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Here are the best 6 things to do in Greenville April 25-May 3
The Post and Courier· 5 days agoThe best things to do in Greenville April 25-May 3 include Peace Center poverty forum, 'SpongeBob The Musical' at children's theater and spring chorale show.
Contemporary artist explores impact of time on the Black Southern experience at new show
The Post and Courier· 5 days agoWatching the short video “Ten Toes Down” in the small screening space to the rear of the gallery...
ANIMAL CONNECTION: SPCA Albrecht Center in need of volunteers
The Post and Courier· 7 days agoAs a private nonprofit, the organization relies heavily on the support of volunteers to continue...
As school year hits final stretch, take an adult field trip for Date Night in Greenville
The Post and Courier· 5 days agoThis one goes out to my fellow parents navigating the pure scheduling insanity of the last month of...
Students returning to alma mater
Roanoke Times· 2 days agoThis story was originally published in The Roanoke Times on March 18, 2007. One corrected the amount of a Virginia Foundation for the Humanities grant that Christiansburg Institute received ...
Biden Title IX Changes Affect State Laws on Women’s Sports, Locker Rooms, Lawyers Warn
National Catholic Register· 4 days agoThe addition of “gender identity” in the Biden administration’s interpretation of anti-discrimination rules could jeopardize state laws that restrict women’s sports and women’s locker rooms ...
Center for Lifelong Learning holds annual luncheon, presents awards and scholarships
The Post and Courier· 4 days agoAiken’s Center for Lifelong Learning, a partnership organization with USC Aiken, held its annual Recognition Day on Wednesday afternoon. The program and luncheon was in honor of Dr. Earl E.
Thomas Hardenbergh named executive chef of Motor Supply Company Bistro
The Post and Courier· 4 days agoSeventeen years after beginning his career as a line cook at Motor Supply Company Bistro, Thomas...
1924: Charles Dawes Elected V.P.
The Marietta Times· 3 days agoTurned off by the spiteful rhetoric in today’s political discourse? Stressed by the twenty-four hour news cycle and social media rancor? Go back 100...
Beth Pontari named VP for Academic Affairs and Provost
The Post and Courier· 4 days agoIn true Furman fashion, I’ve been mentored really well and have been challenged to develop my leadership skills. Pontari, a first-generation college graduate, was impressed ...
