Spencer Donovan
Journalist at Post and Courier
city reporter @PCGreenville @postandcourier | past: @ajc @redandblack @streetsensedc | UGA grad | He/Him
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1 week ago |
postandcourier.com | Spencer Donovan
GREENVILLE — Downtown’s only bicycle shop is looking for a new home, now that a major church has bought the building the shop currently rents at the corner of Richardson Street and West McBee Avenue. Grace Church, whose downtown branch sits at the same intersection, bought the two-story, red-brick building that houses Reedy Rides for $3.5 million on May 22, according to Greenville County property records. The building’s previous owner, Accente Group, is led by Rajesh Patel, an Upstate hotelier.
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1 week ago |
postandcourier.com | Spencer Donovan
GREENVILLE — If you’ve seen a pink, Japanese-made mini truck pop up on your TikTok or Instagram feeds or driving around town, you might have just seen Greenville’s newest book shop. Swoon Booksellers is a four-wheeled bookstore — dubbed the “Smut Wagon” — run by Lilly Frederick, who started the business out of a desire to offer a local place for people to buy romance novels.
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2 weeks ago |
postandcourier.com | Spencer Donovan
Fast-food chicken chain Zaxbys is opening up its sixth Spartanburg location May 26. Situated at 214 Cedar Springs Rd., the new restaurant will be owned and operated by Travis Townsend and Ben Carroll of ZaxBax Spartanburg LLC. They recently opened a separate Zaxbys in February along Chesnee Highway in Spartanburg. The restaurant will offer free Zaxbys, only in the drive-thru, on May 24 from noon to 3 p.m. ahead of the grand opening.
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2 weeks ago |
postandcourier.com | Spencer Donovan
GREENVILLE — Despite months of negotiations, one of the largest health care providers in the Upstate remains locked in contract renewal talks with a major health insurance company. The stalemate between Bon Secours and UnitedHealthcare could leave about 30,000 South Carolina patients out of network, a designation that can dramatically increase costs. The two sides must reach a deal by July.
Prisma Health kicks off construction on new Upstate behavioral hospital, with $100M in state funding
2 weeks ago |
postandcourier.com | Spencer Donovan
EASLEY — One of the largest private, nonprofit health care systems in South Carolina has begun work on a new 112-bed behavioral health hospital, funded in large part with $100 million from the state. The $138 million hospital, situated on 46 acres near the intersection of Old Easley Bridge Road and State Highway 153, will nearly double Prisma Health’s capacity to provide inpatient behavioral health care in the Upstate and quadruple the number of inpatient beds for children and teenagers.
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