Football is a purveyor of unity and a harbinger of hope. Frankly, there has not been much to be hopeful about over the past 20 months. On Friday, August 20th, on a perfect, magical night at W.L. Varner Stadium, there was unity and hope in our sm... Read more
If you've been to Coleman Farm Supply, you most likely noticed the bright green parrot atop her cage, chatting it up with all customers willing for conversation. This Blue Front Amazon Parrott is affectionately known as Sweetie. Read more
By: Pastor Curtis Terry Upon my arrival in Woodruff back in 1987, I learned there were some important names in the town that represented things I might need. Bobby Turner for food, Audrey Bettis for interior design, Charles Stewart for furniture... Read more
The 2021 high school football season is less than two months from kicking off. The Woodruff Wolverines have been hard at work preparing for a much-anticipated campaign that looks to bring capacity crowds back into the stadium and a talented rost... Read more
Part 12 of a 12-Part Series: Moments That Changed Wolverine History By: Garrett Mitchell Most people have at some point heard the old euphemism ‘it takes a village.’ The Woodruff High School athletic program has been among the most successful an... Read more
owell Art Purchase Awards across all four schools and approved the purchase of a new activity bus and support for a resolution to incorporate the McCarthy-Teszler school. Read more
The Woodruff City Council unanimously approved a proposed $3.9 million budget for the 2021-22 fiscal year at their meeting on June 29 and also heard an update from City Manager Lee Bailey on efforts to attract a new grocery store to the former B... Read more
Dacus Wall has lived a lifetime making things fly. Whether it be a shot, discus, himself, or a commercial airliner, Wall has made a living in the air. As a track and field athlete at Woodruff High School in the early 1980s, Wall helped encourage... Read more
Jeremey Handel, Staff Writer A scary incident for one Woodruff child was no April Fool’s prank as he survived an attack by a fox in his grandparents’ front yard on April 1. Kayden Johnson, the grandson of City Councilwoman Matti Norman and... Read more
The Woodruff Girls Soccer Program is one of South Carolina’s Best, and in 2004 the Lady Wolverines Began Writing a Remarkable Tale that Continues to this Day Part 10 of a 12-Part Series: Moments That Changed Wolverine History By: Garrett M... Read more
