Ice on Main Returns for 2025
Come out now through January 19 to celebrate the holiday season with one of America’s favorite winter traditions – ice skating!
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Come out now through January 19 to celebrate the holiday season with one of America’s favorite winter traditions – ice skating!
First responders from agencies across Greenville County participated in another successful LEO Santa Toy Drive, collecting toys for local children in need.
An all-new edition to your favorite holiday tradition, A Flat Rock Playhouse Christmas will be full of your cherished Christmas classics along with new arrangements and holiday fun.
Two returning members and one newcomer were sworn in on the Greenville City Council at the Dec. 8 meeting.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has approved Governor Henry McMaster’s waiver to exclude the purchase of candy, energy drinks, soft drinks, and sweetened beverages from the list of eligible foods under the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), also known as food stamps.
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission reminds consumers to prioritize safety during the holiday season.
More than 515 donors gave $1,067,677 to support student scholarships and engaged learning experiences during Furman’s 13th-annual partnership with Giving Tuesday on Dec. 2.
A sales agreement approved by Santee Cooper would remove $2.7 billion worth of debt from customers’ power bills as part of a major nuclear restart in the Palmetto State.
New legislative changes are set to expand HSA eligibility, which allows more people to save and to pay for healthcare costs through tax-free HSAs.
The state parks department is asking legislators for nearly $186 million to fund sprawling upgrades and renovations in what the agency’s director described as “a generational move.”
Farmers in Western North Carolina haven’t had much to be thankful for in the last year. Tropical Storm Helene left them drained, financially and emotionally.
We’re getting into the holiday spirit here in Greenville. Our stockings are hung by the chimney with care and we have strings of lights decorating our homes.