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Greenville County Schools creates two administrative positions
The jobs and the people selected to fill these roles were announced during a school board meeting on Dec. 5.
Giving Matters: Servants for Sight provides eye care, glasses to neighbors in need
For those without access to routine eye care, hidden but treatable conditions can have devastating consequences.
Burying power lines the next step on busy, narrow Augusta Street
Any self-proclaimed Greenvillian knows the hassle of driving down Augusta Street — often known as Augusta Road.
USC Upstate, Spartanburg High recognized for sports field management
The award highlights individuals and programs which excelled at providing quality and safe playing surfaces for athletes.
Pelham Road plan to guide development advances: County Council notes
Here’s a recap of Greenville County Council’s Dec. 5 meeting.
I-85 Business in Spartanburg fully reopens after paving, bridge replacements
Work began in 2021 and included paving, safety improvements and three bridge replacements.
Diane Gluck receives inaugural Cancer Survivors Park Alliance Founders Award
The award recognizes an individual or organization that reached the highest standard of service to the park and the survivors it supports.
American Legion to hold annual food drive in Greenville
Those selected will be able to pick up a box on Dec. 22.
Greenville Chamber launches endowment campaign for new leadership program
Leadership Greenville is currently in its 50th year, and the new advanced program is considered a logical step.
The Meyer Center raises nearly $400K for children with disabilities
This year’s donations surpassed the organization’s goal of $350,000.
News of the Weird: Wait, what?
Angela Presti of Parma, Ohio, was so excited to bring home her first real Christmas tree and decorate it with her daughter, WKYC-TV reported.
Public parking lease approved for The Mill at Fountain Inn: City Council notes
The parking lease will begin in April 2024 and will cost the city $1 annually.
Spinx raises over $324K for the American Cancer Society
Spinx raised the funds during a month-long, statewide campaign to provide support for cancer patients and their families.