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Authorities are asking for the public’s assistance in locating Hector De Jesus Rodriguez Bedoya, who is wanted for sexual exploitation of a minor.

Demolition of the old Allen Bennett Hospital, located at the corner of Memorial Drive Extension and Wade Hampton Boulevard, is nearly complete, and Greer City Council will soon be left with an important decision to make.

The body of a missing Greer man was discovered last Thursday in a pond near Fisher Road.

According to Greenville County Coroner Parks Evans identified the man as 36-year-old Adam Worley, who was reported missing in early February.

Cameron Fant has been hired as a full-time administrator of the Town of Duncan.

Following last Tuesday night’s regularly scheduled town council meeting, council met in executive session. There they decided to move forward with Fant who had been serving as assistant administrator since January.

North Greenville University has purchased property that formerly served as the corporate office for Ryan’s restaurant in Greer.

The 31,000-square-foot-building, located at 405 Lancaster Ave, will house the university’s T. Walter Brashier Graduate School and College of Adult Professional Studies (CAPS).

Lyman Town Council voted Monday to accept the resignation of councilmember Teresa Shuler Monday night.

Shuler said she and her husband are moving to Chapin for her husband’s job.

A storm hit the Upstate Monday afternoon, producing marble-sized hail and flash flooding in the area.

BREAKING BREAD FOR JESUS MEETING MARCH 20
Breaking Bread for Jesus, Inc will hold an informational meeting Sunday, March 20, from 2-3 p.m. at Wellford Baptist Church, 235 Syphrit Rd in Wellford. Everyone is welcome.