As the coronavirus pandemic continues and the COVID-19 vaccine rolls out, Better Business Bureau Upstate SC officials warn of scammers that are hawking everything from vitamins to essential oils and herbal teas that they say will prevent and cure coronavirus.
Cindy Parker of Safety Ex Eyewear has found an answer for those trying to make glasses and masks work together for a fogless workday, and a sales lift for her small business that had to shut down for four weeks this spring due to COVID-19.
More than $701,000 has been raised from the Spartanburg Area Chamber’s effort to Bring Back The ‘Burg’, with local business officials this week announcing a new way to donate by texting BURG to 345345.
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices C. Dan Joyner, REALTORS® and The Blood Connection are teaming up for a multi-location blood drive across the Upstate on Wednesday, July 29.
Those with big travel plans in 2020 had their trips upended by the coronavirus pandemic, leaving many would-be travelers to wonder if they’ll be able to recover any costs from the travel insurance they purchased.
Bank of America Fall for Greenville, the City of Greenville’s popular downtown street festival, has been canceled for 2020. The City of Mauldin also has cancelled its popular Beachin’ Fridays summer concert series.
Greenville Transit Authority, aka Greenlink, was awarded a $5 million grant from FTA’s 2020 Low or No-emission “Lo-No” Bus Program. It was the public transportation system’s fourth grant in as many budget cycles, allowing Greenlink to put more green in its bus fleet.
The Upcountry History Museum-Furman University is set to reopen to the public on Tuesday, June 9, with controlled attendance that allows for social distancing.
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.
