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Giving Matters: Greenville Health Authority announces 2026 Healthy Greenville Grants
Greenville Health Authority presented its 2026 Healthy Greenville Grants, totaling $3,903,960, during a ceremony Nov. 10. “The organizations being awarded this year are deeply aligned with our mission to improve health outcomes by increasing accessibility to healthcare resources in our local communities,” said Phillip Liston, GHA president. A major...
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Greenville’s History: Why we should preserve and restore historic houses
Editor’s note: This is part of a continuing series of columns, stories and photos by Greenville County Historical Society examining the history of Greenville and the Upstate. I grew up in a Willie Ward house on Sirrine Drive. Today I work in another, the Brockman House at 644 East...
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FOX Carolina
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Joanna could be site of a battery-storage facility
Project Orange, outside of the Joanna community, will be a Battery-Storage Facility to be constructed by as-yet-unnamed economic development entities, the Laurens County Council disclosed Monday night. No information was provided about the size of this project’s investment. Council authorized the first of three readings of 3 ordinances -...
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Contractor approved for Grove Meadow fire station: Greer City Council notes
Here’s a recap of Greer City Council’s Nov. 10 meeting:. Council unanimously approved naming Georgia-based Hogan Construction Group as contractor at risk for a new fire station at 701 Groce Meadow Road near Lake Robinson north of Greer for a guaranteed maximum cost of $9.7 million. Deputy City...
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Seneca Approves Initial Budget Adjustment for City Administrator Severance Agreement
Seneca officials unanimously passed the initial reading of Ordinance 2026-24, expanding the fiscal year 2026–27 general fund revenue and expenditures by $193,170—drawn directly from municipal reserves—to accommodate payroll and benefit adjustments linked to City Administrator Scott Moulder’s $500,000 settlement package. This action follows a prior decision to advance Moulder’s contractual departure date from May 2029 to December 31, 2026, under an early retirement arrangement where the municipality will purchase credits through the South Carolina Public Employee Benefit Authority (PEBA) to grant him 28 years of service and disburse the remaining balance of the $500,000 as a severance payout in exchange for a liability release, pending final ordinance approval by the local governing body.