Greenville County Schools to allow more graduation guests this year
Each student will be able to invite between four to eight guests depending on the size of the high school.
Murray’s Cheese coming to select Harris Teeter stores
Murray’s will offer customers a variety of specialty foods, focusing on cheese, charcuterie,…
FEMA to provide assistance with funeral costs for COVID-19 related deaths
FEMA is authorized to provide financial assistance to families who incurred COVID-19-related…
Glimpses of Greenville: 1850 to 1860
Two amenities, missing at the beginning of the decade, would soon come and take the town to…
Prisma and University of South Carolina School of Medicine welcome resident physicians
More than 90 resident physicians will join Prisma Health in the Upstate.
Photos: Greer International Festival
See more from Saturday's Greer International Festival.
YMCA of Greenville receives $5,000 grant from United Bank
The program works to serve post-high school adults with diverse abilities.
Greenville native Dr. Brannon Traxler to become SC’s director of public health
Dr. Traxler has been a familiar face throughout the pandemic often appearing in the media to discuss the state's efforts against COVID-19.
Furman unveils on-campus statue of Joseph Vaughn, the university’s first African American and student of color
Vaughn enrolled at Furman in 1965 and graduated in 1968 with a degree in English.
Greer CPW Electric Department receives national safety award
Greer CPW’s electric department announced April 12 it was recognized with the APPA’s Safety Award of Excellence for safe operating practices in 2020.
Senior Action celebrates ribbon cutting ceremony with SC governor
Senior Action's new building covers more than twice the space of the previous facility.
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Residential real estate rundown ending April 16
Erica James joined Joan Herlong & Associates Sotheby’s International Realty as a sales agent. She founded The Booty Shop, a female-focused fitness studio and bar in downtown Greenville and…
Project HOPE Foundation to host 2021 Hope Invitational over five days at five different courses
The 2021 Hope Invitational Golf Tournament, which benefits the Project HOPE Foundation and began on April 15, is being held over five separate days.
How to be a Conservationist just in time for Earth Day
Take some time to see how you can be a conservationist. Here are some ideas to get you started.
‘The world is a beautiful place’ – An Aussie thanks Greenville for paying it forward
The City of Greenville received a heartwarming note from the unlikeliest of places this week. Adam Salamito lives in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. He said he is disabled, works part time to…
BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina Foundation awards 10-year grant to assist minority students pursuing medicine
The UofSC School of Medicine Greenville announced it received a 10-year grant to fund a scholarship to support minority students.
Greenlink names inaugural Greenlink Earth Day Superhero
Greenlink pulled transactions from TouchPass to choose the winner.
Crossing Greenville’s food deserts
Why is fresh, healthy and affordable food so hard to find in some areas of Greenville County?
New discovery+ documentary ‘Web of Lies: Tortured Hero’ tells the story of Greenville’s Jared Johns
"I’m sorry. I messed up,” he wrote in his suicide note. “I love you all. This is not what I wanted. Tell my sons I was a good man.”
Scene but not heard: Upstate hip-hop strives to find equal footing
There’s been a lot of talk in the Upstate about our music scene over the last few years. About rock, country, electronic music, folk and jazz. But there’s one genre that seems to get bypassed:…
Letter to the editor: In response to the biggest lie
Dr. Wynn’s editorial states: “Our biggest lie began in 1619 when 20 enslaved Africans were brought to our shores.”
Letter to the Editor: In response to The Biggest Lie, April 2, 2021
Editor’s note: This letter is in response to a letter to the editor authored by Dr. Baxter Wynn published in our April 2, 2021 print issue. We welcome input from the community we serve.…
Letter to the editor: In response to April 2, 2021 letter in GJ
As a child, I moved to Greenville from San Antonio, Texas in 1960, and my first memory was the small, dark lobby in the downtown airport with a chained sign over the water fountain saying,…