January’s adoptable pet: Larry
January’s pet of the month is Larry. Sweet Larry has had a bit of bad luck. He came to the Greenville Human Society shelter with his brothers and sisters as…
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Greer advances updated ordinance to include impact fees: City Council notes
Here's a recap of Greer City Council's Jan. 14 meeting.
Simpsonville receives clean fiscal year audit: City Council notes
Here's a recap of Simpsonville City Council's Jan. 14 meeting.
Greenville Jewish Federation to commemorate Auschwitz liberation Jan. 27
The event will feature guest speakers including NBC's Chuck Todd and Gov. Henry McMaster.
Greenville County Council rescinds development ordinance approval
Greenville County Council voted during a called meeting Jan. 14 to reverse final approval of the Unified Development Ordinance.
Greenville begins work on Grove Road lane reduction
The city of Greenville recently began work on a lane reduction project along Grove Road.
Remote Area Medical to host free health care clinic in Greenville
Community members can visit the clinic to receive free dental, vision and medical care.
West End parking garage deal approved: Greenville city council notes
The project is expected to be completed in March 2026.
Prisma Health, Bon Secours implement visitor restrictions for flu season
Both health care systems recommend visitors wear masks when visiting patients.
Fountain Inn approves rezoning for downtown hotel: City Council notes
Council appointed Amanda Benfield as the city’s director of community relations, effective Feb. 14.
Goodwill to celebrate voices of the Upstate with book signing event
Running from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., the event will feature local authors like Goodwill associate Rhonda Spearman Sims, John Jeter and Liz Williams.
Celebrate 95 Years of community service with the Junior League of Greenville
The organization has been a force for positive change over the years, empowering women and supporting initiatives that serve critical needs in the area.
Rabies: The preventable, treatable disease you most want to avoid
The disease remains a threat to people nearly 140 years after French scientist Louis Pasteur and his team developed a vaccine in 1885.
Helene’s long-lasting impact on our natural resources: Field Notes with Dennis Chastain
The loss of all those mature oak trees will also mean significantly fewer acorns for bears, deer and squirrels.
Upstate woman recognized by American Heart Association for fundraising effort
Madison Potts raised funds for Leaders of Impact, a seven-week competition that raised awareness for heart disease.