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- Miller honored as President Emeritus at former institution
- New Zaxby's opening in Greer
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- Homicide by child abuse
- After months of inconvenience, hospital group accepts UHC
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- 2 Alzheimer's, dimentia free public meetings this week
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New Zaxby's opening in Greer
Zaxby's is opening its newest location in Greer on Monday July 29.
Located at 1960 Hwy 101, the new Zaxbys will be owned and operated by Tony Quillen and Brian West of Barnyard Buddies, LLC. To celebrate opening day, the first 100 guests in line who make a purchase will receive a Zaxbys "Deck of Dealz" voucher for free food and discounts.*
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- D&D donating Explorer, Navigator to Spartanburg Community College
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- SC Ports operations online, gates open including Inland Port Greer
- Truliant opens new branch office in Greer
- Skip Davenport running for Senate District 12 seat
- Greer CPA firm acquired by Greenville company
- Groce, Greer small business owners, promote digital tools
BMW Charity Pro-Am, Thornblade commit through 2027
The BMW Charity Pro-Am presented by TD SYNNEX – one of the longest-running tournaments on the Korn Ferry Tour schedule – will continue through at least 2027, as the Korn Ferry Tour, title sponsor BMW Manufacturing and presenting sponsor TD SYNNEX announced a four-year extension..
A one-of-a-kind Korn Ferry Tour event featuring celebrities and amateurs playing alongside professionals, the BMW Charity Pro-Am is one of six Korn Ferry Tour tournaments which will be televised on Golf Channel.
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Clemson student had 'memorable' evening 45 years ago
Bob Hope came to Clemson on Oct.7, 1978 to perform at Clemson’s Littlejohn Coliseum. Almost 85 years ago, Feb. 18, 1938, Hope and Shirley Ross, in the “Big Broadcast” movie, debuted what would turn out to be Hope’s signature song, “Thanks for the Memories”.
Hope reportedly performed “Thanks for the Memories” at the end of his show at Clemson.
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