Letter to the editor

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.…

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. 

Greenville’s Racial Equity and Economic Mobility Commission's work is actually informed by startling economic data that our community must address.

This bill would remove control from towns and cities to pass laws related to zoning for location and density of tobacco and vape shops and tobacco retail licensing.