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Greenville Chamber launches endowment campaign for new leadership program
Leadership Greenville is currently in its 50th year, and the new advanced program is considered a logical step.
The Salvation Army offers second chances to those in need of help
The Salvation Army believes the community is a family and lends a hand to those in need without any expectation of repayment or recognition.
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Verification of funds protects home sellers
Joan Herlong & Associates Sotheby’s International Realty has a long-standing policy designed to protect their sellers’ time and privacy
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Karen Sobocinski bringing luxury day spa to Greenville’s Main Street
Guests will be able to enter from inside M. Judson or directly off the street down a small set of stairs.
Lumos adding high-speed internet near Greenville, Greer, Travelers Rest
For nearly 2.3 million households in South Carolina, life without high-speed internet might seem unfathomable.
Lawsuit shifts the power in real estate
A Department of Justice class-action lawsuit is aimed at changing the way buyer’s agents are compensated and the way buyer’s agents communicate the way they are compensated to buyers.
Giving Matters: Soteria replaces wood shop that burned in 2022 fire
With the recent purchase of a 4,600-square-foot woodworking shop to replace the one that burned in July 2022, Soteria Community Development Corp. is back in business reclaiming wood as it reclaims lives.
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Ivan Segura celebrates culture while working to unify communities
For some, the gift of connection runs deep in their veins. Pulling together people from different backgrounds and ethnicities requires a healthy understanding of personalities and a deep love for community. In South Carolina, Ivan Segura is that connector.
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