The COVID-19 pandemic: One year later
“Modern-day society has never encountered anything quite like this, from the standpoint of how connected we are," says Dr. Wendell James, Prisma Health’s chief clinical officer.
3 Greenville filmmakers win awards at Beaufort International Film Fest
“This is a first for S.C. filmmakers,” said festival organizer Ron Tucker of the Beaufort…
John Warner’s new mission: bridging community gaps with the Kroc Center
A U.S. Air Force Academy graduate who flew C-130s over Laos and Vietnam, Warner sees his…
Greenville County Council notes: West Greenville development with dog park gets rezoning approval
Here’s a recap of the March 2 Greenville County Council meeting
Three Greenville Tech employees recognized as Educators of the Year
The South Carolina Technical Education Association recognized three Greenville Technical College employees as Educators of the Year. The honorees were Professor Jan Bishop, Dean Thomas…
Greenville Housing Fund receives $250,000 grant from the TD Charitable Foundation
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the numbers of Greenville County families forced to live in motels has increased.
Bob Jones University to de-escalate COVID-19 protocols
Bob Jones University will begin a phased approach to de-escalate its on-campus COVID-19 protocols March 2.
Thinking of building a pool?
A residential pool is a big investment, so it’s important to partner with a properly licensed professional who’s built a solid reputation for designing, building and delivering pools on time —…
Meet the 2021 Upstate Music Awards finalists
Here are the five finalists in each of the 12 categories, listed in alphabetical order.
Student essays ask, ‘Where do I go from here?’
Purpose of our program was to inspire individuals to take specific actions that will contribute to improving the health, economic and social condition of our community.
Art in Focus: Rising Star
Post your photo of Rising Star using #gvlartinfocus.
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Roebuck singer to appear on ‘American Idol’
The recorded episode with Caleb Kennedy will air for the first time at 8 p.m. March 7 on ABC.
Greenville County Schools partners with Bon Secours to vaccinate teachers
Out of about 10,000 employees, about 6,100 signed up to receive the vaccine.
For Goodness’ Sake with William Brown: More connected than we know
If we can spark a chain reaction that sets the world on a different course, wouldn’t we want to use that power for good?
Happy Cow Creamery’s president awarded Order of the Palmetto
Happy Cow Creamery’s president, Tom Trantham, received the Order of the Palmetto.
Letter to the editor: No need to convert tennis courts for pickleball
Tennis participation in the United States increased by 22% in 2020
Greenville Tech partners with DHEC to offer free COVID-19 testing
The college previously announced that the Buck Mickel Center at 216 S. Pleasantburg Drive in Greenville will also be used by DHEC as a COVID-19 vaccine clinic site.
Glimpses of Greenville: 1820 to 1830 — Upgrades and amenities
The 1820s held unprecedented development for the village known as Greenville
Letter to the Editor: Greenlink customers give back to the community
More than 300 food items donated in one day.
Greenville County to declare March Upstate International Month
Greenville County will declare March Upstate International Month on March 4 at 2 p.m.
Understanding South Carolina’s vaccine distribution plan
Phase 1B will begin March 8, allowing those 55 and older to receive the vaccine among other groups.
The Greenville Ripper invites teams of sleuths to crack the case
The Greenville Ripper is a fictional assailant who has killed three men and is on the loose.
Free weekend shuttle service launched in Travelers Rest
New Travelers Rest shuttle is solar-powered