Gateway is hosting online registry to support its programs
Gateway is celebrating the first anniversary of its Clubhouse by opening an online registry to support its mission.
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Furman professor joins other universities to research solutions for coastal communities
The project is funded as part of a $5 million grant awarded by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
Potty Talk: What not to flush
A toilet should never be used in lieu of a trashcan.
Parkins Ridge affordable townhomes address housing’s ‘missing middle’
Located at 101 Ridge Road, the majority 2- and 3-bedroom townhome-style apartments are the result of a year-long renovation process.
For Simpsonville’s Dianna Gracely, revitalization begins with a shared vision
To be successful, a community’s revitalization efforts have to start out with a shared vision.
County planners push for agriculture preservation districts in lieu of development moratorium
The measure will go before the county council’s Planning and Development Committee next month.
Black and white tegu reptiles have invaded South Carolina
South Carolina pet owners must register tegus with state by Sept. 25.
The Scoop with Amy Doyle: Redistricting is a routine yet important process
The U.S. Census Bureau released some interesting information for South Carolina from its 2020 data.
Clemson Corner: Brooks Center piano reflects the look and sound of Clemson spirit
“We are thrilled to be partnering with Steinway and we are grateful for the loan of this instrument, which is the first step in our journey to become an All-Steinway institution,” said Performing Arts chair Linda Dzuris.
Field Notes: Don’t be bitter about sweet persimmons
Sugary sweet and filled with natural goodness, a ripe persimmon is a treat for even the most discriminating taste buds.
Letter to the Editor: Honoring our teachers
During this pandemic, many professionals have made tremendous sacrifices. Members of the medical profession have put their health as well as the health of their families at risk caring for…
Reality of human trafficking the focus of inaugural Upstate Walk for Freedom
The inaugural Upstate Walk for Freedom will be held Oct. 6 from 10 a.m. to noon beginning at 301 University Ridge in Greenville.
GirlUp GVL offers a culture of women building up women
GirlUp GVL is built on relationships.
Salvation Army of Greenville wants to raise $250K for the holiday season. Here’s how to help.
The Salvation Army of Greenville has set a $250,000 fundraising goal to help them keep local individuals and families in their homes during the holidays.
Two Furman students win Student Emmy awards
Two Furman University students won the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences’ Southeast Southern Production Awards.