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By: Jamie Lewis
FOOTHILLS—With Halloween right around the corner, many fun and fright-filled events are set to take place in the Foothills. From dance parties to costume contests to pumpkin carvings, there will be something that ghouls and goblins of every age can enjoy.
By: Jamie Lewis
LANDRUM—On Sunday, October 27, a community outreach concert will be held at the Joe Cunningham Market Pavillion in Landrum from 5 to 7 p.m. to benefit individuals affected by Tropical Storm Helene. Set to take the stage is Christian artist Warren Peay, who will entertain attendees while sharing his love for music and God.
Saluda Outfitters to host recipient of Gibson Guitar Award SALUDA—On Thursday, November 14, The Gabe Stillman Band will perform at Saluda Outfitters.
LANDRUM—The City of Landrum will hold its annual Light Up Landrum Christmas Parade on Thursday, December 5, and is offering the opportunity to participate in the event.
By: Jamie Lewis
TRYON—The Tryon Downtown Development Association recently announced several events to celebrate the holiday season, starting with Small Business Saturday on November 30.
By: Jamie Lewis
Charged with attempted burglary, going armed to the terror of people COLUMBUS—A Polk County man was arrested on Wednesday, November 13, after he was seen on surveillance footage attempting to enter a home on Smith Waldrop Rd. Sign up for our daily email newsletter Get the latest news sent to your inbox The footage […]
Hundreds of motorcyclists to rev in the Christmas spirit POLK COUNTY—On Saturday, November 30, hundreds of motorcyclists will cruise through the area as they participate in the 22nd annual Polk County Toy Run. The annual event raises money and collects toys to benefit underprivileged children in the area, providing gifts, Christmas dinners, and more […]
November is an important month at Steps to Hope. It was the month when we learned from the Internal Revenue Service that our application for non-profit status was under review and a time to give thanks and gather a few more things to obtain our 501(c)3, which came about six months later.
By: Jamie Lewis
Owners of Landrum Eclectics arrested on Nov. 20 LANDRUM—On Wednesday, November 20, two Landrum men were arrested after a minor was allegedly kidnapped and sexually assaulted in September. John Anthony Dobson, 62, and Wayne Eugene Levister, 58, owners of Landrum Eclectics antique store, were both charged with second-degree criminal sexual conduct with a minor under […]
By: Jamie Lewis
On December 19 and December 20, Tryon Elementary School Advanced Learners took a break from solving math problems and analyzing nonfiction and novels. Fifth-graders played rousing games of Exploding Kittens, fourth-graders got into Beast mode in the Beast Academy learning program, and third-graders launched a project to improve the school grounds for birds and other wildlife.
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