Gov. Henry McMaster issued an executive order extending the state of emergency for another 15 days due to the coronavirus pandemic. The new order will remain in place until April 12 unless it is changed or extended by the Governor. 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
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
The City has closed of all tennis and basketball courts in our parks until further notice. Restrooms will remain open and the City has contracted with an outside agency to clean them multiple times a day.Read More
Millions of homeowners will have relief from foreclosure as mortgage lenders Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and HUD suspend foreclosures and evictions in response to the COVID-19 crisis. In a statement released by the Department of Housing and Urban Development, all single-family homeowners with FHA-backed mortgages would be shielded from foreclosureRead More
After City Council unanimously approved an emergency ordinance designed to help stop the spread of COVID-19, Mayor White invited residents to join him in supporting local businesses. The City closed dining areas through March 31.Read More
Upstate, SC restaurants offer free meals to kids in need during COVID-19 outbreak Several schools throughout Greenville County and the rest of the Upstate, SC announced closures due to the COVID-19 crisis. These leave students who rely on free and reduced meals without access to school nutrition. Businesses may haveRead More