A meeting will be held Thursday at the Spartanburg Marriott Renaissance Hotel.
SPARTANBURG, S.C. -
The Camp Croft Restoration Advisory Board is inviting the public to learn more about the removal of explosives from the site.
Thursday night's meeting will be a forum to discuss ordnance and explosives removal activities at the former Camp Croft. They will not address underground storage tanks, air quality, or drinking water.
Board members will meet at the Spartanburg Marriott Renaissance Hotel. The meeting is scheduled to start at 6:30 p.m.
If you have any questions about the meeting or information to be discussed, call 843-329-8158 or click here.
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As high school seniors across the Upstate are wrapping up their final exams and preparing to accept their diplomas, a certain group of graduates at a Greenville County school are getting some attention.
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As high school seniors across the Upstate are wrapping up their final exams and preparing to accept their diplomas, a certain group of graduates at a Greenville County school are getting some attention.
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After months of competing plans and dire warnings about repairs to South Carolina roads, lawmakers may leave Columbia with few solutions.
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A meeting will be held Thursday at the Spartanburg Marriott Renaissance Hotel.
