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Lifeline Children’s Services to Share Virtually About Foster Care in South Carolina
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- By Lifeline Children’s Services
WHAT: Lifeline Children’s Services will host a virtual information meeting for families who are interested in foster care in South Carolina.
WHEN: Wednesday, April 16, 2025 | 3:00-4:00 p.m.
WHERE: Virtually. Fill out the application here.
WHO: Lifeline Children’s Services
Register Now for 37th Annual Red Ribbon Classic Golf Tournament
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- By Just Say Something
Our annual golf tournament event is almost here! This year's tournament is Monday, April 28, 2025, at Thornblade Club. We've made it easy to register a team or sponsor. CLICK HERE to see all of our team and sponsor packages. Teams keep coming back year after year (some teams have been with us almost all 37 years), and we are getting excited to see everyone. Don't miss out! Be sure to register today.
Greenville Spinners Letter on Travelers Rest Annexation for Inn at Altamont on Paris Mountain
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- By Robert Bailey, President, and James Thomas, Advocacy Chairperson - Greenville Spinners Bicycle Club
Dear Mayor Amidon and esteemed members of the Travelers Rest City Council,
On behalf of the Greenville Spinners Bicycle Club board, we are writing to express our deep concern regarding the proposed Inn at Altamont development on Paris Mountain. While there are many valid concerns about this proposal, our focus in this letter is on the safety of cyclists and all road users.
Currently, Altamont Road experiences an annual average daily traffic (AADT) count of 950 as recorded by SCDOT. Since this figure does not include cyclists, we analyzed data from Strava Metro, which reveals an average of 65 daily cycling trips near the proposed development site on Altamont Road (totaling 23,720 cycling trips in 2024). This number represents a significant portion of the road's users and is likely an undercount, as not all cyclists utilize GPS tracking apps like Strava. We believe it is crucial that the considerable presence of cyclists on Altamont Road, likely omitted from the developer’s traffic studies for this proposal, is fully considered during your review.
E2M Fitness hosts Step Jam South in Columbia, SC
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- By Press Release
High-energy walk/run event open to the public on April 12 at Charlie W. Johnson Stadium
COLUMBIA, S.C. (March 28, 2025)
Eager 2 Motivate (E2M) Fitness will host Step Jam South on Saturday, April 12, at Charlie W. Johnson Stadium. This one-hour walk/run event is a celebration of movement, music, and community. All ages and fitness levels are welcome.
More than 500 participants from 20 states are already registered.
Misconceptions About Development Approvals in Greenville County
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- By Benton Blount - Chairman of Greenville County Council
When residents see headlines like “120 Townhomes Proposed in Greenville County”, many assume that the county has already approved the development and that construction is imminent. This is a common misconception.
Take, for example, a recent article from The Post and Courier Greenville detailing a proposed 120-townhome development across multiple locations in Taylors, Berea, and Piedmont. To the untrained eye, it may seem like these townhomes are a done deal, but in reality, this is just the beginning of a long approval process.
Meet Our Star Jiu-Jitsu Competitor Robert Currie
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- By Roy Jones - Boss Grappling
Robert Currie is not your average Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu competitor. The 16-year-old phenom has quickly become a recognizable name in the grappling world, earning respect for his technical skills, discipline, and relentless drive. He has accumulated titles and accolades, positioning himself among the sport's rising stars. At just 16, Robert recently earned a bronze medal at the prestigious ADCC Worlds Open—one of the most competitive submission grappling tournaments worldwide - adding another achievement to his remarkable career.
PARIS MOUNTAIN HOTEL: Letter to SC Legislators About Annexation Reform
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- By Crystal Bulman - Travelers Rest
Dear Legislator,
Please support Rep. Wooten’s bill H3165. This is a great opportunity to reach a compromise on annexation reform. As you know, SC is one of the top states to move to. And while this is a desirable thing, there are some real consequences to residents in terms of infrastructure and quality of life. Proponents of annexation reform are looking for more, but we understand change takes time.
Below is some further reform we are looking for – with reasons why.
Grant legal standing to county governments to more efficiently manage municipal annexations within their jurisdiction. Currently, municipalities do not have to notify the county of annexations- H3165 seeks to change this. However, counties still need standing, which we would need to add on. Annexation puts burdens on the community/county creating developments that stress county and state roads, overpopulate schools, and ultimately require county help with sewer/wastewater and require costly upgrades for the county residents. This is inefficient government. Counties need standing to create more efficient government and stewardship of local resources. They need more recourse to require joint planning and coordination.
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- 37th Annual Red Ribbon Classic Golf Tournament
- County Council Resolution Opposing the proposed Travelers Rest Annexation for ‘The Inn at Altamont’
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