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Community
Fred Maus Wins Senior Olympic Gold Medal
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Fred Maus of Travelers Rest won the Gold Medal and the Senior Olympic’s 50 Meter Dash at Wade Hampton High School recently. Maus placed 2nd in the 40 Meter Dash. The age group for the Gold Medal was 85-89. Maus, a patriot who served in the US Marines, will celebrate his 86th birthday next month.
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New State of the Art Facility for Keller Williams
- By Press Release
Largest Real Estate Company in North America has a brand new home in Greenville SC
Keller Williams Greenville Upstate has moved to a new state of the art 15,000 square foot office at 403 Woods Lake Road. This sizable space was built to accommodate the explosive growth of the Keller Williams Airport Road office, part of the Largest Real Estate Company in North America.
Keller Williams is an industry leader in training and technology with the insight that Real Estate is a local business done by local agents. This new state of the art facility includes a dedicated fiber network offering the best online access for agents and staff, while ensuring the best online interaction with our customers and clients.
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Greenville County Honors Teresa and Clark Gray
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Teresa Gray, a former librarian at League Academy, has been diagnosed with ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, which is attacking her throat and voice.
Teresa’s son, Clark, is a student at Eastside High School and a lifeguard trained and employed by Greenville County Rec.
On Christmas Eve, Teresa began choking and turned blue. But thanks to his training , Clark knew the Heimlich maneuver and calmly and bravely stepped up and saved his mother.
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- Culbertson Resources Inc.
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