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SC DEW launches online learning initiative for those unemployed due to COVID-19

Program will allow those displaced from work due to the COVID-19 pandemic to gain skills and participate in worker retraining by granting free access to Coursera’s more than 4,000 courses and certifications

Spooky and safe: How some haunted attractions are operating during COVID-19

With the Halloween haunting season starting, many people may wonder what to expect before heading out for a frightfully fun evening during the COVID-19 era. Now in its 10th year…

Ten at the Top to host Celebrating Upstate Unsung Heroes Virtual Event on Nov. 18

“As an organization that focuses on bringing the Upstate together, we felt this event was important to honor the individuals, organizations and businesses who have worked tirelessly during the pandemic to keep our community healthy, safe and strong,” said Dean Hybl, executive director of TATT.

Caroline Thompson named TCMU’s interim executive director

“Caroline Thompson brings a wealth of practical experience as the interim executive director,” said TCMU board chairwoman Connie Jones.

Child care in the time of COVID-19: Staying virus-free in a new school year

Staying virus-free in a new school year

The Long Intermission: How The Warehouse Theatre is surviving COVID-19

The professional theater has lost an estimated $400,000 in revenue as a result of the coronavirus, according to producing artistic director Mike Sablone.

Meals on Wheels of Greenville launches e-card program

Local nonprofit organization Meals on Wheels of Greenville has launched its e-card program to help support its efforts to provide meals to Greenville homebound population, which has grown during the…

Medical experts urge observance of COVID-19 precautions during holiday weekend

As we head into Labor Day weekend, the medical community is encouraging individuals across the state to continue following Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines in place to stop the spread of COVID-19.

Furman suspends Kappa Alpha fraternity after COVID-19 spread at unauthorized parties

The Kappa Alpha fraternity at Furman University has been suspended from campus for at least four years after the fraternity hosted a pair of parties in August that resulted in dozens of students testing positive for COVID-19.

Health experts urge parents to keep up with immunizations during COVID-19 pandemic

Parents can get their children vaccinated at DHEC health departments.

Letter to the editor: Teens are paying attention

Teens want to be heard. Teens need to be heard.

Peace Center looks ahead to rescheduled Broadway series

The Peace Center’s first Broadway show of the season currently is “Pretty Woman,” scheduled for March 23-28, 2021.

Greenville County and GCRA award CARES Act funds to local agencies

Greenville County and the Greenville County Redevelopment Authority have awarded funds to several local agencies to provide food and nutritional, medical and small-business assistance to eligible Greenville County residents who…

Greenville County facing ‘significant need’ amidst looming evictions crisis

The influx of calls at the United Way’s 211 line indicate the need is only rising

Good sports: Parents, young athletes score with COVID-19 precautions

A shaving cream party, ice cream socials, family breakfasts and team dinners happen to share the same lane as competitive swimming. “The fun social events for the kids give them…

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