The Greenville Chamber has released its 2019 policy agendas, focused on increased teacher pay, state pension reform, tax reform, and ensuring all Greenville residents may participate in economic growth.
Furman University has received a $6 million bequest from the estate of the late Thomas Farmer, a 1950 graduate who was among Furman’s most ardent supporters.
Many folks are preparing for gatherings of friends and family in this special season. But for others, this is a season of stress and sadness.
With a fondness for baking pies and a desire to share their time-honored family recipes, Scott and Meredith Layton opened the original Buttermilk Sky Pie Shop in the Bearden district of Knoxville, Tennessee, in 2012.
With a focus on economic development, the South Carolina agricultural industry is poised for positive productivity in 2019.
It’s cold outside, and the last thing you are thinking about is your lawn or garden. There are, however, some chores that need to be done in December.
You’ve never seen holiday lights like this before! Join Roper Mountain Science Center on Dec. 21 and 22 in the Hooper Planetarium for the all new Holiday Laser Shows.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Upstate is once again placing their gingerbread houses on display at the Anderson County Museum.
Make a New Year’s resolution to your health and happiness by kicking off 2019 with an invigorating First Day Hike at a state park near you.
The Board of Directors of Hollingsworth Funds has approved a grant application to award United Ministries $100,000 for general operating funds.
For the third year, Clemson Hope, a Clemson University student-led nonprofit, wrapped and delivered more than 1,100 Christmas presents for children at two local elementary schools as part of their Adopt-A-Classroom campaign.
Looking for the perfect gift for your favorite baseball fan? A Greenville Drive holiday ticket package is a great choice!
