Thursday’s front-page story raises an opportunity to again address Greenwood County’s capital project sales tax and reinforce a couple of this newspaper’s positions. It is true the county intended to […]
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More than a third of the capital improvement projects included for funding when voters approved a one-cent penny sales tax in 2016 are now expected to be scrapped after county […]
Sometimes it’s OK to be in a jam. That is to say, it’s good that testing on jamming cellphone signals at state prison facilities appears to be working, and without […]
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A plan a year in the making is coming to fruition, as new firetrucks make their way into stations throughout Greenwood County. In 2018, County Fire Coordinator Steve Holmes made […]
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We will readily admit we are not the best mathematicians, but let’s do a little math anyway. In 2016, the voters of Greenwood County cast a majority “yes” vote in […]
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Piedmont Technical College’s push to improve student retention seems to be working, the administration reported at Tuesday’s Area Commission meeting. CAREplan is a redesign of the college’s advising plan for […]
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Greenwood’s daily newspaper has rescinded a Freedom of Information Act request to county officials that sought more details about the process used to generate the $87.9 million dollar amount placed […]
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We don’t know. That was the assessment given Tuesday by Greenwood County Manager Toby Chappell to council members about how much money might be raised during the next six years […]
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Public meetings
/in UncategorizedMONDAY GREENWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT 50 POLICY COMMITTEE TIME: 5:30 p.m. LOCATION: 400 Glenwood St., Greenwood AGENDA: Board officer term limits. Renaming of school. TUESDAY GREENWOOD COUNTY ADMINISTRATION AND FINANCE COMMITTEE […]
Our View: Where we stood and stand on a rather taxing matter
/in Index-JournalThursday’s front-page story raises an opportunity to again address Greenwood County’s capital project sales tax and reinforce a couple of this newspaper’s positions. It is true the county intended to […]
County: Capital project sales tax collection running $20M short
/in UncategorizedMore than a third of the capital improvement projects included for funding when voters approved a one-cent penny sales tax in 2016 are now expected to be scrapped after county […]
Our View: On good jams, good deeds and good reporting
/in UncategorizedSometimes it’s OK to be in a jam. That is to say, it’s good that testing on jamming cellphone signals at state prison facilities appears to be working, and without […]
Greenwood County Fire Service starts rolling out new trucks
/in UncategorizedA plan a year in the making is coming to fruition, as new firetrucks make their way into stations throughout Greenwood County. In 2018, County Fire Coordinator Steve Holmes made […]
Our View: Why shoot the messenger when the message is yours?
/in Index-JournalWe will readily admit we are not the best mathematicians, but let’s do a little math anyway. In 2016, the voters of Greenwood County cast a majority “yes” vote in […]
Our View: On fall weather, productive work
/in Index-JournalIt probably won’t last from here on out, but it is good to feel fall in the air as the week comes to a close. The crisp looking skies […]
Piedmont Tech to expand advising center
/in Index-JournalPiedmont Technical College’s push to improve student retention seems to be working, the administration reported at Tuesday’s Area Commission meeting. CAREplan is a redesign of the college’s advising plan for […]
Index-Journal withdraws FOI request to county over CPST data
/in Index-JournalGreenwood’s daily newspaper has rescinded a Freedom of Information Act request to county officials that sought more details about the process used to generate the $87.9 million dollar amount placed […]
Chappell: CPST unlikely to come up $20M short
/in Index-JournalWe don’t know. That was the assessment given Tuesday by Greenwood County Manager Toby Chappell to council members about how much money might be raised during the next six years […]