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Independent bookstores navigate local rent landscapes
PENDLETON — A customer walks into The Pendleton Bookshop with a to-go coffee. “Hey, Dad!” says owner Amy Albright. The historic building — once a general store from 1850 to 1859 — is now a cozy, neatly organized shop. An antique safe, its designs faint but colorful, stands in the…
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Baptist Easley Hospital gives special tribute to vets
EASLEY — It all began at Baptist Easley Hospital in February of 2024. They wanted to honor the military veterans in their care with dignity and gratitude.
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Carbon Monoxide Alarms Program available
EASLEY — The Easley Fire Department has made it known that they have smoke alarms for ones in need.
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The history and debate of daylight saving time
This week, we set our clocks forward one hour, sacrificing an hour of sleep in exchange for longer daylight in the evening. The concept of shifting an hour of sunlight from morning to evening is often credited to Benjamin Franklin, who, after noticing he was wasting daylight by sleeping in,…
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Rotary Club of Easley enhances student mobility with adaptive bike donations
EASLEY — In a significant effort to promote inclusivity, mobility and excercise among local students with disabilities, the Rotary Club of Easley has donated two adaptive bikes — one to Forest Acres Elementary and another to Pickens Middle School. These specialized bikes are designed to accommodate students with varying physical…
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Local Entertainment: Eaglewing
EASLEY — Since 1991, the local band Eaglewing has been performing with different line-ups.
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Post 52 answers the call
EASLEY — A heartfelt and patriotic meeting took place last week at the monthly meeting of the Easley American Legion Post 52.
