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Pictured are football players from the Getty’s Middle School and the Easley High School football team who took part in the annual Christmas parade on Saturday night in downtown Easley. Jeff Holt | The Easley Progress

Clemson, Lipsey, Crews and NFL

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Local bowling results

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Liberty Middle School wrestler Cullen Spence (Left) begins his quest for a second state title at the Chester County Natural Gas Invitational. Cullen finished first in his bracket. (Photo by Mark Beery)

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Registration now open for SC Region 1 Science Fair

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Kasie Strickland | The Easley Progress

Easley’s Christmas Parade spreads holiday cheer

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Missing in America: “Because I know black girls don’t matter”

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Pickens High School sophomore Braelyn Hardin hollers out a play as she inbounds the ball last week against Easley. The Blue Flame rallied to a 47-38 win over the Green Wave. Jeff Holt | The Easley Progress

McKinney-less Pickens gets past Easley

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Easley sophomore RJ Stack works one on one in the blocks last Friday night against Andrew Hall of Pickens. Stack helped lead the Green Wave to a decisive 97-39 victory. Jeff Holt | The Easley Progress

Dunks highlight Easley’s win over Pickens

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Pickens decks the halls with annual parade

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Easley High School senior Noah Calhoun scores on an up-and-under move last week against West Oak. The Green Wave took care of business quickly with an 85-24 victory. Jeff Holt | The Easley Progress

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Liberty man struck by train

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Missing Greenville woman’s body found in Easley

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