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Berea Elementary Learns a Life-Changing Skill with the All Kids Bike Program
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- By All Kids Bike
Thanks to Yamaha, Kindergartners will develop coordination, confidence, and a foundation for lifelong wellness through biking
When: November 3, 2025, at 9 AM, including unveiling ceremony and first ride by kindergarteners.
Where: Berea Elementary School 100 Berea Drive, Greenville, South Carolina 29617
What: All Kids Bike, the national 501(c)(3) nonprofit on a mission to give every child in America the opportunity to learn how to ride a bike in school, is revealing the All Kids Bike Kindergarten PE Learn-to-Ride Program at Berea Elementary, thanks to a grant from the Yamaha Outdoor Access Initiative.
Homicide is the Leading Cause of Death for Pregnant Women in America
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- By Stanton Public Policy Center
WASHINGTON — Stanton Public Policy Center shares that homicide is the leading cause of death for pregnant women in the United States, surpassing all other causes.
Women’s healthcare organization calls for urgent protection of women facing domestic violence, abortion abuse, and homicide during pregnancy.
Homicide (particularly femicide committed by intimate partners) is the leading cause of death for pregnant and postpartum women in the United States, according to national studies. The data underscores a devastating reality: women are at their most vulnerable during a time that should be filled with hope and anticipation.
Saving Greenville’s Farmland: A Common-Sense Path Forward
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- By Benton Blount - Chairman of Greenville County Council
A recent article in the SC Daily Gazette about South Carolina’s Working Farmland Protection Fund inspired me to take a closer look at what Greenville County can do to protect our own farmland. The story highlighted how the state is helping farmers keep their land in production rather than selling to developers, a model that makes sense for a fast-growing county like ours.
After visiting farms across Greenville County over the past few weeks, from Happy Cow Creamery in the south to Famoda Farm in the north, I’ve seen firsthand the dedication, innovation, and grit that define our agricultural community. These visits reinforced what I already knew: we have something worth protecting, and we have a County Council that I believe is ready to get serious about joining these preservation efforts in the coming year.
Petition Against the Orchard at Paris Mountain Development Proposal
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- By Press Release
https://www.change.org/p/stop-the-orchard-at-paris-mountain?source_location=psf_petitions
The proposed Orchard at Paris Mountain, designated as PP-2025-165 on the Greenville County website, threatens to fundamentally alter the character of our cherished community. This project is inconsistent with the existing single-family residential nature of the neighborhood, jeopardizing both the environment and the quality of life that residents have long valued.
Paris Mountain is not just a location; it is a treasured part of our community, known for its tranquil natural beauty and low-density, family-oriented lifestyle. Transforming this iconic space into a dense development zone stands in stark contrast to the foundational character of our neighborhood and could set a dangerous precedent for future developments that disregard the very values that make our area a unique haven.
What’s The Difference Between Your Reassessment Notice & Your Property Tax Bill?
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- By Benton Blount - Chairman of Greenville County Council
Many have recently received a reassessment notice. This is not the same thing as a property tax bill, though many people understandably are confusing them. Here’s how it works in Greenville County, what drove recent changes, and why the notice may look scary even when your tax bill doesn’t increase proportionately.
How Reassessment Works in Greenville County
Boards & Commissions Update
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- By Benton Blount - Chairman of Greenville County Council
Greenville County continues to seek dedicated citizens to serve on various boards and commissions. I will continue to update the status of this process in hopes that it will get in front of the right people!
Here is the current status of applications received:
2025 Property Tax Reassessment Presentation
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- By Benton Blount - Greenville County Councilman, District 19
Property taxes are one of the most important (and often confusing) pieces of how local government operates. Every five years, Greenville County conducts a countywide property reassessment to ensure tax values reflect current market conditions. That reassessment will take effect in 2025, and understandably, many of you are asking: “How will this impact my tax bill?”
To help answer those questions, Greenville County Auditor Scott Case is hosting a Reassessment Overview and Q&A session:
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