Swamp Rabbits hockey season delayed until Dec. 4
The 2020-2021 season was previously scheduled to start on Oct. 16.
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Conditioning to resume Aug. 10 for Greenville County Schools’ athletics
Athletic programs have been suspended since June 25 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
State agricultural officials: Be wary of unsolicited seeds
“Whatever the reason for these mailings, it’s important to use caution when it comes to unidentified seeds,” said South Carolina Department of Agriculture assistant commissioner Derek Underwood.
Furman University chemistry professor chosen for 2020 American Chemical Society Fellows class
Furman University chemistry professor George C. Shields was recently selected as a member of the 2020 class of the American Chemical Society Fellows. He is one of 53 nationwide fellows…
GCRA and Greenville County award CARES Act funds to local agencies
Greenville County and the Greenville County Redevelopment Authority have awarded funds received from the federal CARES Act to several local agencies.
DELVE: The Timmons family keeps on trucking
The Greenville family bolsters the community on its journey while leading the way in the long-haul trucking insurance industry.
Aerial adventure park Treetop Quest opens in Greenville
“We are the first aerial adventure park in Greenville, and we feel it’s a great market for it,” said Sara Baggett, director of operations for Treetop Quest Greenville.
Greenville County student households may be eligible for free internet
Those in Greenville County who qualify for the free internet service must submit an online application by Monday, Aug. 3, 2020.
City of Greenville has a new economic development director
Merle Johnson previously worked for Charleston County Economic Development and the Charleston Regional Development Alliance before coming to Greenville.
MUSC extends Upstate presence with Tribe513 partnership
Dr. Patrick Cawley, CEO of MUSC Health, said the move is an extension of MUSC’s mission to improve the health of all South Carolinians.
Letter to the editor: Missional entrepreneurs – How values-based enterprises build freedom from chronic poverty
Democratic governance in the United States was once informed and moderated by our distinct cultural, social and religious values.
Whole in one: Why so many PGA pros have made Greenville their home
Some of the biggest names in golf are playing through the green light right here in Greenville.
Is Greenville losing its Green? City of Greenville weighs stricter tree ordinance
Faced with a diminishing tree canopy, the city of Greenville is considering a tougher tree ordinance that would require developers to replace every tree that they take down.
Contact tracers play critical role in containing COVID-19 in the Upstate
It wasn’t until months into the pandemic that Donna Willis Foster happened to read an article looking for contact tracers — staff of South Carolina’s Department of Health and Environmental…
Highlighting the state’s past with historical markers
More than 1,700 historical markers have been erected across the Palmetto State