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Mauldin, SC · Education
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Woodruff Times Announces Middle School Writing Competition Winner
Woodmont Middle School Student Mijah Lee Landrum Wins with Poem “The Moon Light”. The Woodruff Times is proud to recognize Mijah Lee Landrum, a student at Woodmont Middle School, as the Middle School Division winner of our Writing Competition. Her winning entry, a poem titled “The Moon Light,” showcased her creativity and passion for writing.
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Bears hang with Hurricanes into fourth quarter
Bears within a touchdown early in fourth; Wren wins 41-21 PIEDMONT — It was stormy weather for the Belton-Honea Path Bears when they played the Wren Hurricanes at Wren High School on Oct. 23. The Bears stayed within striking distance until the Hurricanes pulled away in the fourth quarter.
greenvillejournal.com
Groundbreaking held for Libertas Academy Easley
Construction has begun on a new public charter school in Pickens County. Libertas Academy Easley, authorized by the Charter Institute at Erskine, will be located at 340 Rolling Hills Circle in Easley. The public charter school is slated to open for the 2027-28 school year. Local elected officials, education leaders...
blufftontoday.com
Predicting Westside at T.L. Hanna and other top football games in Week 11
This article previews the top 10 high school football games in the Upstate for Week 11, the final week of the regular season. The Game of the Week features No. 4 Westside against No. 8 T.L. Hanna, with both teams entering the matchup at 8-1. Here are the Upstate’s top...
FOX Carolina
New charter school breaking ground in Easley to support growth
EASLEY, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - A new school is breaking ground Wednesday morning in Easley to support the growing area. Libertas Academy, a group of tuition-free public charter schools with locations in Boiling Springs and Woodruff, is expanding to Pickens County. The new school will serve students in 4K through...
Yahoo!
Clemson’s IT chief announces retirement amidst university’s voluntary buyouts, leadership changes
CLEMSON — Clemson University's vice president and chief information officer Brian D. Voss recently announced he will retire at the end of the year, according to a news release. He has served in the role since 2022, where he was previously interim during two separate stints, in 2016-17 and...
thewoodrufftimes.com
Tryon Daily Bulletin
The Local Daisy launches farm-to-school program with Terra Lingua Growers
LANDRUM—Fifth-grade students from O.P. Earle Elementary School got a firsthand look at local agriculture on Tuesday, Oct. 27, during the inaugural field trip of The Local Daisy’s new Farm-to-School Program […]
WSPA 7News
Greenville appealing forfeit of Greer game, would impact its playoff seeding
The SCHSL football playoffs begin next week and Greenville High School is attempting to get a ruling by the South Carolina High School League reversed, one which has caused it to forfeit its 61-28 victory over Greer October 2nd due to use of an ineligible player.
WSPA 7News
hoodline.com
Greenville Red Raiders Fight Forfeit That Could Wreck Their Playoff Seeding
Greenville High School is appealing a South Carolina High School League ruling that strips the Red Raiders of their 61-28 victory over Greer, a decision tied to the use of an ineligible player that now threatens to reshape the team's playoff seeding just as the postseason nears. With the forfeit on the books, Greenville sits at 5-4 overall and 3-1 in region play heading into the final week of the regular season.
thelakemurraynews.net
Mid-Carolina, Newberry clash for region title
Rivalries, region titles and playoff positioning will make for an intriguing conclusion to the S.C. High School football season in the Lake Murray area. Many eyes will be on the town of Newberry both live and on television. The matchup between undefeated Mid-Carolina and the host team Bulldogs is not only for the Region 3-2A title, but it’s the final WACH 57 Whataburger Friday Night Rivals Game of the Week.
greenwoodcalendar.com
Lander University Alumni Association Names 2026 Alumni Award Recipients
GREENWOOD, S.C.— The Lander University Alumni Association Board of Directors has named two notable graduates as the recipients of the university’s 2026 Alumni Awards, recognizing their professional accomplishments, leadership and commitment to making a difference in their communities. L. Shannon Stephens will receive the university’s prestigious Distinguished Alumni...