Norfolk Southern helps fund Midland Valley band uniforms
The Pride of the Valley marching band at Midland Valley High School received a $10,000 donation from Norfolk Southern after the Granville train wreck of January 6, 2005. Booster club president J. D. Davis recalls the meeting two days before the crash and the rapid fundraising effort to replace uniforms nearing 14 years old.
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Graniteville poised for rebound as new facilities rise
Aiken Standard reports Graniteville gears up for growth with All Star Tents and Events moving to a 35000 square foot Graniteville facility on Bettis Academy Road. Christ Central hosts the Hope Center while Megiddo Dream Station aims to expand with a $5 million campus and a 92 foot cross behind the Graniteville Cemetery. Local officials praise redevelopment led by Weldon Wyatt and Pete Davis as pivotal to the community revival.
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Graniteville revival plans by investor Pete Davis
Pete Davis of Peachtree Investment Solutions outlines a Graniteville revival project aimed at reviving the historic mill town in South Carolina. He emphasizes community input, understanding Graniteville's rich history, and restoring its heyday with an environmentally conscious redevelopment program. Davis previously held senior roles at Credit Suisse and Guilford Capital, and chairs a firm that focuses on alternative investments.
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Cold Temperatures Forecast with Wind Gusts
The forecast calls for partly clear skies and cold weather with a high near 50 degrees by the weekend. Low temperatures may dip into the lower 20s Friday morning while winds could gust to about 20 mph Wednesday night. Teddy Kulmala covers crime and courts. he is a Williston native and Clemson grad.
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