
Seth Taylor
Reporter at Post and Courier
Still can't believe I can say I'm a journalist. Covering Florence and the Pee Dee for @PCPeeDee. Formerly @buffbulletin and @thesandb.
Articles
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2 days ago |
postandcourier.com | Seth Taylor
GREENVILLE — Northern Pickens and Greenville counties are under a flood watch and almost all of the Upstate is expected to see hazardous weather as a storm system rolls through the Southeast. Much of the rain is expected to land in the Blue Ridge Mountains, raising the specter of flooding from Helene that ravaged the region. But flooding that severe is not expected this time around, according to the National Weather Service.
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1 week ago |
postandcourier.com | Seth Taylor
SIMPSONVILLE — Greenville County Sheriff's deputies shot and killed a man May 4, the second person they've shot in the past week. Lt. Ryan Flood said a deputy responding to a Simpsonville domestic disturbance late Sunday night encountered an armed subject whom they shot and killed.
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1 week ago |
postandcourier.com | Seth Taylor
GAFFNEY — On the morning of Limestone University’s last-ever graduation, Hollie Wilson and Pam Parker walked through the campus they spent years of their lives caring for. The sun was just breaking through the clouds in this quiet corner of the Upstate. It lit the blooming pansies and sweet peas and the old white brick building where Limestone began 180 years ago. It lit the professors parking their cars and trudging to offices soon to be filled with cardboard boxes.
Bribery, broken ankle monitors and 3 people dead. Can a for-profit company keep Greenville Co. safe?
1 week ago |
postandcourier.com | Seth Taylor
GREENVILLE — In 2020, Greenville County had a decision to make: Who should it trust to keep the community safe? These are the people who would oversee house arrests in the county — the people who would make sure a husband accused of domestic violence didn’t see his wife again, that those addicted to drugs didn’t relapse, that someone suspected of violent crime didn’t hurt anyone else.
The Union flew the white flag of surrender at Fort Sumter. Now it's up for auction in Greenville SC.
2 weeks ago |
postandcourier.com | Seth Taylor
GREENVILLE — Well, it’s not much to look at. But this small square of tattered, tawny fabric is believed to be a piece of the flag Union troops hoisted above Fort Sumter to announce their surrender — and the start of the Civil War. The relic is just one of the Civil War artifacts to be had at Richmond Auctions’ spring sale in Greenville.
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