Greenville County Schools named Mary Grace Carlson of Carolina High and Academy as its 2026-27 Teacher of the Year today, honoring her teaching in government and economics with student-led discussions + civic programs following a rigorous review process.
Breeze Airways will begin nonstop seasonal flights from GSP Airport to West Palm Beach on Dec.
18 on Mondays and Fridays. This new route expands the airline’s network to 11 routes, giving local travelers a fresh option.
Furman University completed its Clearly Furman campaign on Aug.
26, raising $505.5 million from 27,152 donors to support academic priorities, athletics, endowed funds, and university institutes at its Greenville campus. The campaign exceeded its goal by nearly $80 million and secured over 16,000 first-time gifts + 302 new endowed funds.
The South Carolina Joint Citizens and Legislative Committee on Children will collect input from parents, caregivers and educators at a public hearing on Sept.
29 from 5 to 7 p.m. at Greenville Technical College’s Student Success Center (506 S. Pleasantburg Drive) to shape state recommendations.
Greenville Triumph SC transferred defender Patrick Seagrist to Lexington SC today for the rest of the season after he made 15 appearances and 14 starts + the move gives Greenville more roster flexibility ahead of new signings.
Furman Theatre was featured in an American Theatre article for its role in Kimberly Belflower’s play John Proctor Is the Villain, which will be the most-produced play of the 2026-2027 season, marking a creative achievement that began with workshops several years ago & promises local community pride.
Bon Secours has introduced a three-year Community Health Improvement Plan to address housing insecurity, food insecurity, mental health and access to care based on local feedback and data.
The plan will partner with county groups, faith communities + nonprofits to improve health and well-being in the region.
Furman students from the RISE summer program supported Greater Good Greenville and Greenville Together with community projects last week.
Their 10-week internship (ended Sept. 18) provided practical experience while helping the nonprofits create lasting local impact.
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