The Greenville City Council intends tonight to honor the late Mayor Byron Chitwood, continue reviewing city department “wish lists” in preparation for the next city budget and hear an update
Louis Amestoy | Herald-Banner
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On Thursday, Greenville Parks and Recreation Director Brett Quarles stopped by to chat about some of the things that are going on in the city when it comes to recreation and community events, including bringing back the cityâs Fourth of July celebration, which will be held on July 3 this year.Â
A 12-year veteran of the city of Greenville, Quarles grew up in Stephenville, where he learned to love parks and recreation from his father, who was that cityâs parks and recreation director. During the hour-long interview, which can be watched on the Herald-Bannerâs website or Facebook page, Quarles said heâs proud of the work that is being done in the cityâs park and recreation department and is looking forward to growing programs. Here are three things we learned from Brett Quarles:Â