Coach resigns after five seasons
Easley football coach Jabo Burgess will guide the Green Wave for the final time Friday night at Wren after resigning from his job as his fifth season winds down.
The Green Wave is 1-9 after a winless 2008.
Burgess is 18-37 in his first head coaching job and owns two of Easley's eight winning seasons since 1976.
The school's athletic director Chris Carter says a search will begin in early December with the goal to have a successor in place after the new year.
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Nancy Jeanne Smythe has been charged with ill treatment of animals. Officials say a garbage man found a white shih tzu in her trash can Thursday morning.
A local company is celebrating 40 years in business.
Law enforcement agencies in Greenville, Spartanburg, and Anderson report at least half a dozen cases where people say they have tried to file their taxes, and they found out that someone else has used their personal information to file a fraudulent return.
The city of Union says it will take six weeks to repair a broken sewer line that spilled about 125,000 gallons of sewage into Tosches Creek.
An urn containing ashes was found at an Upstate carwash near Boiling Springs.
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