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Seven signs a pet could be in pain
Pets and even wild animals can convey sentiments in various ways. It’s human nature to want to assume that the passing glances of a puppy are looks of deep love - and they very well may be.
District seeking public volunteers
Greenville County Schools is soliciting an eligible pool to serve on the Elementary, Middle and High School Materials Review Committees for book challenges. The committees are responsible for handling complaints from the public concerning the appropriateness of instructional materials according to GCSBoard Policy KNBA.
Furman Theatre Arts announces new season
The Furman University Department of Theatre Arts has announced its 2023-2024 season including a musical, four plays and a ballet. All performances are open to the public and take place in The Playhouse on campus.
Lyman’s Music on the Hill begins Sept. 7
The Town of Lyman will begin its free outdoor concert series, Music on the Hill,beginning Sept. 7.
The concerts are held on Thursdays from 7-9 p.m. in the Lyman Amphitheater.
This year’s lineup includes:
Sept. 7: Dana Jones & The Bruce Caldwell Project
Sept. 14: Split Shot
Sept. 21: The BAck 9 Band
5 Perks to enjoying raw, local honey
The Greer Farmers Market will host “Pollinator Day” on Tuesday, Aug. 22.
Vendors will highlight all things “bee” from 4:30-7:30 p.m. at Greer City Park.
In recognition of the event and in honor of national bee day, consider the following perks of raw, local honey.
Governor signs First Steps Permanent Authorization
Last week, South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster signed the South Carolina First Steps Permanent Authorization bill into law.
At the ceremonial bill signing of H. 4023, which permanently authorized First Steps, McMaster was joined by SC First Steps Executive Director Georgia Mjartan, as well as members of the General Assembly.
