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A photographer who documented the Civil Rights movement says current political debates in South Carolina recall the struggles of that era. Reporting from Greenville draws parallels between today's rhetoric and the conflicts he witnessed decades ago, suggesting battles over rights and equality remain unfinished in the state.
- 2Greenville pickleball social club blends fitness and communityโPickleball social club in Greenville combines fitness and community
A new social club built around pickleball has opened in Greenville, South Carolina, pairing regular play with social events aimed at bringing people together. Coverage from local outlet FOX Carolina highlights how the club positions the fast-growing sport as both exercise and a way for residents to build connections.
- 3Greenville man sentenced to prison for $1.6M restaurant fraudโDOJ: Greenville man sentenced to prison after stealing $1.6M for failed SC restaurant
The Justice Department says a Greenville, South Carolina man has been sentenced to prison after stealing $1.6 million to fund a failed restaurant in the state. The DOJ announced the sentence, and local outlet FOX Carolina News is covering the case. Details of the sentence length and the man's identity were not included in available reports.
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The Greenville Country Music Fest has announced its spring dates. Organizers shared the schedule through regional news outlets, though no lineup or venue details have been confirmed in the announcement so far. Fans of country music in the Greenville area are expected to watch for ticket and artist information as the event approaches.
- 5Victim stable after Haywood Mall parking garage shootingโPolice: Victim stable after shooting in parking garage at Haywood Mall
A shooting in the parking garage at Haywood Mall in Greenville, South Carolina has left one person wounded. Police say the victim is in stable condition. The mall was the site of a similar shooting in 2015, and the latest incident has prompted renewed discussion about safety at the busy shopping center.
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The Greenville Museum of Art has announced it will hold two Halloween-themed events this October. Details on dates, programming, and admission have not yet been released, but the museum says the events are part of its seasonal offerings for the local community. Residents in Greenville are expected to get more information as October approaches.