Letter to the editor: No greater heart than that of a volunteer
Nonprofits have faced extreme transition and cutbacks during the pandemic while still providing their mission to the people that need it most.
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Letter to the editor: The biggest lie
The DHS calls the 2020 presidential election “the most secure in American history,” and yet the “Big Lie” that the election was stolen persists.
Letter to the editor: The first decade of Fostering Great Ideas
In the Upstate, 1,247 children live in uncertainty, separated from family, wondering what will happen next.
Letter to the editor: After a year of pandemic, Upstate’s seniors continue to adapt
Our nation’s seniors, including those in Greenville, have been disproportionately affected by the pandemic.
Letter to the editor: Dabo Swinney and family are all in with The Family Effect
“Addiction in the home was devastating to us all, but our mom was strong and did the best she could," said Dabo's brother, Tracy Swinney, after the last Family Effect board meeting.
Letter to the editor: March 18 is Transit Driver Appreciation Day
Here in Greenville, we are especially grateful for their commitment and their willingness to be on the front lines during such an unprecedented time.
Letter to the editor: Community can help clean up the Reedy
Every cleanup yields dozens (or scores) of tires.
Letter to the editor: No need to convert tennis courts for pickleball
Tennis participation in the United States increased by 22% in 2020
Letter to the Editor: Greenlink customers give back to the community
More than 300 food items donated in one day.
Letter to the editor: We must preserve biodiversity
We are in the sixth mass extinction. The loss of global biodiversity is readily apparent even in Greenville County alone. According to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, within Greenville…
Op-ed: Healthy habits are more important than ever
What encourages me during the uncertain times we’re in is understanding the invaluable benefits of a healthy lifestyle.
TD Bank op-ed-provided: Black History Month hits different in 2021
With the weight of an unprecedented year on our collective shoulders, this February is not just another Black History Month.
Letter to the Editor: How to engage with transit – Tips from a Greenville Transit Authority board member
Here are some tips for those interested in transportation and mobility in our community
Letter to the editor: Every day, I try to find wonder in the ordinary things of life
The great thinker and doer Rabbi Abraham Heschel once said, “I asked for wonder.”
Op-ed: A financial crisis shouldn’t derail a student’s path to success
At Greenville Technical College, 56% of our students experienced at least one form of basic needs insecurity last year.