A weekly dose of PAL!In this episode, Ned talks with Julian Hankinson, co-founder and president of the Tyger River Foundation, an organization that aims to promote, protect and restore nature and history in the Tyger River Basin.
In this episode Ned talks with Brenda Lee Pryce, a life-long resident of Spartanburg's Southside; co-author of South of Main, an oral and photographic history of the Southside; and the first African-American woman to serve in the South Carolina legislature.
In this episode, Ned talks with Luther Norman and Todd Stephens about Luther's baseball career, the Negro Leagues and the historic Duncan Park Stadium.
In this episode Ned talks with a remarkable panel of local food activists working to strengthen Spartanburg's food system from multiple angles.
In this episode, Ned talks with Susan Dunlap, chair of the Board of Directors of the Trees Coalition, a Spartanburg non-profit dedicated to saving native trees and eradicating invasive plant species.
In this episode, we trade questions and answers about the County receiving a $23.8 million grant from the US Department of Transportation.
Wofford College students Drew Wilson and Wade Wood about their experiences gathering data for the Spartanburg Parks Equity Study.
Ned talks with Dr. Jennifer Bradham and Dr. Laura Barbas Rhoden of Wofford College about their study of park use in Spartanburg.
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