Easley News

An Easley man is facing multiple charges - including child endangerment - stemming from an incident last week.

Members of New Foundation Baptist Church celebrate their first place prize in the float competition of Saturday's Family Unity Day parade.

"Elkin is a really neat town, and I'm excited to be here," said DiBagno. "The scenery is beautiful, the people are welcoming, and I can tell that this is a family-friendly community." DiBagno was previously the editor of the Powerdersville Post, a paper also owned by Heartland Publications.

Hahne Easley, SC Mr. and Mrs. John A. Bozymowski III of Easley are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Theresa Elizabeth Bozymowski, to Jason Andrew Hahne, son of Mr.

Pickens County Meals on Wheels is holding a special fundraiser that will give a lucky winner a new ride.

A local volunteer is organizing a blood drive to remember the life of a soldier who was killed in Afghanistan at the end of last year.

A street sweeper was used to cleanup metal scraps in the northbound lane of I-83 between Market St.

Deputies said a Greenville credit union was robbed Tuesday afternoon after the suspect used a note saying he was armed.

Authorities say a tractor trailer crashed and flipped over in Anderson County, causing an explosion and spilling thousands of gallons of gasoline onto the road.

An overturned tanker truck exploded in Anderson County, causing a huge fire that filled the sky with smoke that was visible for many miles on Tuesday morning.

The Medical Center's five physicians and one nurse practitioner greeted patients at Sunday's open house.

Local officials are doing their part to make sure a 100-year tradition stays alive in the Easley area.

Anderson County deputies said they are searching for a man who fled after a car chase and crash near Easley on Monday afternoon.

This support group is for any kind of grief, whether it be the loss of a loved one, job loss, terminal illness, divorce, loss of pet or more.

The Pickens County Library System offers FREE computer classes on a variety of topics.

The Easley Fire Chief is urging residents to help him put an end to what he describes as a "dangerous problem." A lack of proper address indicators on residences and business in the Easley area has Chief Butch Womack concerned about potential response time on future calls.

Does your child love trains? Then take them to the Train Show on Saturday, February 4 and Sunday, February 5 in Easley.

A Pickens County man is facing multiple charges after snatching a baby and leading police on a pursuit, according to a sheriff's office release.

An Upstate sheriff's office lieutenant has been awarded the 2011 Medal of Valor by the South Carolina Sheriff's Association.

An outcry against the planned demolition of the historic 1939 portion of Easley High School, as well as its auditorium, seems to have paid off.