Greenville County Schools announces return to 4- or 5-day-a-week in-person days for some students
Greenville County Schools announced on Wednesday, Sept. 23 that it would allow some groups of students to return to 4 or 5-day-a-week classes.
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Greer Station to host Dine on Trade event every Friday evening in October
“You’ll want to make plans right now for this exciting event,” said Greer Mayor Rick Danner.
Loaves & Fishes chosen as a beneficiary of Highland Brewing Company’s Give Back with Gaelic campaign
Asheville brewery chose nonprofit organizations throughout the Southeast which support the hospitality community
GTC’s TRIO program awarded $2.3 million U.S. Department of Education grant
Greenville Technical College’s TRIO Student Support Services program will receive a $2.3 million grant over the next five years from the U.S. Department of Education. Established at GTC in 1975,…
Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering event at the Drive goes virtual
Event brings advanced manufacturing and engineering work experience and career opportunity awareness to Upstate students, parents, teachers and career counselors
A look at Court Square’s oldest building
The charming brick building on the southeast corner of Court Square has seen much of Greenville’s history pass before its front doors — even the Civil War.
Golf cart sales are zooming in Greenville
Golf carts are legal in South Carolina on roads during daylight hours with a speed limit of 35 miles per hour or under, according to state law.
Making Greenville more flexible
There comes a time when most people feel a little out of shape and perhaps unable to enjoy sports and hobbies they love.
In a summer of protests, downtown Greenville is a rallying point for activists
There have been 64 protests filed with the city of Greenville since June 1.
SC DEW launches online learning initiative for those unemployed due to COVID-19
Program will allow those displaced from work due to the COVID-19 pandemic to gain skills and participate in worker retraining by granting free access to Coursera’s more than 4,000 courses and certifications
Spooky and safe: How some haunted attractions are operating during COVID-19
With the Halloween haunting season starting, many people may wonder what to expect before heading out for a frightfully fun evening during the COVID-19 era. Now in its 10th year…
Block party planned to raise awareness of sickle cell disease
Life expectancy for people with sickle cell disease appears to be declining, and the same systemic racism being protested around the nation could be at least partly responsible, a local…
Greenville Women Giving kicks off its 15th season of philanthropy via Zoom
The philanthropic women’s collective giving organization, Greenville Women Giving, will kick off its 15th season on Sept. 17 via a virtual gathering on Zoom. Members of the organization traditionally meet…
Day in the Life: Solicitor Walter Wilkins
The Greenville Journal sat down with Walter Wilkins to discuss the work of the solicitor’s office.
‘Friction points’ emerge in Greenville’s proposed tree ordinance
A proposed tree ordinance that would require developers to replace every tree that they take down while also protecting the city’s heritage trees has hit a few snarls.