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‘SMALL BY DESIGN’ New Administrator: First Presbyterian Academy Grows Students, Not Size
First Presbyterian Academy doesn’t plan to be the largest school in Greenville County, but it does aspire to do big things in the lives of young people, says the school’s new administrator. “This is a wonderful school community. We are small by design. We want to maintain that family feel,” says Dr. Rob Brown, who became Head of School in June. ...
Public Invited to Review Proposed Changes to the Development Code
When City Council adopted the new development code, they wanted it to be responsive to the community’s needs. So they mandated an annual review. City staff are sharing the proposed amendments for their first annual review of the code, which came after 12 months of practical use and listening to feedback from residents, developers and stakeholders. The updates include changes that will streamline review processes and right-size the development standards for Greenville.
Morris’s new novel gets promo in local news
Laura Leigh Morris, an associate professor of English at Furman University, has written a new book inspired by active shooter training she and her colleagues received at the university. As part of the launch, she’ll talk about “The Stone Catchers,” her second novel, at M. Judson Booksellers Wednesday, Aug. 20, 5:30-6:30. The event is free and open to the public. Learn more in a story that appeared in Greenville Journal.
Local food truck abruptly closes
GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Chef on the Run, a local food truck who sold gyros and burgers, announced they closed their business due to a family emergency. “We [regret] to report that we have closed our business due to a family emergency. We are grateful to all of you who have been supporting us for 7 years.”
Strong Storms bring flash flooding, power outages
GREENVILLE - A round of thunderstorms this evening brought plenty of rain to The Delta, and in some places, some flash flooding. The storms started moving into the area around 7 this evening, after triggering a severe thunderstorm watch earlier in the day. Thundershowers moved in from Arkansas and brought...
'Fake Fall' on the way
GREENVILLE, S.C. — Temperatures are turning a little cooler next week! When to expect a very small taste of autumn air this week is in your forecast. Track rain and storms on the interactive radar here. Check the latest alerts in your area here. Watch live skycams from around...
2024 Pigskin Preview: Wade Hampton Generals
GREENVILLE, S.C. — It's a new era for the Wade Hampton Generals. Year one under head coach Reuben Wright, who returns to the Upstate following a stint as the defensive coordinator and assistant head coach at Wharton High School in Tampa, Florida. This isn't Wright’s first time coaching in...
Dabo Swinney updates Clemson’s starting center situation, likes what he sees from Linthicum
Clemson is sticking with the centers they have after spring practice. Ryan Linthicum, Harris Sewell, and Trent Howard competed to replace All-ACC center Will Putnam, with Linthicum emerging as the starter. Clemson hasn’t released an official depth chart yet, but Linthicum has maintained his position heading into fall camp. “We considered adding someone in January, but after spring, we felt confident, especially with Matt [Luke] working with them,” Swinney explained. Linthicum, now a redshirt junior, has excelled in his role. Swinney praised his intelligence and conditioning, noting that he’s in the best shape since joining Clemson. Weighing 302 pounds, Linthicum is at his lightest since arriving in 2021. Swinney also highlighted Sewell’s improvement and Howard’s consistency, adding, “We feel good about the group. They’ve been very consistent.” Clemson will begin preparing for Georgia, with their season opener set for August 31 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
A reality check on NC’s battered democracy
Like in every election year, the current North Carolina political scene is frothy with excitement. The statewide races are high-stakes and tightly contested, with an immensely consequential governor’s race complemented by competitive contests for attorney general, lieutenant governor and superintendent of public instruction. Vice President Kamala Harris has a serious chance of winning North Carolina — a victory that President […] The post A reality check on NC’s battered democracy first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Dr. Martha Buchanan discusses Mpox outbreak on 'Good Morning Charleston'
LOWCOUNTRY, S.C. (WCIV) — A global health emergency has been declared by the World Health Organization as cases of Mpox also known as Monkey Pox are spreading rapidly across Africa. Dr. Martha Buchanan, Interim Director of DPH’s Bureau of Communicable Disease Prevention and Control spoke on "Good Morning Charleston"...
New school construction in Anderson County to help alleviate overcrowding
ANDERSON COUNTY, S.C. (WSPA) – Officials in Anderson School District One have released new details about an elementary school designed to help alleviate overcrowding in the district. The school is titled “Oak Hill Elementary” and is under construction near the intersection of Oak Hill Road and Elrod Road in the Powdersville community. Oak Hill Elementary […]
Celebrating the Rich Heritage, History of Anderson and South Carolina at Anderson County Museum
Anderson County Museum (ACM) began as a humble one-room operation in the Anderson County Historic Courthouse in 1983. Now located in a 26,000-square-foot facility with more than 12,000 square feet of gallery space, this free admission museum is devoted to sharing the history of Anderson County and South Carolina. The museum also features weekly adult and children’s programs to address various interests including many special events for children.
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