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Upstate Forever in the News 2002 This is the archive of news articles for the year 2002. For previous years, please click on the links below. All articles are listed in reverse chronological order. Group
pushes for 'smart-growth' rules 'Penny
for parks' an investment in quality of life Golden
Strip found to be a big sprawl contributor Running
out of room: Upstate ranks fifth in urban sprawl How
the report was done Greenville-Spartanburg
ranks fifth in nation for sprawl Upstate
Forever asking folks to point out historic and pristine spots Shade
Tree Mechanics: Cheers abound as council approves ordinance Group
seeks special places Jeanne
Brooks: Why you might want to go to tonight's County Council meeting Sprawl
wastes water, worsens drought Debate
rages: more trees or fewer rules Oconee
clings to rural charm despite continued growth Golden
Strip urged to think green regionally Group
wants penny sales tax funds for Conservation
easement plan unveiled at The
Real Slim Shady Morton's
trees could be spared from chopping block Developers
can get the jump on council Greenville
needs tree ordinance to stay green Planting
a lesson, if not trees Greenville
needs trees to stay green Tree
ordinance debate gets hot Concern
for trees halts work at Natural
Capitalism County
Council wrestles with landscaping ordinance Innovative
land-use tool gets airing at conference Upstate
Forever must be embraced Tree
ordinance headed for hearing A
summons to all who care about trees County
to consider landscaping ordinance Morton remains
new elementary school site Simpsonville
Elementary Supporters Hope to Pack Board Meeting Simpsonville
School's Fate Remains Uncertain Simpsonville
vs. School District Morton Parents
Favor Two-School Concept City
to Study How to Landscape I-385 Supporters
of Downtown Simpsonville School Hold on to Hopes Downtown
Simpsonville Elementary Draws Support Reassignment
Could Trim SES Staff Simpsonville
Council Supports Keeping School Downtown Simpsonville
Citizens Want School to Stay Put Brad Wyche
Receives Environmental Award How to not
Pave Paradise Highway 11
Tract to be Preserved Supporters
Hope to Keep Downtown School Open
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