Editing Greenwood, South Carolina (section)

==Notable people==
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* [[Gaines Adams]], former defensive end for [[NFL]]'s [[Chicago Bears]]
* [[Pinky Babb]], coached Greenwood High School for 39 years, is among top 20 nationally in high school football victories
* [[Robert Brooks (American football)|Robert Brooks]], former NFL wide receiver for [[Green Bay Packers]] and [[Denver Broncos]].
* [[Tomiko Brown-Nagin]], legal historian and professor at [[Harvard Law School]] of [[Harvard University]]<ref name="greenwoodtimes">{{cite web|url=http://greenwoodtimes.com/content/tomiko-brown-nagin|publisher=greenwoodtimes.com|title=Dr. Tomiko Brown-Nagin: Social Reform and the Law &#124; Greenwood Times|access-date=2016-11-12|archive-date=November 27, 2015|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20151127015120/http://greenwoodtimes.com/content/tomiko-brown-nagin|url-status=dead}}</ref>
* [[Ben Coates]], starting [[tight end]] for [[New England Patriots]] 1991–99, ranked fourth in receptions at that position in NFL all-time
* [[The Fantastic Johnny C|Johnny Corley]], [[Soul music|soul singer]] best known for his 1967 hit ''Boogaloo Down Broadway''
* [[Leroy Jenkins (televangelist)|Leroy Jenkins]], Televangelist
* [[William Jennings Bryan Dorn]], former U.S. and state representative
* [[John W. Drummond]], South Carolina businessman and legislator
* [[Armanti Edwards]], starting [[quarterback]] for [[Appalachian State Mountaineers football]] team, winner of 2008 & 2009 [[Walter Payton Award]] given to  top [[NCAA Division I Football Championship|Football Championship Subdivision]] offensive player; drafted by [[Carolina Panthers]] with 3rd round, 25th pick in [[2010 NFL draft]]
* [[John Gilliam]], former NFL wide receiver, four-time Pro Bowler
* [[Allisha Gray]], 2017 [[WNBA]] Rookie of the Year
* [[Keith Harling]], country music artist
* [[Grainger Hines]], Greenwood native and actor, once married to [[Michelle Phillips]] of The Mamas and The Papas
* [[William "Hootie" Johnson]], former chairman of Augusta National golf course
* [[Gregg Marshall]], head coach of [[Wichita State University]]'s men's basketball program
* [[Benjamin Mays]], minister, educator, scholar, social activist, mentor to Martin Luther King Jr, and president of Morehouse College
* [[John McKissick]], national high school football leader in coaching victories, (Summerville, S.C., High School)
* [[Sam Montgomery]], drafted by [[Houston Texans]] in third round of [[2013 NFL draft]] out of [[LSU Tigers|LSU]]
* [[Josh Norman (cornerback)|Josh Norman]], drafted by [[Carolina Panthers]] in 2012 as cornerback out of [[Coastal Carolina University|Coastal Carolina]]
* [[Marrio Norman]], football player
* [[George Singleton]], author
* [[Jerome Singleton]], [[Paralympic]] athlete
* [[Chino Smith]], former Negro leagues player, named one of S.C.'s top 100 athletes by Sports Illustrated
* [[D. J. Swearinger]], all-SEC conference safety for [[South Carolina Gamecocks]], drafted by [[Houston Texans]]
* [[The Swingin' Medallions]], 1960s [[beach music]] group best known for their hit ''[[Double Shot (Of My Baby's Love)]]''
* [[Willie James Tolbert]], executed for rape in 1949
* [[Bill Voiselle]], professional baseball player. 
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