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.
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The Motley Fool: Dropped 84% in a single day
To educate, amuse and enrich.
Greenville County Schools not impacted by nationwide data breach, officials say
The district provides PowerSchool with limited access to data and has additional security measures in place.
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.
News of the Weird: The passing parade
Etienne Constable received a letter in July 2023 from Seaside, California, asking him to conceal the boat he'd had parked in his driveway for about four years, The Washington Post reported.
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.
Camp Awanita gets permanent conservation easement in northern Greenville County
The easement places permanent restrictions on development for 484 acres of the faith-based camp off U.S. Highway 25 north of Marietta.
6 Fine Arts Center students honored in YoungArts National Arts Competition
The winners each received a monetary prize of $250.
Benton Blount elected as council chairman: Greenville County Council notes
Rick Bradley (District 26) was elected vice chairman.
Day in the Life: Meyer Center student Aiden Dawkins
Aiden Dawkins is 4 years old and has Down syndrome and cerebral palsy.
Greenville Baseball Hall of Fame announces 2024 inductees
The new inductees are the first class to join the hall of fame since 2014.
Furman 2025 Artist-in-Residence to explore Upstate food insecurity, consumer capitalism
For his project, Reese plans to explore food insecurity in the Upstate and the impact of consumer capitalism on low-income communities.
Hub City Spartanburgers hire manager, coaching staff
The Hub City Spartanburgers 2025 season begins April 4 on the road in Aberdeen, Maryland.
Snow, wintry mix expected Friday; Greenville schools plan eLearning
Snow, freezing rain and sleet is likely across the Upstate beginning Friday morning, Jan. 10, according to the National Weather Service.