The move is part of Meeting Street Scholarship Fund’s Mission 46 initiative which seeks to make scholarships available in all 46 South Carolina counties.
Helene and its aftermath have delayed the project’s final phase of planting native species of trees, shrubs and other plants that naturally capture sediment and other runoff.
Of 900 roads and bridges closed due to damage in the wake of Hurricane Helene, 859 have been reopened, according to state Secretary of Transportation Justin Powell.
The question will appear as a referendum on November’s General Election ballot and present voters with a “yes” or “no” choice on whether to impose the tax.
From Greenville to Glassy Mountain, from Spartanburg to Seneca and every community in between people have turned to one another to lend helping hands and share information.