Evan Peter Smith, Author at GREENVILLE JOURNAL

Boy Scouts

National Boy Scout bankruptcy will have ‘no effect’ on local scouting programs, CEO says

Local Scouting is and always has been an independent 501(c)3 legal entity operating as a financially separate from the national Boy Scouts of America organization, Greg Balog said.

Greenville mural

Calling all artists: County hosts storm drain mural contest

Work will be installed sometime in May.

Greenville County Schools

Paid internships available for Greenville County students

31 area businesses and organizations offer paid internships through LaunchGVL

Greenville development

How will development impact future flooding and water quality?

Frank Holleman, senior attorney with the Southern Environmental Law Center, says anyone with open eyes can see how development is proceeding at “an incredibly rapid pace.”

After losing his dog, man finds renewed faith in humanity

To say Thomas McLeroy had a tough week is an understatement.

Art Crossing: The best money-losing investment Phil Hughes ever made

“It became a loss leader,” Phil Hughes said, “but we still wanted it so bad.”

Megan Prewitt Koon

Local author Megan Prewitt Koon talks ‘Sweet Divinity’

The author's debut novel was published by Prospective Press and is available now

Brown Street

Symbolic signage: New Brown Street sign to be installed in February

Everything about the Brown Street sign is symbolic, from the fabric woven into the pedestals to the ivy curling at the top.

Greenville S.C. new city manager

City of Greenville receives high marks in annual audit

The city’s total revenues for the year came to a little more than $91 million.

Writeshare Greenville

New Greenville writers’ network brings community to a solitary pursuit

Writeshare's regular Writers' Happy Hour is held from 5:30-7:30 p.m. the first Friday of each month.

Greenville County Square

City moves forward on County Square project

The first of two votes passed with just one dissent. The city will vote for a second and final time on Feb. 10.

Hobart Lewis wins runoff for Greenville County Sheriff

Lewis will now go on to face Democrat Paul Guy in the general election on March 10.

Shoeless Joe Jackson featured in ESPN documentary “Banned For Life”

Check out the times and the channels where the episode will air.

How to Save a Life: a look inside The Blood Connection

When hospitals need to solve their toughest mysteries, they turn to the lab technicians at The Blood Connection for answers.

Greenville County Law Enforcement Center

Lt. Jason Rampey retires after 24 years with the Greenville Police Department

The announcement comes after Rampey was placed on paid administrative leave in December.

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