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#YeahTHATAgenda: New Falls Tower Details, TopGolf Opens First SC Location, BMW and Daimler Partner, Making THC from Yeast

Feb 28, 2019 08:53AM ● By Chris Haire
The website for Falls Tower, the signature high-rise of Downtown Greenville's Camperdown development, is live and it features new renderings and details, including a ninth-floor grilling terrace and a rooftop pool.

One particular noteworthy feature of the website: a 360-degree view of what residents and their guests may be able to see from the top of the tower. 

No prices are given for the units, but the website encourages interested parties to fill out an online form and a "Falls Tower Camperdown condominium specialist will be in touch shortly" or they can call 828.243.0774.

Although Bank of America and Elliott Davis will call Falls Tower home, elevators will be programmed to allow condo dwellers to bypass all office floors.
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Forget Growing Weed--Make Yeast Spit Out CBD and THC Instead (Wired)

The Wire
50 Most Influential
Adela Mendoza
Hispanic Alliance of South Carolina 
Executive Director

Adela Mendoza’s visionary leadership as executive director of Hispanic Alliance has solidified her position on this list for a second year. Her laser focus on fostering cross-cultural partnerships and grassroots initiatives has released a cascade of collective impact and abiding progress that elevates the trajectory of our entire community.
 
The Student DREAMers Alliance, her trailblazing leadership accelerator for Hispanic youth, was one of six initiatives around the globe to be awarded the McNulty Prize Catalyst Fund through the Aspen Institute. Her commitment to opening doors for the diverse leaders of the future won her the 2018 Diversity Leadership Award for Outstanding Contributions in International Diversity.

This year, Mendoza orchestrated the first in-depth needs assessment targeted solely at understanding the opportunities and barriers for Latinos in Greenville County. The results will be presented in early 2019 as a vital resource for generating opportunity and equity-building initiatives available to all residents.