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4 greater Greer students are finalists for cook-off Throwdown at Euphoria
AUG 30, 2017
Four students from greater Greer schools are finalists for Euphoria’s Healthy Lunchtime Throwdown.
The finalists, age, school and their recipes:
Hudson Hopper, 9, makes cash donation to feed homebound Meals on Wheels clients
AUG 23, 2017
By Krista Gibson
Greer Community Ministries
Hudson Hopper, a nine-year-old, delivered $205 in cash to Greer Community Ministries (GCM) so that he could help feed homebound Meals on Wheels clients. Hopper just started the fourth grade at Lyman Elementary School.
Total eclipse was a stunning phenomenon
AUG 21, 2017
There’s no telling how many people assembled in the Upstate to observe the solar eclipse.
Greer City Park, Fluor Field and Liberty Park in Greenville, Clemson, Furman, North Greenville University and USC Upstate were among large venues that hosted events. The Greenville Drive paused its game at 2:25 p.m. to allow spectators and players to observe the eclipse.
NGU gets awesome view of solar eclipse totality
AUG 21, 2017
North Greenville College solar eclipse viewers got an ethereal view Monday.
Here's a salute to our education partners
AUG 18, 2017
I am taking a little extra liberty with this space and giving a shout out to our education partners.
Dr. Brendan Kelly, Chancellor at the University of South Carolina Upstate met with staff members of the newly designed newspaper – The Carolinian. Zandra Shafer, Stephanie Sawaked, Editor Lucy McElroy, and Asia Suber joined Kelly. As usual the case with photographers, Brandon Pack produced this photo. Pack has captured an iconic photo of the administration building bathed in green for the Upstate’s new branding initiative.
Eclipse: Think snow, that's how emergency planners view historic event
AUG 4, 2017
Think a snow event and that is how the South Carolina Emergency Management Department (SCEMD) is planning for the eclipse as it crosses the Upstate and South Carolina.
Grocery stores, gas stations, hotels, restaurants, transportation services, coffee shops, retail stores, urgent care clinics and many other establishments will experience a jump in business, according to the SCEMD.
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