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  • 1 week ago | indexjournal.com | Renee Ortiz

    When you stroll into Smoothie King off Bypass 72-NW, you'll be greeted with the sound of whirling blenders and the smell of fresh fruits and veggies. At the register, you'll find the giant sign of smoothies and owner Andre Gregory as he rings up your order. On his badge under his name, you can see that he is, in fact, a lover of naps. Gregory, who naps a little less these days, laughs about how busy life is now that his franchise is in it's fifth year of operations.

  • 1 week ago | indexjournal.com | Renee Ortiz

    When Calhoun Falls resident and councilmember LaSean Tutt took office in January 2024, she brought with her a commitment to transparency. “I told the people when I was running that I wanted to get to the bottom to what happened to every penny council has spent,” Tutt said. “As a resident, I’m pissed off, and I’m disappointed.” Tutt continued. “I’m first a resident before I am council.

  • 1 week ago | indexjournal.com | Renee Ortiz

    A forensic audit conducted by CRI Advisors identified 26 key areas where the Town of Calhoun Falls had failed to comply with basic financial standards, procurement rules, and internal controls. Each item was assigned a risk level, ranging from low (L), medium (M) and high (H). The risk levels are based on potential impact to the town’s operations, finances, and legal compliance.

  • 1 week ago | indexjournal.com | Renee Ortiz

    What started as an interest-free loan meant to open a new grocery store in Calhoun Falls, has turned into a cautionary tale about trust. Rick Lind, a 65-year-old retired business owner living in Aiken said in January 2023, he loaned $4,500 to Calhoun Falls Mayor Terrico Holland. Lind said the loan came after Holland pitched a plan to revitalize the local economy with a small grocery store.

  • 2 weeks ago | indexjournal.com | Renee Ortiz

    From major road improvements to historic land preservation efforts, the Upper Savannah Council of Governments (COG) is working on a broad range of initiatives aimed at strengthening communities across the region. Government Services Director Rick Green has been with the Upper Savannah COG since 1994, and oversees a wide array of projects. His primary focus is on planning and transportation.

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