Spencer Donovan
Journalist at Post and Courier
city reporter @PCGreenville @postandcourier | past: @ajc @redandblack @streetsensedc | UGA grad | He/Him
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Paris Mountain hotel developer proposes education fund. At least one college won't accept the money.
1 day ago |
postandcourier.com | Spencer Donovan
GREENVILLE COUNTY — The developer behind the proposed hotel at Paris Mountain has announced a plan to share part of the hotel's profits with area colleges and universities, just as a political milestone for the project looms. It's not clear, however, if those institutions will participate, and details remain scarce. In fact, the school that's closest to the development site — Furman University — said it wouldn't accept the money.
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1 day ago |
aikenstandard.com | Spencer Donovan
GREENVILLE COUNTY — The developer behind the proposed hotel at Paris Mountain has announced a plan to share part of the hotel's profits with area colleges and universities, just as a political milestone for the project looms. It's not clear if those institutions will participate, and details remain scarce. In fact, the school that's closest to the development site — Furman University — said it wouldn't accept the money.
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6 days ago |
postandcourier.com | Spencer Donovan
After undergoing renovation, a thrift store on the Swamp Rabbit Trail will reopen with a new look.
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1 week ago |
postandcourier.com | Spencer Donovan
GREENVILLE — After originally pursuing a plan to overhaul the Bons Secours Wellness Arena's campus with the help of a tax increase, arena leaders have returned with a new plan for an entertainment hub that wouldn't require one in the first phase. The first step — as unveiled April 17 — would be the $150 million arena phase of the project, which would concentrate on improving the venue’s interior for guests and performers alike, capped by an modernized main entrance and expanded accessibility.
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1 week ago |
postandcourier.com | Spencer Donovan
GREER — The head of the Federal Reserve district that includes South Carolina cautioned against making major predictions after a dizzying few weeks of new tariffs and trade tensions. Despite all the recent upheaval, Tom Barkin, president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, insisted that top economic indicators remained strong to start out the year. The current mood, however, is uncertainty.
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