Greer OKs referendum on alcohol
• Carolina Alliance hires credit analyst
• Victim: Suspect claimed he had injured baby, then assaulted her
• Former Smyrna jail guard gets probation for inmate assault
• Carver Junior High ready to blast off after NASA visit
• SC sailor prepares for around the world race
• Greer mayor backing Sheheen
• Spartanburg County firefighters train downtown
• York minister accused of sexual abuse of child
• Haley, Sheheen speak to SC business leaders in Greenville
• NC man charged with robbing Gaffney bank
• Spartanburg police seeking woman in east-side bank robbery
• Counterfeit goods seized in Union County, 4 arrested
• DEA seeks Ebonics experts to help with cases
• Cops: Lexington County man made woman his slave for bail money
• Lyman woman says man claiming to have injured baby tried to sexually assault her
• SC lawmaker to file bill banning bear contests
• Wofford makes Top 25 in liberal arts college guide
• Number of US troops in Iraq falls below 50,000
• Spartanburg Community College earns $1.4M TRIO grant
• Mitchell to fill post at Spartanburg foundation
• South Carolinians led way to 19th Amendment
• Write-in reformer rises to challenge DeMint
• SC's Grand Strand becoming Green Strand
• Groups unite, easing blight at Victor Mill in Greer
• State AGs: Craigslist should drop adult services
• Spartanburg council considers giving illegal parkers the 'boot'
• SC attorney general: New 'I Believe' license plates are legal
• South Carolina urged to outlaw 'bear baying'
• SC agencies spend $2 million on membership fees
• Columbia military veteran accused of killing 2 men
• SC not among federal education grant winners
• Cops ask SC Senate candidate Greene to leave restaurant meeting
• Conway man arrested in fatal shooting
• Humane Society wants to end setting dogs on chained bears
• Hurricane Danielle forms in Atlantic
• SC gets federal grant for charter schools
• Greenwood's Park Seed sold for $13M at bankruptcy hearing
• Passions rise at dueling NYC mosque demonstrations
• Spin meter: Republicans hot, cold on Constitution
• Spartanburg Day School improvements set for debut
• Spartanburg City Council to look at downtown parking rules
• Deputies bust 2 USC Upstate students at keg party
• Police blotter: Inman man accused of stun-gun attack on mother of his children
• 1-vehicle crash kills man near Cowpens
• Activists to military: War dogs need medals, too
• Hispanics play larger school role
• 'Are you smarter' event raises more than $175,000 for Greenville County schools
• SC historian sleeps in Anderson slave cabin that had power
• Spartanburg Methodist freshmen start year by serving
• Leaders say updating GSP airport vital to region
• Police blotter: Knife, KKK items stolen from home
• Senate candidate Greene campaigns in Chesnee
• Hopes flying high: Upgrades coming to Upstate airports
• Spartanburg deputies searching for shooting suspect
• Motorcycle crash kills Union man
• Son charged with shooting father in Spartanburg
• Tryon Daily Bulletin changes owners, keeping a local focus
• Police blotter: Police say man upset with dinner beat girlfriend
• DeMint rallies conservative support in Spartanburg visit
• SC school districts posting purchase records online
• Jobless rate up in state, worse in Spartanburg County
• Hundreds at funeral for dead Orangeburg toddlers
• Haley releases e-mails months after being asked
• Greenville County destroys about $3M worth of drugs
• Harvest House plans cancer event
• Cowpens woman accused of assault with furniture leg
• Man attempts to rob Papa John's in Greenville
• SC's unemployment rate eases up in July
• Missing Cowpens woman found safe
• News briefs: Help clean up Spartanburg area lakes on Sept. 18
• Three-week manhunt ends: Arizona fugitive and fiancee arrested at campsite
• Spartanburg Public Safety Department seeks feedback for accreditation
• Mauldin phone repairman steps over line
• Police blotter: Chesnee woman charged with beating boyfriend
• Report: SC curbs injuries at work
• Collision injures District 1 school bus driver
• Private giving increases at USC and Clemson
• Pharmacy tech accused of stealing 8,000 Lortab pills
• Spartanburg hailed as Playful City
• Downtown airport lands $431,000
• Greenville woman accused of using children to help her shoplift charged with neglect
• SC officials discuss merging prisons, parole dept.
• Haley says SC school funding should be simpler
• Stream of mourners pay respect to dead Orangeburg toddlers
• Club Scene: Quarterfly to play at Wild Wing Cafe
• Experts: Greene obscenity case facing legal hurdles
• Goodbye Iraq: Last US combat brigade heads home
• 'Radio' and coach to speak at SOAR Academy fundraiser
• Like husband, Greer woman gets prison time in meth case
• Italian company to put 80 jobs in Fountain Inn
• 3 charged with soliciting prostitution along New Cut Road
• Spartanburg County 6-year-old dropped off at wrong bus stop
• Police blotter: Man charged with break-in at Campobello home
• Murder suspect who escaped from home detention caught
• Sanford signs abortion delay bill, gives pro-lifers a win
• Police blotter: Man faces assault and battery charge
• RI equipment business moving to Summerville
• Lawyer: Orangeburg mom accused of killing sons remorseful
• One of Greenville's most wanted arrested
• Spartanburg authorities arrest three in prostitution crackdown
• Sanford signs bill making it mandatory to wait 24 hours before abortion
• Spartanburg County deputies arrest man who they say escaped home detention
• More students in South Carolina taking ACT
• Connecting With Our Future...
• Spartanburg County Sheriff's Office offers thanks for ‘stop sticks'
• Startex, Jackson, Wellford, Duncan Water District breaks ground on project
• Gaffney man accused of shooting cousin asks for reduced bail
• Police seek suspect who fled traffic stop near Duncan
• Converse College is South's best buy in college guide
• Cherokee County detective gets award for excellence
• SC's Sheheen criticizes private school choice
• 228M eggs recalled following salmonella outbreak
• Orangeburg police: Mom killed children before sinking car
• Roebuck man arrested for sexual battery of pregnant woman at Blue Ridge Mall
• Spartanburg County Council sets prayer policy
• US Airways adding New York LaGuardia flight at GSP
• Jobs scarce for new teachers in Spartanburg County
• Final job fair for BMW expansion set for Wednesday in Spartanburg
• Police blotter: Robbery victim beaten with shotgun
• Loved ones mourn 'sweetheart' killed on her way to church
• Pickup truck crash kills driver near Duncan
• Former bank loan officer gets 2 years for embezzlement
• Gaffney police arrest felon in shooting outside restaurant
• Duo sought in thefts of credit, debit cards in Spartanburg
• 3 people found shot to death in Florence mobile home
• Sanford urges moratorium on university buildings
• North Charleston considers use of portable speed cushions
• Dozens of tickets written in I-26 crackdown
• Tractor trailer crash closes I-77 near NC-SC line
• McMaster defends SC lawsuits against federal government
• SC court upholds death sentences in 3 cases
• Bodies of 2 children found in car in North Edisto River
• Greenville man charged with assaulting two young sisters
• US Airways adding roundtrip flights from GSP to NYC
• Spartanburg hospital board OKs staff raises, next budget
• Georgetown teen killed when inner tube hits bridge piling
• Officials certify candidates, issues for SC voters
• SCC grad tends gardens at Governor’s Mansion
• Crash in Spartanburg kills 11-year-old girl, injures 3
• Slow down: Patrols will be heavy with school in session
• Sniffles as school starts coming from ragweed, pollen
• Gaffney man, 31, charged with attempted murder
• SC marine lab's $8.5 million expansion unsafe
• Myrtle Beach businesses hire foreign students
• Conway lawyer gets 3 years in murder-for-hire scheme
• Tailgate party pumps up Panther fans
• Armed burglary suspect caught in Spartanburg
• Experts agree: Current recession, Great Depression are far apart
• Spartanburg County Council to set prayer policy
• Police blotter: Ex-CVS worker charged in thefts
• Bright to boycott certain GOP caucuses
• Operation Backpack in Spartanburg supplies 150 kids with school gear
• Sheriff's deputies capture man wanted for home invasion
• Police blotter: Thieves target cars at fitness center
• Home detention denied to Upstate murder suspect
• ‘NASCAR on water’ revs up at Hartwell
• Water district offers personal touch while bottling supplies to help budget
• Prosecutors want statewide jury in former Lee County sheriff case
• Authorities: Women were killed before fires in Aiken County
• Man charged in death of Bluffton woman found along road
• Nikki Haley campaigns in Greer
• Advance America, National Urban League team up
• Virginia College coming to Spartanburg's west side
• Gaffney robber who beat victim sentenced to 20 years
• Parking lot next to Spartanburg drugstore closes because of falling bricks
• SC to cover obesity surgery
• Report: Gaffney woman left 3 kids in car at store
• About 2,500 Duke customers without power in Spartanburg County
• Former chief Jeffcoat sues Holly Springs fire district
• Federal funding could mean relief for 2,000 SC teachers
• Taylors woman charged with leaving kids in car during armed robbery
• Charter school in running for $500,000 grant
• Longshot US Senate candidate Alvin Greene indicted
• Police blotter: Spartanburg man faces robbery charges
• Payday lenders settle SC class action lawsuit
• SC couple gives $1.5M for Columbia's no-kill shelter
• 2 men in Charleston sentenced for selling fake ID cards
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• Volunteer Tax Assistance Coalition
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Spartanburg County
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• Volunteer Recruitment - Spartanburg County VITA
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