EASLEY — A second round of spraying for mosquitoes will likely not be necessary after a case of West Nile virus was reported in Easley this month.

Spraying occurred a little more than a week ago for the entire Easley area, and some of the surrounding area, after the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) notified Easley and county officials of the West Nile case.

Officials held a press conference on Sept. 7 to alert people about the spraying.

Easley Fire Chief Butch Womack said Thursday that following the

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