Clemson rocket launch probes the mysteries of our atmosphere
Researchers are now analyzing the data.
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Glimpses of Greenville: Ye Olde Fireplace holds a legendary place in city’s restaurant history
Charlie Grubbs and Cecil Bagwell opened Ye Olde Fireplace on South Pleasantburg Drive in 1960.
Anderson University names Lisa Zidek dean of College of Engineering
“We are delighted that Dr. Zidek is joining our academic leadership team and faculty” said Anderson University Provost Ryan Neal.
Almost 600 cyclists participate in 46th Annual Assaults on Mt. Mitchell & Marion
For the Mt. Mitchell course, 15 cyclists participated, while 84 cyclists rode in the Marion race.
Greenville Tech Foundation distributed over $6.3M in 2022
The funds were used for a variety of purposes, including funding contributions to endowed and restricted funds.
Upstate health care agencies work together to solve nursing shortage
Three years later, the pandemic's toll on the healthcare workforce can be seen in the growing need for nurses across the county.
News analysis: When it comes to growth, zoning is not a dirty word
There is one fact Greenville’s residents and elected leaders seem to universally recognize: Growth is happening and is likely to continue, if not accelerate.
Richard Heusel, former KM Fabrics CEO and Shoeless Joe Jackson Museum board member, has died
Heusel worked to keep Shoeless Joe Jackson’s legacy alive by donating property next to the Brandon Mill to the city of Greenville.
Greer City Council Notes: Almost $165K in tax funds will go to support local events
Here's a recap of the May 23 meeting of the Greer City Council.
Simpsonville City Council Notes: City responds after removing 235 trees for Municipal Complex project
Here's a recap of the May 23 meeting of the Simpsonville City Council.
For Goodness’ Sake with William Brown: Be willing to be wrong
When you might be wrong, your natural instinct is to improve.
News of the Weird: Awesome!
Even with declining occurrences of tornadic storms, Kansas is famous for its twisters (thanks, Dorothy).
The Motley Fool: Under the umbrella
To educate, amuse and enrich.
Greenville Police Chief Howie Thompson announces retirement
Thompson began his career in 1993 at the Mauldin Police Department and joined the Greenville Department in 1997.
Greenville City Council Notes: New development code and $267M operating budget approved
Here’s a recap of the May 22 meeting of Greenville City Council.