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The first annual Upstate Bocce Bash was great fun for players and attendees.  Visit the Photo Gallery to see photos from Saturday, May 22, 2010.  For more information about this event, visit www.upstateboccebash.com.
Congratulations to Team #38 (Drillin’ and Fillin’)  for taking home the 2010 championship trophy.
Event benefits Special Olympics South Carolina.

Verdae Development, Inc. (VDI), the master developer for the 1,100-acre integrated community of residences and businesses within the City of Greenville (known as Verdae), announced today the appointment of Tecumseh “Tee” Hooper, Jr. to its board of directors. Hooper replaces P. Edwin Good, who now serves as chairman of the board for Hollingsworth Funds, Inc., the parent company for VDI.

The Board of Directors of Hollingsworth Funds, Inc. (Hollingsworth Funds) announced today that James W. Terry, Jr. has been selected as President and Chief Executive Officer of the charitable support 501(c)(3) organization. Terry succeeds Irvine T. (Buck) Welling, Jr. who has served as Chairman and President of Hollingsworth Funds since the organizations inception. Welling will continue as Chairman Emeritus.

The March issue of US Airways Magazine features all that is great about the city of Greenville, SC. See highlighted properties within Verdae.

Charleston has celebrated this highly anticipated tournament, benefitting Special Olympics, for the last 10 years. Now, Greenville prepares for the Upstate version of Bocce Bash!

It’s no secret that residents of Greenville, SC are very proud of the downtown area. The revitalization that has taken place over the last 20-30 years has been incredible.

Celebrating a hot summer day, the youngest residents of Ruskin Square enjoyed a special ice cream treat in Legacy Park.

Verdae releases another residential option for homeowners in Hollingsworth Park - Single-family residential packages now available from the $300s

Reservation Information for Legacy Park

Beginning April 21st, The Cascades Verdae, South Carolina’s premier continuing care retirement community, will host a series of economic talks that are free and open to the public. Ken Bolt, CEO of Banyan Senior Living, parent company for The Cascades Verdae, and COO, Sandy Knezevich, have invited the public to join them for an open discussion addressing questions and concerns regarding retirement community viability.