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Photos of Lake Robinson Day in Greer 2025. Guest Contributor October 20, 2025 Clear drinking water is worth celebrating, and that is precisely what Greer CPW did on Oct. 18. The day consisted of water education, kayaking, bounce houses, a blood drive, and a tree giveaway by  TreesUpstate . “ Lake Robinson  is not just a scenic, recreational asset for the Greer area—it is a vital source of drinking water for our community and beyond,” said Stephen Kennette, water filter plant

Breathing Exercises That Can Aid Your Digestion For people who suffer from gastrointestinal (GI) conditions, it can feel like the uncomfortable symptoms are out of control. But there’s a simple technique that can help. “It’s helpful for people who have been dealing with ongoing GI symptoms to learn behavioral strategies that allow them to actively manage their symptoms and improve their quality of life,” says  Tracey Torosian, Ph.D. , a GI health psychologist at Henry Ford He

The Greenville–Spartanburg Airport District (GSP) recently announced Cody Bauman, A.A.E. as the new Vice President & Chief Operating Officer, effective October 4, 2025. Bauman will lead the District’s Operations, Facilities and Asset Management, and Public Safety functions, including Police and Fire. This position will ensure safe, efficient, and compliant day-to-day operations while advancing the District’s long-term strategic priorities. Bauman will ensure regulatory compli

A joyful crowd attended the 2025 Hall of Fame luncheon at the Phillis Wheatley Community Center Monday. x THIS 15-YEAR-OLD MCKNIGHT IS A STAR IN HIS OWN RIGHT. AND IT GETS BETTER. x x x x MEREDICH WALKER, CHIEF OPERATIONS OFFICER x DR. LELA MCKNIGHT, RETIRED EDUCATOR x TWO VERY GOOD-HEARTED VOLUNTEERS x x x RANDY JACKSON HAS A SNACK FOR MAKING GOOD THINGS HAPPEN x HEY, WITH SKILLS LIKE WILLIAMS, YOU'D BE HAPPY TOO x x x DEILVIN CHOICE HAS CHOPS x x RELATIVES OF INDUCTEE JAMES

On Monday, James Bobo, Minor M. Shaw, Shammond Omar Williams, and Linda and Steve Owings, as the class of 2025, were inducted into the  Phillis Wheatley Community Center (PWCC) Hall of Fame. The room was full of PWCC supporters, staff, participants, and donors. Everyone was a lifelong friend of the center.  Bobo was the publisher and photographer of The Community Informer, the only black-owned print newspaper in Greenville. There is only one other in the state. Shaw is a busi

A slower Sunday pedestrian traffic closed out Fall for Greenville 2025 Here are a few pictures of the Sunday crowd for Fall for...

It's easy to love art, even if we don’t understand it. For this reason, we asked the artist what inspired her to create specific pieces....

The Greenville Free Medical Clinic is a marvel to behold. More than 4,000 patients are served each year at no cost, says Susie Foley,...

My wife and I were happy with our eye doctor. However, he retired and sold his business to another doctor. For years, this optometrist...

Shay Black Expression sees art everywhere she looks. It follows, therefore, that she loves all genres, media, and forms of art. Because...

On October 16, Phillis Wheatley will host a free Health Fair from 11 am to 2 pm. Take charge of your health by learning how to eat...

Most have touring the nation’s capital on their bucket list. You don’t have to be a super patriot, a historian, or a travel buff to enjoy...

The Greenville-Spartanburg Airport District has signed a new partnership agreement with TRIWO Hahn Airport GmbH in Germany. The popular...

On October 14, the Phillis Wheatley Center will induct outstanding members of the community into the Hall of Fame in a luncheon at the...

Volunteers garnered $7,000 in grants and 3,000 pounds of food for their food pantry. That results in more shelves, a larger space, and...

Losing weight is not the chore some make it out to be. Make smart choices and enjoy good food while you peel off the pounds. Now you have...

The political race is on for the Greer District 2 seat. The incumbent Kariuam Booker will finish his first term in December. BOOKEER VS...

A mama bear with three cubs can be a gardener’s worst nightmare. Photo by Herman Wa Bear sightings are not uncommon. One naturalist recently wrote: a bear with three cute little cubs in tow discovered the figs long before the deer. While mama bear is feeding on the luscious fruit, the baby bears have loads of fun climbing the spindly fig bushes, bending and breaking stems in the process. YouTube videos often show bears interacting with people in forests and in residential are

It is far from easy to lay the foundation for an enduring generational legacy, but that is exactly what  Richard McKnight did. This is...

Construction has begun on the long-awaited pro soccer stadium in Mauldin. The multi-use stadium will be home to the Greenville Triumph...