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Claim a piece of original art by former blues bar owner, the late Gerald Jackson
1+ day, 9+ hour ago (293+ words) ander University sociology professor Daniel M. Harrison’s book on legendary Hodges blues bar Jackson Station is available in paperback, hardcover, e-book and as an audiobook, published by University of South Carolina Press. A limited number of works by Jackson are being…...
TJ THURSDAY EMAIL | | indexjournal.com
3+ day, 16+ hour ago (103+ words) TJ THURSDAY EMAIL Index-Journal Greenwood Police Chief TJ Chaudoin told the Index-Journal that the complainant requested trespass notices rather than criminal charges and that no criminal investigation into the placement of campaign signs or trail cameras was conducted at the…...
Will Holloway: Art exhibit explores emotions, expression
4+ day, 9+ hour ago (693+ words) Artist Will Holloway points to strokes on canvas blending various shades of yellow and green, inspired in part by his late father’s talents and fondness for gardening. A Lander University student checks out an art exhibit by Will Holloway in…...
Weekend Ticket: Lights on Main in Hodges, music and art
5+ day, 9+ hour ago (645+ words) Thursday at 6:45 p.m., enjoy a free concert of hymns, spirituals, contemporary gospel and more by the South Carolina Singing Churchmen, a men’s chorus that will be performing at Northside Baptist Church in Greenwood. The concert is a benefit for Child Evangelism…...
Pam Stone: What would Dolly do?
1+ week, 1+ day ago (437+ words) “Well, I just can’t…” I said despondently to a friend upon the news of the passing of Dolly Parton. For in the last three weeks, the world has lost iconic Irish musician Glen Hansard, the wonderfully talented and oh-so-kind Shelley…...
Weekend Ticket: Lights on the Lake and a big car show for your holiday weekend
1+ week, 5+ day ago (617+ words) Lights on the Lake is lighting up your Labor Day weekend with a free family festival and a spectacular fireworks display on the grounds of Camp Fellowship and Conference Center this Saturday. Labor Day weekend plans can include a family-friendly…...
#ilovethislife: Happily ever after
2+ week, 5+ day ago (489+ words) The woods lie right outside my back door, speckles of sunlight filtering through green leaves each morning. But today there’s a surprise: Gold and red leaves shimmer in the treetops. The “-ber” months are coming. I have a theory that…...
Hitting the right notes: Music for Ministry helps meet needs in Greenwood
2+ week, 6+ day ago (555+ words) A guitarist with a musical group from Siloam Baptist Church performs Saturday at the Music for Ministry fundraiser for the Greater Greenwood United Ministry. People let the music carry them away Saturday at the Music for Ministry fundraiser for the…...
Honey Jam turns up the music to replace decades old books
3+ week, 1+ day ago (748+ words) Sparky, the Hodges-Cokesbury Volunteer Fire Department mascot, gives high-fives during the Hodges Honey Jam. Music fills the Hodges Honey Jam as people dance along. Walker, Kino and Alex Crowe enjoy food from local food trucks while listening to live music…...
Authors talk about latest book, "What Really Matters"
3+ week, 1+ day ago (603+ words) Longtime TV journalist, Michael Cogdill of Greenville, whose career spanned nearly 33 years with WYFF4-TV, co-authored a book with retired Greenwood pediatrician Dr. Bob Saul on principles that matter in daily life, to be good citizens, “What Really Matters.” David and…...