Camiell Foulger, Author at GREENVILLE JOURNAL

Center for Developmental Services hosts Eggs Benefit on Oct. 3

Breakfast will be served at 7:30 a.m. and a program will take place from 8-9 a.m.

Furman University Princeton Review’s college guide

Furman University has been included in The Princeton Review again this year

13 percent of America’s 3,000 four-year colleges made the updated list this year.

Princeton Review names Clemson University number one in career services

Princeton Review ranked Clemson in the top 10 colleges in a total nine categories this year.

Drawing C.O.R.A.L. Project teaches local students about ocean acidity

The SC Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities recently held the Drawing C.O.R.A.L. (Calcifying Organisms in a Rising Acidity Level) Project.

St. Joseph’s Catholic School teacher to serve on state’s Holocaust Council

Sen. Harvey S. Peeler Jr., president of the South Carolina Senate, sent a letter to Marla Palmer this summer informing her she'd been appointed to the S.C. Holocaust Council.

Local theater’s production of ‘Boy’ focuses on gender confusion

Proud Mary Theatre Co., a theater production company devoted to examining the stories of LGBTQ+ individuals, will be bringing the play "Boy" to Greenville, Anderson, and Spartanburg this August.

Fall for Greenville reveals music lineup for October

This year's festival, presented by Pepsi, will take place Oct. 11-13.

Blood Connection and Outback partnership

Blood Connection partners with Outback to help with donor shortage

Anyone who gives blood during Aug. 1-29 will be given a $20 Outback gift card and a free Bloomin’ Onion coupon.

Bon Secours St. Francis Health System receives award for best hospital

Bon Secours St. Francis Health System was recognized as a Best Hospital by the U.S. News & World Report.

Over $53 million waiting to be claimed in Greenville

Businesses, churches, estates, charities, and individuals may have unclaimed property.

Greenville Free Medical Clinic updates eye clinic with help of grant

The Greenville Free Medical Clinic recently received a grant of $99,787 from the 2018 Fluor Golf for Greenville tournament to update its eye clinic. The ribbon-cutting for the new space…

The GJ rundown: What did you miss this week?

Every Friday we are sharing the top stories of the week you may have missed.

Food truck to provide free meals to students during the summer months

The Riley Institute at Furman partnered with Greenville County Schools to release a food truck that will provide free meals to Greenville County students. The food truck was unveiled July…