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Greenville deputies charge mother, step-grandfather after child dies from gunshot wound
The Greenville County Sheriff’s Office has charged two individuals after a two-year-old died from a gunshot wound. According to an email from Lt. Ryan Flood with the Greenville County Sheriff’s Office, Deylakotia Simon Burgess, 32, and Willie Tyron Burgess Jr., 50, both of Simpsonville, were charged with unlawfully placing a child at risk.
Mill to explore the origins of the banjo
PICKENS — For those interested in the origins of the banjo, look no further than the Hagood Mill on July 19 and enjoy banjo tunes and traditional sounds of West Africa as we present Kora player, Diali Cissokho. Born in Mbour, Senegal, Diali Cissokho hails from a long line...
‘Sweet’ shelter dogs needed a home. Now the best friends have a new one — together
Two dog friends were surrendered when their owner couldn’t take care of them. Then came the heartwarming news that the “sweet” South Carolina pups were adopted — together. “Our team was so excited for them when they were adopted because oftentimes when we have bonded pairs...
Hagood Mill to host Banjo Extravaganza on Saturday
PICKENS — The Hagood Mill will look to bring together music lovers from around the area on Saturday, July 20th for a Banjo Extravaganza. This educational event will trace the long history of the banjo from its earliest beginnings as a gourd instrument in Africa to today’s modern-day cousin, which is well recognized. Eventgoers can expect to enjoy.
Former ECU Pirate Becomes Program’s First Major League All-Star
My father was a professional photojournalist. If he told me once, he told me a thousand times, “When it comes to sports, you never root for a team or player, you root for the story.” Last night major league baseball held its annual all-star game. And the story that emerged for me? Former East Carolina University Pirate, Jeff Hoffman making history. Last night, he became the program’s very first big-league all-star.
Here's what Greenville city, county employees make in 2024
GREENVILLE — Like in many organizations, employees make up the largest share of Greenville city and county's annual budget. Through records requests and reviewing of each government's budget, The Post and Courier has obtained the salaries of city and county officials for public viewing. In South Carolina, public records...
DP3 Architects, Ltd.
DP3 Architects is pleased to announce the addition of two new team members to the firm, Diana Courson and Laurel Getty. Both Diana and Laurel were previously summer interns at DP3 Architects, and the firm is thrilled to have them back as full-time team members. Diana recently received her Master...
Rosa Lee Oxendine Stevens
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Rosa Lee Oxendine Stevens, 96, Arden, N.C., formerly of Hampton, passed away Sunday, July 14, 2024, at the residence of her son, Cotton, Arden, N.C. She was born July 15, 1927 in Roan Mountain to the late George and Eva Jane Morgan Oxendine. Rosa...
SLED Investigating Another Fatal Officer-Involved Shooting In Pickens County
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Agents of the South Carolina State Law Enforcement Division (SLED) are investigating another fatal officer-involved shooting in Pickens County, according to a news release from the agency. After receiving multiple 9-1-1 calls regarding a domestic dispute at 117 Scott Avenue – located in the...
Market at the Mill has high hopes for grand reopening
PICKENS — A sprawling, “something for everybody” collection of family-friendly shops established across a. 110-acre Pickens property and three warehouses worth of business, the Market at the Mill has grown and flourished since its opening in March 2020, now boasting nearly 100 local businesses. Now, the local...
Greenville shelter employee stabbed with sword by homeless woman, deputies say
GREENVILLE — Deputies say a homeless woman stabbed a Miracle Hill employee with a sword at one of its emergency shelters as she was being evicted. Michell Silva Perez, 34, refused to leave the shelter on Regency Hill Drive about 11 a.m. July 18, according to a Greenville County Sheriff's Office news release.
A Greenville sports bar goes alcohol-free to stay alive. Owners blame state liquor laws.
GREENVILLE — Local Cue, a popular neighborhood sports bar in Haywood Plaza, will no longer sell alcohol after management said they have been unable to find insurance amid ongoing liquor liability law costs in South Carolina. It's an effort to stay afloat while hoping for reform. General Manager Mike...
Southern First Reports Results for Second Quarter 2024
Southern First Bancshares, Inc. holding company for Southern First Bank, announced its financial results for the three-month period ended June 30, 2024. “We reported solid performance in the second quarter with improved profitability across all measures. Loans and core deposits were modestly down, as expected, as we continue to focus on disciplined pricing on both sides of the balance sheet. Noninterest-bearing deposit growth was excellent, which reflects the strength of our team. We are expanding profitable client relationships by delivering a unique, authentic service experience. Economic conditions across all our markets remain positive, but we are constantly aware of the broader environment and remain diligent and conservative. Our focus on building a strong, high-quality balance sheet with measured, deliberate growth has been paying off in our financial results,” stated Art Seaver, the Company’s Chief Executive Officer. “We are balancing our objective of delivering high performance today with our patience in building an even stronger company for the future. Part of this effort is attracting high-quality talent to our Southern First team and we did just that this quarter with the addition of Chris Zych as Chief Financial Officer. Chris’s depth of experience and success in banking over the years will be an asset to us.”
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