Fundraising efforts race to the finish line to give Greenville Pickens Speedway one last season
Here's how the speedway might have a last season.
Greenville won’t stop relishing pickleball
Greenvillians cannot get enough of pickleball.
Greenville County Council Notes: County approves new library board member, accepts opioid settlement funds
Here's what you missed at the April 4 meeting of Greenville County Council.
Bob Jones University president resigns
The announcement comes after signing a three-year contract last January.
$47.5M plan to prevent Lake Conestee Dam from failing awaits state approval
The lake has served as a collection point since the 1800s.
160 electric school buses to be used in school districts across South Carolina
This was the largest electric school bus order funded by EPA's new Clean School Bus program.
Bons Secours St. Francis Health System Human Trafficking Symposium to take place April 4
Attendees can earn a free certificate for attending.
Prisma Health reopens North Greenville Hospital emergency department
The emergency department has been closed since 2020.
Greenville Tech Foundation receives $50K to honor Rachel Rossmann’s late daughter
The scholarship will have priority for students in the culinary program.
Anderson University announces new AnMed Sports Medicine Center
The new center will be for student-athletes and the community.
Ninth grade student featured in National Art Honor Society juried exhibition
The chosen artwork was a photograph representing her mom's past career.
Greenville Zoo’s giraffe Autumn gives birth to 7th calf
Autumn arrived at the zoo in 2007 when she was just 1.5 years old as one of the zoo's first giraffes.
Superintendent Burke Royster receives Superintendent of the Year award
Dr. Burke Royster was once a coach and teacher as well.
Woodmont High School named 2023 Palmetto’s Finest School
The selection process reviews instruction and leaders along with community and business involvement.
New SC statehouse bill could prohibit bans on Airbnbs: What does this mean for Greenville?
The Board of Zoning Appeals has seen at least one short-term rental application every month since Oct. 2022.