Greenwood supporter inspired 'fired up' chant that's been campaign staple since 2007.
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The choices facing voters in Mauldin.
In addition to Social Security numbers, personal financial information also exposed in massive hacking plot, officials say.
At a stop Monday at a local manufacturer, DeMint decries the "uncertainty" that the Obama Administration and Congress are creating for small businesses.
Nov. 6 public workshop at City Hall to explore sewer costs.
TheMiddleClass.org rates politicians on their Middle-Class friendliness.
The German industrial giant plans to move into a 45,000 square foot facility, creating more than 30 jobs.
The designation, a significant achievement, should tremendously boost efforts to recruit new industries and jobs.
Gregory Allen Ivery sentenced to prison on crack cocaine charges.
Clemson board chairman cites CU-ICAR as best example of a successful partnership among a university, industry, and the state.
The lawmakers urge Attorney General Eric Holder to resist any urge to appeal a federal court ruling upholding the state's law.
High-dollar event reportedly scheduled at home of Greenville developer later this month.
If you have a question for the candidates, submit it in the comments section below and it could be asked during the televised Oct. 16 Town Hall Presidential Debate.
Candidates, lobbyists — including several from here in the Golden Strip — owe the money.
New 529 plan offered by the state features more options, lower fees among its improvements, says State Treasurer Curtis Loftis.
You'll need to register to vote by the end of the day Saturday if you want to vote in the Nov. 6 general election.
Prices are up slightly here, but not nearly as much as other states — and right now the Upstate's prices are the lowest in the state.
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Petition candidate has traveled a long road just to get on the ballot.
Secular Coalition for America plans to create chapters in all 50 states to fight for separation of church and state.
Tick, tock ... If you haven't registered to vote in SC, time is running out. Here's what to do before next week's deadline.
Curtis B. Urps failed to pay federal payroll taxes for more than four years.
Proprietors whose businesses lie in or around the proposed City Center fret the plan would force them to relocate or go out of business.
Document will chart the creation of a downtown core for the city.
District 4 congressional candidates Deb Morrow and Jeff Sumerel to hold public town hall events next week — minus no-show incumbent Trey Gowdy.
Pending final approval, businesses along Woodruff Road and I-385 would be permitted high-rise signs.
Congressman has made a name for himself in only his first term.
The embattled William Greg Fincher, who faces a kidnapping charge, has been relieved of his duties by the city.
More than $300 million are owed to South Carolina taxpayers. Are you one of them?
Contingent of GCSO deputies pulled extra duty this week in Charlotte keeping the peace and directing traffic at the DNC.