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Registration For Mauldin Recreation Youth Basketball League Opens October 1
The Plumas Sun
Published September 25Fall Into Greenville: Community gathering, bigger purpose
United Methodist Church Greenville announces Fall Into Greenville, a free community festival featuring live music, free food, games, prizes, children’s activities and local vendors. The event is scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 4, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Greenville UMC property…
Registration For Mauldin Recreation Wrestling Opens October 1st
Community Invited to Join Mauldin’s Fall Cleanup Day on October 10
Early lead slips away as Bengals fall to Laurens
LAURENS – After waiting out a statewide wave of severe weather and lightning delays Friday night, the Blythewood Bengals bolted out to a two-touchdown lead against Laurens. But the host Raiders answered with a devastating 38-6 run over the final two-and-a-half quarters, handing…
Cruzin’ Clinton Returns to Olde Towne September 19
Cruzin’ Clinton rolls back into Olde Towne on Saturday, September 19, bringing a full morning of classic cars, community, and family fun to Clinton’s historic brick streets. The day begins with the Cruzin’ Clinton Car Parade at 9:00 A.M., followed by the Car Show from 10:00 A.M.…
Hopp scores four touchdowns to lead Whitmire in shutout win over Ware Shoals
WHITMIRE, S.C. — The Wolverines have a huge bounce back game in week four of the regular season to get back to .500 on the season. Whitmire(2-2) dominates Ware Shoals(1-3) with a 44-0 shutout win at home on Friday, Sept. 11th.
A $1.5 million question
With approximately $1.5 million at its disposal and tax-capture revenues continuing to grow, Greenville’s Downtown Development Authority has a significant amount of money available for future projects. The question now is how best to put that money to work. The post A $1.5…