If you’ve missed seeing The Pound Cake Man’s orange and purple truck at festivals and farmers markets this spring, you can find him Tuesday through Saturday at his new bakery on Old Greenville Highway in Clemson.
Our roles as parents have been seemingly transformed by the COVID-19 pandemic, suddenly finding ourselves as teachers in addition to the already long list of responsibilities of parenting. The good news is that the essential ingredients to positive parenting haven’t changed.
The COVID-19 pandemic caused cancellation of some of the monthly fish fry fundraisers held at Soapstone Baptist Church in Pickens County, so a Go Fund Me campaign has been launched to help retire the historic church’s $46,000 mortgage.
Using everything from sawmill scraps to pieces found along the side of the road, Nathan Witt of Fiddlesticks Woodwerx turns Upstate trees into treasures.
For the first time in its nearly 20-year history, The Art Bomb’s Spring Show is going virtual.
Greenville’ Synergy Mill recently partnered with 3DforCOVID to deliver 5,000 face shields to frontline healthcare workers along the East Coast.
Spartanburg manufacturer SantoLubes is producing hand sanitizer at a rate of two million gallons per week and fulfilling demand on a first-come, first-served basis.
If you’re considering a move to the Upstate or within the Upstate, livability is something to consider. Check the livability score of several Upstate cities, calculated by AreaVibes.
European vacations, Caribbean cruises and spring break getaways all came to a screeching halt amid the coronavirus pandemic. Now, cabin fever has many of us dreaming about destinations near and far, but when will we be able to travel?
The Boiling Springs community is coming together for 3-year-old Lettie June Burgess who was recently diagnosed with T-Cell lymphoblastic lymphoma.
Jobs in manufacturing, distribution, customer service, education, government, nonprofit and healthcare will be available during SC Works Greater Upstate’s first ever virtual job fair on Thursday, May 7.
Tell your customers about your new hours and pickup options on Livin’ Upstate SC.
The Well Center in Pendleton is offering free mental health counseling for those with disabilities who are experiencing greater barriers to services and quality of life due to COVID-19.
Springtime in the South means that snakes are on the move. Watch your step and know what to do should you encounter one.
With traditional, in-person job fairs on hold due to social distancing, SC Works Greater Upstate will hold its first ever Virtual Job Fair on Thursday, May 7.
Upstate Shag professionals Jeff and Dede Ward continue their four-week Shag for Beginners series with Lesson Three: Male Turn.
Living through the coronavirus pandemic makes us fearful. Thankfully, there are many easy actions we can take to minimize the effects of fear in our lives.
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