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Anderson, South Carolina · AndersonGreg Wilson/Anderson ObserverAnderson County officially welcomed a new international company. Halton MEI USA, Inc.. a company headquartered in Finland, will bring 65 new jobs and a $2.6 million investment to Piedmont.The family-owned company, manufactures indoor air solutions to customers in more than 35 countries, designing, manufacturing and delivering indoor-environment products including marine, energy and heavy industry environments.“Anders…See the Story
Finnish Company Brings 65 Jobs to Piedmont — The Anderson Observer
Anderson, South Carolina · AndersonGreg Wilson/Anderson ObserverAnderson City Council tabled a proposal to rezone 307 Concord Road from R-15, Single-Family Residential to Neighborhood Commercial. The request was to allow the property to be used initially for food trucks and trailers. The city’s current policy requires food trucks be located on private properties zoned for restaurant uses. The Neighborhood Commercial classification is the least intensive zoning classification that…See the Story
City Tables Rezoning Proposal for 307 Concord Road — The Anderson Observer
Anderson, South Carolina · AndersonEditorial Board/Anderson ObserverOn Tuesday night, Anderson County Council unanimously passed first reading of an agreement amending the proposed November penny sales tax referendum for roads to exclude non-prepared foods.The exclusion of groceries will cut the annual amount that would be generated for road/bridge work and maintenance by $15 million annually. There is room for debate on whether this move, which required approval of the South Car…See the Story
State Representatives Should Respect Home Rule — The Anderson Observer
Police · AndersonGreg Wilson/Anderson ObserverAnderson City Council will consider the purchase of five new Police Dodge Chargers at a total cost of $175,830, as part of Monday night’s meeting at 6 p.m. in council chambers.Council will also vote on engineering services for the design, specifications, bidding and construction services for the waterline running along Main Street from Tribble Street to Reed Street, which have lead joints and are showing their age. …See the Story
City to Consider New Police Cars, Waterline Work Monday — The Anderson Observer
Anderson, South Carolina · AndersonObserver ReportsMulti-platinum-selling country music artist Mitchell Tenpenny will be performing at the Anderson Sports and Entertainment Complex on November 1, 2024, as part of his upcoming "Woke Up In A Dream Tour." Tour tickets are on sale this Friday, July 19, at Mitchell10Penny.com.Tenpenny's concert comes on the heels of the Rock the Country music festival, featuring iconic names in country music like Jason Aldean, Kid Rock, Miranda Lamber…See the Story
Mitchell Tenpenny Concert Set for Nov. 1 in Anderson — The Anderson Observer
Anderson, South Carolina · AndersonGreg Wilson/Anderson ObserverThe county’s largest district is doing a demographic study to determine where they will need to make adjustments in the next few years. With 12,500 students, Anderson School Dist. 5 is facing a record number of housing units in their school zones, and T.L. Hanna High School is full, with just shy of 2,000 students last year.Raises for all employees, and a bonus free lunch on Mondays and Fridays for all employees, wer…See the Story
County's Largest School District Preparing for Growth — The Anderson Observer
Anderson, South Carolina · AndersonBY: JESSICA HOLDMAN/S.C. Daily GazetteCHARLESTON – More South Carolina high school graduates are seeking state-funded, need-based grants that help them afford college. Unfortunately, that’s the aid most impacted by the U.S. Department of Education’s botched rollout of a new application.The revamped Free Application for Federal Student Aid — FAFSA for short — was supposed to make things simpler for those seeking federal student loans and grants. …See the Story