Greenville is becoming the new boomtown for active adults
Of the county’s roughly 523,000 residents, those 65 and older account for about 16%
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Hiking the Foothills Trail: What to know before you lace up your boots
The Foothills Trail is no longer a best-kept secret.
New projects at Clemson look to take AI into the classroom
Almost 62% of teens spend over four hours a day on screen media and 29% use screens more than eight hours a day, reported the nonprofit organization Common Sense Media.
The Scoop with Amy Doyle: Who offers continuing education in Greenville?
Each of the academic leaders — Furman University, Clemson University and Greenville Technical College — offers diverse continuing education courses.
Philip Gaulin to lead Westin Poinsett culinary team as new executive chef
The Westin Poinsett Hotel will be undergoing some changes in its culinary offerings, as it has just announced that Philip Gaulin will be taking over as its new executive chef.…
Day in the Life: Greenville County Library System youth services manager Karen Allen
Greenville County Library System youth services manager Karen Allen has been part of the library since April 1994.
City of Mauldin awarded more than $183,000 from SCPRT Undiscovered South Carolina grant program
The city will apply the funds to its Cultural Center lobby and plaza renovation, which is expected to start in 2021.
Clemson Corner: Innovating for the Clemson community
“A lot of people are being helped by Clemson University and the people of Clemson,” says Delphine Dean.
Letter to the editor: Community can help clean up the Reedy
Every cleanup yields dozens (or scores) of tires.
Applications for Greenville Chamber’s 48th Leadership Greenville class open until April 12
The 10-month leadership program is designed to develop committed, qualified and informed leaders for Greenville County.
Anderson University names Cauthen Student Investment Fund
Cauthen is an Irvin and Jorene Cauthen Donor Advised Fund representative and the grandson of the namesakes for the fund.
Charged discussion at GCS board meeting on COVID-19 protocols for next fall
"We have a lot of people that want to go back to normal," GCS board member Angie Mosley said.
Greenville Women Giving invites public to nominate their SHEroes
Greenville Women Giving, a philanthropic women's collective giving organization, is accepting nominations for their 4th annual SHEro campaign until April 16.
Greenville City Council notes: $175,000 appropriated for zoo improvements
Here’s a recap of the March 8 Greenville City Council meeting.
Name that giraffe- for the highest bidder
Have you ever wanted to name a giraffe? Well, now’s your chance.