Upstate Forever accepting applications for upcoming Citizens Planning Academy
Upstate Forever, a nonprofit focused on land conservation, is accepting online applications for its Fall 2021 Citizens Planning Academy.
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Sandi Morris out of Tokyo Olympics after hip injury
Sandi Morris won the silver medal in the pole vault at the Rio Olympics in 2016.
Greenville’s Jennifer Perras finalist for national SilverSneakers senior fitness instructor award
“Right from that very first class this was magic,” Jennifer Perras says. “It was like the perfect relationship for me from the beginning.”
Abandoned bunnies find their forever home at Simpsonville’s Rabbit Sanctuary
The Rabbit Sanctuary sits on 30 acres along Simpsonville’s bustling Fairview Road, a location that was rural when it was started more than 50 years ago.
Greenville County Schools chafes against latest DHEC mask guidance
Greenville County Schools will release more information next week on what COVID-19 protocols students and parents can expect.
Greer City Council notes: More development on the way, city considers rezoning for more shooting ranges
The city of Greer may welcome a new, 22-acre, mixed-use development.
Day in the Life: Ernesto Barquet Arrambide a.k.a. Reedy Rip’It
Ernesto Barquet Arrambide has been playing Greenville Drive's mascot Reedy Rip'It since 2017.
Clemson Corner: Boeing, Clemson partner to expand opportunities for Black, Latino men
The company will become the presenting sponsor of Clemson’s 2021 Men of Color National Summit
Letter to the Editor: We thank County Council for funding the Historic & Natural Resources Trust
The trust is a county program overseen by a 12-member, council-appointed, volunteer board and serves as a funding resource to protect land and historic resources in Greenville County.
Field Notes with Dennis Chastain: Celebrating our botanical diversity
In 1798, John Drayton, an early governor of South Carolina and an amateur botanist, was exploring the peak of Paris Mountain when he discovered a wildflower that he had never seen before.
Simpsonville City Council notes: Community pushes back on N.E. Main Street development
Hundreds in Simpsonville are pushing city leaders to scrap plans for a 48-townhome development along N.E. Main Street citing it’s bad for traffic and the overall aesthetic of adjoining neighborhoods.…
Letter to the editor: Encouraging engagement between elected officials and residents
Get to Know Your Customers Day was a great reminder that we should be engaging with our residents to have a better understanding of their needs.
Centre Stage to team with Prisma Health for a COVID-19 vaccine event
No appointment is required to receive the vaccination.
Fluor Field to transform into a high-tech playground for students the night of August 3
Exhibits will include robot races, 3D modeling, blue light scanning and more.
The NEXT School to host free, public COVID-19 vaccine clinics
Walk-ins are accepted.