Op-Ed

By Meghan Barp You work a job or maybe multiple jobs to put food on the table for your family, buy school clothes for your...

By Mike Stahl I support the former deputy director, United States Secret Service, A.T. “Tommy” Smith for sheriff of Greenville County because we owe our...

I reacted to my jury duty summons much like, I assume, my peers did — with a mix of curiosity and resentment. As an education...

At the end of this month my term as chair of the Community Foundation of Greenville will conclude, and I have thoroughly enjoyed serving....

By Dr. Keith Miller, president, Greenville Technical College In the late '70s, a student came to Greenville Technical College (GTC) with a great deal of...

By Mandy Bullock and Kathryn Freedman For many years, our families have been lucky enough to be involved with one of the Upstate’s treasures—South Carolina...

By Jim DeMint and Ellen Weaver On Nov. 6, South Carolina voters will be asked to vote on one of the most important reform initiatives...

By Shelby Cohen It was another morning in China. The scent of street food hung in the air as thousands of scooters weaved in and...

By Don Oglesby Community conversations are raging about affordable housing. Some may be sick of hearing it. I’m reminded of the Elvis Presley lyric, “A...

By Leigh Savage Physicals can uncover important information about what patients can do to improve or maintain their health. But for some people — especially...

At first, I was uncertain about being a bus rider.

This year, over 11,000 Hispanic youth were enrolled in Greenville public schools. 48% come from homes that speak English “very well.”

Here's a little secret: Greenville is the city that globalization built.

Now that the primary election has blessedly concluded, can we talk about some real issues here in South Carolina?

Gov. Henry McMaster recently signed into law a bill that reauthorizes the South Carolina Conservation Bank.