Federal lawmakers enacted a $2 trillion economic stimulus package that will send most Americans stimulus checks in aid for families struggling to manage the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic. Read More
To ensure the students of Greenville County Schools continue to receive healthy and nutritious meals during the time schools are closed in response to COVID-19, Greenville County Schools is providing breakfast and lunch free of charge.Read More
The City has canceled events that were scheduled to occur before May 10.Read More
Since many schools have shut down and students are suddenly finding themselves at home, learning doesn’t mean it has to stop too. Check out these free learning resources:Read More
Cleveland Park will be closed beginning at 9 p.m. Friday, March 27. The City continues to send the message stay home, stay safe. The Swamp Rabbit Trail will be routed around Falls and Cleveland Parks.Read More
The Swamp Rabbit Trail is closed through Falls Park. Follow the detour signs and social distancing recommendations. Best option, stay home. Falls Park Bypass Map for Swamp Rabbit Trail. Source: https://www.greenvillesc.gov/Read More
While dine-in restaurants and bars are closed in Greenville, SC because of the COVID-19 safety issues, local food trucks are still rolling serving the community. They provide a good alternative for hungry customers urging for a different taste aside from home-cooked food. There are some important benefits to food trucksRead More
1. When does the City’s temporary curfew begin? The temporary curfew went into effect at 11 p.m. on Wednesday, March 25. 2. How long will the curfew be in effect? The curfew will expire on its own after 60 days unless City Council takes additional action. 3. What is consideredRead More
Tonight the City of Greenville took additional steps designed to protect citizens, urge social distancing and prevent the spread of COVID-19 in our community.Read More