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
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A mystery with a history: Hand-hewn canoe found in Chattooga River could be centuries old
An intact, dugout canoe pulled from a remote section of the Chattooga River in Oconee County could be 200 years old or older, but so far the discovery poses more…
Where are all the cars? Low inventory, high prices strain local lots
The average trade-in value for used cars in 2021 is up 75.6% from 2020, according to Edmund’s.
Summer safety: Maximize the fun, minimize the risks
Summer in the South brings a few certainties: bugs, heat and sun, unpredictable weather and the need for staying hydrated.
Green spaces, local history are shaping Greenlink’s planned Arcadia Drive facility
As part of the design process, Greenlink invited the public on July 1 to offer feedback during a presentation at the Kroc Center.
A century of creativity: Greenville artist Jeanet Dreskin nears 100th birthday
When Greenville artist Jeanet Dreskin was born in New Orleans on September 29, 1921, Warren Harding was president.
Furman names first-ever Chief Innovation Officer
“Anthony has led the way in creating an innovation and entrepreneurial environment at Furman, both within the university and with state and local organizations,” Elizabeth Davis said.
Returning to the office? What is Fido going to do?
Dogs may suffer more than cats, said Dr. Madelynn Garrelts, a small animal veterinarian at Cleveland Park Animal Hospital in Greenville.
Greenville Triumph announces formation of women’s team, new league
Triumph chairman Joe Erwin said the Greenville-based team will be one of among up to 30 others in the first season.
Lake Conestee Nature Preserve, ReWa partner to expand education programs
There are a number of natural gems in the Upstate worth exploring, but perhaps none are as close to Greenville as Lake Conestee Nature Preserve (LCNP).
Pandemic slows — but does not stop — wheels of justice
“I guess the best way to describe it is it’s an interstate highway where one lane is blocked by a wreck,” said Richard Shirley, Anderson County Clerk of Court.
What to know about South Carolina’s open carry law
With the signing of the new “Open Carry with Training” Act into law by Gov. Henry McMaster May 17, South Carolinians who hold a Concealed Weapons Permit (CWP) will soon be able to openly carry handguns in the state.
New Greenville Junior League leaders discuss post-pandemic priorities
The Nearly New Shop at 118 Greenacre Road is JLG’s principal fundraising venture with an estimated $320,000 in gross sales last year.
‘I do it for the joy’ – South Carolina Hall of Fame basketball referee recalls four decades on the hardcourt
Al Banister was named to the South Carolina Basketball Officials Association Hall of Fame in 2020.
201-year-old Poinsett Bridge needs an engineering study, SCDNR says
The bridge was active for about 100 years following its construction but is now only open to foot traffic.