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‘Sleazely’ South Carolina: Investigation Sought In Upstate Town

Local leaders seek probe of leaked documents …

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Last month, I penned a column on the recent rash of mindless municipal growth infecting Easley, Sout
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Billy Bob November 17, 2023 at 11:19 am

This reminds me so much of what’s transpiring in the home county that I grew up in, Laurens County.
The chairman of county council is doing everything that he can do to “even scores” and is even going after girls that turned him down for dates in middle school. Believe me, this guy couldn’t buy a date. I was in his high school class, and he was fatter than the next 5 morbidly obese students combined.
Now, he’s telling people that he “controls” 6 of 7 county council votes, and he hasn’t decided whether or not he wants to take a sure win and run for statehouse, or go after the state senate seat, which he is convinced is rightfully his for the asking.
He even terminated a very nice county employee for refusing to refer to him as “Chairman Patterson” in front of his wife.
Yeah, this guys a real twerp. Those middle school chicks were right. Stay away from this creep!!!

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Joy Gammon Top fan November 18, 2023 at 5:40 pm

Easley, South Carolina, is “Trump Country.”

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Randy Bagwell Top fan November 2, 2025 at 2:52 pm

Former mayor Butch Womack of Easley has been accused of misconduct in office by the South Carolina Ethics Commission. His hearing was last week in Columbia. The citizens of Easley are waiting on the decision. On Tuesday November 4, 2025 there will be 3 city council seats up for election. April Searcy, Chris Clark and Bob Fedder are being backed by former mayor Womack.
Denise Davidson has been cleared of any wrongdoing by the accusations of former Mayor Womack and state representative RINO Neal Collins. Mrs Davidson received a letter from the solicitor David Wilkins Jr. advising that SLED found no improper misconduct on Mrs Davidson’s releasing of public information documents.
I have asked FITS News to investigate this new matter but have received no response.

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