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2012

• April 29:
  • REGIONAL – Public input needed for Thread Trail in Mooresville
  • YORK COUNTY – Riversweep sets bold goal, new path
• April 24:
  • SPARTANBURG COUNTY – Dog park opens at Spartanburg's Rail Trail
• April 19:
  • GREENVILLE COUNTY – Swamp Rabbit Trail attracts bikers and businesses
• April 18:
  • GREENVILLE COUNTY – Swamp Rabbit Trail boosts business, study says
• April 12:
  • GREENVILLE COUNTY – Changes coming to Swamp Rabbit Trail
• April 09:
  • CHARLESTON COUNTY – Plan to pave West Ashley Greenway underway
• April 08:
  • SPARTANBURG COUNTY – Museum wants to hook up caboose at Spartanburg depot
• April 06:
  • CHARLESTON COUNTY – History where they made history: Visitation hits record at Fort Sumter where Civil War began
• April 03:
  • GREENVILLE COUNTY – Miniature Train Reopens In Greenville
• April 02:
  • GREENVILLE COUNTY – Greenville Rec District asks for public's help in trail project grant approvals
  • GREENVILLE COUNTY – Palmetto Trail will add Saluda Mountains Passage
• March 26:
  • CHARLESTON COUNTY – Plan to focus on future of parks
• March 20:
  • GREENVILLE COUNTY – App makes Swamp Rabbit Trail more user-friendly
• March 22:
  • PICKENS COUNTY – Rail line seen as another Swamp Rabbit Trail
• March 17:
  • CHARLESTON COUNTY – Cummings Point land claim denied
• March 15:
  • GREENVILLE COUNTY – Interactive map of Swamp Rabbit Trail released
• March 11:
  • LEXINGTON COUNTY – Helped by new SCANA walk, Cayce on verge of becoming outdoor recreational magnet
• March 09:
  • RICHLAND COUNTY – Riverbanks Zoo installing traffic barriers to deter partiers
• March 01:
  • BEAUFORT COUNTY – Beaufort County rail-trail project work could begin this summer
• February 29:
  • BEAUFORT COUNTY – Crystal Lake park plan ready for county's consideration
  • CHARLESTON COUNTY – Senators to push for Folly funding
• February 19:
  • CHARLESTON COUNTY – Deepening may be key to rookery, lighthouse
• February 15:
  • LOWCOUNTRY – Mobility-impaired hunters continue their adventures in the great outdoors
• February 13:
  • AIKEN COUNTY – City OKs Union Street area plan
• February 10:
  • RICHLAND COUNTY – Richland County buys Caughman property
• February 09:
  • LOWCOUNTRY – Bike paths growing across Lowcountry
• February 08:
  • YORK COUNTY – More beachfront could be coming to Lake Wylie
• February 07:
  • AIKEN COUNTY – Crews begin construction on passenger shelter at depot
• February 03:
  • GREENVILLE COUNTY – New park would link downtown spaces
• January 31:
  • STATEWIDE – SC ranks poorly for cyclists, pedestrians
  • YORK COUNTY – Rock Hill lends an ear to walkers, cyclists today
• January 30:
  • LOWCOUNTRY – Lowcountry Trust now protects Bamberg County's Platt Farm
• January 29:
  • LOWCOUNTRY – Buried in history: Secrecy protects local Indian mounds
• January 26:
  • BERKELEY COUNTY – Goose Creek kicks off bike path project
• January 24:
  • CHARLESTON COUNTY – Text of Mayor Riley's State of the City Address
• January 23:
  • RICHLAND COUNTY – One Book, One Columbia reading With American Rivers
• January 14:
  • ANDERSON COUNTY – Speaker to discuss swamp restoration in Anderson
• January 13:
  • AIKEN COUNTY – Hitchcock Woods controlled burns to begin
• January 12:
  • GREENVILLE COUNTY – Swamp Rabbit Trail addition
• January 11:
  • RICHLAND COUNTY – Benjamin's themes for '12
• January 02:
  • LOWCOUNTRY – Disappearing rattlesnakes relocated to long-leaf woods
  • CHARLESTON COUNTY – Creative lighthouse rescue