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Greer’s Harvest Kitchen closes dining room, focuses on catering
Greer’s Harvest Kitchen will close its dining room and focus on catering. The business, which opened in 2021, cited rising costs as its reason for closure in July 16 social media post. “Like many restaurants, we have been fighting an uphill battle with rising cost on…. everything! Because we...
Grant funding allocation for parks causes controversy in Williamston
During the Williamston Town Council meeting last week, there was considerable discussion related to an earmark of $750,000 from the State budget which is to be used for improvements in Mineral Spring Park and Brookdale Park. Williamston Mayor Rockey Burgess thanked Representative Anne Thayer for helping secure the funding which...
Woodruff Unites: A Community Celebration for 150 Years
Woodruff, a city with humble beginnings, marked a significant milestone this year as it celebrated its 150th anniversary. Established in 1874 with a modest population of just 200, Woodruff has seen remarkable growth over the past century and a half. By 2024, it proudly boasted a population of about 5,000 residents, with ambitious plans to extend to 18,000 by 2029.
Public safety improvements top city of Fountain Inn’s budget plan
FOUNTAIN INN, S.C. (WSPA) – The city of Fountain Inn is taking new measures they say will boost the quality of life for residents. City officials are making adjustments to public safety and other aspects of government. Mayor Fountain Inn GP Mcleer said there are around 13,000 residents in the city and counting. He told […]
‘Chicken man’ wanted in theft of more than $12,000 in chicken from Food Lion stores, deputies say
A man accused of stealing chicken from a Food Lion store in Spartanburg County may have also stolen more than $12,000 worth of chicken from numerous Food Lion stores in North Carolina.
Pisgah Legal Services bids farewell to Jim Barrett after 40 years of leadership
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — In about two weeks, Pisgah Legal Services, a well-known Western North Carolina organization that offers free basic services and legal counsel to some of the area's most vulnerable residents, will undergo a notable leadership change. Jim Barrett, the organization's executive director, is retiring after being...
Go Local continues its mission to support independent shops
Among the many elements that make Asheville distinctly and delightfully weird are its local businesses, from shoe stores with entrances on seemingly every block (we’re looking at you, Tops) to bars that double as wedding chapels (Fleetwood’s), and everything in between. Also worth considering are the connections between...
Police: Cyclist dead after apparent hit-and-run on Swannanoa River Road in Asheville
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — UPDATE: Police confirm they have identified and found the box truck. The Asheville Police Department confirms a male cyclist is dead following a hit-and-run wreck along Swannanoa River Road near the intersection with South Tunnel Road on Thursday, July 18. Investigators have closed off about...
Delaney's Irish Pub in Spartanburg vandalized, flag stolen
SPARTANBURG, S.C. — The owners of Delaney's Irish Pub in Spartanburg, South Carolina, said two people vandalized the property, broke a flagpole, and stole a custom-made Irish flag. The Facebook post from the restaurant said it happened at about 10:55 p.m. Wednesday. "This act not only disrespects our city...
Clemson Planning To Sell Its Private Airplanes With NIL Concerns Looming
The Clemson board of trustees approved a number of athletic related initiatives on Thursday, many of which revolved around the futures of its coaches. The Tigers granted extensions to the likes of head basketball coach Brad Brownell and baseball coach Erik Bakich, among others, locking those leaders in for the foreseeable future. Both were more […] The post Clemson Planning To Sell Its Private Airplanes With NIL Concerns Looming appeared first on BroBible.
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