There may not be any Drive baseball this year at Fluor Field, but that won’t stop what has become the most anticipated event each year at the ballpark: Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering Day!
The Greenville Zoo has a new administrator. William “Bill” Cooper comes to Greenville from the Indianapolis Zoo where he served as Vice President of Infrastructure and Construction.
The state’s AccelerateSC website now provides South Carolinians a single place to see the latest data about economic revitalization efforts, COVID-19 statistics, and many other topics.
Grant funding is now available for the replacement or upgrade of older diesel vehicles, engines, and equipment to help reduce diesel emissions and improve air quality in South Carolina.
Due to the limited number of seats for high school athletic events this fall, Greenville County Schools is making changes to how tickets will be sold and distributed.
On September 21, Augusta University Healthcare in Georgia reported approximately 15,000 negative and positive test results to the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC).
One thing we know for certain about our furry counterparts is that dogs and cats are creatures of habit. They thrive on consistency, and sudden scheduling changes can throw them for a loop!
Despite sharp declines in total travel since the COVID-19 pandemic, Americans have been taking significantly more long-distance road trips than in previous years.
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control is sharing updated data that shows communities with mask requirement ordinances in place continue to see a slower rate of disease spread compared to communities without mask requirements.
Irrigation is an important tool that likely has been used in agriculture for about as long as humans have been cultivating plants, but just how much water is enough?
