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Judson Mill District will turn two historic buildings into 181 loft style apartments soon
Two historic sites in the Judson Mill District will see residential growth as the Westervelt and Jenny buildings will add 181 loft-style apartments to the campus and open by June 2025. The property at 701 Easley Bridge Road will expand by 170,000 square feet within the next year after eight separate collaborators and financial partners invested $60 million. This will mark the completion of the Judson Mill revitalization plan, which began in 2019. ...
Walhalla Council Approves Firetruck Purchase, Denies Developer’s Waterline Request
Walhalla City Council has approved the purchase of one firetruck for $688,155, following concerns about the affordability of financing two trucks. The single truck will replace an out-of-service vehicle, and the purchase includes a $9,500 trade-in discount. The council opted for this lower payment option after considering the financial impact, with the total payment amounting to $803,417.50 over five years.
4-star Bryce Davis flips commitment from Clemson football, Dabo Swinney to Duke
CLEMSON — Clemson football commit Bryce Davis flipped his commitment to its ACC rival, Duke, on Sunday. The four-star defensive lineman from Grimsley High School in Greensboro, North Carolina, originally committed to the Tigers in July. He is rated as the No. 59 player nationally and the No. 3 prospect in the state by the 247Sports Composite. ...
Asheville downtown climbing wall, one of 1st in US, scaled by El Cap's fastest, removed
ASHEVILLE - A gray bumpy and unlikely 36-foot-tall downtown landmark has been removed from its equally unlikely place − the side of a city parking garage − after nearly 30 years of challenging climbers and drawing surprised onlookers. The climbing wall was approved by the City Council in 1995 and quickly installed by...
Mullins mayoral candidate’s campaign to drop out of race
MULLINS, S.C. (WMBF) - Mullins mayoral candidate Willie Williams confirmed the SC Board of Elections said he must drop out of the race due to eligibility issues. Williams filed for office on Aug. 12 and paid the $125 filing fee, but his time in prison and South Carolina law made him ineligible.
Greater Chapin Chamber of Commerce Celebrates Glo Skin Bar and Medical Spa Ribbon Cutting
The Greater Chapin Chamber of Commerce (GCCC) marked the grand opening of Glo Skin Bar and Medical Spa with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday, August 22. The event was attended by GCCC President/CEO Paul Sadler, who joined Dr. Loging and his team as they officially opened the doors to their new facility located near Chapin High School in the heart of the city.
North Carolina drivers need to know these school bus laws
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The 2024-25 school year is officially underway in the Charlotte area and school buses are once again part of the daily commute for drivers in the Carolinas. After a few months off, you might need a refresher on school bus traffic laws in North Carolina. Most...
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