Tree ordinance, Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail Extension Master Plan adopted
On Jan. 11, City Council members approved first reading of a new tree ordinance and the Swamp Rabbit Trail Extension Master Plan.
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Greenville Venue Crawl to return Feb. 28
High Spirits Events will host the second annual Greenville Venue Crawl Feb. 28 from noon to 6 p.m. During the event, participants may explore more than 13 venues across Greenville,…
DHEC: Those 70 and older may make appointments for COVID-19 vaccine starting Jan. 13
Almost 70% of the reported COVID-19 deaths in the state have been those 70 and older.
Bon Secours to illuminate Risen Christ statues in honor of Human Trafficking Day Jan. 11
“Human Trafficking abounds when we fail to see the face of Christ in our brothers and sisters,” said Dr. Alex Garvey, Bon Secours St. Francis senior vice president of mission.
Prisma Health restricts patient visitation due to rising COVID-19 numbers
The policy came into force on Saturday, Jan. 9.
TD Charitable Foundation donates $20,000 to Urban League of the Upstate
“We are so excited about the endless possibilities afforded to us because of the generosity of the TD Charitable Foundation,” said Sean Dogan, interim president and CEO of Urban League of the Upstate.
Greenville Drive enters 2021 with multiple local and national honors
Although the 2020 Minor League Baseball season was canceled, the Greenville Drive has accumulated multiple local and national honors throughout 2020. “2020 has been an extraordinary year for our entire…
The Children’s Museum of the Upstate brings weekly programming back, adjusts hours
“Programming is integral to our mission, and we couldn’t be more excited to bring back many TCMU fan favorites,” said Javy Pagan, TCMU programs manager.
Southernside Brewing Co. brings craft beer, Southern food and a neighborhood atmosphere to the Swamp Rabbit Trail
Southernside Brewing Co. is now open for business in the former El Thrifty spot right off the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail.
During National Mentoring Month, mentors still making an impact on students’ lives
January is National Mentoring Month, and this year mentoring has changed significantly.
Protecting our natural resources. Is Greenville County up to the challenge?
The need to preserve green space, outdoor recreation, wildlife and agriculture is pressing. Is Greenville County up to the challenge?
Letter to the editor: Proposed tree ordinance is essential to Greenville
We must act to protect Greenville’s heritage trees from the adverse effects of new construction as well as old age.
With her handmade bouquets, Julia Krylova stops to smell the soap
“Sometimes it’s hard to explain to people what they are exactly, because they really look real and all have their own unique fragrance,” Julia Krylova said.
Day in the life: Dana Thorpe, CEO of the Upcountry History Museum
Dana Thorpe has been at the Upcountry History Museum since 2013.
For Goodness’ Sake with William Brown: New Year’s resolutions
New Year's resolutions are special because we're all in on them together.