Letter to the Editor: ‘Try Transit Month’
Did you know that Greenlink provided more than 500,000 rides last year?
Letter to the editor
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Letter to the Editor: Honoring our teachers
During this pandemic, many professionals have made tremendous sacrifices. Members of the medical profession have put their health as well as the health of their families at risk caring for…
Letter to the Editor: World Car Free Day
Cities across the globe will celebrate World Car Free Day on Sept. 22.
Letter to the Editor: City of Greenville – ‘From Here You Can Change the World’
From here, you can fund an idea. From here, you can be coached. From here, you can find a workforce. From Here You Can Change the World.
United Ministries: Honoring the legacy of Buddy and Johanne Puckett
On Aug. 25, the Puckett Center for Economic Mobility was dedicated in Buddy and Johanne’s honor.
Letter to editor: Greenville Tech’s legacy
I know that many students will find that key because of the building that one of Greenville Technical College’s proudest graduates helped create.
Letter to the editor: When discussing mental health, words make all the difference
Mental health issues have received needed public attention lately.
Letter to the Editor: We thank County Council for funding the Historic & Natural Resources Trust
The trust is a county program overseen by a 12-member, council-appointed, volunteer board and serves as a funding resource to protect land and historic resources in Greenville County.
Letter to the editor: Encouraging engagement between elected officials and residents
Get to Know Your Customers Day was a great reminder that we should be engaging with our residents to have a better understanding of their needs.
Letter to the editor: Evaluating Greenville’s EMS needs
The City of Greenville has seven fire stations. They provide emergency response capabilities to the residents in battling fires, chemical hazards and explosive hazards due to structural or vehicular incidents.…
Op-Ed: Greenville County Council shows commitment to conservation
Greenville County Council showed their commitment to conservation by committing $2 million over the next two years to the Greenville County Historic and Natural Resources Trust — a program unanimously…
Letter to the editor: A system masquerading as ‘home rule’
Two County Council approved fees designed to address vital local infrastructure needs — public safety and roads — were recently thrown out by the state’s highest court.
Letter to the editor: Why no funding for the Historic and Natural Resources Trust?
In an article published on Jan. 7, 2021, the Greenville Journal asked readers if Greenville County is up to the challenge of protecting our natural resources. The answer to that…
Letter to the editor: We need to reimagine the way we think of seniors and the arts
We often celebrate creativity in young people, overlooking the fact that many of the artists who’ve shaped history created some of their best works after the age of 55.
Letter to the editor: The need for Physicians for Act 432
What, exactly, is an alliance for fair health care and why is it needed?