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Hartness Development Transforms Family Estate into Planned Village
Innovation is synonymous with the Hartness family name. Patriarch Tom Hartness moved to Greenville in 1940, brought bottling rights to Pepsi Cola, and over the years, turned the company into a sales leader in the region.
In addition to his skills as an entrepreneur, He was a natural inventor. He developed his first soda case packer five years later and continued to invent ways to improve the production process…
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SmartAsset Names Greenville SC Among the 10 Best Places to Retire! – Greenville Journal
SmartAsset Names Greenville SC Among the 10 Best Places to Retire! – Greenville Journal
For the sixth consecutive year, New York financial technology company SmartAsset has named Greenville as one of its 10 Best Places to Retire in South Carolina. The study, also in its sixth year, explores the best places to retire nationwide and compiles lists for each state by exploring the quality of life for retirees in financial, medical care and social opportunities.
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Everybody’s Doing It: Downsizing Isn’t Just For Empty Nesters – Forbes
Everybody’s Doing It: Downsizing Isn’t Just For Empty Nesters – Forbes
Sheri Koones and her husband lived in a 6,800 square foot house in Greenwich, Conn., but then the kids moved out and their house was just too big. So they downsized. I spoke with Koones (also a Forbes.com contributor) about her new book Downsize: Living large in a small house (The Taunton Press, Oct. 2019) and her experience and those of others who have taken the plunge.
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Transformation of Hartness Estate into Hotel Hartness
Transformation of Hartness Estate into Hotel Hartness
Pat and Mary Lou Hartness are excited about what’s about to happen to their home. But they aren’t sure they can stand to watch. They gathered under a temporary canopy on their front lawn recently to unveil plans for what happens next to the house and rolling hills where they raised a family. Already underway is the 700-residence Hartness traditional neighborhood development nearby.
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