Criminal investigation is ongoing WINNSBORO – In an update on a story that broke in February 2023 by The Voice on a criminal investigation of chemicals found buried on a property in downtown Winnsboro, the Department of Health and Environment Control (DHEC) reports that at no time was anyone at risk of negative health impacts […]
Franklin wants ordinance to govern absences
BLYTHEWOOD – Some Blythewood leaders want it entered into the record whenever a council member misses a meeting, leading one councilman to call the request “tacky.” As the March 27 meeting was concluding, the present voting majority of council voiced support for differentiating between excused and unexcused absences in the minutes. The discussion occurred after […]
WHS falls to L-E, Ridge View
BLYTHEWOOD – Lugoff-Elgin scored six runs in the third inning to take an 8-0 lead over Westwood, and the Demons didn’t look back en route to a 19-3 win over the Redhawks in six innings Thursday. Against Ridge View Tuesday, Westwood couldn’t overcome a 7-2 deficit and the Blazers added a run in the fourth […]
Rezoning for rail yard request set for April 3
BLYTHEWOOD – Some Ashley Oaks residents say they were alarmed last week when the Town of Blythewood posted a yellow notice near their properties announcing that the owner of a 290.3-acre parcel bordering their back yards is requesting to have the property rezoned from D-1 (Development) zoning to Li-2 (Light Industry-2) zoning. The proposed use […]
National Women’s History Day in Blythewood
BLYTHEWOOD – Three Blythewood women were featured in presentations in the Blythewood Historical Society’s Women’s History Month program on Sunday. The three women were Frances Riley – everyone’s favorite first grade teacher; Dorothy Palmer Wilson – Boney Road memories; and Martha Ann Trapp – Farming in Blythewood, shared their stories of growing up, working and […]












