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Nice! Midtown seems to be a recent thing also: District Midtown, Primrose School of Midtown, Midtown Deli.

I don't think there's been anything publicly released. Gilder Creek work might be flood control measures, but they may possibly be combining them with trail work.

CBS Evening News - about the ballpark's impact https://www.cbs.com/shows/video/ONQbutN_Grx_LJFmqkbTshyJecQ_k8KH/

Bike transport is comfortable for those who find it difficult to walk. It would take business away from the bike transports but they could run electric golf carts like in downtown Greer.

Fortunately this time they didn't invoke the nonsensical argument . The county has approved the Textile Crescent Trail https://www.postandcourier.com/greenville/news/greenville-county-judson-brandon-mill-trail/article_101d495d-c2c4-42ff-aad2-dcd92a9982bb.html

The TR Planning commission recommended against rezoning. Even if they don't change the zoning from residential, the developer has already stated their backup plan would be higher density residential such as apartments.

> More context please though I agree with the sentiments. https://www.foxcarolina.com/2025/04/22/us-rep-nancy-mace-posts-video-lowcountry-confrontation/

Even a pause is still at +10% . And Canada rates for lumber and metal? Who can keep up with the tariff of the current minute?

I like the Greenville Ridge name. It will also become The Gridge then.

Some activity today:

Podcast with discussion of the great trail clearing project of the last month, as well as newer trail extensions and bridges in the works.

At one point in time, Ashmore Bridge Road was tagged with a 2024 date for repaving. There has been some piecewise repaving associated with new homes but there is at least one crumbling section that now won't be touched for many more years.

Greenville trails: Updating 5 ongoing projects Laurens Road Trail Spurs Swamp Rabbit Trail Orange Line Swamp Rabbit Trail Blue Line Swamp Rabbit Trail Phase 1 Upgrades Cleveland Park Pedestrian Bridge

I was surprised that they left the access for Laurel Creek Lane near Haywood Rd since I see many near misses there.

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