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South Carolina offers another 2025 defensive tackle
South Carolina sent out another offer to a defensive tackle on Tuesday night. This is believed to be the third 2025 prospect at the position to add a Gamecocks offer this month. Three-star Braxton Kyle, who's been committed to Rutgers since June 1, posted about his offer from the Gamecocks...
Massive budget cuts ahead for domestic violence organizations in Greenville, South Carolina
GREENVILLE COUNTY, S.C. — At a time when the need for victim advocate programs is on the rise, organizations like Safe Harbor are facing budget cuts. Safe Harbor serves as a safe space for victims of domestic abuse. They offer programs and services to empower individuals and their families, but with ongoing budget cuts, they’ve had to eliminate key positions like a shelter advocate, client support specialist, staff attorney and child therapist. CEO, Danny Varat said those positions were needed to best serve their clients. "If the federal funding cuts continue, we won't be able to do those kinds of things that we used to do and want to do again, that would provide truly valuable service to our clients, adults, children and families," he says.
Greenville Tech's new facility offers medical students hands-on training with cutting-edge technology
GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) -Greenville Technical College is preparing its medical students for real-world careers by offering hands-on experience in the classroom, made possible through the newest facility on the Barton Campus. At the heart of this innovative learning experience is the Prisma Health Center, where students studying health and...
Furman Students Contribute, and Learn, Through Summer Research Fellows Program
Aaron Swiney, Furman University Class of ’25, wanted to know more about how the earth formed, so he spent the summer as a paid research fellow, following his curiosity into tectonics research with Ruth Aronoff, associate professor of earth sciences. The experience, which included a trip to Colorado for field work, has informed his path after Furman University.
McMaster signs tax credits for South Carolina railroads, abandoned buildings
(The Center Square) — South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster has signed a measure to extend tax credits for revitalizing abandoned buildings and South Carolina short-line railroads. S. 1021, which the Republican governor "ceremonially" signed on Wednesday, extends the provisions of the South Carolina Abandoned Buildings Revitalization Act that were set to expire on Dec. 31, 2025. The credits now run through 2035 and increase the maximum credit a taxpayer may earn in a year from $500,000 to $700,000. ...
Furman Athletics Teams Up with Legends Hospitality for Arena Upgrade
Furman University is partnering with Legends Hospitality to renovate Timmons Arena, a $40 million project aimed at elevating the basketball game day experience. This renovation marks a significant investment towards creating a state-of-the-art facility that will cater to fans, students, and players. Legends Hospitality will survey fans to gauge potential seating preferences and ticket pricing strategies, using data from peer institutions to inform decisions. The partnership is expected to enhance the overall competitiveness and sustainability of Furman's Division I athletics.
Video: Sync for Survivors 2024 benefits Cancer Survivor Park
Sync for Survivors, an inaugural lip sync battle charity event to benefit Cancer Survivors Park, was held Aug. 17 at the Greenville Theatre. Twenty well-known Upstate personalities split into teams and chose songs to dance and lip sync to onstage. Rehearsals for the performances began July 22. Competitors were taught choreography with the help of the Shock Dance Center in Mauldin.
Annual ‘Wake Up with Rebuild’ returns to Anderson
GREENVILLE, S.C. – Thanks to last year's turnout and success, Rebuild Upstate’s free informational event Wake Up with Rebuild will return to Anderson this fall. Wake Up with Rebuild is a free, informational event offering the opportunity to hear community leaders share thoughts on affordable housing in the Upstate. Attendees will learn how Rebuild Upstate has served homeowners in need for the past 17 years and how the organization envisions future service.
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