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This is your final boarding call ice update
This is oddly satisfying to watch. | Video by GSP
Roads are clearing, businesses are reopening, and life is returning to normal after Sunday’s ice storm. Be careful out there — there are still slick spots on roads as they refreeze overnight, especially on secondary roads.
Here’s one last round of updates to start your day — back to regularly scheduled programming tomorrow.
✈️ What did it take to get GSP back online after being closed to all arrivals and departures during the ice storm? Drone video captured the transformation.
🚜 In total, the City of Greenville’s public works department logged a total of 4,300 hours laying 1.37 million pounds of salt, 6,830 pounds of ice melt, and 6,800 gallons of brine. It put 7,820 miles on their vehicles. Thank you to all 361 of you!
📸 Last call to submit your photos for our gallery — think of it as a community scrapbook remembering the ice day fun.
There’s a chance for snow in the forecast Friday night into Saturday morning — no we aren’t kidding. “This time it’s an all-snow scenario and it doesn’t bring quite as much moisture with it so accumulations would be light,” FOX Carolina reports. It’s still early, but definitely keep an eye on the weather.
Development
Greater Greenville Sanitation District is selling its 13.57-acre property on West Washington Street, just west of downtown near Unity Park. Avison Young is marketing the site for a potential multifamily or mixed-use redevelopment as sanitation builds a new campus off Old Easley Highway. (Upstate Business Journal)
Transit
Greenlink will roll out 30-minute service on four bus routes starting Monday, Feb. 2, covering White Horse, Augusta, East North, and the Woodruff Connector. Leaders also kicked off planning for a new Transit Development Plan and future upgrades to the downtown transit center. (Greenville Journal)
Open
State & Liberty Clothing Co. is now open on Main Street downtown, next to Coffee Underground. The men’s apparel brand specializes in tailored, performance-ready styles for athletic builds, including suits and blazers. The shop is open daily from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. (Upstate Business Journal)
Biz
TD Synnex has landed on Fortune’s 2026 World’s Most Admired Companies list for the fifth straight year. The global IT company, with a major Greenville presence, was recognized for innovation, leadership, and corporate reputation among the world’s largest firms. (Upstate Business Journal)
Health
AnMed Urgent Care will open a new location across from the Chick-fil-A on Laurens Road tomorrow, Jan. 29. The new location offers walk-in and scheduled care, on-site X-rays and lab services, and is open daily from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. (Greenville Journal)
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Leading with service
Danielle’s team renovated United Ministries’ Place of Hope. | Photo by GVLtoday
If you look around our community, you’ll find the handprints of Leadership Greenville all around as the Greenville Chamber’s flagship leadership program splits into teams to complete projects (including fundraising $25,000) for local nonprofits.
Transforming Berea Middle School’s courtyard into an outdoor learning environment
Building an interactive play area for the Upstate Fatherhood Coalition
If you want to help, you can donate here — just select which project you’d like to support.
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