Sales Tax Holiday 2020 dates announced
South Carolina shoppers spent more than $21.7 million on tax-free items during the 2019 Sales Tax Holiday.
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Greenville Fire Department offers July 4 safety tips
“With many professional fireworks shows being canceled this year, it is more important than ever to remind residents that celebration often turns into tragedy with the improper use of fireworks,” said Fire Marshal Tristan Johnson.
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“Summer will not be the same” as Greenville Drive cancels season
Greenville Drive confirmed its 2020 season is officially canceled as Minor League Baseball canceled the season for all teams nationwide.
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Greenville County Animal Care selected for pilot program
The program works to reduce the number of animals entering the shelter system through programs and resources to help support pets and pet owners.
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Greenville Triumph to resume full-squad training
"We're excited to get the full squad back on the field," said Greenville Triumph head coach John Harkes.
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The Really Good, Really Big, Really Cheap Book Sale goes digital
In response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the Greenville Literacy Association will hold its 2020 Really Good, Really Big, Really Cheap Book Sale online.
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The latest SAIL rankings, photos and swimmers of the week
Check out the latest SAIL Greenville swimmers of the week, photo galleries and rankings.
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For Sale: Army Navy building in downtown Greenville
The iconic Army Navy Surplus Store building in Greenville’s West End has been put on the market. Asking price is $1.29 million. The 6,000-square foot property is located on .77-acres at…
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Fifty-five percent of Greenville parents say they are unsure or wouldn’t send their kids back to school
The survey by Greenville County Schools found 55% of parents said that they were either unsure or would definitely not send their students back to school in the fall.
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The Community Foundation of Greenville gives $100,000 to minority-led nonprofits
The Community Foundation of Greenville's board of directors has approved grants totaling $100,000 for minority-led nonprofit organizations in Greenville.
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Bon Secours to expand Carolina Women’s Health practice
Bon Secours St. Francis Health System announced on Thursday, June 25, that it will expand its Carolina Women’s Health practice by opening a new location in Simpsonville. The additional location…
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Greenville County Schools suspends summer athletics and academic recovery camps
Greenville County Schools announced that due to the spike in positive COVID-19 cases it's suspending practices by athletic teams and postponing academic recovery camps.
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Milestone: Lutheran Hospice celebrates 25 years supporting patients and their families
This month, Lutheran Hospice celebrates its 25th anniversary of helping patients and their families in an emotional and uncertain time.
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From a Furman Grad: The fight to combat racism at Furman is far from over
By Justin King, Furman University Class of 2011 When I graduated from Furman, I let out a sigh of relief. Yes, the academic gantlet I ran for four years was…
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From Furman University: Furman has a role to play in addressing racism
By Elizabeth Davis A few years ago, I wrote a piece about the national empathy deficit and the essential role that universities could play in closing this gap. College exposes…
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