Black History Month: Brick by brick, Mable Owens Clarke shares history of Soapstone Church
Individual names may fade, but something more endures — a shared history, a community.
Centre Stage announces shows for 40th anniversary season
The Greenville theater will feature six shows on its Main Stage and three productions in its…
Darius Rucker to headline Southern Fried Circuit charity concert
The event at the William A. Floyd Amphitheater at the Civic Center will benefit the…
Renderings: Clemson Athletics announces $50M performance and wellness center
The Jervey Athletic Center will also receive renovations for the first time since 1995.
Black History Month: Brick by brick, Mable Owens Clarke shares history of Soapstone Church
Individual names may fade, but something more endures — a shared history, a community.
Centre Stage announces shows for 40th anniversary season
The Greenville theater will feature six shows on its Main Stage and three productions in its Fringe Festival.
Darius Rucker to headline Southern Fried Circuit charity concert
The event at the William A. Floyd Amphitheater at the Civic Center will benefit the Upcountry Fiber Foundation.
Renderings: Clemson Athletics announces $50M performance and wellness center
The Jervey Athletic Center will also receive renovations for the first time since 1995.
Two Upstate residents named S.C. Long Distance Runners of the Year
Two Greenville County residents have been honored by USA Track and Field SC.
News of the Weird: New world order
Sure, your fancy SUV may have ventilated seats and Wi-Fi, but does it have electrified door handles?
Upstate Beat: Randall Bramblett Band brings gritty, grown-up rock and blues to The Spinning Jenny
Randall Bramblett’s latest release was not an easy one to make.
Greenville County Schools Class Acts for February 2023
Take a look at the Greenville County School Distict news including students, teachers and staff.
Windy City Burgers to launch lunch hours
Windy City Burgers offers 10 burgers and four specialty fries.
Local couple is matching up to $15K in donations for kids with developmental disabilities
Dr. Bill Schmidt and his wife, Jean have pledged to match any donations the facility receives up to a total of $15,000.
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Clemson University forms School of Mechanical and Automotive Engineering
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Real estate rundown week ending February 3, 2023
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