GCS breaks ground on $12.7M Career and Technical Education Innovation Center
Greenville County Schools will soon have a new CTE Innovation Center that will focus on STEM education and careers.
A second home: How South Carolina Children’s Theatre works to provide accessible theatre
South Carolina's Children Theatre debuts its first show of the season.
What do your property taxes pay for?
It’s a truism that’s almost always said with grim resignation: nothing is certain but death…
Greenville County Council Notes: Volvo is expected to invest $42.6 million in Greenville County
Here’s a recap of Greenville County Council’s Sept. 20 meeting.
GCS breaks ground on $12.7M Career and Technical Education Innovation Center
Greenville County Schools will soon have a new CTE Innovation Center that will focus on STEM education and careers.
A second home: How South Carolina Children’s Theatre works to provide accessible theatre
South Carolina's Children Theatre debuts its first show of the season.
What do your property taxes pay for?
It’s a truism that’s almost always said with grim resignation: nothing is certain but death and taxes.
Greenville County Council Notes: Volvo is expected to invest $42.6 million in Greenville County
Here’s a recap of Greenville County Council’s Sept. 20 meeting.
Embodiment of the American dream
The Hispanic Alliance fosters collaboration and connectivity among people, resources and cultures to build thriving communities.
Furman Theatre Department announces 2022-2023 production lineup
All shows will be held in The Playhouse on Furman’s campus.
Play follows writer C.S. Lewis from Christian debunker to believer
“C.S. Lewis on Stage: Further Up & Further In,” traces the Christian writer from donnish obscurity in the 1930s to international renown a decade later.
City Juice: Harry’s Hoagies
Harry’s Hoagies is as old school as a school can get, yet it’s only a few months old.
Real estate rundown week ending September 23, 2022
Read this week's Greenville, South Carolina real estate news update.
Bon Secours gets grant to study long-haul COVID symptoms
Bon Secours Diane Collins Neuroscience Institute was granted $30,000 to help study long COVID and its potential therapies.
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Greenville Downtown Airport director Joe Frasher awarded Order of the Palmetto
The award was presented on behalf of Gov. Henry McMaster by Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette.
GVL2040: Nodes and corridors pave the way for future growth
GVL2040 is the city's comprehensive plan to shape its growth and evolution over the coming years.
Drama ‘Pipeline’ to open at The Warehouse Theatre
Tickets are $35 per person and may be purchased online.
News of the Weird: Odd Job
Kindt Clinics in Amsterdam posted an odd job opening for someone who is able to vomit at will.
Weekly Dish: New speakeasy to open in downtown Greenville; UP on the Roof to open Anderson location
Here’s the dish on some local restaurant news for the week of Sept. 23.
Furman Department of Music announces fall 2022 concert schedule
The performances are mostly free and open to the public.
Hampton-Pinckney PorchFest to return to Greenville
The event showcases 21 musical performances from 10 porches in the Hampton-Pinckney neighborhood.
Premier Arts Collective launches public art and music therapeutic workshops
“I can’t think of a better place to host these workshops than Triune Mercy Center,” said Triune Mercy Center social worker Rachael Mason.
Glimpses of Greenville: City Hotel…the one that got away
The City Hotel Co. was headed by J.I. Westervelt, an important city businessman who started both Brandon Mill and Judson Mill.
Clemson, UofSC, Furman top US News rankings of colleges in South Carolina
See how Upstate colleges and universities ranked.
For Goodness’ Sake with William Brown: Big shoes to fill
The idea behind walking a mile in someone else’s shoes is meant to spark a sense of empathy within us. It’s an expression for sure, but have you ever actually imagined physically doing it?