After nearly 40 years on North Main Street, the youth theater program faces an uncertain future as families demand a real transition plan.

The 10-day fair runs through September 20 with free entry for canned-food donors and record-setting jugglers.

Lurenia Goodine's family says doctors gave her five to six months to live, yet she still sings gospel songs at church.

Adult tickets ran $12 as vendors let visitors handle animals before buying. One attendee left with a tortoise named Lemmy.

Bowling with the Bits hits Spare Time Greenville on October 8, with proceeds funding the YMCA's RECESS program for adults with diverse abilities.

More than 40 balloons were scheduled to be brought to the Anderson balloon launch field for the September 4-6 Hot Air Affair, supporting the Cancer Association of Anderson.

Last year's Golf Classic raised nearly $60,000 — about six months of counseling for Greenville families in crisis.

The 13th annual event lands on Tom Turner's Earls Bridge Road farm this weekend, with sawmill demos and a military history display joining the mix.

Columbia is asking for $1.6 million to stop pulling Social Security checks from foster children who lost a parent.

The county's only homeless shelter says it needs to relocate within weeks, and its attorney calls the ruling legally wrong.

Fostering Great Ideas returns to The 405 downtown, hoping to top last year's crowd of more than 320 guests.

New United Way figures show 81,000 Greenville County residents struggling, with rent arrears pushing many toward eviction.

A small Kentucky volunteer fire department asked Greenville firefighters for a favor, and GCFD delivered a station tour Dalton won't forget.