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Haywood Mall shooting tied to gambling, Greenville police say after arrest (opens the original)
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GREENVILLE — The Greenville Police Department says it has arrested a 19-year-old accused of shooting at two people at Haywood Mall after a disagreement while gambling. Daljhir Mack, from the Greenville area, was charged with two counts of attempted murder and one count each of possession of a weapon during a violent crime and breach of peace of a high and aggravated nature. Greenville police officers responded to a shooting at Haywood Mall on Sept. 28 at approximately 3:56 p.m. Police say they u
Greenlink introduces simpler — but slightly more expensive — way to ride the bus (opens the original)
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GREENVILLE — Paying for your bus ride is about to look a little different. The Greenville Transit Authority Board has approved a new payment system for bus riders dubbed OneFare. Officials say OneFare will make paying simpler while reducing boarding times. Essentially, it streamlines Greenlink’s prices and prioritizes electronic payment options, mainly reloadable OneFare cards and the Umo app. The change comes with a caveat, though: Bus fares are increasing from $1.50 to $2. Because Greenlink is
L.L. Bean to open location in Greenville in high-profile development (opens the original)
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GREENVILLE — L.L. Bean is coming to Greenville. The outdoor clothing and home goods store will open a location downtown as part of the massive redevelopment of County Square. A spokesperson for the company said it is planning a spring 2028 opening. L.L. Bean was born in 1911 when Leon Leonwood Bean invented the Maine Hunting Shoe. Since then, Bean and his successors grew the company into a nationwide brand, with more than 70 locations across the U.S., according to the company’s website. L.L. Bea
Greenville says goodbye to party politics as it chooses new election method (opens the original)
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GREENVILLE — For the first time in decades, you won’t see a “D” or an “R” next to anyone’s name next time you vote in a city election. Greenville City Council members voted unanimously Sept. 28 to adopt nonpartisan primaries as the city’s new election method. That means all candidates will compete in a single primary in June, and the top two will head to the general election in November. The Council voted 5-1 in support, with Council member Lillian Brock Flemming lodging a protest vote and Wil B
50 new townhomes planned on the Swamp Rabbit Trail in Greenville (opens the original)
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GREENVILLE â A forested area along the Swamp Rabbit Trail could soon be home to 50 townhomes. The homes would take up prime real estate along the trail near Woodlark Street. The 12-acre property is within walking distance of Laurens Road and within view of Interstate 385. David Miller, a founding partner at Unique Group, said he expects the townhomes to be two to three stories with three bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms. Unique Group is purchasing the property and contracting with builder
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