Mill closing leaves Graniteville heartbroken community
In Graniteville Avondale Mills announces closure of all textile plants ending a 160 year mill heritage. Residents speak of lost jobs and security, with some hopeful for revival while others fear decades of work and town life fading as a pivotal local industry shuts its doors.
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Jimmy Rhoads
Graniteville
Canal Street
Id Rhoads
Sibley
Avondale Mills
Rhoads
G. Stephen Felker Sr
Avondale
William Gregg
Graniteville Company
Smith
Billy Wilson
Glenda
Mr. Wilson
Tom Law
Wilson
Woodhead
Wilsons
Fire chief warns mill shutdown will devastate Graniteville town
Graniteville and Aiken County face economic shock as Avondale Mills plans to close its textile plant by July 25, costing about 2,000 local jobs. Fire Chief Phil Napier warns budget cuts and vacant facilities threaten public safety and community stability. Felker cites chlorine spill and financial damage as causes.
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Carter
Graniteville
Avondale
Mills
Carter Sai
Magistrate Court
Brother John
Jimmy Rhoads
Rhoads
Tony Baughman
Avondale Mills
Gregg
Vaucluse- Warrenville
Phil Napier
Aiken County
G. Stephen Felker Jr
Napier
Felker
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