After 16 months, Historic Pelzer Auditorium returns to life tonight with a sold out performance by Honey and The Hot Rods, followed by the July 23 kickoff of Mill Town Players’ seventh season.
Tom Hampton gained an appreciation for farm-fresh products as a child in the early 70s watching his mother tend a five-acre garden, do her own canning, and create and cook family recipes. But it would be more than 30 years before he would lay the groundwork for Hampton Acres and its all-natural products.
Nathan Weaver believes the Saluda River is a scenic gem that more Upstate locals and visitors should experience. So, last year, he bought a bus and 60 kayaks and opened Saluda River Rambler in Piedmont.
He’s a full-time physician and a part-time farmer. He’s also a husband and a father of 10. And if that weren’t enough, Dr. Brooks Smith has been called as the new bishop for the Simpsonville 3rd Ward of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
For 24 years at Christmastime, thousands of cars, vans, buses and even limousines streamed down Adger Street in Pelzer to behold people dressed in suits of colorful lights. After a six-year hiatus, The Pelzer Light People have returned.
