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Greenville Symphony concertmaster relishes leadership role
It seems that Jackie Tso was destined to be a musician. At age 2, she was utterly fascinated by her older brother’s violin. “I apparently would pick up his violin and play with it but not really know what I was doing,” Tso said. “I actually have no memory of doing that, but that’s what my parents tell me.”
On the Move: Jonathan Jimenez
Jonathan Jimenez was promoted to service center director in Averitt Express’ Greenville facility. He has been with the company for 18 years and has worked as operations support associate at its Orlando, Florida, facility and as a transportation sales specialist.
Clemson offers homemade solution to armyworms spotted in Upstate lawns, pastures
CLEMSON, S.C. — If armyworms are showing up in the yard, you are not alone and Clemson University is offering a homemade solution to try and help the problem. Clemson University College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences says fall armyworms are being reported in lawns and pastures across the state.
Anderson University Nursing Students Conduct Teddy Bear Clinic in Greenville
Pediatric Nursing students from the Anderson University College of Health Professions saw more than 400 children during a Teddy Bear Clinic held in July at the Children’s Museum of the Upstate in Greenville. For youngsters, facing a doctor visit or medical procedure can be a scary thing. But a...
Preliminary recommendations for Greenline-Spartanburg neighborhood plan unveiled
Preliminary recommendations for the Greenline-Spartanburg Neighborhood Master Plan were unveiled to city of Greenville leaders and the general public Aug. 15. The city has spent the last several months working with Arcadis, neighborhood residents and stakeholders to develop an updated plan for the neighborhood. The outdated plan for the Greenline-Spartanburg neighborhood located northeast of downtown Greenville was created in 2001.
Walden Named VP for NGU Campus Enhancement Services
—North Greenville University has named Kyle Walden as the institution’s new Vice President for Campus Enhancement Services, effective September 1. Walden has worked at NGU since 2010 and had served as the interim vice president since April. As head of Campus Enhancement Services, Walden provides direct management of the...
Wells Fargo Center branch in downtown Greenville to close in November
The Wells Fargo branch in downtown Greenville is set to close Nov. 6. The full-service branch is located in the Wells Fargo Center at 15 South Main St. Wells Fargo will continue to maintain a presence in the building, according to a statement from the bank. Wells Fargo closed 293...
New to the Street: TSAChoice
TSAChoice offers a variety of services including managed IT assistance, and custom development, virtual and cloud solutions. Location: 440 Roper Mountain Road, Suite H1, Greenville. Hours: 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday. For more information: Call 800-264-6878 or visit tsachoice.com.
‘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. ...
Man found shot to death at Pickens Co. home
PICKENS COUNTY, S.C. (WSPA) – An investigation is underway after a man was found shot to death Sunday night at a Pickens County home. The Pickens County Coroner’s Office confirmed that a man is dead after agencies responded to Crowe Creek Road around 9:30 p.m. The victim, identified as 49-year-old Steven Basquette, had at least […]
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.”
NC employees’ health plan running out of money. Legislators mum on what they’ll do about it.
The North Carolina State Health Plan may be unable to stay afloat by fall 2026, according to State Treasurer Dale Folwell. Why the state legislature is withholding the funds needed to keep the plan solvent remains a mystery. COVID-related expenses and skyrocketing prescription drug and health care costs are wreaking...
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...
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.
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