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In the Upstate, 1,247 children live in uncertainty, separated from family, wondering what will happen next.
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Clemson Corner: Clemson, Nephron innovating robotics in pharmaceuticals
Led by Dr. Yue “Sophie” Wang, the ambitious project combines robotics and medicine to ensure sterility, quality, safety and efficiency in pharmaceutical manufacturing.
Letter to the editor: After a year of pandemic, Upstate’s seniors continue to adapt
Our nation’s seniors, including those in Greenville, have been disproportionately affected by the pandemic.
Prisma to close drive-thru testing and expand patient visitation
Prisma will expand patient visitation starting Wednesday, March 24.
United Way announces award recipients at its 2021 Stronger United Community Awards celebration
United Way of Greenville County announced the recipients of its 2021 Stronger United Community Awards Celebration during a virtual event.
The Greenville Revitalization Corporation receives a $4,959 grant from PalmettoPride
The funds will be used to purchase and install trash receptacles along the Mill Walk Trail and by the children’s playground at the Greenville Textile Heritage Park in the Monaghan community.
Countybank and Greenwood Capital donate $10,615 to United Way of Greenville County
“Partnering with United Way of Greenville County allows our associates to be involved and invested in how we as an organization give back to our community,” said Countybank chief operating Ken Harper.
The Scoop with Amy Doyle: Senior Action’s big moves
Senior Action's new location has a conference center, available for rental, that will hold 400 people.
GCS plans for employees to receive second COVID-19 vaccine doses
Teachers will assign work for the day they are off to get their second doses.
Greenville County Schools to hold job fair on March 30
The school district will hold a job fair on March 30 from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Golden Strip Career Center at 1120 E. Butler Road in Greenville.
Furman receives second $25 million grant from the Duke Endowment
The new grant brings The Duke Endowment’s direct total investment in The Furman Advantage to $52.5 million.
Schools begin prep for end of year testing
Buses will be available to pick up students in the virtual program as long as the parent or guardian has completed the bus transportation survey in their Parent Backpack.
Roper Mountain Science Center reveals its first exhibit in its newest facility while association kicks off fundraising efforts
As of March 22, the association already raised $2.5 million.
Filing is open for Greenville City Council and Commission of Public Works candidates
Residents within the city of Greenville who would like to run for City Council or the Greenville Water Commission of Public Works may file as a candidate until noon on March 30.
Greenville City Council notes: Moratorium on new apartments, commercial developments tabled
Citing “commercial creep,” Greenville City Council is considering a six-month moratorium on multifamily and commercial projects citywide.