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Baylor freshman and former Greenville St. Joe standout Alex Foster was fatally shot in Greenville, adding to recent violence in the area; Foster was a highly ranked football prospect and his death has deeply affected the Baylor community.
Greenville, South Carolina, has been named the fourth best city to live in the U.S. by U.S. News, praised for its affordability, mild climate, and low unemployment rates. The city has transformed into a bustling metropolis with a vibrant downtown, thanks to an influx of manufacturing jobs. Greenville offers a lower-than-average cost of living, a favorable housing market, and excellent outdoor recreation. It is home to over 40 Fortune 500 companies and has a strong educational system, making it attractive to both young professionals and seniors.
Greenville ranks as the 29th most mosquito-infested city in the nation, prompting Greenville County to offer free mosquito control and prevention services from June 1 to September 31. Residents can call a hotline for tips and to schedule spraying services, which are available in non-incorporated areas and several cities within the county. The initiative aims to reduce mosquito populations and mitigate health risks associated with mosquito-borne diseases.
A man was fatally shot in the chest following an argument in downtown Greenville early Sunday morning. The victim, 27-year-old William Shamari Slade, was pronounced dead at the hospital. The suspect, 28-year-old Brian Murray, was apprehended after a brief pursuit and faces multiple charges, including murder. Another shooting incident was reported nearby, with Jhiytavious Brown arrested and charged for firing a shot that penetrated a window at River Place apartments. No injuries were reported in the second incident.
Walmart in Greenville, South Carolina, is removing self-checkout lanes at its store on White Horse Road and transitioning to traditional associate-staffed checkouts based on customer feedback and business needs. The conversion process will begin on Sunday and is expected to last about two weeks, aiming to improve the in-store shopping experience and provide more personalized and efficient service from associates. This change will not affect the self-checkout options at the area's other eight store locations.
Former President Donald Trump is set to visit Greenville, South Carolina, with three scheduled events, including his arrival on "Trump Force One" at Cerulean General Aviation, a FOX News Town Hall at the Greenville Convention Center, and a high-priced fundraiser. The town hall will focus on domestic and foreign policy challenges, polling among minorities, legal battles, remaining primaries, and potential vice-president pick. Democrats have reacted sharply to Trump's visit, while traffic and crowd control plans will be handled by the Trump team.
"The Walking Dead" stars Norman Reedus and Greg Nicotero are bringing their restaurant, Nic & Norman's, to Greenville's Smoke on the Water space, with a focus on quality service, great food, and a family-friendly atmosphere. The new restaurant, set to open in August, will offer a Southern-style speakeasy vibe with a menu featuring Southern-tinged dishes, burgers, and a variety of cocktails. The owners aim to create a comfortable and approachable dining experience, with prices around $20 for entrees and a focus on opening locations outside of major cities.
A Chick-fil-A restaurant in Greenville, South Carolina, displayed a powerful message on a damaged sign hit by a suspected drunk driver, urging people not to drink and drive. The sign, surrounded by cones and chains, was hit early Wednesday morning, and the suspect was later found in his vehicle down the road and arrested on charges including hit-and-run, unlawful carrying of a pistol, and public intoxication.
The Greenville County Coroner's Office identified the victim of a fatal apartment fire as Michael Charles Hurston, 55, who was found dead in the second-floor bedroom of the apartment at 2540 East North St., near the Pelham Road intersection. The fire was reported at about 7:15 a.m., and Hurston was the only occupant inside the apartment at the time. An autopsy is scheduled for Tuesday to determine the cause of death.
Brittany Campbell, a woman from Greenville, South Carolina, has been arrested and charged in connection to a wrong-way crash on I-385 that killed two people. The crash occurred when Campbell was driving north in the southbound lanes, resulting in a head-on collision that claimed the lives of Nytaysha Jones and Gabriel Hagood. Campbell is facing charges of felony DUI resulting in death and driving under suspension, and is expected to appear in bond court.
Two people, identified as David Owen Jones, 73, and Diana Lynn Jones, 76, were killed in a car crash on Wade Hampton Boulevard in Taylors, South Carolina. The crash involved a 2019 Kia Stinger and a 2012 Ford Escape, resulting in the Ford going off the road and the deaths of its occupants. The cause of death for the Joneses is pending, and the driver of the Kia was taken to the hospital with injuries.
Greenville police are investigating a shooting that occurred at a Spinx gas station on Haywood Road. The incident took place on Saturday morning, and as of now, there are no victims or suspects. Police are currently on the scene, reviewing CCTV footage and conducting an investigation. Additionally, nearby apartments are being searched by police with a dog.
Reid's Fine Foods has closed its downtown Greenville location after three years of operation. A note on the door indicated the decision was made after careful consideration. The business, known for its high-end groceries, restaurant, and wine bar offerings, still operates four other locations in the Charlotte area.
Greenville, South Carolina tap room and restaurant, Growler Haus, located in the village of West Greenville, will be closing its doors on December 30th after more than six years in business. The owners started the concept as an experiment to gain knowledge in small business startups and aimed to offer the best craft beer in the Village of West Greenville. The Anderson location will be the last remaining Growler Haus open, and the owners have interested parties lined up to open a new business in the same West Greenville space.
Popular tap room Growler Haus will be closing its Greenville location in the Village of West Greenville after six years of operation. The reason for the closure was not disclosed, but the business has stated that there are interested parties looking to take over the space. Growler Haus has other locations in Anderson, Spartanburg, Fountain Inn, and Greer.