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.
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Senior Action celebrates ribbon cutting ceremony with SC governor
Senior Action's new building covers more than twice the space of the previous facility.
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.
Bill will require Greenville County Schools to open high schools five days a week
High school students who attend in-person instruction currently attend classes Monday through Thursday and participate in e-learning on Fridays.
Greenville County Schools grapples with failing grades, prepares for next year’s virtual program
More than 3,000 GCS students have signed up for next year's virtual program.
Clemson receives $10.6 million grant to establish research center on human genetics and disease
The grant will fund the first five-year phase of the Center of Biomedical Research Excellence.
Wings of the City exhibition by world-renowned Mexican artist Jorge Marín comes to Falls Park
"Wings of the City" will be on display in Falls Park until October.
Finalists for Greenville County Schools Teacher of the Year announced
Greenville County Schools revealed the ten finalists for the 2021-22 Teacher of the Year on Thursday, April 1. Superintendent Burke Royster drove to ten different schools Thursday to surprise each…
Generations Group at 30: Working to end the cycle of sexual violence in boys
For 30 years Generations Group has sought to end the cycle by providing these boys with services and treatments to help them live healthy and safe lives.
Greenville parents and students call for better ways to address mental health
At the Greenville County Schools’ board of trustees meeting, parents and students from several high schools spoke of the need to address mental health.
New exhibit at Upcountry History Museum displays storytelling through 3D art
A new exhibition at the Upcountry History Museum stitches together various scenes to bring stories and art to life.
U.S. Army and Greenville PD partner to provide potential employment to veterans
The PaYS program guarantees soldiers five job interviews after they complete their service.
Virtual program enrollment opens again for GCS students
The second enrollment window will be from Thursday, April 1 until Friday, April 23.
MAC and TD Bank award businesses supportive of the arts
Greenville’s arts scene lost about $50 million dollars due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
New Pediatric Feeding Disorders Foundation helps Upstate families overcome nutrition challenges
“Families of children with pediatric feeding disorders report moderate to catastrophic financial burden,” Brianna Miluk, president of the foundation, said.