Thursday May 24 | The Union Daily Times
Job fair attract 80 applicants
Daily Times Melody Brutkiewicyz, sitting, SCWorks Business Services Consultant for Union and Cherokee counties, assists one of the 80 individuals who applied Friday for the 20 "termporary-to-hire" jobs with Staffmark, a full service temporary staffing agency which is in the process of hiring workers for a company in the Jonesville area.
New counseling service set to open in Union
Union County adults, families and children soon will have a new source for professional counseling.
Deputies: Pair steals from home while couple has sex
Union County deputies said two men stole from a Buffalo home last week while a couple was inside having sex.
Six arrested in metal theft cases
Metal thefts continue to plague Union County, but the Union County Sheriff's Office is attempting a cure through a treatment program of arrests.
Cherokee County jailer arrested for criminal domestic violence
His job is keeping people in jail, but a Jonesville man who works as a jailer in Cherokee County ended up in jail in Union County for allegedly pointing a gun at his girlfiend during an argument.
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Those looking for work will have the opportunity to apply for 20 "temporary-to-hire" jobs with an agency providing workers for a company in the Jonesville area.
Cherokee County jailer arrested for criminal domestic violence
His job is keeping people in jail, but a Jonesville man who works as a jailer in Cherokee County ended up in jail in Union County for allegedly pointing a gun at his girlfiend during an argument.
Stamp Out Hunger' takes place Saturday
You can help "stamp out hunger" in Union County this weekend, courtesy of the U.S. Postal Service employees.
Mr. Ernest B. Moore, Sr. of Orangeburg, SC was born August 11, 1921. He departed this life on Saturday, May 5, 2012 at Orangeburg Regional Hospital, Orangeburg, SC.
Pea Ridge News: Hoyt learns something new about Sis
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Three years after it was filed, a lawsuit against the Town of Jonesville ended with a jury ruling in favor of the town.