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New Boiling Springs High School Could Open by 2019 VOL. 53 NO. 21 25 cents JULY 21, 2016 Inside: Teenage pianists to wow Spartanburg audience - Page 2 Community Interest: Pages 2 - 3 Pokémon GO causing distracted drivers? - Page 3 Legals: 4 - 12 CHANGE SERVICE REQUESTED PRSRT STANDARD U. S. POSTAGE PAID SPARTANBURG, SC PERMIT NO. 252 Community news from Spartanburg and the surrounding upstate area Visit us online at www.spartanweeklyonline.com New Boiling Springs High Helping your RROOUUNNDD daughter find a AA School could open by 2019 healthy self-image From the American Counseling Association TOWNTOWN A new Boiling Springs High School could be open One reason life is interest- as soon as the 2019-2020 ing is that we aren't all the school year according to same. We don't all sound, District 2 Superintendent think or look alike. But if Spartanburg Community College Dr. Scott Mercer. A refer- currently registering for fall 2017 classes you're a young woman endum to allow the District being bombarded by images Come see Reggie Wilburn today-or call 592-4053 for an to borrow money to build appointment. of super-thin women in the school will be on the revealing fashions, there's a The Downtown Campus of Spartanburg Community November ballot. College will host its 2nd Annual Non-Profit Day on good chance you're feeling The referendum would pressure to look and act like Tuesday, September 20, from 9:30 - noon. also fund renovations to All non-profits are invited to participate. The first 20 to someone you're not. the existing high school for TV, the Internet, social request one can use one of their 6' tables. Send emails indi- future use as the ninth- cating interest to Judy Sieg at [email protected]. media and magazines are grade campus and full of photos of actors, mod- improvements to athletic Wofford among Money’s els and entertainers present- facilities. ed as perfect examples of the ‘50 Best Liberal Arts Colleges’ “We think we are giving A November referendum to allow Spartanburg Wofford College is among Money magazine’s “50 Best modern woman. At the same the community what they School District 2 to borrow funds could allow the Liberal Arts Colleges,” coming in at #48 on the list pub- time they're often shown as want,” Mercer said. process of building a new high school to begin. lished on July 11th. The college is the only South Carolina "arm candy" for some hand- The referendum does not some, successful male, with institution on the list. require a tax increase. The listing of the top 50 liberal arts colleges is among sev- the clearly implied message “What we would like to on the project in Septem- do our best to share the that you have to be perfectly eral groups included in Money’s annual “Best Colleges” do is build our students a ber 2017,” Mercer said. plan with everybody, rankings. Of the 706 four-year U.S. colleges and universities beautiful and super sexy if nice high school,” Mercer “They could have the answer all the questions, you're to be popular and find that “deliver the most value” on the list, Wofford is ranked said. “There won’t be any- brand new school built in 2 take suggestions, and #121. The ranking is based on “a great education, at an that "perfect" guy. thing that’s unnecessary.” years.” assure the public that we If you have a daughter affordable price, that prepares students for rewarding Mercer said if voters The new BSHS would be are being wise stewards of careers,” the magazine says, noting it takes into account 24 who seems obsessed with approve the referendum built on land adjacent to their financial trust in us.” looking like those media factors in three categories: educational quality, affordability then architects would the current facility. Mercer said the plan calls and alumni success. presentations of women, begin consulting with the “We hope that we’ve build for the current high school then publicity, marketing Board of Trustees, faculty, trust between our commu- to be ready to serve as the and advertising messages Tavernier & Anthony and staff on the design of nity and our School ninth-grade campus by the Teenage pianists to wow Spartanburg audience may be pushing her to be the new school. District,” Mercer said. “In start of the 2020-2021 overly self-critical. She may Two of Western North Carolina’s most celebrated and gift- “We could probably start the coming months we will school year. ed young pianists -- Christopher Tavernier, 15, and Nolan have lost interest in things Anthony, 16 — will present a concert of some of history’s that used to matter to her, most familiar and dramatic solos Aug. 27, 7 - 9 p.m. at Local author Wilson Casey releases two new books such as sports, music or art, Chapman Cultural Center. Their alternating solos – dueling and instead seems constantly pianos – will include works by Bach, Chopin, Liszt, about Hillary Clinton as election approaches worried about her physical Debussy, and Schumann. appearance and popularity This “4th Annual World Masterwork Series” is being pre- with boys. Spartanburg author Media influences can be sented by the non-profit agency The Music Foundation of Wilson Casey has released Western North Carolina and Freeburg & Perzina Pianos of overwhelming, but there are two new books, which will ways to help counter them. Asheville. The concert’s emcee will be Michael Cogdill, offer everyone great read- news anchor and personality for WYFF-TV News 4 of One is to stop compliment- ing material, regardless of ing your daughter and other Greenville. Tickets are $8-10 and can be purchased at which side of the political ChapmanCulturalCenter.org or by calling 864.542.ARTS. young women on their fence you sit on. looks, and instead offer The two books, “101 praise for their creativity, Discounts offered at Hollywild for staycationers Reasons to Vote FOR Hollywild intellect, interests, ideas and Hillary” and “101 Reasons accomplishments. Try Animal Park to Vote AGAINST announced a encouraging her to continue Hillary”, is now available her involvement with things TOURISM from Skyhorse Publishing Promotions pro- that held her interest earlier, in paperback editions. It is or to develop new interests gram which available locally at Barnes Spartanburg author has released two new offers group rate in areas other than beauty & Noble in Spartanburg, books that will please the politically-minded and popularity. discounts to SC where Casey will hold individual, regardless of which side of the polit- residents from It also helps to have dis- book signings on Saturday, ical fence they sit on. different areas of cussions with her about July 23 from Noon – 4 what's influencing her. Take the state during p.m. and Sunday, July 24 selected weeks during summer 2016. time to watch some of her from 2:00 – 6 p.m. • It’s long past time the against Hillary offers 101 To receive the discount, visitors just ask for it at the park’s favorite TV shows or music From “101 Reasons to United States got its first tongue-in-cheek reasons to admission gate and show their address-bearing ID. Our videos, and to read some of Vote FOR Hillary”: female president, and keep Hillary out of office, admissions staff has a list of cities in each area for discount the magazines she reads. Hillary Clinton’s presiden- Hillary will do the job, and including: verification. Ask her how realistic some tial candidacy is one of the the country, proud. • Americans don’t want • July 25 - 31: Tourism Discount Week for our visitors of the actions and looks most talked-about issues • Hillary will put an end to another Clinton in the from our Santee Cooper and Lake Murray Country areas there are in comparison with of the 2016 elections. As a the rich getting richer on White House . ever • August 1 - 7: Tourism Discount Week for our visitors people she actually knows. former senator, first lady, the backs of the poor. again! from the Old 96 and Thoroughbred areas Talk about the way photos of and secretary of state, she From “101 Reasons to • She’s the Kim • August 8 - 14: Tourism Discount Week for our visitors celebrities and models are is one of the most admired Vote AGAINST Hillary”: Kardashian of American from the Olde English, Pendleton, and Upcountry area as doctored to make them and accomplished political Hillary Clinton’s presiden- politics. Always in the well as Polk and Rutherford Counties in NC appear thinner, prettier and figures in our time. She is tial candidacy is one of the news, but what does she blemish-free. widely viewed as someone most talked-about issues do? Sullivan joins Sherman College advancement office You can also help her to trustworthy, highly com- of the 2016 elections. As a • Pantsuits, poor judg- Sherman College of learn more about women petent, and experienced. former senator, first lady, ment, and lies are not qual- Chiropractic announced that who can serve as more posi- From her unwavering sup- and secretary of state, she ifications to be president. Roger Sullivan has joined the tive role models. Today port of women’s rights to is one of the most reviled • She’s all about NAFTA college as senior director of there are growing numbers her powerful championing political figures in our and CAFTA, and giving institutional advancement, of women who have of the middle class and time. She is widely viewed American workers the responsible for donor cultiva- achieved success in busi- their right to a fair deal, as someone untrustworthy, SHAFTA.
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