Swamp Rabbit Station Groundbreaking Ceremony

Leadership Greenville Class 39 will be having a groundbreaking and tree planting ceremony for the new Swamp Rabbit Station at the Berea railcar located near the intersection of Sulphur Springs Road and the Greenville Hospital System Swamp Rabbit Trail on Friday, December 7th at 2:00pm.  This day also marks SC Arbor Day, and we are pleased to partner with Trees Greenville to raise awareness about their important mission while beginning the beautification of the pocket park!  Join us and ASADA food truck to help celebrate this project and show your support!December 7th at 2:00pm

Creating an Identity for the Berea Community

Creating an Identity for the Berea Community This presentation contains results from Berea’s Community Workshops including the new Berea logo and slogan. It also has information and photos about implementing branding to create a sense of place for Berea. Creating an Identity for the Berea Community was created and presented by Chris Campbell for the Berea Community Meeting held by the Greenville Planning Department on November 8, 2012.

Berea Community Meeting – Nov 8

The Greenville County Community Planning & Development Department would like to invite you to attend an upcoming meeting in your community. At this meeting County staff will discuss the ongoing progress of recent planning efforts in the Berea area and provide information on several exciting new projects currently underway in the community.  All are welcome to attend, so please tell your friends and neighbors! (see the attached flyer for information to share).  Please join us:  Thursday, November 8, 2012 at 6:30 PM Heritage Hall Northwest Campus of Greenville Technical College 8109 White Horse Road Greenville, SC 29617

Sulphur Springs Gateway project underway!

Have you noticed the work being done on the old rail car in Berea? Leadership Greenville chose “The Sulphur Springs Gateway” from many other projects presented to them. This project involves using the Berea rail car and area surrounding the Swamp Rabbit Trail as a gateway to the Berea Community. It was selected thanks to a proposal presented by County Planners and Administrative Personnel along with Rec District leaders. The details of the project are being worked out between Leadership Greenville and a group from County Planners.