Blythewood News

A Spartanburg woman has been arrested after authorities say she put a small dog in a trash can twice.

Misery loves company. The day after my deer column appeared in October, I got a call from Alice Rice, a friend in Winnsboro.

The Fairfield County Republican Party, which has become very active this year, held an event at the Christ Central Community Center in Winnsboro last week to announce their candidate, William Gray of Ridgeway, for the S.C. House District 41 Seat.

The driver of a Dodge Charger was traveling 90 mph on George Rogers Boulevard last month before he and three others were killed in a fiery crash.

Blythewood, SC - Hackers are trying to steal personal information from the DMV database and most of them are from another country.

Bose Corp. is laying off 200 workers from its speaker plant near Blythewood as it transitions jobs to Malaysia, a company spokeswoman confirmed Friday.

Caitlin Young of Blythewood, South Carolina, posted A her science project A entitled "The Color Preference of Catfish" on this blog site on Jan.

It’s Tuesday morning, and about 15 Blythewood Middle School students are focused on creating simple one-line drawings on computers or typepads.

On his way home from work, he stopped at the Sharpe Shoppe #4 in Blythewood to cash in his $100 winning ticket and ending up buying another ticket, this one worth $200,000. The South Carolina Highway Patrol is looking for a vehicle and driver involved in a deadly hit and run crash on Interstate 26 Saturday morning.

Republican candidates are crisscrossing the state of South Carolina leading up to Saturday's primary.

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum is giving scholars and fans access to the stories behind the music.

While many will argue over whether the GOP candidates' statements are kooky or calculated, some of the locations they chose to say them in are unarguably quirky.

While many will argue over whether the GOP candidates' statements are kooky or calculated, some of the locations they chose to say them in are unarguably quirky.

A Lexington man faces two felonies and other charges in connection with the deaths of two dogs who police say starved to death.