Perkins was born at 444 Beacon St. to Luther and Helen Goode Black and grew up with her six siblings in Spartanburg's ...

Furman student Libby Adams argues AI's risks outweigh its benefits and calls for stronger regulation, public education and ...

Libertas Academy Easley, authorized by the Charter Institute at Erskine, will be located at 340 Rolling Hills Circle in ...

Greenville Free Medical Clinic Executive Director Suzie Foley reflects on 27 years of service as she prepares for retirement.

The exhibition is on view at The Anchorage at 586 Perry Ave. through Jan. 5 and pieces are able to be purchased through Art & ...

Bryan Royal succeeds David Wise as president of Harper General Contractors, marking a new chapter for the Greenville ...

Simpsonville City Council voted 5-2 to advance an ordinance that will discontinue the city’s acquisition, installation, ...

Council will be briefed on Flock camera use Nov. 10, and citizens can express their views on the topic during a public forum ...

The American Heart Association recently awarded Berea Elementary School a grant to strengthen the school’s cardiac emergency ...

The bat reported in Piedmont is the sixth animal to test positive for rabies in Greenville County and the 97th statewide in ...

Anna Rasche, a novelist and gemologist and jewelry historian based in New York, will promote her new book “The Cursed Diamond ...

The American Legion Post 3 plans to move out of downtown Greenville after selling its property at 430 N. Main St.