The rare Oconee Bell wildflower begins its one-month bloom across the southern Appalachians
The Oconee Bell is found in only some parts of the southern Appalachians.
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Blue Ridge Middle School custodian named finalist in national 2021 Custodian of the Year contest
The public may vote for him online until April 16.
Flying Rabbit Aerial Adventure Park will open in May, bringing a focus on nature and fun
With direct access to the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail, the aerial course will be an entirely new concept for Greenville.
Greenville County Council notes: Former Union Bleachery site gets rezoning OK
County Council approved rezoning of the old Union Bleachery mill but denied plans for a dog-training facility.
Quality Business Solutions teams up with PalmettoPride for weeklong cleanup initiative
The local cleanup event, which is being held to celebrate the company’s 20th anniversary, runs March 19-26 and is part of PalmettoPride’s #GrabABagSC initiative.
BMW Charity Pro-Am opens online 2021 ticket sales
This year’s tournament will return to Thornblade Club and The Cliffs Valley from June 10-13.
For local cyclists, hazardous roadways are ‘a matter of life and death’
Neither the city of Greenville nor Greenville County have specific ordinances related to cyclists, deferring instead to state laws.
A viral tweet launches Greenville woman’s career as model, activist
Morton, a 21-year-old Greenville native who was born with a rare condition called Ullrich congenital muscular dystrophy, was nervous about posting it because it was out of her comfort zone. She expected to be judged.
Life, learning and love in lockdown: Parenting in the time of COVID
A year ago, they hunkered down for two weeks, max. That would be enough time to flatten the curve, they thought — everyone thought.
Remembering those buried in Clemson’s Woodland Cemetery
Experts believe many of the unmarked graves belong to enslaved people who worked the plantation and were later laborers and possibly even convicted laborers that helped build the original university.
World Explorers holds ribbon-cutting for primary Greenville location
The business’s Greenville Explorers program is targeted for families with children up to age 11.
Glimpses of Greenville: 1830 to 1840 — From village to town
The village of Greenville progressed in importance politically and economically by the beginning of the 1830s so much so that Gov. James Hamilton Jr. signed an “Act to Incorporate the…
Letter to the editor: Dabo Swinney and family are all in with The Family Effect
“Addiction in the home was devastating to us all, but our mom was strong and did the best she could," said Dabo's brother, Tracy Swinney, after the last Family Effect board meeting.
For Goodness’ Sake with William Brown: There is light at the end, but we’re still in the tunnel
This year has been unlike any year in our lifetimes.
Greenville County rental assistance program now accepting applications
Households that earn either 50% or 80% of the area median income are also automatically eligible.