Enthusiasts conduct model train show in Easley
Saturday, February 26th, 2011Show to continue Sunday at J.B. Owens Sports Complex
2,500 model train enthusiasts to chug into Easley
Wednesday, February 23rd, 2011Model train show to be held Saturday and Sunday
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Region readies three options for passenger rail travel
Tuesday, September 14th, 2010Thanks to a number of factors, the faint sound of a passenger train whistle can now be heard rolling down long-abandoned downtown tracks, with Charleston Mayor Joe Riley in the lead car, readying his conductor's cap. by Greg Hambrick Charleston Mayor Joe Riley's nostalgic dream of passenger trains running down a long-abandoned downtown route is just about where it has always been — on a piece of ...
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Central Railroad Festival to expand with more music, memorabilia (Anderson Independent-Mail)
Saturday, March 27th, 2010Organizers of the Central Railroad Festival say they are going all out this year to make the event more accessible and entertaining.
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Annual Central train show draws railroad enthusiasts (Anderson Independent-Mail)
Sunday, February 28th, 2010EASLEY —Jim Cevasco smiled Sunday as he watched a train display with his grandson at the Central Railway Model and Historical Association’s annual train show.Cevasco, 63, of Simpsonville said he has been a train enthusiast since he was 4. He brought his grandson, Scott Buie, 8, to the show in the hopes of passing along his hobby to him one day.Scott said he was impressed by the speed of the ...
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Trains, loans latest hurdles of SC Noisette plan (INO News)
Friday, June 12th, 2009(AP:NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C.) The Noisette Project always was ambitious _ a $1 billion public-private partnership to redevelop the urban core of North Charleston in an environmentally sensitive way.
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Centerpiece of $700 million Land for inland port would be given by Jafza (The Times and Democrat)
Saturday, March 7th, 2009Concerned that far more than a soured U.S. economy is eroding the state's position in the global supply chain, the Orangeburg County Development Commission is promoting a $700 million plan to create a "global logistics corridor" extending from the Port of Charleston to Columbia.
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Virginia Companies Still Spending Big on Lobbying (Media General News Service Washington Bureau)
Sunday, March 1st, 2009Depressed economy inspires few to cut back on their high-dollar efforts to influence the government. more
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