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The long-awaited Alliance development is one step closer to reality. The Planning Commission recently approved the projects modifications, allowing the fully affordable housing project to move forward.
The Greenville Drive, High-A South Atlantic League Affiliate of the Boston Red Sox, will have a new face at the helm for the first time in six seasons as Liam Carroll, most recently the Single-A Salem Red Sox manager, was tabbed by the Red Sox to lead Greenville in 2025.
Governor McMaster recently announced that his December 13, 2024, request for a Major Presidential Disaster Declaration to provide federal aid to supplement state and local recovery efforts following severe November flooding has been approved.
In 1983, President Reagan signed H.R. 3706, a bill to make the birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr., a legal public holiday, which became Public Law No: 98-144.
King, a leader of the civil rights movement, is well known for his efforts to bring about racial equality in the nation using nonviolent means.
In 2022, enhanced tax credits for households making 400% of the federal poverty level were part of the Inflation Reduction Act. Officials estimate that more than 20 million people have purchased health insurance through the ACA’s marketplace.
Greenville City Council recently approved allocation of $13.4 million for a new parking deck in the rapidly growing West End.
The Upstate South Carolina Boat Show, one of the largest events of its kind in the region, returns to the Greenville Convention Center Thursday, Jan. 23, to Sunday, Jan. 26, 2025.
South Carolina’s Lottery Commission is asking legislators to change state law to allow players to purchase tickets with debit cards.
The City of Greenville has announced that the last of the debris caused by Hurricane Helene has been removed, officially ending the debris cleanup effort within the city limits.
The wildfires raging across Los Angeles are setting the scene for a real estate nightmare.
When Catherine Williams bought her new home, she admits she didn’t give much thought to how comfortable it might be during colder seasons.
