Jeannie Putnam, Author at GREENVILLE JOURNAL

The Lives They Led: Bill Orders

A lifelong resident of Greenville, Bill Orders, who passed away in July, 2019, lived his life by following two guiding principles: First was The Golden Rule; second was Romans 8:28

The Lives They Led: Bob Hassold

Bob Hassold never outgrew his playful spirit. His sons recall that when they were young, he moved the family to a farm north of Philadelphia. This was when he got the nickname “Boondock Bob.”

Greenville Technical College announces collaboration with global technology group

The agreement allows GTC’s teachers and students to use Renishaw’s equipment in the classroom.

The Lives They Led: Beneth Jones

Throughout her life, her theater background helped her navigate her role as first lady of BJU.

Sheriff’s deputies work in schools, communities to build bridges of cooperation, understanding

The program “allows kids to interact with us as a person instead of an officer by interacting with them in a classroom setting,” Master Deputy Adrian Allen explained.

Arts & Culture

Steppin’ out: Competitive ballroom dancing inspires four Upstate women

Dr. Anne Parker, Tammy Barber, Liz Seman and Sharon Nagy are all competitive ballroom dancers who take lessons at the Carolina Ballroom Dance Studio.

Arts & Culture

Novelist Cassandra King to visit Greenville

Cassandra King met Pat Conroy, who passed away from pancreatic cancer in 2016, at a party in 1995 when they were both 50.

Senior Action, Meals on Wheels form new partnership

Meals on Wheels of Greenville County will be expanding its services, thanks to a new partnership with Senior Action and the Appalachian Council of Governments. The partnership, which is the…