Abandoned bunnies find their forever home at Simpsonville’s Rabbit Sanctuary
The Rabbit Sanctuary sits on 30 acres along Simpsonville’s bustling Fairview Road, a location that was rural when it was started more than 50 years ago.
Greenville County Schools chafes against latest DHEC mask guidance
Greenville County Schools will release more information next week on what COVID-19 protocols…
Greenville resident Jon Cesaro turns woodworking hobby into YouTube moneymaker
Jon Cesaro never intended for his woodworking hobby to go further — until the pandemic hit
Greenville’s Jennifer Perras finalist for national SilverSneakers senior fitness instructor award
“Right from that very first class this was magic,” Jennifer Perras says. “It was like the…
Greenville Jewelry Invitational accepting applications
The Greenville Jewelry Invitational is accepting applications from local jewelry artists to participate through Sept. 30.
Greenville Center for Creative Arts annual showcase to feature 100+ local artists
Greenville Center for Creative Arts will hold its sixth annual showcase on Friday, Aug. 6, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at 101 Abney St. in Greenville.
Hall’s Chophouse bartender wins Fernet-Branca cocktail competition at Urban Wren
Cassie Gallant took home the prize for the best Fernet-Branca cocktail on July 12 during a competition hosted by Urban Wren.
Real estate rundown ending July 30, 2021
Read this week's Greenville, South Carolina real estate news update.
Day in the Life: Ernesto Barquet Arrambide a.k.a. Reedy Rip’It
Ernesto Barquet Arrambide has been playing Greenville Drive's mascot Reedy Rip'It since 2017.
Clemson Corner: Boeing, Clemson partner to expand opportunities for Black, Latino men
The company will become the presenting sponsor of Clemson’s 2021 Men of Color National Summit
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Art in Focus: Center for Educational Equity Woodcut Mural
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ZZ Top bassist Dusty Hill dead at 72; Simpsonville show canceled
Classic rock band ZZ Top announced July 28 on their Facebook page that bassist Dusty Hill died in his sleep at home in Houston Texas. He was 72.
The Scoop with Amy Doyle: CATS celebrates 25 years as an art camp
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Photos: Greenville Drive vs. Greensboro Grasshoppers at Fluor Field
The Greenville Drive hosted the Greensboro Grasshoppers last weekend at Fluor Field. See our photo gallery.
The NEXT School to host free, public COVID-19 vaccine clinics
Walk-ins are accepted.
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Bon Secours Health System to host free Health Day Fair at the Phillis Wheatley Community Center
All services will be provided in mobile units.
UnitedHealthcare donates $300K to South Carolina nonprofits
UnitedHealthcare announced July 22 it is awarding $300,000 in Empowering Health grants to four community-based organizations in South Carolina.
Greenville native named executive director of New York-based Hi-ARTS
The board of directors of Hi-ARTS announced July 19 Aaron L. McKinney, a Greenville native, was named as executive director.
Pole vaulter Sandi Morris of Greenville launches for Gold at the Tokyo Olympic Games
Sandi Morris said when she's on the runway she doesn’t think about the outcome. Instead, she takes in the moment — focusing on her breathing and the feel of the pole in her hands.
The Greenville Chorale goes back to its roots in celebrating its 60th anniversary season
The ensemble’s 60th anniversary season spotlights core works of the choral-and-orchestral repertoire, offering Brahms’ Requiem, Handel’s “Messiah” and Bach’s B-Minor Mass.
Greenville’s Steven Tingle releases debut novel – ‘Graveyard Fields’
“I had a character in mind who was a detective, but an apathetic one, not one who actually solves cases. I gave him a whole laundry list of problems.” – Steven Tingle