For the first time in history, the upcoming Census will be available online, allowing South Carolina residents to participate anywhere.
Working on the 2020 Census are: the United Way Association of South Carolina, Together SC and The SC Grantmaker’s Network.
Employees at CresCom Bank branches in Greer, Taylors and Greenville raised a total of $37,000 to donate to 13 local non-profits and organizations in 2019.
The CresCom Foundation was created six years ago. Through the foundation, bank employees personally donate their own money to select causes throughout the area.
Unity.
That’s the message Wayne Griffin values above all others, and he’s done a lot to promote it during his 20-year stint on Greer City Council.
“In the end, life is about compromise,” he said.
Greenville County Schools is inviting the public to the Upcountry History Museum on Monday, Feb. 17, from 3-6 p.m. for a free commemorative event honoring the 50th anniversary of the integration of its schools.
African Americans have played a significant role in forming the fabric of the United States. The following is a small sampling of the myriad African American individuals past and present who have made their mark on American history.
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The North Greenville University (NGU) School of Theatre will present an original piece written by NGU Theatre Department Chair and Associate Dean of the School of the Arts Amy Dunlap Feb. 13-15, 7:30 p.m. in the Billingsley Theatre.
“Truth Be Told” is based on the life of Sojourner Truth, born Isabella Bomfree, a former slave.
Every February people across the United States and Canada pay homage to prominent African American and black figures who have had impact on the world in various ways.
Each year, athletes, doctors, film stars, writers, directors, and politicians are just some of the people highlighted as individuals of merit.
The Town of Lyman is working with Spartanburg County and private land owners to redevelop the former mill site.
The Town hired SynTerra to help with a site assessment for the potential project.
Bill Husk, Environmental Services Program Director with SynTerra, presented the findings of that assessment last week.
The Greater Greer Education Foundation (GGEF) awarded 14 grants last Wednesday, providing $15,292 for projects in 10 local elementary, middle and high schools.
With enrollment rates on the rise, changes could soon be coming to Spartanburg School District Five.
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