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Upstate medical clinics pause Johnson & Johnson vaccination distribution

Following six reported cases of blood clotting in individuals who had received the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the South Carolina Department…

Rock the Lot concert to benefit the Cancer Survivors Park Alliance

The event will feature Yacht Rock Revue, a 70s and 80s soft rock tribute band on June 4 and Indiana-based alternative blues band Houndmouth on June 5.

The Scoop with Amy Doyle: Talkin’ trash

The landfill handles everything from various cities' solid waste trucks to commercial dump trucks to residential drop-off.

Greenville Homeless Alliance receives $50,000 grant from Hollingsworth Funds

Funds will be used to support the nonprofit’s mission to identify sustainable solutions for making homelessness brief and rare in Greenville County.

United Way of Greenville County awarded $25,000 grant from Truist Foundation

The grant will be used to support the United Way’s programs and initiatives in areas such as education and financial stability.

As tensions simmer, ReWa resolves to limit expansion into Northern Greenville County

The conflict began when ReWa purchased about 75 acres of land off Highway 414, including 50 acres acquired in 2020 through eminent domain.

Mauldin City Council notes: Speed limit reduced on Holland Road, city hires architect to design new fire station HQ

Here’s a recap of Mauldin City Council’s April 19 meeting.

Greenville County Council notes: Proposed 2nd Amendment ordinance draws a crowd

Here’s a recap of the April 20 Greenville County Council meeting.

Greenville Triumph to participate in 2021 USL Academy Cup

The Greenville Triumph will have a team represented in both the boys U-13 and girls U-17 age groups.

Prisma and University of South Carolina School of Medicine welcome resident physicians

More than 90 resident physicians will join Prisma Health in the Upstate.

Greenville County Schools to allow more graduation guests this year

Each student will be able to invite between four to eight guests depending on the size of the high school.

YMCA of Greenville receives $5,000 grant from United Bank

The program works to serve post-high school adults with diverse abilities.

FEMA to provide assistance with funeral costs for COVID-19 related deaths

FEMA is authorized to provide financial assistance to families who incurred COVID-19-related funeral expenses after Jan. 20, 2020.

Glimpses of Greenville: 1850 to 1860

Two amenities, missing at the beginning of the decade, would soon come and take the town to the next level.

Dr. Brannon Traxler speaks at a news conference in Greeenville.

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Greenville native Dr. Brannon Traxler to become SC’s director of public health

Dr. Traxler has been a familiar face throughout the pandemic often appearing in the media to discuss the state's efforts against COVID-19.

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