As Greenville grows and development increases around the city, we sometimes hear the word “gentrification” thrown around. The idea that people in urban neighborhoods might be uprooted by developments aimed at the wealthy is an upsetting one. But what about the local businesses in these same neighborhoods? Can’t they be the victims of gentrification, too?
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It’s time for some new priorities. If you’ll remember, last year we shared Greenville City Council’s list of priorities for 2020 — if you missed that, check it out here. Now, City Council has announced their new priorities for the...
https://gvltoday.6amcity.com/greenville-city-council-priorities-fiscal-year-2022/
Coastal Region Rob Last reports, “Vegetable crops are growing out of the impacts of frost well. There is active Alternaria in places on brassica...
https://hgic.clemson.edu/sc-fruit-and-vegetable-field-report-january-11-2021/
Happy New Year! We hope everyone had a great holiday season and is off to a good start in 2021. We have several virtual grower meetings coming up over...
https://hgic.clemson.edu/sc-fruit-and-vegetable-field-report-january-4-2021/
While working as an architect, Clemson University professor Anjali Joseph became fascinated with the environmental impact of design on people’s lives.
2020 hasn’t been a cake walk for local businesses, but anyone with $100 can help rebuild + strengthen our community in 2021 by investing in local businesses through Vicinity Capital.
https://gvltoday.6amcity.com/invest-local-rebuild-community-greenville-sc-vicinity-capital/
This will be the final update of 2020. We will pick it back up on 1/4/21. Be sure to keep an eye on the upcoming events tab, and give us a call if you...
https://hgic.clemson.edu/sc-fruit-and-vegetable-field-report-december-7-2020/