WELCOME
Often referred to as the “Charleston of the Upcountry,” Winnsboro, located in the upper Piedmont region of South Carolina, was named in honor of the Winn family, whose members fought in the Revolutionary War, and abounds with historic and architecturally interesting homes and buildings. Winnsboro’s entire central core is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Sites to see in Winnsboro include the Greek Revival Fairfield County Courthouse, designed by South Carolina’s Robert Mills; the Town Clock, modeled after Independence Hall in Philadelphia, is believed to be the longest continuously running town clock in America to colonial buildings; and the Fairfield County Museum, which houses collections spanning the area’s pre-history through to the early twentieth century.

UPCOMING EVENTS
DEADLINE FOR NOMINATIONS EXTENDED TO:
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Winnsboro’s Town Council would like to recognize the Best Holiday Decorated Home in the Town of Winnsboro. The council is asking anyone who would like to nominate a home that is decorated for the Holiday Season for this award to submit an application.
Winnsboro’s Town Council would like to recognize an outstanding Winnsboro Business as Business of the Year. The council is asking residents who feels that there is a business that deserves to be recognized by the town to please submit an application.
A search is underway to identify a person for the 2011 Winnsboro Business Person of the Year award.
The council is asking residents who feel there is a deserving person to submit an application.
Winnsboro’s Town Council would like to recognize an outstanding Winnsboro Citizen of the Year. The council is asking anyone who knows of an outstanding person in the community who deserves to be recognized by the town to please submit an application.
Winnsboro’s Town Council would like to recognize an outstanding town Employee of the Year. Each director is asked to nominate an employee from his/her department.
Winnsboro’s Town Council would like to recognize an outstanding Volunteer of the Year. Council is asking anyone who knows of an outstanding person in the community who deserves to be recognized by the town to please submit an application.
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