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PUMPKINS FOR PIGS

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It's that time again. Move over fall features - make room for Christmas paraphernalia. Enter Pumpkins for Pigs. Such a catchy title sent us on a search for the best place to dispose of your Jack-O-Lanterns and fall pumpkins. The idea was to research and report on the easiest ways to put used pumpkins to good use. Our first stop captured our hearts, so this story is all about a … [Read more...] about PUMPKINS FOR PIGS

NAVIGATE GREENVILLE IN THE FALL

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Fall in the foothills is a great time for family photos! Greenville boasts beautiful views of nature's paint palate. Certain picturesque views immediately come to mind. Falls Park, Main Street, Cleveland Park, Rock Quarry, Furman University, and our two infamous bridges, Campbell's Covered and Poinsett. We've compiled a very short list of spots that may not be at the … [Read more...] about NAVIGATE GREENVILLE IN THE FALL

REVIEW: GREENVILLE GHOST TOURS

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According to Paranormal Investigator, Gabe Matthews, "the only thing separating a skeptic from a believer is evidence."  Gabe Matthews has been preoccupied with the paranormal for as long as he can remember. Originally from the Ohio/Pennsylvania area, he moved to Greenville in 2005. He quickly assembled a team of people to form Truth Searchers: Paranormal Investigators. This … [Read more...] about REVIEW: GREENVILLE GHOST TOURS

HALLOWEEN SERIES: GREENVILLE GRAVEYARDS (PART TWO)

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Welcome to Part Two of Greenville Graveyards (you can read Part One here). Welcome Baptist Cemetery - Once part of the church grounds, the building has long been relocated. The cemetery goes from well-kept graves to deserted headstones scattered through overgrown brush and briars. The abandoned part of the graveyard is chained off with "No Trespassing" signs posted. Of … [Read more...] about HALLOWEEN SERIES: GREENVILLE GRAVEYARDS (PART TWO)

HALLOWEEN SERIES: GREENVILLE GRAVEYARDS (PART ONE)

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Halloween Series: Greenville Graveyards (Part One) Time to dig into our favorite obsession. Our fascination with graveyards has unearthed some ghoulish ghosts! The upstate has its fair share of burial grounds. Some are more accessible than others. We ended up splitting the story into two parts - there’s just too much information to share in one post. The most depressing … [Read more...] about HALLOWEEN SERIES: GREENVILLE GRAVEYARDS (PART ONE)

JOIN THE MEYER CENTER POLO CLASSIC ON OCTOBER 22

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Meyer Center for Special Children was founded in 1954 by Dr. Leslie Meyer. Dr. Meyer was an orthopedic surgeon at Shriners Hospital for Children. His vision was simple: "In the right environment, all children can learn!"  Sixty nine years later, the mission hasn't changed. Families struggle with where to turn for help when parenting a child with special needs. Making the public … [Read more...] about JOIN THE MEYER CENTER POLO CLASSIC ON OCTOBER 22

NEW EXHIBIT CALLED MARSH MUSIC AT TCMU

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Interactive displays at The Children's Museum of the Upstate teach children without them knowing that they are learning. The staff does a great job with special programs. Field trips are offered for 3K-5th grade. Buses carry students from school districts all over the state, lining the street daily. TCMU's newest permanent exhibit is one you're not gonna want to miss! … [Read more...] about NEW EXHIBIT CALLED MARSH MUSIC AT TCMU

TCMU POPS UP IN SCOTLAND

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TCMU Pops Up in Scotland "Tell me and I forget; teach me and I remember; involve me and I learn." Benjamin Franklin There's no better example of this quote than The Children's Museum of the Upstate. One of the largest children's museums in the nation, it's also a Smithsonian affiliate. The museum's bragging rights have recently gone global. TCMU Spartanburg director, … [Read more...] about TCMU POPS UP IN SCOTLAND

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