Living Here

Jordan O’Toole is taking on a new role as principal of Brook Glenn Elementary for the 2022-23 school year.

With 18 years of experience in the field of education, O’Toole joined the school last year as an assistant principal.

A 168-year-old part of the Tigerville community was renamed earlier this month, honoring its historic role in the Greenville County community which is home to North Greenville University’s main campus.

Fred Coan knew he was going to get tossed.

Down to Union in the 1972 American Legion baseball playoffs, the Greer head coach had to do something to get his team back in the game.

The third annual Tammy Ride is scheduled for September 3, aiming to raise awareness to find the killer of Tammy Zywicki, an Eastside High graduate.

The South Carolina ride will start at Greenville Pickens Speedway at 3800 Calhoun Memorial Highway, Easley, and end at 498 Tsali Blvd in Cherokee, NC.

A local addiction recovery ministry is expanding into Wellford.

Evans Training Center is planning a groundbreaking ceremony September 25 on a new $2 million facility, which will be able to house 27 men.

Officers from Greer and Duncan gathered with local community members to celebrate National Night Out last Tuesday.

Greer held the event in five locations.

“We had the opportunity to meet many community members,” said Lt. Patrick Fortenberry of the Greer Police Department.

Each month, Loaves & Fishes delivers roughly 25,000 pounds of food each month to Greer, stocking outreach centers, apartment complexes and soup kitchens.

The upcoming Rock Out Hunger benefit concert on Saturday, September 10, will feature local talent at the Radio Room and will help to support Loaves & Fishes.

This is Part II of an article that appeared in the July 20 edition.

When 16-year-old Ryan Gregory was released from the SC State Hospital, the years that followed were rife with trauma and challenges.