DAN MARSH | The Greenwood Commonwealth

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Dan Marsh

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Saying 'good-bye' to Greenwood
By DAN MARSH - Managing Editor
Fri,07/21/23-2:00AM , 8429 Reads
Home is where one starts from. – T.S. Eliot
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Might ‘Barbenheimer’ save the summer?
By DAN MARSH - Managing Editor
Thu,07/20/23-5:45PM , 2720 Reads
It’s a “Barbenheimer” weekend.
What, you may be asking yourself (or those nearest you) is a “Barbenheimer”?
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Stuck in algorithm hell
By DAN MARSH - Managing Editor
Thu,07/13/23-2:00AM , 1694 Reads
I’ve never been a really big fan of Facebook.
Oh, I have a Facebook page, and I am in and out of Facebook all the time. I like catching up on my grandchildren and my neighbor’s cat. I also recognize it as a source of (mostly unreliable, third-hand) news. Lately, however, I have noticed something alarming about Facebook.
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Participants in the 2022 Bikes, Blues & Bayous take off from the starting line in downtown Greenwood. There were 905 cyclists last year, a number that should be matched in 2023. (Dan Marsh)

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Greenwood to host hundreds of cyclists with Bikes, Blues & Bayous
By DAN MARSH - Managing Editor
Sat,07/08/23-2:00AM , 2286 Reads
It’s always a strange but exhilarating sight – hundreds of bicyclists on the streets of Greenwood on a Saturday morning in August, participating in Bikes, Blues & Bayous, the largest and most economically impactful event the city hosts each year.
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