With, For, and About Our Community
April 4, 2013 • Impact
Greenville Journal
Duke continues lake relicensing drive
Community stakeholders weigh in on drought levels, conservation concerns for Lakes Keowee and Jocassee
March 28, 2013 • Impact
Greenville Journal
Transportation secretary says billions needed to fix South Carolina roads
March 28, 2013 • Impact
Greenville Journal
Envision SC presents: Chairman Dr. Ben S. Bernanke
"We must invest in our future by investing in our people."– Dr. Ben Bernanke
March 28, 2013 • Impact
Greenville Journal
Paying for our parks
State parks' self-sufficiency effort brings new events, new marketing push
March 21, 2013 • Impact
Greenville Journal
Delayed gratification
Delayed harvest program changes the face of fly-fishing in SC
March 14, 2013 • Impact
Greenville Journal
Parking problem?
City says downtown has enough parking to handle ongoing development; future projects could prompt need for new garage
March 15, 2013 • Impact
Greenville Journal
Greenville disabilities agency makes offer for new director
February 15, 2013 • Impact
Upstate Business Journal
The Iron Yard forges ahead
At the speed of the digital age, the Iron Yard is expanding its reach, both physically and in terms of programming. The small staff, volunteers and community supporters are attacking the challenge of growing a tech community from any angle available: educating adults and children, reaching to other cities, and anchoring a hub for indie tech/creative culture. The Next Big Thing: Spartanburg
February 15, 2013 • Impact
Upstate Business Journal
Frank B. Halter
The USC school of medicine welcomed its charter class to the new Greenville campus in July, a celebratory event set in motion in part decades ago by the visionary work of Frank Halter and his many friends and associates.It is one of many legacies Halter gave the people of his city and the Upstate in more than 60 years of quiet, tireless and unselfish contributions.As Knox Haynsworth, one of his oldest and dearest friends, put it, "He gave so much time and treasure to the Greenville community. Frank felt strongly that he had a duty to leave his community a better place."By all accounts, he did. Halter died at the age of 83 on Jan. 29, leaving a lasting presence of an "extraordinary human being" whose life "was centered around his family, his church and his friends," said Haynsworth.For 50 years, he grew the family-owned Caine Company, including Coldwell Banker Caine, into one of the most successful commercial and real estate firms in the state. A 'quiet giver'
March 1, 2013 • Impact
Greenville Journal
A community’s proud past offers hope for its future
Proposed Southernside master plan for community includes park, town center and affordable housing
March 1, 2013 • Impact
Greenville Journal
It’s a girl thing
Women engineers promote the field to young girls
February 22, 2013 • Impact
Greenville Journal
County upholds decision to revoke club registration
Greenville club was the site of two murders
February 22, 2013 • Impact
Greenville Journal
Fighting for community
From his 1965 march with Martin Luther King, Mack Lockhart now works to restore ‘the ingredients of the village’ to the Sterling community and beyond
December 14, 2012 • Impact
Greenville Journal
Hollingsworth Fund distributes record grants
More than 60 nonprofits received checks
December 14, 2012 • Impact
Greenville Journal
Greenville sees need for better roads, infrastructure
Promoting economic growth is top legislative priority
December 14, 2012 • Impact
Greenville Journal
Erwin-Penland founders give $1 million to Clemson
Gift to create center for study of advertising and communications
December 14, 2012 • Impact
Greenville Journal
Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd to return to Main Street
Firm celebrates 125 years, moves to ONE building
November 30, 2012 • Impact
Greenville Journal
$26 million SCTAC expansion planned
National Guard, county and Greenville Tech project to house helicopters, ease aircraft technician shortage
November 30, 2012 • Impact
Greenville Journal
Developer says Woodside Cotton Mill could be center of community once again
Reliance Housing Foundation plans $55 million project
November 23, 2012 • Impact
Greenville Journal
Spaghetti junction
New bridge will ease traffic exchange between I-85 and I-385
November 9, 2012 • Impact
Greenville Journal
Local efforts offer hurricane help
Funds, supplies and blood donations needed for northeast residents
October 26, 2012 • Impact
Spartanburg Journal
National mortgage settlement funds to SC surpassed $200 million
October 26, 2012 • Impact
Greenville Journal
Taking sewer to rural Greenville County
Renewable Water Resources, county, in talks to expand wastewater treatment to Highway 11 corridor
October 12, 2012 • Impact
Spartanburg Journal
Help is on the way
CDC provides $28 million to further research and support for disabled adults and their families
October 5, 2012 • Impact
Greenville Journal
Economic impact of GSP more than double in three years
Arrival of Southwest Airlines, terminal renovation project cited as reasons
October 5, 2012 • Education
Greenville Journal
Greenville Tech leads consortium to help adults gain access to job training
October 5, 2012 • Impact
Greenville Journal
Committee denies rezoning for new CVS
Full council to vote on issue Oct. 16
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