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Surviving the pandemic on the streets

One frigid January afternoon, Peg Carroll asks Danny Goodwin, 38, how he’s faring through the COVID-19 crisis.

GCS virtual program is open for registrations

The school district will staff the virtual program based on the interest shown in this first open window.

Anyone with a 30-year fixed mortgage should consider refinancing, experts say

Most common goal for a refinance: Lowering the monthly payment.

Glimpses of Greenville: 1790 to 1800 — Planning the Village of Pleasantburg

The only person to put a home in the immediate area of Reedy Falls was Lemuel J. Alston.

Letter to the editor: Every day, I try to find wonder in the ordinary things of life

The great thinker and doer Rabbi Abraham Heschel once said, “I asked for wonder.”

For Goodness’ Sake with William Brown: Give yourself the gift of forgiveness

Perhaps that forgiveness is an ongoing process.

Op-ed: A financial crisis shouldn’t derail a student’s path to success

At Greenville Technical College, 56% of our students experienced at least one form of basic needs insecurity last year.

Prisma sites to help people 70 and older register for vaccine appointments

The assistance will be given on a first-come, first-served basis.

Clemson grad’s homemade Iron Man suit racks up 60 million views online

“I build Iron Man suits and props and things like that,” Emily Yarid told her viewers last summer.

Special purpose sewer districts bring lawsuit upon individual County Council members

The lawsuit, filed earlier this month, argues that council members ignored South Carolina statues and longstanding case law.

Day in the Life: Professional Bull Rider Cody Casper

28-year-old’s love of bull riding began when he started riding steers at 11 and advanced to big bulls when he was 14.

Greenville County Schools work to keep teachers in the classroom

“Over last summer, staffing for the 2021 school year was an 8.4% turnover of teachers.” - Lynn Gibbs, chief human resources officer for Greenville County Schools. “The year before it was 10.3%, so we saw less teachers leaving over the summer period in a normal year.”

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