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- NASCAR Hall of Famer David Pearson is recovering from a stroke
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- Players honored at Greer football banquet
- USDA reportedly clears Hollywild of non-compliance
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- Foothills Philharmonic begins 14th season Feb. 7
- Rogers wins Miss SMC 2015, Greer's Morehart is second runnerup
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Former Exide battery plant to be demolished in February
The long-awaited demolition of the former Exide battery plant will begin in mid-February.
The 131,000-square-foot plant on Chick Springs Road closed in 1995 but it left behind a contaminated site from the lead produced batteries.
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- Co-founder of Langston-Black leaving the firm
- Unscrupulous? Spartanburg County sinks Greer annexation plan
- Aldi entering Greer grocery store market
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- Greer Memorial gets best Upstate hospital score in Medicare-rated program
- Beware of IRS impostors
- USDA reportedly clears Hollywild of non-compliance
NASCAR Hall of Famer David Pearson is recovering from a stroke
NASCAR legend and Hall of Fame driver David Pearson, 80, from Spartanburg, is recovering from a stroke suffered in December, according to a statement from his family. NASCAR released the statement to media Wednesday.
The statement read:
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- Players honored at Greer football banquet
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Rogers wins Miss SMC 2015, Greer's Morehart is second runnerup
Ashley Rogers from Easley was crowned Miss Spartanburg Methodist College on Saturday during the annual pageant held in Gibbs Auditorium.
Rogers’ talent was in vocal performance, singing “How Great Thou Art”. Rogers, a sophomore who is pursuing an Associate in Arts degree with the major of elementary education, is the daughter of David and Kelley Rogers.
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