Funeral held Friday for fallen Greenville deputy
Longtime deputy Sgt. Conley Jumper, who had been serving Greenville County for nearly 28 years, was fatally injured Tuesday
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Poinsett Club named Platinum Club of America by Club Leaders Forum
The Greenville club was one of 50 city clubs across the country selected for this designation.
Greenville County Schools 2020 graduates score higher than the state average on the ACT
The test is scored on a 36-point scale.
Clemson University to switch fall semester to online-only after Thanksgiving
The final day of in-person instruction at the university will be Nov. 24.
Upstate musician Lindsay Brazell launches local chapter of Nashville Songwriters Association International
“One of the goals for my chapter is to eventually start hosting our own events,” - Lindsay Brazell.
Clemson Corner: Top spots to view this year’s full spectrum of fall colors in the southern Appalachians
Maples started turning their trademark oranges and reds at the beginning of October, while oaks will join the color parade later in the month.
Hearts of Gláss: Trio featuring the son of WYFF’s Carol Clarke releases long-awaited new album
"We wanted to do something different, we wanted to make a great record, and we were pretty conscious of not wanting to limit ourselves.”
Doctors concerned that patients are missing chances for early cancer detection due to the pandemic
The concern has an increased awareness during October, Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Documentary by International Ballet executive director wins top prize at Tryon Film Festival
"Invitation to Dance," a short documentary film by Sarah Shoemaker, introduces Lena Forster and her adult special needs ballet class, which meets weekly at International Ballet.
Reid’s Fine Food opening this week downtown
Store offers daily breakfast, lunch and dinner, coffee, a full-service butcher shop, bakery, grab and go, retail wine and artisanal grocery products sourced from local vendors.
The Scoop with Amy Doyle: What’s new in the Poe Mill neighborhood?
You've likely read about the hundreds of new workforce housing apartments planned for the former Poe Mill skate park.
Absentee voting? Get in line
Similar to election day, absentee voters who are in line when the polling place closes will be allowed to cast their ballots, said Greenville County Election Commission director Conway Belangia.
Greenville Women Giving announce 2020-2021 granting parameters adjustment in response to COVID-19
“Our goal is to support nonprofits that are working on high-impact areas of need,” said Susan Cinquemani, co-chair of Greenville Women Giving.
TD Community Development Corporation allocates more than $5.5 million in New Markets Tax Credits
The tax credits will be used to fabricate the space to house the museum’s exhibitions, create interactive educational galleries on African American history and add 186 new jobs with benefits in the Charleston community.
Greenville named one of the top cities for relocating in Airbnb survey
The survey found three trends redefining travel in 2021