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Politics, business, and advocacy: the diverse paths of Jesse Jackson's children, the next generation
No one says that parenting future movers and shakers is easy or automatic. All agree that it takes hard work, savvy, and consistency. Some great leaders create distance between themselves and their children, leaving emotional scars that last a lifetime. Jesse with wife, Jacqueline Jackson To better understand Jackson’s educational achievements with his family, we need to look at the odds of such a resounding success. Of course, they are more than simple examples of achieving
Feb 272 min read


MOTOWN AUDITION
Introduce the Notcha Mama's Motown musical revue audition at the Phillis Wheatley Community Center in Greenville on March 27, 2026, at 5 PM, with high energy that invokes classic Motown nostalgia, encourages participants to bring their best 1960s soul, and emphasizes community talent. The audition runs from 5 PM to 9 PM, making it a pivotal moment for local performers to showcase their skills. Come one and all, and be sure to bring it.
Feb 181 min read


Keen vision, requisite for athletic prowess
Think of a great athlete, and most of us think of a strong, fast, and talented specimen. However, some sports authorities list vision foremost. CARLOS HARPER HAD 20/10 VISION AT HIGH SHOOL Cal Ripken should know a thing or two about athleticism. Ripken, “the iron man,” played 21 seasons for the Baltimore Orioles as shortstop and third baseman. He played in 2,632 consecutive games. Vision in sports means more than 20/20 eyesight. In encumbrances, reacting to rapidly changing s
Feb 32 min read


Good Samaritans in our midst
Upstate residents are helping each other during recent storms. One woman drove a neighbor to various grocery stores to complete her extended shopping tour. Others are clearing roads and driveways. One sewer-line supervisor let an employee help a neighbor clear a path through the neighbor's sidewalk so service people could reach his porch to drop off vital supplies. When chatty neighbors grow silent, caring folks check on them and help by taking them food, medicines, and other
Feb 21 min read


The Drive gears up for its new season
The Greenville Drive is preparing for its 21st season at Fluor Field, opening in April with new suites and concession upgrades. As a high-A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox, the team will have a packed schedule from April 2-4, featuring many promotional events. COURTESY OF THE DRIVE Key Details for the 2026 Season: Opening Schedule: The season kicks off with a series against the Greensboro Grasshoppers, featuring fireworks, and continues with home games against the Bowling
Jan 311 min read


Kids summer camp coming to PWCC
Register now for summer camp coming soon to Phillis Wheatley Community Center. Get details. YOU CAN JOIN THE FUN
Jan 301 min read


Dos and Don'ts for operating home generators
Do's Operate Outdoors: Place at least 20 feet away from your home, doors, windows, and vents to prevent CO buildup. Install carbon monoxide (CO) Alarms: Have working, battery-operated carbon monoxide detectors on every level of your home. Keep it Dry: Run on a dry surface under an open canopy, and keep it away from rain or flooding. Use Proper Cords: Use heavy-duty, grounded extension cords, checking for damage first. Connect Appliances Correctly: Plug appliances directl
Jan 211 min read


Winter reading is back at the Gvl Library System
Starting Thursday, Jan 15, stop by any GCLS location or register online to join this fun challenge for great prizes! Check out the link below for more details! www.greenvillelibrary.org/winter-reading #WinterReading #GCLSLibrary See the prizes. What a blast! It benefits all ages by fostering family literacy, reducing stress, building community, and promoting lifelong learning through shared reading experiences: kids developing early literacy skills, teens and adults exploring
Jan 81 min read
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