Robert Smalls townhomes in Spartanburg plagues with problems | Spartanburg
Some Robert Smalls townhomes have no heat and A/C issues. One resident fell through floor and broke her ankle. Her attorney hopes legal action bring changes.
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Some Robert Smalls townhomes have no heat and A/C issues. One resident fell through floor and broke her ankle. Her attorney hopes legal action bring changes.
To Wilma Moore, the Highland neighborhood is "the best place in the world to be." That's why Spartanburg City Council's unanimous vote to approve the Highland Transformation Plan in late November meant so much to her. She's lived in Highland since she was 11 and has worked at the United Way of the Piedmont for years advocating for her neighborhood. The transformation plan serves as a beacon of hope for the revitalization of Highland, which she's seen through all its ups and downs. Finally, Moore's neighborhood is getting the attention and investment she thinks it deserves. "I want everyon...
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