City of Greenville Releases How-to Guide for “Fall for Greenville”
Tickets are on sale now for Bank of America Fall for Greenville, happening this weekend, November 8-10, in downtown Greenville.
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Atherosclerosis – The ‘Silent Killer’ – Tackled by Upstate Researchers
Clemson University researchers are studying ways to modify two proteins – ABCA1 and ABCG1 – which could lead to more effective treatments for atherosclerosis.
Dentists Are Pulling ‘Healthy’ and Treatable Teeth To Profit From Implants, Experts Warn
Becky Carroll was missing a few teeth, and others were stained or crooked. Ashamed, she smiled with lips pressed closed. Her dentist offered to fix most of her teeth with root canals and crowns, Carroll said, but she was wary of traveling a long road of dental work.
Select City Offices to Open at New Location on Nov. 6th
The Building & Permit Center, along with the Business Licenses & Revenue Center, will move from downtown to the Public Safety Campus Municipal Complex on Halton Road.
Greenville County Schools Breaks Ground on Reedy Laurel Elementary
Greenville County Schools recently celebrated the groundbreaking of Reedy Laurel Elementary School.
Presidential Historian Updegrove to Speak in Greenville on Nov. 7th
On Nov. 7, two days after the presidential election, one of the country’s foremost presidential historians will present “Lessons in Character and Leadership from Seven American Presidents” at the Poinsett Club in Greenville.
Ingles Reports Helene Losses Up to $55 Million
Ingles Markets, the Black Mountain-based grocery chain, suffered $35 million to $55 million in property and inventory losses from Tropical Storm Helene, the company announced Tuesday.
Teens Need Some Excitement Next Summer? Sign Them Up for Camp Wildwood!
Do you have a teenager who needs something exciting to do this summer? Are they on the cell phone too much and need to get outdoors?
Greenville County Schools Breaks Ground on New Site for Northwest Middle
Greenville County Schools recently celebrated the groundbreaking of the new site for Northwest Middle School.
City Seeking Comment on Dunbar Street and Green Avenue Safety Plan
The City of Greenville’s Engineering Services Department has completed traffic and pedestrian safety audits along the entirety of Dunbar Street and Green Avenue, with the goal of increasing safety along these corridors.
Five Western North Carolina State Parks to Reopen Nov. 1st
Crowders Mountain, Gorges, Grandfather Mountain, and Lake Norman state parks, as well as Rendezvous Mountain, will reopen at least partially on Nov. 1, the Division of Parks and Recreation announced.
Can You Eat Your Jack-o-lantern Pumpkin?
It’s fall and thoughts turn to pumpkin pie and to Halloween jack-o-lanterns. But, can you use a pumpkin for both a jack-o-lantern and for eating?
Atherosclerosis – The ‘Silent Killer’ – Tackled by Upstate Researchers
Clemson University researchers are studying ways to modify two proteins – ABCA1 and ABCG1 – which could lead to more effective treatments for atherosclerosis.
Dentists Are Pulling ‘Healthy’ and Treatable Teeth To Profit From Implants, Experts Warn
Becky Carroll was missing a few teeth, and others were stained or crooked. Ashamed, she smiled with lips pressed closed. Her dentist offered to fix most of her teeth with root canals and crowns, Carroll said, but she was wary of traveling a long road of dental work.
Select City Offices to Open at New Location on Nov. 6th
The Building & Permit Center, along with the Business Licenses & Revenue Center, will move from downtown to the Public Safety Campus Municipal Complex on Halton Road.
Greenville County Schools Breaks Ground on Reedy Laurel Elementary
Greenville County Schools recently celebrated the groundbreaking of Reedy Laurel Elementary School.
Presidential Historian Updegrove to Speak in Greenville on Nov. 7th
On Nov. 7, two days after the presidential election, one of the country’s foremost presidential historians will present “Lessons in Character and Leadership from Seven American Presidents” at the Poinsett Club in Greenville.
Ingles Reports Helene Losses Up to $55 Million
Ingles Markets, the Black Mountain-based grocery chain, suffered $35 million to $55 million in property and inventory losses from Tropical Storm Helene, the company announced Tuesday.
Teens Need Some Excitement Next Summer? Sign Them Up for Camp Wildwood!
Do you have a teenager who needs something exciting to do this summer? Are they on the cell phone too much and need to get outdoors?
Greenville County Schools Breaks Ground on New Site for Northwest Middle
Greenville County Schools recently celebrated the groundbreaking of the new site for Northwest Middle School.
City Seeking Comment on Dunbar Street and Green Avenue Safety Plan
The City of Greenville’s Engineering Services Department has completed traffic and pedestrian safety audits along the entirety of Dunbar Street and Green Avenue, with the goal of increasing safety along these corridors.
Five Western North Carolina State Parks to Reopen Nov. 1st
Crowders Mountain, Gorges, Grandfather Mountain, and Lake Norman state parks, as well as Rendezvous Mountain, will reopen at least partially on Nov. 1, the Division of Parks and Recreation announced.
Can You Eat Your Jack-o-lantern Pumpkin?
It’s fall and thoughts turn to pumpkin pie and to Halloween jack-o-lanterns. But, can you use a pumpkin for both a jack-o-lantern and for eating?