SCDNR and state agencies are investigating a fish kill on Lake Greenwood, first reported on April 13, with common causes appearing to have been ruled out so far.

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State and local authorities are investigating a fish kill reported on April 13 in the Cross Hill area of Lake Greenwood.

The lake is a growing real estate market, provides drinking water to two Upstate counties and is now the scene of a fish kill ...

Residents should contact SCDNR’s 24-hour reporting line at 1 (800) 922-5431 to report information about a fish kill.