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Unmasking a Massacre
Part III
7/17/2000
Part III - Terry Guy

Editor’s Note: The following is the third installment in a series examining the quadruple homicide that occurred at Chesnee’s Superbike Motorsports on November 6, 2003.

National weather records confirm what Terry Guy says is true. November 6, 2003 really was the hottest November day in the history of Spartanburg County.
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Part III
Water Suppliers Watching Reservoir Levels7/17/2008
By Jay King
HOMETOWN NEWS

Despite the recent afternoon thunderstorms of the past week, area water suppliers are continuing to urge local residents to conserve water.
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Unmasking a Massacre
Part I
7/10/2008
A series by William Buchheit

THE INVESTIGATOR

Editor’s Note: The following is the first installment in a series examining the quadruple homicide that occurred at Chesnee’s Superbike Motorsports on November 6, 2003. Part 2 will chronicle the ongoing struggles and efforts of Lorraine and Tom Lucas, whose son Brian was shot dead that fateful afternoon.
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Part I
Unmasking a Massacre
Part II
7/11/2008
A series by William Buchheit

THE LUCASES

(Editor’s Note: The following is the second installment in a series examining the quadruple homicide that occurred at Chesnee’s Superbike Motorsports on November 6, 2003. Part 3 will profile Terry Guy, who lost his wife and stepson on that fateful afternoon, and is now married to Katy Lucas, sister of Superbike victim Brian Lucas.)


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Part II

State Pageant Crowns Two New Queens7/10/2008
By David Stephens
HOMETOWN NEWS

On the evening of July 5, 2008, at Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium, after months of preparation and hard work, the suspense ended for the 92 pageant queens from across the state seeking the titles of Miss South Carolina and Miss South Carolina Teen. When the final votes were tallied, Miss Lexington, Anna Perry, a 23 - year - old resident of Florence was picked as Miss South Carolina 2008. In the teen competition, 17 - year - old Taylor Fitch, Miss Upstate Teen, was crowned as Miss South Carolina Teen 2008.
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