| Journey to Neverland |
The South Carolina Children's Theatre wants you to fly to Neverland.
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| Chef brings flavor to food, life through cooking |
One year ago, Martha White sampled some homemade macaroni and cheese and realized she had discovered a culinary whiz.
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| No challenge too big for Howell |
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The competition will be very different this time, but Reed Howell is ready to take his inventor skills to the next level. |
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| 'Behind the Smiles' shares victims' pain |
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If anyone ever wondered if Tanya Anderson has the experience to be the victim's advocate for the City of Greer police department, they should read the book she has written. |
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| The cost of senior year |
| It seemed like just yesterday that little tot of yours climbed up the steps of the bus for the first time, backpack weighed down with everything on that school supply list in tow. |
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| Camp ends with 'Alice' |
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The culmination of a two-week advanced camp at Greer Cultural Arts will be a free performance at the Greer City Park amphitheatre Saturday and Sunday and Aug. 28-29. |
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| Dancing to New York |
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When Cara Marie Gary left to compete in the Olympics of ballet in Mississippi in June, she hoped to represent the International Ballet Academy (IBA) in Greer and the United States in a grand way. |
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| Mac Arnold wearing new hat as spokesman |
| Mac Arnold rides around these days with a bigger than usual plate full of daily to-do lists. |
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| Tour savors peach history |
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Recently, two trolleys full of people anxious to learn about the rich peach history of Spartanburg County departed the Hub City Railroad Museum at the old Magnolia Street train station for a two-hour tour through Spartanburg, Inman and Gramling, once the center of the peach trade in the area. |
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| Swimming pools heat up |
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With several days averaging temperatures in the high 90s, local pools are averaging elevated water temperatures. |
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