Greenville ENC Alliance launches new edition of livability magazine
GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) — The Greenville ENC Alliance published a new edition of their Livability Magazine.
The Greenville ENC Alliance has partnered with Livability Media for a second year to represent Greenville as a great place to live, work, and visit.
A magazine that offers a collection of Greenville SOPS, things to do, education, and more, will help to attract more residents to opportunities in the area.
'This issue is important for us because we highlight a couple of things. One. How this is a great place to raise a family. It's fun for families,' President and CEO of Greenville ENC Alliance, Josh Lewis said. 'That's kind of leading tagline of the magazine but also share stories about people that have located here their transplants and sharing their experiences about integrating in the community and putting down roots.'
The magazine also aims to give readers perspectives from recent relocated professionals in the area.
'Readers will gain perspectives from recently relocated professionals and returning families on what makes this area such a great place to live,' Lewis added. 'The reality is that few small metro areas offer the quality of healthcare, access to education, and career opportunities that we have available. Add these attributes to an emerging downtown district, access to parks and greenways, and being located approximately an hour and a half from some of the best beaches in the world and you have the ingredients to create a great sense of place.'
The new edition of Livability Greenville-Pitt County is published by Livability Media and is available by clicking here.
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