Governor McMaster recently called on local governments to enact mask ordinances to slow the spread of COVID-19. The Greenville Chamber endorses that call and asks Greenville County Council and local municipalities to take swift action.
State agriculture officials are warning South Carolinians to be wary of unsolicited packages of seeds mailed to them.
Early in July, volunteers on Kiawah Island discovered dozens of tiny sea turtle tracks leading across the beach and into the ocean. SCDNR biologists confirmed it was the first sea turtle nest to hatch in the state, marking the start of hatching season in South Carolina.
In addition to takeout and delivery, many of Greenville’s restaurants have reopened for indoor and outdoor dining!
Gov. Henry McMaster has announced that all previously recommended guidelines for restaurants and other establishments that attract groups of people are now mandatory.
Milliken & Company, an Upstate manufacturer with more than 150 years of textile expertise, has invested significant resources to increase domestic production of its advanced medical fabrics.
The Center for Developmental Services, or CDS for short, is a nonprofit that serves children with disabilities and special needs from birth until they transition to adulthood.
At the recent Apple Worldwide Developer Conference it was announced that BMW will become the first carmaker to enable its customers to use iPhone as a fully digital car key.
Palmetto Clean Fuels recently completed a study to assess the current electric vehicle infrastructure and policy framework in South Carolina, analyze trends and the outlook for the future, and identify actions to prepare South Carolina for future EV development.
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) announced on July 28th a total of 1,573 new confirmed cases and 52 additional confirmed deaths.
By forcing many Americans to stay home, COVID-19 created a rare opportunity for states to accelerate much-needed road repairs without interrupting daily commutes.
Plants can really liven up a space, but some varieties can make pets seriously sick, making it difficult to know which plants you can bring home without worry.
