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Vacant land on Oscar Street donated to the Greenville Housing Fund could become affordable housing and a wetlands nature trail on the doorstep of Unity Park.

The labor market continues to undergo changes as employees seek to work from home as much as possible, office buildings are modernized to meet ESG requirements, and companies seek flexible spaces to accommodate a number employee variable.

In 1990, President George H. W. Bush signed into law the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), prohibiting discrimination against individuals with disabilities. This civil right extends to many areas of

“What do we want? Climate Justice. When do we want it? Now!” students chanted, hoisting painted cardboard signs and megaphones overhead. Students for a Sustainable Campus (SSC) at Mississippi State University held its 5th annual Climate March on Saturday, marching from Lee Hall to Unity Park to push for more environmentally sustainable practices throughout Starkville....

Show St. Pattys spirit with a footrace or two, check out live music at Pour House or Johns Island Park, or support student theater with multiple performances.

Residents in the Parker fire district could face tax increases and firefighter layoffs as Greenville expands its city limits to lucrative Cherrydale and beyond.

Greenville officials say they lead on housing and transportation. What do the mayors of Mauldin, Simpsonville, Greer, Travelers Rest and Fountain Inn think?

Greenville leaders are considering short-term funding for long-term projects like an Airport Loop Trail and expanding the Swamp Rabbit Trail to North Main.

The Bake Room announced on its Facebook page its closing.

Longtime Ocoee Assistant City Manager Craig Shadrix was named by the Commission as choice to succeed retiring City Manager.