Council talks budget, votes to increase sewer base rate
June 8, 2013 No CommentsIn its May meeting, Woodruff council discussed McKinney Park renovations, new city manager and budget.
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West African family arrives in Woodruff, needs translator and help
May 21, 2013 No CommentsA West African family arrived in Woodruff yesterday, and needs a translator to help them communicate while they stay under the care of Element Church.
Recent scamming acts in Woodruff, tips to avoid
May 21, 2013 No CommentsBy Georgia Ricketts Scams are often brought to light by the news media and warnings are issued. However, an attitude of “It can’t happen to me!” prevails much too often. With spring upon us, there are those out there who are ready and waiting to take your money by employing a variety of bogus schemes. ...
Davis and Durham vie for City Council seat
May 21, 2013 No CommentsA special election is being held in Woodruff on June 25, 2013, to elect a new member of City Council. The vacancy is to fill the unexpired term of former councilman Kenneth Gist. Mr. Gist, who represented Ward 4, resigned to become mayor of Woodruff. Two men have filed to run for the vacant seat.
Dandy Scholarship available to WHS students in 2014
May 7, 2013 No CommentsFormer WHS athlete Tory Dandy will provide an academic scholarship to qualifying student’s beginning in 2014.
Auction at Live Oak Farm brings people from all over
May 7, 2013 No CommentsPeople from around the United States gathered at Live Oak Farm on Saturday, April 27, for an on-site/on-line auction.
Council votes a 9% raise for City Manager, modifies residency requirements
May 7, 2013 No CommentsWoodruff City Council discussed city manager raise and residency requirements in recent meeting.
Help police catch credit card fraud suspect
April 19, 2013 No CommentsOn March 27, Spartanburg resident Oliver Easler filed a fraud report with the Spartanburg County Sheriff’s Office after his stolen credit card had been used to purchase $2858 of merchandise in area stores. Police are still trying to catch the suspect.
“The sky is the limit” for McKinney Park project: City Council talks budget priorities
April 19, 2013 No CommentsAt the end of their budget retreat in March, City Council discussed their financial priorities, including the McKinney Park project, for finalizing the fiscal budget due in May.
S.C. Palmetto College launches, enrolls first online students
April 19, 2013 No CommentsSouth Carolina residents now have the opportunity to earn a University of South Carolina degree anytime, anywhere through the online programs of South Carolina Palmetto College.
