You could say that Keith Pearson was born to be a football player. The former Woodruff star, the standout wide receiver on the Wolverines’ teams from 2014 until 2016, has grown his talents even further over the past four seasons at Presbyterian... Read more
B.J. Johnson was in a football staff meeting at the University of Colorado when his phone rang. On the other end was his coaching mentor and fellow Woodruff native Derek Jones. Johnson, then a graduate assistant for the Buffaloes’ program, thoug... Read more
Last year the Greenville Scottish Games normally held on Furman University’s campus was canceled due to COVID-19. John Allen, who is on the board of directors for the games, didn’t want two years to go by without the games. Allen proposed an abb... Read more
By: Jeremy Handel, Staff Writer The Spartanburg County School District Four Board of Trustees were presented with the district’s most recent annual audit results and heard the first presentation of the annual bond resolution for the next school... Read more
The Chapman Cultural Center in Spartanburg celebrates the arts throughout the county, highlighting youth artwork in the halls of the Carlos Dupree Moseley Building. The Youth Art Gallery is sponsored by Coldwell Banker Caine and features the art... Read more
Through the Coronavirus Emergency Supplemental Funding (CESF) program at the South Carolina Office of Highway Safety, the City of Woodruff and the Woodruff Police Department secured a grant for approximately $51,000. The funding provided for the... Read more
By: Jeremy Handel, Staff Writer During their February meeting, planning commissioners voted to deny a request to remove a borderline property from the city’s revitalization district to make way for a used car sale business. Former Woodruff resid... Read more
Shamare Dendy and Jonathan Sexton were stars for the Wolverines on the football field: now both will take their talents to the collegiate level. Read more
Members of the Woodruff High School wrestling team finished their season in fine fashion, including freshman wrestler June Welch who became the first female wrestling champion in school history. Read more
