While Greenville Drive baseball is still a few weeks away, the organization and Fluor Field are continuing to celebrate amateur baseball in downtown Greenville.
The Greenville Tech Foundation was established in 1973 to support Greenville Technical College’s mission of transforming students’ lives and helping the community thrive.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s WaterSense program is encouraging consumers and businesses to celebrate the 15th annual Fix a Leak Week by finding and fixing plumbing leaks in their homes and improving irrigation systems for their landscapes.
After receiving public comment over the past seven weeks, the City of Greenville Planning Department has published an updated draft development code and zoning map.
The Clemson University Department of Pesticide Regulation is urging homeowners to stop the outdoor use of mothballs to deter snake intrusion, after several complaints have been made to the agency from South Carolina homeowners.
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) confirmed that a raccoon found near Strickland Road and Motlow School Road has tested positive for rabies.
On a cold morning in early February, Tammy King prepared and loaded boxes and bags of vegetables, fruits, milk, frozen meat, and snacks into cars lined up outside the Friends in Service Helping food pantry, known in rural northeastern Nevada as FISH.
Archaeologists with the S.C. Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) are asking the public for help in finding relatives of a young man whose remains were found on a key cultural site in Georgetown County.
With the care of a museum curator handling sacred relics, Danai Agakidou extracts from a zip-top bag the spoils of a pilgrimage she made this month from her home in Greece to Asheville, North Carolina, for the Southern Conference Men’s Basketball Championship.
