Greenville’s annual premier wine, music, and food festival, Euphoria, celebrates its 16th year this fall with more than 40 events scheduled over four days. The festival, presented by Lexus, will take place from September 16 to 19 and will include smaller gatherings as well as larger signature events, including seated,Read More
On Thursday, Governor Henry McMaster signed joint resolution S.704 into law requiring South Carolina schools to provide in-person classes five days a week to students. It will take effect on Monday, April 26, and will last for the remainder of the academic year. The bill also stipulated that schools mustRead More
Three mobile vaccination units have been deployed across Greenville County, where they have distributed 1,700 vaccinations at a half-dozen sites. Prisma and other healthcare systems in the state started the initiative in February. Greenville’s program was funded by $1.8 million from the federal CARES Act, which was disbursed into theRead More
The Easley Spring Carnival is back at the Upper South Carolina State Fairgrounds. The event was canceled last year due to the pandemic, but officials are now ecstatic to bring back one of Easley’s most popular events, and they’re inviting everyone to come for rides, games, and food perfect forRead More
If a family member died as a result of COVID-19, the Federal Emergency Management Agency offers financial assistance of up to $35,000 in funeral expenses. To alleviate some of the financial stress and hardship caused by the pandemic, FEMA’s COVID-19 Funeral Assistance program will reimburse individuals and families for COVID-19-relatedRead More
After 20 months of no in-person games inside Fluor Field, the Greenville Drive is announcing the return of baseball to Greenville downtown. Greenville Drive’s VP of Marketing, Jeff Brown, confirmed that the grand opening would take place on May 4. Tickets will be available for purchase online on April 17.Read More
The Greenville emergency mask ordinance was scheduled to expire on April 10, but the city opted to extend the emergency mask requirement once again due to the persistently high COVID-19 cases in the area. Greenville City Council voted unanimously on Thursday in a special called session to extend the city’sRead More
On Friday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released an updated travel guideline for people who have been fully vaccinated. CDC says people who are fully vaccinated can travel within the United States without getting COVID-19 testing or post-travel self-quarantine as long as they continue to take COVID-19Read More
More vaccination cards will be given as more citizens are vaccinated. It’s a joyous moment and some may be tempted to share an ecstatic vaccination selfie on social media. The Better Business Bureau and the AARP warns the public against posting a selfie with their vaccination card on social media.Read More
Greenville County Schools (GCS) is offering students a second chance to enroll in the full-time GSC Virtual Program by opening a second enrollment window for the 2021-2022 virtual program. From Thursday, April 1 through Friday, April 23, the second enrollment window for the GCS Virtual Program 2021-22 will be open.Read More