Op-Ed - GREENVILLE JOURNAL

Letter to the editor: COVID-19 kills recycling in Greenville County

“No! They’re getting away with it!” shouted my children, 5 and 2 years old, clearly indoctrinated by their parents – Bible-believing Earth-lovers who wash residue off plastic before throwing it in the bin.

Op-ed: A Child’s Haven: Preventing child abuse and neglect is even more important now

April was National Child Abuse Prevention Month. May is here, and this important issue needs our attention more than ever. This spring, our nation is experiencing societal disruption not seen…

Partnership and community help Greenville through COVID-19 crisis

For 125 years, the YMCA of Greenville has worked to find solutions to our community’s challenges. With a mission of creating a healthy spirit, mind and body for all, we’ve worked with a long list of partners on ambitious goals.

Op-ed: For Greenville Symphony Orchestra, the music goes on

The Greenville Symphony has always celebrated the relationship between the incredible work of our musicians and the audiences who are moved while listening, the students who grow while learning and the communities that are connected while experiencing it together.

Op-ed: Reliable public transit is a top priority for city

City of Greenville affirms commitment to larger fleet, additional hours

Op-ed: More money won’t fix Greenville’s mass transit

I think it's time for the Greenville Transit Authority to stop and rethink this. - Rob Traynham

Op-ed: Out-of-touch County Council members threaten Greenville’s prosperity

Lee Turner: There is a group of men, elected officials currently serving on County Council, who think their vision is superior.

Op-ed: Observations from a poll watcher

Laura Haight is the communications coordinator of the Greenville County Democratic Party.

Opinion: Three things you’ve probably never heard about affordable housing

Don Oglesby: We cannot donate our way out of this problem. Our supporters have been investing in our work for years.

Op-Ed: At-large candidate Dorothy Dowe in her own words

City-council hopeful Dowe wants to give constituents a voice regarding city's growth and change.

Op-Ed: At-large candidate George Fletcher in his own words

City council-hopeful Fletcher believes smart city technology can help tackle affordable housing and transit issues.

Op-Ed: District 1 candidate John DeWorken in his own words

Greenville City council-hopeful John DeWorken wants to balance growth with championing neighborhoods.

Op-Ed: District 1 candidate Matt Johnson in his own words

Greenville City council-hopeful Matt Johnson says he is the "independent voice" Greenville needs.

Op-Ed: The “All In” approach to workforce development

Hubbell Lighting pledged $25,000 to the Greenville Technical College Foundation for a new advanced manufacturing and engineering-related endowed scholarship fund.

Op-Ed: A final at-bat for Shoeless Joe

The fact that he had one of the purest swings ever saved him from a hard life, but not from a hard fate.

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