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Age restrictions removed from Simpsonville development in hopes it can get on track after 5 years (opens the original)
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SIMPSONVILLE — Changes to the plan for Timbers Edge, a senior-tailored residential project originally proposed five years ago, will go ahead after Simpsonville City Council unanimously approved them. These changes, including the elimination of an age restriction requiring residents to be 55 and older, are the subject of a revised statement of intent issued from Southern Investment and Development, a development firm that picked up the project set to go up on 612 Neely Ferry Rd. Although the revi
Simpsonville turns 125: Here’s how ‘Simply Home’ has evolved over decades of change (opens the original)
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SIMPSONVILLE — On the second floor of Simpsonville’s City Hall, a piece of the USS Arizona sits on display in a glass box. It’s to remember Simpsonville native Broadus West, one of the many servicemen who perished on that ship in defense of Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941. His cenotaph stands tall in the city’s Municipal Cemetery. These, according to Mayor Paul Shewmaker, are testaments to the city’s local, profound sense of patriotism. From a railroad-connected mill town to a thriving retail cente
Simpsonville council sends $55.5M penny tax to voters (opens the original)
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SIMPSONVILLE — Residents of yet another Greenville County community will vote in November on a sales tax that would add an extra 1 percent to purchases to pay for long-awaited road improvements. On Aug. 11, Simpsonville City Council voted 6-1 to give final approval to a $55.5 million penny sales tax referendum under a new state law passed in May. Mayor Pro Tem Aaron Rupe, who previously supported the measure, was the lone dissenter. The move comes a day after Greenville leaders approved a simila
Simpsonville leaders meet behind closed doors on effort to change city park back to original name (opens the original)
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SIMPSONVILLE — Gracely Park will keep its current name for at least a little longer, after Simpsonville City Council members delayed a proposal to change the name back to its original “Simpsonville City Park.” After a lengthy executive session with the stated purpose of receiving legal advice, the council in a split 4-3 vote delayed a resolution to revert the park to its original name. Councilmembers Chad O’Rear, Jerry Tuso and Aaron Rupe dissented. It’s unclear why the council sought legal advi
Popular Thai restaurant in downtown Greenville temporarily closed with city violation (opens the original)
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GREENVILLE — A popular restaurant in the heart of downtown Greenville has shut its doors, and it’s not clear for how long. Basil Thai Cuisine on its website said its location at 9 N. Laurens St. in the Aloft Hotel building is “temporarily closed.” Last week, a city of Greenville notice of business license violation was displayed on the entrance door with empty tables and chairs inside, when the restaurant would typically have customers. Basil Thai didn’t renew their business license for this yea
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