Easley Patch Weekly Roundup: Feb. 20-24

Just in case you missed something, here's what happened last week in Easley:

Monday

Brittany Barger was chosen as Pickens County Business and Professional Women's Young Careerist for the year 2012.

As nature prepares for spring, the Easley Community Garden is getting ready for its first season.

Tuesday

Pickens County Has Talent has been drawing the most talented acts from all over the county and this Saturday the finalists will compete for the top spot.

A new superintendent has been selected by the School District of Pickens County Board of Trustees to replace Dr. Henry Hunt when he retires at the end of June.

A Pickens County Grand Jury has indicted a Liberty woman accused of killing four of her family members last October.

Wednesday

It's almost spring, which means it's almost time for fresh, locally grown produce at the Easley Farmers Market.

On Wednesday we asked readers what they thought should occupy a vacant storefront. This retail space located at 1023 South Pendleton Street in Easley was the former home of the Easley Walmart. Check out what fellow readers thought should go here.

Thursday

A donation to Pickens County Meals on Wheels could earn you a brand new custom motorcycle.

This adorable puppy was found by one of our readers roaming near Highway 8 in Easley and needs a home.

Friday

For the past six years  the mentoring program, Breakers Buddies, has been making a difference in the lives of students at Gettys Middle School in Easley.

It was a full house at Gettys Middle School gymnasium Thursday when students and parents gathered for the annual Black History Month celebration, an event that truly reflected the progress society has made and the positive hope for continued change.

The Forest Acres Elementary design team won the design competition for its car called “The Green Machine” at the SDPC JetToy Challenge on February 17.