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Macon Atkinson

Macon Atkinson

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Reporter, Post and Courier

Greenville

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  • Where does gentrification most threaten SC farm land? A new Furman University map has the answers

    By Macon Atkinson Verified| Post and Courier Greenville Verified GREENVILLE — Rural farm land across South Carolina in areas like Johns Island, Fairfield County and along Lake Greenwood is most threatened by intense gentrification pressures, according to a new mapping tool from Furman University. Farms across the state are essential for producing locally sourced food and feed for livestock, both for Palmetto State residents and international export.

    By Macon Atkinson Verified · Post and Courier Greenville

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Nancy Mace woos MAGA faithfuls in vote-rich Greenville SC. Do they want her?

    By Macon Atkinson Verified| Post and Courier Verified GREENVILLE — There's a lot Kelley Suddeth likes about U.S. Rep. Nancy Mace. Suddeth, a 48-year-old Greenville small business owner, likes that Mace flipped her coastal First District from Democrat to Republican in 2020. Most importantly, she loves that Mace has wholeheartedly embraced the MAGA movement and President Donald Trump. Given the choice, Suddeth, a Republican, would probably vote for Mace for governor in 2026, she said.

    By Macon Atkinson Verified · Post and Courier

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Where does gentrification most threaten SC farm land? A new Furman University map has the answers

    By Macon Atkinson Verified| Post and Courier Greenville Verified GREENVILLE — Rural farm land across South Carolina in areas like Johns Island, Fairfield County and along Lake Greenwood is most threatened by intense gentrification pressures, according to a new mapping tool from Furman University. Farms across the state are essential for producing locally sourced food and feed for livestock, both for Palmetto State residents and international export.

    By Macon Atkinson Verified · Post and Courier Greenville

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Post and Courier

Charleston, South Carolina, United States

+1 843-577-7111