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Send us a Text Message.Join the Suitcase Divas as they celebrate a special birthday in the charming city of Greenville, South Carolina! In this episode, we take you on a delightful journey through Greenville's vibrant downtown, scenic parks, and culinary hotspots. From exploring the beautiful Falls Park on the Reedy to savoring delicious meals at local eateries, our birthday diva enjoys every moment of this unforgettable trip. Whether you're planning a birthday getaway or just looking for travel inspiration, this episode is packed with tips, laughter, and plenty of diva-style fun. Tune in and discover why Greenville, SC, is the perfect destination for a fabulous birthday celebration!http://www.suitcasedivas.com/Follow Us!https://www.facebook.com/suitcasedivaspodcasthttps://www.tiktok.com/@suitcase_divashttps://www.instagram.com/suitcasedivas/

Nan & Kam take the pod on the road to Great Falls Park for the annual Sports Backers staff outing! Hear about two different hikes they did, who had the best car snacks, and more. We recommend watching this one to get the full picture! Plus Kam got some wild video of a helicopter.

This week I talk with Mayor Knox White! Mayor White has served on Greenville City Council since 1983 and as mayor since December 1995. Over the past two decades, Greenville has earned national acclaim for its livability and pro-business environment and has become an award-winning destination. If you ask Mayor White what makes Greenville so unique, he'll tell you that it's due in large part to good planning and even greater partnerships.  Key projects and initiatives that have occurred under his leadership include the removal of the Camperdown Bridge, the creation of Falls Park and the Liberty Bridge, development along the Reedy River, construction of a baseball stadium downtown, development of the Swamp Rabbit Trail, installation of public art and record annexations.   Greenville, SC: https://www.greenvillesc.gov/   Pelham Medical Center https://www.spartanburgregional.com/locations/pelham-medical-center   Spinx: Making Life Easier – Find the location closest to you! https://www.myspinx.com/   Rebel Rabbit! Use code LIFE20 for 20% off your Rebel Rabbit orders! https://drinkrebelrabbit.com/discount/LIFE20

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This week we explored Greenville, South Carolina and were utterly impressed--gobsmacked, actually--by its charming vintage architecture mixed with modern, vibrant growth. We checked out the Liberty Bridge and Falls Park, and took an actual real estate tour specifically for those seeking to relocate to the evolving city formerly known as the Textile Capital of the World. It was there we discovered Greer - a town with great amenities just 20 mins from downtown Greenville. Between the GSP airport, brewery scene, James Beard nominated restaurants and real estate options, this town is now on the Skiptown map. Is it about to knock one of our other hometown choices out of the Top 5? Hit Play and find out! Pastor Mike gave us a tour of some of Greenville's up-and-coming communities. Check out his web site and book your own here. You can find the YouTube version of this podcast on our channel here. Follow us on Instagram or TikTok, too! #emptynest #fulltank #GreenvilleSC #SouthernCities #TravelPodcast #FoodieDestinations #BeerTourism #DowntownGreenville #Waterfalls

Join Melea in this episode of Unexpected Adventures in North Alabama as she explores the hidden gem of Noccalula Falls Park in Gadsden, Alabama. Nestled on the outskirts of the city this tranquil paradise promises an unforgettable experience for every member of the family. Melea is joined by Christina Richardson, the supervisor at Noccalula Falls. Get ready to immerse yourself in a world of adventure as they discuss all of the many things to see and do at the falls. From embarking on a picturesque hike to riding the train through a display of millions of lights at Christmastime, the park offers an ideal escape into nature. Whether you seek a revitalizing day trip or a rejuvenating weekend getaway, Noccalula Falls is the ultimate destination to reconnect with your loved ones and create timeless memories. Noccalula Falls Park Follow North Alabama on Social Media! Website Instagram TikTok LinkedIn YouTube Twitter Facebook The Unexpected Adventures in North Alabama Podcast is a part of the Destination Marketing Podcast Network. It is hosted by Melea Hames and produced by Relic. To learn more about the Destination Marketing Podcast Network and to listen to our other shows, please visit https://thedmpn.com/. If you are interested in becoming a part of the network, please email adam@relicagency.com.

The Stockyards Ag Experience is a unique museum at Falls Park in Sioux Falls that honors the important role the Sioux Falls Stockyards played in the region while showcasing the impact that ag has on our daily lives. 

Pro-IRA chanting was clearly heard during a Wolfe Tones gig on the closing night of Féile an Phobail. Around 10,000 fans attended the festival finale in the Falls Park in west Belfast last night. Kieran was joined by Wolfe Tones' musician Brian Warfield and the Editor of the Belfast Newsletter, Ben Lowry to discuss...

This week we explore the waterfalls and sights at Great Falls Park in Virginia. Camera | Editor: Philip Alexiou

STOP! ‘Hammer' time. Padraig ‘Pody' McCrory knows a thing or two about stopping people in their tracks. He's a quiet man but he has been making some serious noise in recent years, knocking out a string of opponents, primarily in his home city of Belfast, and building up a passionate gang of supporters who followed him to Germany last year where he upset the odds to defeat Leon Bunn and claim the IBO world light-heavyweight title. Next up he's going to headline Feile An Phobail at Falls Park, a few hundred metres from where he grew up. “The Cinderella Man” is how Michael Conlan describes him and here, dad of three McCrory talks about growing up in the aftermath of The Troubles, how boxing broadened his horizons, overcoming a debilitating speech impediment and staying hungry as a 35-year-old veteran. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The podcast by Project Managers for Project Managers. What do you do when you inherit a problem project? Hear about a stalled project that was threatening the accreditation of a popular city zoo. Our guest, Megan Young, inherited this project with no knowledge of the requirements, and with no plan or clear scope. Hear her advice on prioritizing, budget planning, addressing scope creep, negotiating tips, and team motivation. Table of Contents 02:41 … Greenville City Projects03:33 … Getting PMP Certified05:39 … Valuable Project Manager Skills07:20 … Addressing a Stalled Zoo Project10:31 … Tackling the Challenges12:36 … Building Trust with Stakeholders15:11 … How to Prioritize17:10 … Software Installation Projects19:27 … Kevin and Kyle20:42 … Budget Planning24:20 … Negotiating Tips26:32 … Addressing Scope Creep28:15 … Keeping the Team Motivated30:26 … Dealing with team Conflict32:40 … Megan's Motivation33:45 … Contact Megan34:28 … Closing MEGAN YOUNG: You can learn a lot by just showing up onsite and having a conversation with somebody.  People will talk to you when they're comfortable in their space. And a lot of times that means just going out and standing beside them.  I mean, when I was in the Parks Department, sometimes it meant helping somebody put a bench together.  And they would talk to you in that process and you'd kind of hear the good, the bad, and the ugly.  But a lot of times it was the most valid of the truth that you were hearing. WENDY GROUNDS:  Welcome to Manage This, the podcast by project managers for project managers.  Thank you for joining us today.  My name is Wendy Grounds, and joining me in the studio is Bill Yates.  We want to take a moment to specially say thanks to our listeners who reach out to us and leave comments on our website or on social media.  We love hearing from you, and we always appreciate your positive ratings and reviews on whichever podcast listening app you use. Our guest today is Megan Young.  She currently serves as the Assistant Manager to the City Manager for the City of Greenville, South Carolina.  Prior to joining the City Manager's Office, Megan was the Parks and Grounds Administrator for the City of Greenville.  Megan is a certified project management professional and certified park and recreation professional. During her time in the PRT department, Megan led the implementation of the Cityworks program as a work and asset management system.  She managed large and small-scale infrastructure projects and was integral in the successful reaccreditation of the Greenville Zoo in 2020.  And she's going to tell us a bit about that project today. BILL YATES:  I'm excited about this.  We are going to talk about the zoo.  We're going to talk about spider monkeys.  We're going to talk about parks and recreation.  And I've got to go ahead and just let you know, too, this is near and dear to my heart because I went to Furman University, which is in Greenville, South Carolina.  Now, I graduated in 1980 [mumbling] something. WENDY GROUNDS:  It's a while back, yeah. BILL YATES:  Yeah, yeah, yeah.  And Greenville at that time was just not cool.  It is super cool now.  And a lot of it is because of Megan and the team there at the City of Greenville and what they've done.  They've got an amazing Liberty Bridge and Falls Park area.  There's the Swamp Rabbit Trail which my wife and I have actually ridden bikes on and walked along.  It's just beautiful.  So Megan's going to talk to us about a number of parks and different projects that they've done.  But this is, again, it's special to me because she's talking about an area that is a rich part of my history. WENDY GROUNDS:  Yeah, that's really cool.  I've driven through Greenville.  I've never stopped there, but I think after this podcast I'm definitely going to take a stop next time I plan on driving through. BILL YATES:  Definitely. WENDY GROUNDS:  Hi, Megan.  Welcome to our podcast. MEGAN YOUNG:  Hi,

We celebrate the 100th episode of One Star Reviews by reading the reviews of the most famous landmark in Greenville, SC, Falls Park. Bonus extra long episode as we find out the dirty secrets of Larry Simonson Google Reviews.

Welcome back to Season 5 of the Hashtag59 Podcast! Did you know we now have a Patreon Page? Become a member at www.Patreon.com/Hashtag59 Mike R & Jill G are sharing ways to experience outdoor adventures in the Midwest in Season 5. In this episode we head on two hikes in South Dakota, one where Jesse James the outlaw jumped into a river and the other where there's now a great farmers market located in the same park. Links from the episode: Palisades State Park: https://gfp.sd.gov/parks/detail/palisades-state-park/ Falls Park: https://www.experiencesiouxfalls.com/falls-park Falls Park Farmers Market: https://www.fallsparkfarmersmarket.com/ Jesse James River Jump Story: https://www.roadsideamerica.com/story/17917 Thanks for listening to episode six of our Midwest Adventures during Season 5 of our podcast. If you don't already, make sure you subscribe to our podcast by searching "Hashtag 59" on your podcasts app! Keep in touch with us on our website www.Hashtag59.com for our latest podcast episodes, blogs, become a Patreon Member, go an Unordinary Adventure with us, and find out about our latest trash cleanup events! #Hashtag59

As Russia's unprovoked attack on Ukraine continues, people around the world have shown solidarity for the Ukrainian people.That's been true in South Carolina, too. In the last week, Ukrainians and their supporters gathered in Falls Park in Greenville and held a prayer service was at a Ukrainian church in Spartanburg. A small group held a vigil outside the S.C. Statehouse in Columbia, and the SkyWheel in Myrtle Beach was lit blue and yellow, the colors of the Ukrainian flag. On Wednesday, Charleston-area residents rallied for peace outside City Hall, also illuminated with blue and yellow lights. This week, Post and Courier Greenville editor Ryan Gilchrest and reporter Nathaniel Cary share what's being done in the Upstate, and Marina Butenko, who moved from Ukraine to Greenville in 2016, shares her experience of watching the conflict from afar and what she's doing to help. This episode was hosted by Emily Williams and featured Ryan Gilchrest, managing  editor for The Post and Courier Greenville, Nathaniel Cary, reporter for The Post and Courier Greenville and Marina Butenko of Greenville.Find Butenko's website of resources at ukrainiansinsc.com. The music featured at the end of the episode is a recording by Gavin McIntyre of cellist Natalia Khoma and pianist Volodymyr Vynnytsky, Ukrainian natives and professors at College of Charleston, playing Brahms Cello Sonata No.1 in E minor inside their Mount Pleasant, S.C., home on March 2, 2022. The video can be viewed here and is featured in a story by Post and Courier arts critic Maura Hogan. Other music is "Bleu" from freepd.com. More coverage: Heartsick but resolute, Upstate Ukrainians rally support for embattled homelandSC rallies back Ukrainians: ‘Hopefully they'll see this and know they're not alone'Charleston-based musicians find inspiration in their native UkraineSC lawmakers seek state-level sanctions on RussiaAt protest, Charleston-area residents express outrage over Russian invasion of Ukraine

FOR years I used to gather up acorns and chestnuts and hazelnuts and little sycamore seeds and all manner of other seeds. My growing methods are fairly basic. I collected as many as I could and then planted them out in pots or growbags and let nature do the rest. I worked on the general assumption that if I planted a lot there was a greater chance that I would harvest a lot. I'm not talking of hundreds of seeds, by the way. Pocketfuls picked up on walks. The Falls Park has plenty of oak and chestnut trees. There are native trees also in the Waterworks, Colin Glen and Woodvale. Acres of broadleafs. And in all of our forests. The British Prime Minister's country residence at Chequers has great rowan trees. I got heaps of towan berries there.  They are always a wee bit trickier – like the tenant in Chequers. The seeds are contained in the little red berries but well worth the trouble. Unlike the tenant in Chequers.Campfire tales of a great manLAST week I was part of an online panel discussion on the life and times of escaped slave Frederick Douglass, his time in Ireland in the 1840s and the relevance of his message of hope and equality in today's world. The conversation was part of an ambitious and successful one day conference organised by the Irish Echo in New York. The event – The Big Irish Campfire (the title alone attracted me) – showcases Irish American organisations across the USA. All of the discussions were short – 30 minutes – so there was no time to bore those contributing or watching. The Echo staff – comhgairdheas to all involved – ran a tight ship.

It's been a great week for Irish boxing on the world stage, thanks to Kellie Harrington, while at home, an 8,000 capacity crowd watched Michael Conlon defeat former super-bantamweight world champion TJ Doheny at Belfast's Falls Park. The sport has produced unusual international success for Ireland and done much to advance peace on the island of Ireland. But why are we so good at boxing? Donal Fallon joined Sean Defoe for another edition of Hidden Histories. Listen and subscribe to On The Record with Gavan Reilly on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and Spotify.      Download, listen, and subscribe on the Newstalk App.     You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

Located in the heart of Big Sky, the Ousel Falls Park Trail is a short stroll to a cascading waterfall, popular with locals and visitors alike. The smooth, broad path descends gently to the falls, and multiple viewpoints from below and above let you take in the cascades from multiple angles. The trail is popular year round, but in the winter the cascade freezes into icy pillars, turning the narrow canyon into a winter wonderland. And don’t forget to keep an eye out for the Falls’ namesake bird, the small and gray Water Ousel. Photo by Barbara Geller

ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED....??!Final episode in the Fight Size series and its fitting to close with BIG hitting Belfast super middleweight Poddy McCrory. Late coming to boxing and by his own admission even later committing seriously to the sport. He's honest, frank and its very easy to see why he's regarded as one of the more popular pro's on the scene. Pod talks about turning pro, staying in Belfast,he tells the listeners how his regrets as an amateur now fuel him on his pro journey. Listen ashe remembers that fantastic Falls Park fight night and lots more.We take a look back at the 2 biggest fights of 2020 where Katie Taylor once again delivers andleaves no doubt with a comprehensive win over Delphine Persoon.And.....once again, a little over a year on from the last seismic shock in the division, heavyweight boxing delivers yet another reminder - that one punch can change oppertunities, careers and in some cases lives - listen as Al sifts through the aftermath of Whyte v Povetkin.For links to all of the previous episides accross all the podcast platforms and YouTube hit this link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/251916

Well, life has done it.The Whispers have been separated by work keeping us from recording together. But that doesn't keep us from releasing something... so here's kind of a very short episode to whet your whistle for February 15th's episode. This minisode, Amy Whisper takes you on a hike through Trowbridge Falls Park in Thunder Bay, Ontario- where you really, really shouldn't hang out and make out in the parking lot. Just saying. It's a quick one but a good one. And if you know more about the white lady story at the park, let me know! Facebook: Nor'Western Whispers instagram: @norwesternwhispers twitter: @whisperspod or send us an email: norwesternwhispers@gmail.com

Ready to explore a great family-friendly destination? Jackie Wentworth from the Sioux Falls Visitor’s Bureau joins Lisa to share many of the places, activities, and food you will want to experience when visiting. Their beautiful Falls Park is the center of this community filled with trails, restaurants, farmers market, art, and more. Sioux Falls, South Dakota is a place you should consider visiting along the way on a refreshing road trip in the great American west. Listen in to learn more about a destination you will want to add to your bucket list.

Andy Lee and Ronan Mullen preview Saturday's huge show at the Falls Park in Belfast as Michael Conlan returns to action on a packed card. The lads also check in with Luke Keeler, and discuss the other big headlines of the week.

Andy Lee and Ronan Mullen preview Saturday's huge show at the Falls Park in Belfast as Michael Conlan returns to action on a packed card. The lads also check in with Luke Keeler, and discuss the other big headlines of the week.

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Congratulations are in order for this pair married in a quiet wooded area of Falls Park on the Reedy River.

The Patrick Lalley Show on Monday, July 16, 2018. Guests include: Sioux Falls City Council Chairperson Christine Erickson talking about railyard development, Falls Park safety, the new mayor and transportation; The Smart Cyclist Michael Christensen on the Falls Area Bicyclist big donation to single track at Tuthill Park. I talk about the railyard, tariffs and Trump in Helsinki.

A baseball shortened version of the Patrick Lalley Show on Monday, April 2, 2018. Valerie Schonewill of the Sioux Falls Human Relations Commission, which handles civil rights complaints in the city, talks about the 50th anniversary of the Fair Housing Act and other topics. I talk about the city's release of the non-audit of Falls Park safety and the Minnesota Twins.

Cold Feet: Adventures in Matrimony by Wedding Officiant Sonita M. Leak January 29, 2018 Greenville, SC Cold feet. You would think that if any part of a couple had cold feet, they would express it in a major way before the ceremony, right? Well... in my experience as a Wedding Officiant here in South Carolina, I've come across a couple or two that experienced a few setbacks AFTER their ceremony with me. This is how one went down. So, a few years ago, I received an email from one half of a Beaufort County, South Carolina couple. Email correspondence went on back and forth with this male for quite some time. The story? He and his fiance were going to drive to Greenville on a specific date to get married, in short ceremony at the location of my choosing. So, when the time came for the couple to come to Greenville, I was met with odd questions regarding ceremony attendance, pricing and some other things. No biggie. I didn't think anything of it. On the day of the ceremony, the couple met me in Downtown Greenville, at Falls Park at the Reedy River. I'd even made the couple a keepsake, because they said they wanted one with the ceremony. Not a problem. Couple married, license paperwork signed, marriage license waiting in my hands to be mailed to the Beaufort County's Probate Court. So what happens? On Sunday night before the next day Monday's mail drop off of the couples' license, I receive a call from the Groom, yes, the same one I'd been communicating with for not just a few weeks, but for a FEW MONTHS. He says, “Don't turn the marriage license in!” Blank Stare. My reply, “You mean to tell me you don't want me to turn in the marriage license?” "That's correct, ma'am." May I ask why? Well, see, well, me and my girl wanted to invite more people to the ceremony and well, some of the family members got upset that we got married and they weren't there. “Oh, okay.” Even MORE confusion. So, a few days later, the Bride calls, “You turned our marriage license in, right?” MASS CONFUSION NOW. Wait, you mean to tell me that you guys wanted me to GO AHEAD and turn your paperwork in?” I eventually came to find out that the couple were involved in a disagreement between one another, it had absolutely NOTHING to do with family members not being able to attend. For those notaries public who decide to marry couples along with your commission duties, ensure that with each and every couple you join together in matrimony, TURN IN THE MARRIAGE LICENSE NO MATTER WHAT! After ceremony and filling of the paperwork, you are required to turn in the paperwork within 15 days thereafter. *The message at the end applies to State of South Carolina Notaries Public who marry couples. If you are hearing this and are in another state, your notarial and marriage rules may be different. This was today's Adventure in Matrimony.

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