Thursday May 24 | The Index Journal
Kalan Rogers is just like any high school athlete. He wakes up, drives a school bus, goes to school, drives a school bus again, and then goes to practice.
Board censures Lindley, Rhodes
In an emotionally charged school board meeting Tuesday night, two Abbeville County School District board members were censured for comments made in public, including to members of the media.
A century of memories for Lander descendant
Margaret Lander Scheibler and her brother Ernest, 96, grandchildren of Lander University founder the Rev.
Calhoun Falls PD down to 2 officers after latest resignation
The Calhoun Falls Police Department's staff continues to dwindle, with only two officers and no chief remaining on the force as of Wednesday.
Watson, 43, formally announced his intention to run earlier this week. The Donalds resident said he will run as a Democrat.
Kalan Rogers is just like any high school athlete. He wakes up, drives a school bus, goes to school, drives a school bus again, and then goes to practice.
Mr. and Mrs. William Rhett Dominick announce the engagement of their daughter, Leslie Marie Dominick to Clinton Adam Burden, all of Greenwood, SC.
Students Honored at Awards Ceremony
Students at Piedmont Technical College were recently honored at the annual Student Awards and Recognition Program.
Upstate police chief suddenly resigns
Calhoun Falls Police Chief Mike Alewine turns in his resignation Friday after he said Mayor Lee Garrett and the City Council had more control over the police department than he did.
Newspaper owes town an apology
JERRY DALTON Calhoun Falls It is my opinion you and your staff need to apologize to the town of Calhoun Falls and especially the subscribers like myself to the Index-Journal that live in this great town for the "It's no joke, town is in dire need" editorial published April 22.