News Archives

U.S. Army and Greenville PD partner to provide potential employment to veterans

The PaYS program guarantees soldiers five job interviews after they complete their service.

Virtual program enrollment opens again for GCS students

The second enrollment window will be from Thursday, April 1 until Friday, April 23.

2022 Bassmaster Classic to be held at Lake Hartwell

The tournament was previously held at Lake Hartwell in 2008, 2015 and 2018

UofSC med school leads nation for grads practicing in underserved areas

The announcement is part of the latest U.S. News & World Report’s Best Graduate School rankings.

New Pediatric Feeding Disorders Foundation helps Upstate families overcome nutrition challenges

“Families of children with pediatric feeding disorders report moderate to catastrophic financial burden,” Brianna Miluk, president of the foundation, said.

Simpsonville City Council Notes: Public Works to reclaim garbage collection, discontinuation of curbside recycling

Here’s a recap of Simpsonville City Council’s March 23 meeting.

T. Walter Brashier Sr., Upstate philanthropist, businessman and evangelist, has died

Brashier supported several higher education institutions by providing land donations and establishing scholarships.

Anderson University to offer new Doctor of Education in leadership and learning degree program

The program is designed to prepare working professionals to lead, teach and consult in the public and private sectors.

Former Furman tennis coach has scholarships established in his name

Paul Scarpa was named Southern Conference Coach of the Year nine times.

Public Education Partners hosting teacher re-supply drive March 26

Public Education Partners is hosting a teacher re-supply drive today from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

UofSC School of Medicine Greenville Dean Dr. Marjorie Jenkins hopes to ‘make a real difference’

Dr. Marjorie Jenkins’ love of her students reflects the love she felt for this area when she first came from Texas and interviewed for her position back in 2019.