Simpsonville City Council notes: $322,738 in HUD grants; accommodations tax grants
Here’s a recap of Simpsonville City Council’s business meeting Feb. 9
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Partnership raises funds for transition house for women leaving shelter
The Leadership Greenville Class 47 project team is raising $90,000 to go toward the renovated home.
Greenville County Schools Class Acts for February 2021
Take a look at the Greenville County School Distict news including students, teachers and staff.
Peter Moseley brought Coca-Cola to Greenville, delivered by horse and wagon
For an African American born a decade after emancipation, freedom was in place, but life continued to be difficult.
United Way of Greenville County launches community survey
United Way of Greenville County has launched a community survey and is asking the public for its input.
YMCA of Greenville expands outreach program for food-insecure families to Eastside
Each week, YMCA staff and volunteers with the Eastside Family YMCA will source, pack and deliver food to the families.
Camperdown plaza aims to be Greenville’s ‘new favorite place’
“With Camperdown, I think Greenville is going to have a new favorite place,” said Heather Meadors, the new director of community relations at the AC Hotel at Camperdown.
The Reedy River Duck Derby goes virtual again
United Ministries and Project Host are this year's charitable recipients
Rhonda Rawlings spreads message of positivity and joy
Both her dreams came true after Rhonda Rawlings moved to the Upstate over a decade ago.
Prisma to consolidate vaccine sites due to limited vaccine supply
Prisma has been able to retrieve about six doses safely from each vaccine vial, which had been measured to have five doses in each, allowing it to have given out 142% of the doses the hospital system had been given.
Bob Jones alumni network connects liver patient to a donor
Two weeks after the examinations were conducted, Margaret Stegall received notice that the surgery for her to donate a portion of her liver would take place on Feb. 22.
Clemson professor develops models to show COVID-19 spread and help vaccine rollout
Last fall, Lior Rennert and his team decided to look into pre-arrival testing before students came back to campus.
Day in the Life: School counselor Tamika Smith
Tamika Smith has been working at Tanglewood for all five years of her counseling career thus far.
Clemson Corner: Progress in education calls for innovation
When tackling issues related to education, what is the key to success?
Op-ed: Healthy habits are more important than ever
What encourages me during the uncertain times we’re in is understanding the invaluable benefits of a healthy lifestyle.