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Local news for the Greenville and Upstate area, including updates on the Greenville Drive, local beer, and local food.
Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport has become accredited in the Airports Council International Airport Health Accreditation program. GSP is the first airport in South Carolina to receive accreditation.
Dr. Robert Engelhorn is the new president and CEO of BMW Manufacturing. In a private handover ceremony at the BMW Zentrum, Engelhorn took over the plant leadership from Knudt Flor, who has retired from the company.
The BMW Group has announced that it is stepping up its fight against climate change with a unique sustainability strategy and clearly defined CO2 targets.
Pollinators are the engine that run healthy habitats. Whether you have a few feet on your apartment balcony or several acres, you can make a difference.
Too often there are myths or misconceptions regarding organ donation. These myths create barriers to the conversation about organ donation, and to being accurately informed.
Laundry is no one’s favorite chore, and it doesn’t help that washers and dryers are among the costliest appliances to operate. Since most of us do at least a few loads of laundry each week, it’s worth taking steps to reduce energy use.
Standing dead trees, or snags, may appear to be useless, even eyesores, but they are valuable components of wildlife habitat and are frequently in short supply. They can even be the key limiting factor in a wildlife population.
Make a difference by volunteering to adopt a Greenlink bus shelter for periodic cleaning!
South Carolina Department of Natural Resources officials are warning anglers that if the invasive Northern snakehead fish is caught in the Palmetto State, anglers should kill it immediately and by all means not release it back into the water.
The S.C. Department of Commerce’s Office of Innovation has announced the creation of SC Codes, a new statewide program designed to provide free access to code education for all residents.
There’s no fee to apply for ENERGY STAR certification, but applications do require review by a professional engineer or a registered architect who is able to verify that energy performance and indoor environmental conditions meet EPA’s standards.
As the population and the number of businesses grow, so does the volume of vehicles on the road in a single day. This can be challenging for keeping the air in South Carolina clean and safe.
