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• Greenville, SC News
• Summer mission teams minister around the world
• Furman's Johnson, Ohmstede Named To SoCon All-Tournament Team
• Furman Names Richie Meade Men's Lacrosse Coach
• Samford Defeats Furman, 12-2, In SoCon Tournament Semifinals
• Findings of the Committee that Reviewed BJU’s Sexual Abuse Policy and Its Application
• Furman To Introduce New Men's Lacrosse Coach Saturday At Gillette Stadium
• Gilmer Places 43rd At NCAA East Regional
• Local Youth Surprised with Over 125 Donated Bikes and Helmets
• Furman Clips Western Carolina In Bottom Of The Ninth, 9-8
• Scarpa Inducted Into ITA Hall Of Fame
• Hanna Resigns As Furman Women’s Golf Coach
• Furman Falls To Appalachian State, 7-5, In SoCon Tourney First Round
• Furman To Face Appalachian State Wednesday In SoCon Tournament Opening Round Game
• Furman Adds Transfer Vinny Zollo To Men’s Basketball Squad
• Furman's Gilmer Qualifies for NCAA East Regional
• Furman's Warford, Ohmstede Named To SoCon All-Freshman Team
• Furman Sweeps Davidson In Friday Doubleheader: 5-4 (12 Inn.), 3-2 (10 Inn.)
• Sept. 15 Furman-Clemson Football Game To Be Televised
• Aloi, Satterfield Advance In U.S. Open Qualifier
• SoCon Tournament Bid At Stake As Furman Faces Davidson
• Furman Travels To Clemson For Tuesday Clash
• Clemson Downs Furman, 9-2
• Furman Travels To Clemson For Tuesday Clash
• Furman Outlasts The Citadel In 12 Innings, 8-6
• Punchless Paladins Fall To The Citadel, 3-1
• Wearn Finishes With 73 At NCAA Women’s Golf East Regional
• Gilmer Takes First Place In 1,500m At Georgia Tech Invitational
• Saint George Greek Festival 2012
• Furman Blanked By The Citadel, 7-0
• Furman’s Wearn Shoots 76 At NCAA East Regional
• Furman To Face The Citadel This Weekend In Key SoCon Series
• Fulbright Study Grant awarded to Daniel Overly '12
• Wearn Fires A First Round 77 At NCAA Women’s Golf East Regional
• Samford Eliminates Furman At SoCon Softball Championship, 3-2
• Furman’s Jessica Smith Receives SoCon's William V. Moore Postgraduate Scholarship
• Furman Travels To Face Third-Ranked South Carolina Wednesday
• Rain Cancels Tuesday Furman-Winthrop Baseball Game
• Summer music ministry team
• Furman's Gary Named SoCon Pitcher Of The Week
• Furman’s Homesley, Collier Earn All-SoCon Honors
• Furman's Nitto Sidelined With Fractured Wrist
• Miles, Purvis Pitch Georgia Southern To Sweep of Furman; 4-2, 2-0
• Furman's Wills' Play Long Ball To Defeat Wofford, 9-5
• Furman's Forcier Signs Free Agent Contract With Jacksonville Jaguars
• Clint Dempsey Bags 50th Premier League Goal
• Legg Named To College Sports Madness All-Southern Conference Squad
• Georgia Southern Blanks Furman Softball, 7-0
• Wofford Holds Off Furman In 12 Innings, 11-10
• Five Paladins Compete At Bob Pollock Spring Invitational
• Softball Hosts SoCon-Leading Georgia Southern To Cap Regular Season
• 2012 Yearbook Dedicated to Ray St. John
• Miller, Furman Run Past Gardner-Webb, 11-7
• TD Bank Partners with US Handcycling Federation
• Greenville Recognized as Playful City USA Community
• Furman Returns To Action Wednesday Against Gardner-Webb
• Furman's Carson Inducted Into C.D. Hylton High School Athletic Hall Of Fame
• Julia Huddleston To Take Part In NCAA Women Coaches Academy
• Chattanooga Pulls Away From Paladins In Series Finale, 8-5
• Homers Help Chattanooga Complete Doubleheader Sweep Of Furman; 2-0, 12-7
• Furman's Steed, Lee, Anderson Ink Free Agent Contracts With NFL Teams
• Othello: A Cautionary Tale
• Furman Adds Air Force Prep Point Guard Erica Norwood
• Furman Softball Travels To Chattanooga For Weekend SoCon Series
• Paladins Step On Presbyterian, 16-4
• Furman Adds Florida Defensive End To Recruiting Class
• Furman Returns Home To Face East Tennessee State Tuesday At Latham Stadium
• Forcier, Shelnutt Named 2011-12 Furman Athletes Of The Year
• Gilmer Leads Paladins In Final Day Of Southern Conference Championships
• College of Charleston Downs Furman In SoCon Championship Semifinals
• Appalachian State Sweeps Furman In Saturday Doubleheader: 6-5, 14-0
• College Of Charleston Tops Furman in SoCon Semifinals
• Mosteller, Haughey Earn All-SoCon Honors In First Day Of League Track & Field Championships
• Paladins Advance To Semifinals Of SoCon Tournament With 4-1 Win Over UNC Greensboro
• Furman Sweeps Appalachian State To Open SoCon Tournament
• Appalachian State Blasts Furman In Series Opener, 14-2
• Paladins To Compete At SoCon Championships
• BJUOnline Summer Registration Deadlines Approaching
• Gilmer Earns SoCon Men's Outdoor Track Athlete Of The Week Accolades
• Wednesday Furman-Winthrop Game Postponed, Rescheduled For May 8
• Mosteller Named SoCon Women's Outdoor Track Athlete Of The Week
• Robert Gary Named Furman Head Track & Field/Cross Country Coach
• Scarpa To Be Inducted Into ITA Hall Of Fame In May
• Furman’s Reeves In Second Place At SoCon Men’s Golf Championship
• Rancourt Remains In Contention At SoCon Championship, Furman In Fourth Place
• Ron Smith Call-In Show Debuts Tonight At Wild Wing Cafe
• Paladins Rally Past Samford In Series Finale, 4-2
• Reeves Leads Furman In Opening Round Of SoCon Men’s Golf Championship
• Furman’s Rancourt Tied For First Round Lead At SoCon Women’s Golf Championship
• Western Carolina Completes Sweep Of Furman, 11-5
• Furman Earns Doubleheader Split With Samford; 8-3, 2-4
• Furman Blanks Davidson, 7-0, To Conclude Regular Season
• Western Carolina Cruises Past Furman, 9-2
• Wofford Slips Past Furman, 4-3, In Thrilling Regular Season Finale
• Record-Setting Day For Paladin Seniors At 15th Annual Furman Track & Field Invitational
• Shakespeare's Othello — May 2–3
• Western Carolina Blanks Furman, 3-0
• Furman Invitational Track & Field Meet To Be Held Saturday
• Paladins To Conclude Regular Season With Senior Day On Saturday
• Furman To Participate In USTA's Campus Kids' Days Saturday
• Furman Set For SoCon Women’s Golf Championship
• Paladin Softball To Host Samford This Weekend
• Paladins To Take Part In SoCon Men’s Golf Championship Beginning Sunday
• Bad Soccer, Good Cause
• Furman Falls To Appalachian State, 4-3
• BJU appoints new dean of School of Business
• Carolina Youth Symphony 'Come Sit in and Play'
• Furman Adds Point Guard Stephen Croone To Men’s Basketball Signing Class
• College Of Charleston Defeats Furman, 4-3, In Thrilling SoCon Match-Up
• BJU appoints women's soccer coach
• Furman To Play Host To College Of Charleston Wednesday In Key SoCon Match-Up
• Wearn Cards 72 In Final Round At Knights & Pirates Invitational
• Furman Softball Sweeps A Pair From Presbyterian; 2-1, 7-2
• Clemson Upends Furman, 12-5
• Furman Match At Appalachian State Rescheduled
• Dempsey Continues Goal Scoring Form Against Bolton
• Former Paladin Fabien Vorbe Joins FC Edmonton
• Furman's Nitto Named SoCon Player Of The Week
• Furman To Entertain Clemson Tuesday At Fluor Field
• Paladins In 14th At Knights & Pirates Invite
• Charleston Completes Sweep Of Paladins, 1-0
• DesMarais Places Second In Discus At Terrier Relays
• Furman Splits Saturday Twinbill With Elon: 5-4, 1-3
• Chorale Concert Webcast
• College Of Charleston Halts Furman's Winning Streak
• Furman Blasts Elon In Series Opener, 18-2
• Gilmer Leads Paladins At Duke Invitational
• Furman To Open Three-Game SoCon Series Friday Versus Elon
• Georgia State Takes Two From Paladins; 2-0, 7-2
• Furman Extends Winning Streak To Four Matches WIth 6-1 Win Over The Citadel
• UNC Asheville Holds Off Furman, 5-4
• Furman Women's Tennis Match At Western Carolina Rescheduled
• Furman Soccer Adds Santibanez To 2012 Class
• Paladin Softball Hosts Georgia State On Wednesday
• Paladins' Three-Match Winning Streak On The Line As Furman Plays Host To The Citadel On Tuesday
• The Greenville Culinary Tour
• Furman Powers Past Western Carolina In Series Finale, 7-3
• UNC Greensboro Beats Furman, 9-4
• UNCG Snaps Furman Winning Streak
• Furman’s Murphy, Reeves Finish Strong At LSU Invitational
• Early Rises In Final Furman Purple-White Scrimmage
• Johnson's Ninth Inning Home Run Lifts Furman To 9-8 Victory Over UNC Greensboro
• Western Carolina Sweeps Furman In Softball Twinbill; 4-3, 5-0
• Carrier Leads Furman at LSU Invitational
• Paladins Extend Winning Streak With 4-3 Victory At Elon
• Furman Comes From Behind For 4-3 Win Over Elon
• BJU announces men's soccer coach
• Furman Prepares For Saturday Purple-White Football Scrimmage
• Nitto Powers Furman Past UNC Greensboro, 11-3
• Furman Competes At Raleigh Relays, Emory Classic
• Paladin Baseball Hits The Road For Three-Game Set At UNC Greensboro
• Furman To Entertain Elon Saturday
• Furman Softball Travels To Western Carolina This Weekend
• Paladins Extend Winning Streak To Seven Matches With 6-1 Victory At Wofford
• Furman Falls To Winthrop, 5-2
• Furman Signs Six To National Letters Of Intent
• Furman Golf Finishes Sixth At John Kirk/Panther Intercollegiate
• Furman's Andrew Mellow Ranked #122 By ITA
• No. 9 Tennessee Holds Off Furman For Doubleheader Sweep; 1-0, 8-0
• Furman Travels To Face Winthrop On Wednesday
• Furman Softball Travels To Nationally-Ranked Tennessee On Tuesday
• Paladins In Seventh At John Kirk/Panther Intercollegiate
• Furman Remains Unbeaten In SoCon With 4-3 Win Over Chattanooga
• Furman Slips Past Georgia Southern, 4-3
• Furman Holds Off Georgia Southern, 9-8, With Dramatic Game Ending Double Play
• UNCG Nips Furman In Softball Series Finale, 2-1
• BJU unveils new mascot
• Paladins Extend Winning Streak To Five Matches With 5-2 Win Over Samford
• Bradley, Clemmons Lead Furman Softball To Sweep Of UNCG; 3-0, 6-5
• Smith Pitches Furman Past Georgia Southern, 6-2
• Furman To Entertain Key SoCon Opponents This Weekend
• BJU to announce mascot on March 23
• Living Gallery: Somewhere Forever
• Furman’s Kann Inks Contract With Charleston Battery
• UNC Greensboro Tops Furman, 5-2
• Furman-Georgia Southern Suspended After Six Innings Due To Wet Conditions
• Furman To Take On Georgia Southern In SoCon Weekend Series At Latham
• Update from BJU president, Dr. Stephen Jones
• Furman Softball Entertains UNC Greensboro This Weekend
• Furman Baseball Hits Grand Slam In Fight Against Childhood Cancers
• Haughey Shares SoCon Track Athlete Of The Week Honors
• Furman Sweeps Appalachian State, 7-0
• Pitching Leads Paladins To Sweep Of Presbyterian; 3-1, 4-3
• Furman Softball To Host Presbyterian On Wednesday
• Paladins Fall To UNC Asheville, 4-3
• Paladins To Entertain UNC Asheville Tuesday
• Furman Begins Three-Match Home Stand Wednesday
• Furman To Face Nationally Sixth-Ranked South Carolina Tuesday At Fluor Field
• Appalachian State Blanks Furman In Series Finale, 1-0
• Furman Picks Up First League Win With 5-2 Victory At Chattanooga
• Samford Downs Furman 4-1 To Claim Series
• Clemson Rides Record Setting Day To Furman Intercollegiate Title
• Furman Opens SoCon Season With 7-0 Win At Georgia Southern
• Wendt Leads Furman In Final Round At Clover Cup
• Paladins Earn Doubleheader Split With Appalachian State; 3-1, 3-4
• Samford Cruises Past Furman, 11-1
• Clemson Climbs Into Furman Intercollegiate Lead After Two Rounds
• Jack Klecker Paces Paladins In Second Day Of 49er Classic
• Wearn Paces Furman Women’s Golf At Clover Cup
• Furman Blanks East Carolina, 7-0
• Excuse me while I brag about my eye doctor.
• Furman Softball Adds Nationally-Ranked Tennessee To 2012 Schedule
• Troy, Georgia’s Sepp Straka Grab Furman Intercollegiate Lead On Friday
• Sanchez Guides Furman Into Fourth Place At Clover Cup
• Lyne Pitches Furman Past Samford, 3-2
• SoundForth premieres new recording at concert
• Furman Plays Host To East Carolina Saturday
• Charlotte Takes Two From Furman Softball; 6-1, 2-1
• Furman To Face Samford In First SoCon Road Series Of 2012
• Furman's Andrew Mellow Ranked #110 By ITA
• Furman Comeback Sinks USC Upstate, 10-7
• Furman Softball To Host Charlotte, Breast Cancer Awareness Day, On Thursday
• Furman Golf To Host 43rd Annual Furman Intercollegiate This Weekend
• Bob Jones University hires Neal Ring as athletic director
• Furman Trims East Tennessee State, 7-4
• Coastal Carolina Slips Past Furman, 4-3
• First Pitch For Tuesday Furman-East Tennessee State Now 3:05 P.M.
• Murphy Paces Paladins In General Hackler Championship Final Round
• O’Shea, Elon Complete Series Sweep Of Furman, 3-0
• Late Rally Falls Short, Paladins Fall 13-11 To College Of Charleston
• Furman In Seventh Place At General Hackler Championship
• Wild Oats Taproom Simpsonville
• Furman Rolls Past Winthrop, 6-1
• Paladins Rally For 4-3 Win At Loyola Marymount
• Homers Help Elon To Doubleheader Sweep Of Furman; 9-1, 13-8
• Ninth Inning Furman Rally Falls Short Versus College of Charleston, 4-3
• Furman To Entertain College of Charleston Friday In SoCon Season Opener
• Furman Set To Open Southern Conference Schedule At Elon On Saturday
• Il Trovatore: A Fresh Take on Verdi's Famous Opera
• Brown Helps Furman To Sixth Place Finish At Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate
• Wood, Paladins Handle UNC Asheville, 6-1
• Tickets available for Il Trovatore
• Furman's Owens Named SoCon Player Of The Week
• Furman’s Lakyn Shull Named SoCon Pitcher Of The Week
• Paladins Experience Highs, Lows At Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate
• Furman Completes Series Sweep Of Toledo, 8-5
• Furman Softball Earns Sunday Split At Buzz Classic
• Weather Forces Changes For Furman Softball At Buzz Classic
• Paladins Compete At Virginia Tech Final Qualifier
• Owens, Ohmstede Lead Furman Past Toledo, 9-5
• Winthrop Blanks Furman Softball At Buzz Classic, 1-0
• Davidson Eliminates Paladins In SoCon Quarterfinals, 73-54
• First Pitch For Saturday Furman-Toledo Baseball Now 2:00 p.m.
• Shull Pitches Furman To A Pair Of Wins At Buzz Classic
• Furman Takes Down Toledo, 8-3, In Series Opener
• Furman Thumps UNC Greensboro, 63-58, In SoCon Tournament First Round
• Furman Tops Samford In SoCon Tournament Opening Round, 75-66
• City Announces Plans for a More Sustainable Greenville
• Summer Lacrosse Travel Teams - Boys
• Furman's Thompson Earns All-Southern Conference Honors
• Furman Tips Off SoCon Tournament Play Friday Versus UNC Greensboro
• Furman To Open Three-Game Weekend Series Friday With Toledo
• Furman Softball Travels To Buzz Classic This Weekend
• Former Men's Tennis Coach Paul Scarpa Inducted Into Southern Conference Hall Of Fame
• Furman's Hodges Named SoCon Freshman Of The Year
• Furman's Booker Receives SoCon's Ann Lashley Inspiration Award
• Paladins Open SoCon Tournament Play Versus Samford On Friday
• Furman Downs Gardner-Webb, 6-4, In Wednesday Baseball Action
• Furman University Offers New Program to Help Businesses Lower Operational Costs
• Day of Prayer
• Furman Kicks Off Spring Practice Tuesday
• USC Upstate Sweeps Furman In Tuesday Softball Doubleheader 3-0, 4-0
• Paladins Finish 14th At John Hayt Intercollegiate
• Wednesday Furman Softball Doubleheader Moved To Tuesday
• Furman Slips To 14th Place At John Hayt Intercollegiate
• Mellow Knocks Off #3 Spencer In 6-1 Loss At #4 Georgia
• Furman Lances Georgia Southern, 65-57, In Regular Season Finale
• Reeves Leads Furman In Opening Round Of John Hayt Intercollegiate
• Paladins Blank Boston University, 7-0
• #46 South Carolina Downs Furman, 6-1
• Four Paladins Named To SoCon All-Freshman Indoor Track & Field Team In Final Day Of Conference Meet
• Michigan State Holds Off Furman, 4-2
• Furman To Honor Seniors, Take On College Of Charleston Saturday
• Furman To Face Michigan State Friday In First Pitch Invitational At Fluor Field
• Barker Breaks Furman 3,000m Record; Burke Named To SoCon All-Freshman Indoor Track & Field Team
• Sebirumbi Leads Furman Past Chattanooga On Senior Night, 65-55
• Paladin Doubles Duo Ranked 49th Nationally
• Former Paladin Ricardo Clark Signs Five-Month Loan With Norwegian Club
• BJU hosts Christian School Recruitment Conference
• Cosmos for Critters 2012: We are WOWED.
• Furman Basketball Set For Home Finale on Thursday Versus Chattanooga
• Furman Golf Finishes Second At Wexford Plantation Intercollegiate
• Furman Downs Presbyterian, 7-5, In Tuesday Baseball Action
• Furman Nets Second-Straight Victory With 6-1 Win At Presbyterian
• Collier Powers Furman To Doubleheader Sweep Of Oakland 6-1, 6-2
• Furman In Third Place After Two Rounds At Wexford Plantation Intercollegiate
• Furman Falls At Appalachian State, 85-70
• Furman Golf Finishes Seventh At Peg Barnard Invitational
• Furman Softball Set To Host Oakland On Monday
• Wendt Paces Paladins In First Round At Peg Barnard Invitational
• Late Run Lifts Samford Over Furman, 55-49
• Paladins Post First Win Of Season With 4-1 Victory Over Navy
• Miami RedHawks Sweep Furman In Saturday Twinbill: 8-2, 12-11
• Samford Holds Off Furman, 42-40
• Furman To Play Host To Samford Saturday In "Play 4 Kay" SoCon Clash
• Furman To Play Saturday Doubleheader Versus Miami University
• Pitching Keys Furman To Doubleheader Sweep Of Gardner-Webb 3-2, 6-1
• University Chorale performs with The American Spiritual Ensemble
• Carolina Youth Symphony Features Concerto Winners At Peace Center Concert
• Saturday Softball Doubleheader Moved To Noon Time Start
• Paladin Golf Opens Spring Season At Wexford Plantation Intercollegiate
• Furman Hoofs Miami University, 10-2, In Baseball Season Opener
• Furman’s Zimmerman Called Back Into U.S. U-20 Camp
• Furman Softball Opens Home Schedule With Saturday, Monday Doubleheaders
• Paladins To Face Navy On Saturday
• Listings Greenville SC
• Furman Baseball To Open 2012 Season Friday Versus Miami University
• Women’s Golf Opens Spring At The Peg Barnard Invitational
• Greenville EyeCare’s Meghan Barker Earns Opticianry Certification
• Furman Breaks Ground On New Baseball Complex
• Women's Cross Country Team Earns All-Academic Status
• Barker Named SoCon Women's Indoor Track Athlete Of The Week
• Clemson Slips Past Furman, 6-1, In Paladins' Home Opener
• Long Balls Lift No. 20 Georgia Tech To Doubleheader Sweep of Furman 4-2, 8-2
• BJU becomes newest member school of National Christian College Athletic Association
• Paladins Travel To Nationally-Ranked Georgia Tech On Wednesday
• Furman To Open 2012 Home Season Wednesday
• Furman Loses In Overtime To Western Carolina, 51-48
• Furman To Face Western Carolina Monday
• Louisville Slips Past Furman
• Barker Takes Second In 800m To At Tiger Paw Invitational
• Charleston Southern Blanks Furman In Game One, 8-0
• Furman Falls To #47 Alabama, 6-1
• Furman Shoots Past Western Carolina, 80-66
• Charleston Southern Completes Series Sweep Of Paladins, 12-4
• Evangelism in Medicine Seminar — Feb. 25
• SportSouth To Televise March 20 Furman-South Carolina Baseball Game At Fluor Field
• Furman Announces Spring Football Schedule
• Furman Falls In Season Opener At Charleston Southern, 3-2
• Paladins Open Road Trip With 4-3 Win Over Miami
• Barker Bests Own Record To Lead Furman At Tiger Paw Invitational
• Neal, Free Throw Shooting Lift Appalachian State Over Furman, 79-69
• Furman University Athletics To Add Women's, Men's Lacrosse
• Temporary Closure of Intersection of West Broad and River Streets Scheduled for Feb. 13
• Furman's Abrams, Johnson Earn Preseason All-SoCon Tabs; Paladins Picked Ninth
• Paladins Set To Entertain SoCon North Division Foes Appalachian State, Western Carolina
• Furman Softball To Open 2012 Season With Three-Game Series At Charleston Southern
• Furman University To Announce Major Athletics Initiative At 10:00 a.m. Thursday
• Reedy River Bank Stabilization To Begin Feb. 13
• Former Furman Standout Anthony Esquivel Joins Men’s Soccer Staff
• Griswold, Furman Take Down Chattanooga, 75-61
• Furman Falls Short At Georgia Southern, 64-57
• Furman Returns Home To Face Chattanooga Monday
• Furman Halts UNC Greensboro’s Seven-Game Winning Streak, 93-85
• Elon Downs Furman, 76-58
• Paladins Host UNC Greensboro In Televised Saturday SoCon Showdown
• Four Set To Join Furman Men’s Soccer For 2012 Season
• Jimmy Lindsey Named Defensive Line Coach At Furman
• Three Paladins Named Preseason All-SoCon, Furman Picked To Finish Seventh
• Furman's Steed Invited To NFL Combine
• Furman Women’s Soccer Signs Seven To National Letters Of Intent
• Furman Announces 2012 Football Schedule
• Furman Football Signs 17 To National Letters Of Intent
• #14 Clemson Blanks #74 Furman, 7-0
• Davidson Muscles Past Paladins, 71-53
• Spring Southern Home and Garden Show
• Follow Furman Football National Signing Day Tally On Twitter
• Furman To Host Davidson On True Purple Night This Wednesday
• Intercollegiate sports update — from The Collegian
• Davidson Handles Furman, 78-57
• The Upstate's Own Little Vineyard!
• Furman Falls To Appalachian State, 78-63
• Paladin Men's DMR Takes First Place In Final Day Of Niswonger Invitational
• Furman To Entertain SoCon Frontrunner Appalachian State Saturday
• Freshmen Lead Paladins At Niswonger Invitational
• Forcier Named Furman Football MVP
• American Spiritual Ensemble concert is Feb. 16 — tickets are available
• The Trappe Door has it all!
• Furman Set For Road Trip To College of Charleston, The Citadel This Week
• Volunteers Needed - American Leprosy Missions
• Furman's Raegan Thompson Named SoCon Student-Athlete Of The Week
• Furman's Mims Signs With Montreal Alouettes
• #27 South Carolina Blanks #74 Furman, 7-0
• Furman Ranked 74th Nationally
• Furman Football To Host National Signing Day Party Feb. 1
• Zoo to Close for Annual Maintenance January 30
• Furman Upends Wofford, 75-66
• #44 Florida State Downs Furman, 7-0, In Men's Tennis Action
• Furman Downs #72 Florida International For First Win Of Season
• Thompson 3-Pointer Lifts Furman Past UNC Greensboro, 66-64
• Wofford Uses Second Half Surge To Down Furman, 79-72
• #58 Georgia State Slips Past Furman, 4-3, In Season Opener For Both Teams
• Furman Drops Two Matches In Tallahassee
• Furman To Entertain Wofford On Saturday Afternoon
• Furman’s Gunnarsdottir Named To Women’s Golf National Team
• Furman To Wrap Up Four-Game Road Stretch Saturday At UNC Greensboro
• Dempsey Named U.S. Soccer Male Athlete-Of-The-Year
• Furman To Open 2012 Season
• Hall of Fame Broadcaster Marty Brennaman To Highlight Upstate Diamond Classic Feb. 8
• Furman's Emert, Phillips Selected To College Sports Journal All-Freshman Team
• Charlie Reddick’s Double-Double Helps Furman Top Georgia Southern, 64-54
• Bob Jones University names new academic dean
• Saint Patty's Day 5K and Kids’ Fun Run
• Furman's Ryan Lee To Play In AstroTurf NFLPA Collegiate Bowl Jan. 21
• Furman Returns Home To Host Georgia Southern On Thursday
• Jones To Lead Paladins In 2012 Season Opener
• Furman Loses To Chattanooga, 71-53
• #41 Wake Forest Blanks Paladins In Season Opener
• Reddick’s Last Second Three Lifts Furman Over Western Carolina, 58-55
• Distance Runners Pace Paladins In Final Day Of Dick Taylor Invitational
• Gilmer, Haughey Lead Paladins In Season Opener
• Furman To Open Indoor Track & Field Season At North Carolina
• Furman Road Swing Continues Friday At Samford
• College Football Performance Awards Recognizes Furman's Anderson, Steed
• Furman Falls Short At Appalachian State, 56-50
• Furman’s Homesley, Collier Named College Sports Madness Preseason All-SoCon
• Furman Kadarron Anderson To Play In AstroTurf NFLPA Collegiate Bowl Jan. 21
• Inventor of MRI to speak at BJU — 7 p.m., January 16
• Dr. Doug Garland to assume assessment position
• Administration Team at Greenville EyeCare Expands with the Addition of Brittani Reeves
• Davidson Shoots Past Furman, 61-50
• College of Charleston Runs Away From Furman, 66-43
• Furman Hosts College of Charleston On Saturday In Televised SoCon Showdown
• Furman-Davidson Set To Tangle For First Place Saturday
• Furman Rolls Past The Citadel For First SoCon Victory, 77-45
• Furman, The Citadel Battle For First SoCon Win On Thursday
• Furman Falls At Charlotte, 89-53
• Personal Event Recap: Roaring 20s Party at the Art Bar
• MLK Dreams in Action
• Furman To Face Charlotte Tuesday In Season's Final Non-Conference Clash
• Coach Jeff Jackson Call-In Show Set For This Tuesday
• UNCW Hands Furman Third Straight Defeat, 72-61
• Paladins Cap Non-Conference Slate At UNC Wilmington On Friday
• Furman Falls To 15th-Ranked Georgia, 83-58
• Furman’s Kann Named NSCAA Scholar All-American, Crooks Selected To All-Region Squad
• Furman’s Walker Zimmerman Named To Soccer America All-Freshman First Team
• Furman's Hodges Named CollegeSportsMadness.com SoCon Player Of The Week
• BJU Board Initiates Committee to Review Sexual Abuse Policy
• Furman's Colin Anderson Named To Walter Camp Foundation FCS All-America Squad
• Furman Falls At Georgia, 64-50
• New Year's Eve Family Day Camp
• Furman To Face Marshall In Thursday 1:00 p.m. Basketball Contest
• Furman Looks To Continue Streak At Presbyterian On Tuesday
• Furman's Thompson Named SoCon Player Of The Week
• Coleman, Free Throw Shooting Help Presbyterian Escape Furman, 75-71
• What’s happening this semester — Spring 2012
• Sports Network All-America Squad Includes Furman's Colin Anderson, Ryan Steed
• Scarpa To Be Inducted Into Southern Conference Hall Of Fame In 2012
• Paladins Remain Perfect In SoCon With 53-48 Win Over UNCG
• Furman Throttles Elon, 75-60
• Furman To Tip Off SoCon Home Season Saturday Against Elon
• Furman Signee Holli Wilkins Named To Atlanta Tipoff Club Metro Player Of The Year Watch List
• Associated Press Names Furman's Anderson, Steed All-Americans
• Paladins Begin Four-Game Road Trip At Western Kentucky On Saturday
• Register for a 2012 study tour — Journeys of Paul or Reformation Tour
• BJU Collegiate Choir sings at Biltmore Estate
• Big Community Toy Drive, Elementary School Night Promotions Set For Furman Women's Basketball Games
• Furman's Ryan Steed To Play In 2012 Senior Bowl
• Paladins Lead Commissioner’s Cup Race, Third In Germann Cup Standings After Fall
• South Carolina Rolls Past Furman, 72-33
• Austin, Brown Help Furman Hold Off Jacksonville, 85-79
• Four Paladins Named To NSCAA All-South Squad; Furman Earns Team Academic Award
• Furman To Face South Carolina Sunday In SportSouth, ESPN3 Televised Game
• Walker Zimmerman Garners NSCAA All-America Honors
• Furman Set To Host Jacksonville On Sunday In Final 2011 Home Game
• Rachel Shelnutt Named To NSCAA All-South Region Squad
• Walker Zimmerman Named To College Soccer News All-Freshman First Team
• Make A Difference: Reach Out To A Hospice Patient/Family
• AFCA Selects Furman's Ryan Steed, Kadarron Anderson To 2011 FCS All-America Squad
• City Announces Winter Recreation Schedule
• Furman’s Dempsey Becomes America’s All-Time Goals Leader In EPL
• Furman's Colin Anderson, Ryan Steed Named FCS All-Americans By College Sports Madness
• Charlie Reddick’s 23 Points Lift Paladins Over UVA-Wise, 86-66
• BJU to participate in intercollegiate athletics
• BJU board approves pursuit of application process for regional accreditation
• Paladins Return Home To Entertain UVA-Wise On Tuesday
• Furman Improves To 2-0 In SoCon With 64-58 Win Over Georgia Southern
• Roaring 20s Holiday Party at the Art Bar
• Hodges Powers Furman Past College Of Charleston, 60-51
• Furman’s Doug Allison Named NSCAA/Mondo South Region Coach Of The Year
• Davidson Rolls Past Furman, 86-65
• Dr. Chuck Phelps resigns from BJU Cooperating Board
• Furman Baseball Signs Nine
• Furman Basketball Visits Davidson In Saturday SoCon Action
• Furman To Open SoCon Slate Saturday At College Of Charleston
• Footsteps of Paul Cruise — spaces are still available
• Furman Men’s Golf Signs Four In 2011-12 Class
• Christmas and winter desktop wallpapers
• Former Paladin Shea Salinas Traded To San Jose Earthquakes
• Elon Downs Furman In Southern Conference Opener, 77-70
• Furman Set To Open Southern Conference Play At Elon On Wednesday
• Clemson Nips Furman, 68-67
• City Announces Christmas Parade Grand Marshals
• Our First Road Warriors Game
• Furman To Entertain Clemson Monday
• Clemson Holds Off Paladins, 59-49
• SoCon Media Bestows Honors On Nine Paladins
• Furman, Clemson Battle Friday Night On ESPN3
• 10 Paladins Honored By SoCon Head Coaches
• The Position of Bob Jones University Regarding the Membership of Dr. Chuck Phelps on Its Cooperating Board of Trustees
• Christmas Lighting — Dec. 2 at 6:30 p.m.
• Men's Tennis Team Helps Repair Roof After Storm Damage
• Furman Looking To Maintain Momentum Monday Against UNC Asheville
• Brown, Sebirumbi Lead Furman Past Loyola Chicago, 63-51
• Men's soccer championship — Beta Gamma 2 Omega 0
• Furman To Face Florida Gators Saturday
• Furman Falls To Florida, 54-32
• 25th Annual Turkey Bowl 5K Run is Nov. 19 — register today
• Dark Corner Distillery
• Furman Women’s Golf Signs Carlozzi, Romero To National Letters Of Intent
• Furman Women To Tip Off Home Season Thursday Versus Troy
• Thompson, Fuman Cruise Past Troy, 75-57
• No. 14 Charlotte 49ers Rally Past No. 22 Furman In NCAA Tournament First Round, 3-1
• Paladins Return Home To Host Mercer On Thursday
• Timmons Arena Basketball Floor To Be Named YP.Com Court
• Kirby, Braun, & Adams Named To All-SoCon Volleyball Teams
• Men's soccer championship webcast — Nov. 19 at 7 p.m.
• 3rd Annual TreesGreenville Turkey Day 8K
• Lashana Booker Lands SoCon Player Of The Week Tab
• Barker Earns Cross Country All-Region Accolades
• Furman To Face Western Carolina In First Round Of SoCon Championship
• Second Half Surge Powers Furman Past Presbyterian, 63-47
• Tickets On Sale For Thurday NCAA Tournament Soccer
• Furman Basketball Rallies Past Columbia, 62-58
• Furman Soccer Earns NCAA Tournament Berth; Paladins Travel To Charlotte On Thursday
• Furman Looks To Regroup Tuesday At Presbyterian
• Furman's Booker Named Sports Madness SoCon Player Of The Week
• Furman Travels To New York For Road Opener At Columbia On Monday
• Elon Trips Up 17th-Ranked Furman, 41-34
• Greer Oktoberfest, Take 2
• Kirby, Braun Notch Triple-Doubles In Paladin Win Over Georgia Southern
• Paladins Pull Away From Roanoke College In Season Opener, 75-49
• Ex-UCLA QB Forcier Leading Furman Turnover
• Paladins To Entertain Roanoke College In Friday Men’s Basketball Opener
• Furman Takes Aim At FCS Playoff Berth Saturday Versus Elon
• No. 16 Furman Faces Elon In Friday SoCon Semifinal
• Furman Women's Basketball Signs Five
• It's Showtime! Furman To Tip Off 2011-12 Season Friday At Charleston Southern
• Women's Cross Country Team Ranked 13th In Southeast Region; Men Take 15th Spot
• Paladins In Ninth After Opening Round At The Hummingbird Intercollegiate
• Furman's McGrath Named CFPA National Defensive Performer Of The Week
• Ontiveros Named National Teams Of The Week; Paladins Climb To No. 18/21
• McGrath Tabbed SoCon Defensive Player Of The Week
• The Sports Network Chimes In For Furman's McGrath
• Droll Picks Up Three Singles Wins To Lead Paladins At Crimson Tide Fall Championship
• South Florida, Georgia State’s Lorentzen Claim Lady Paladin Invitational Titles
• Stanifer Stuns Davidson; Furman Advances To SoCon Semis, 2-1
• Barker Earns All-SoCon First Team Honors To Lead Furman To Second-Place Finish At SoCon Championships
• ETSU Maintains Two Stroke Lead After Lady Paladin Invitational Second Round
• McGrath, Furman Sack Chattanooga, 14-7
• Paladins Open SoCon Tournament Play At Davidson On Sunday
• Evans, East Tennessee State Grab First Round Lead At Lady Paladin Invitational
• Furman Blanks Wofford To Extend Unbeaten Streak To Seven, 2-0
• SoCon Coaches Pick Furman Sixth, Murphy To All-Conference Team
• Media Tabs Furman Fourth In SoCon South Division Preseason Poll
• Furman Opens Road Swing With 3-0 Win At Chattanooga
• Furman Women’s Golf Set To Host 40th Lady Paladin Invitational This Weekend
• Furman Rolls Past Wofford In Regular Season Finale, 4-0
• Cross Country Teams To Compete At Southern Conference Championship Saturday
• Furman Basketball Picked Fourth In SoCon South Division
• Furman Looking To Keep Momentum Saturday At Chattanooga
• Sippin' Safari, Take 2
• Furman Women’s Soccer Hosts Wofford In Wednesday Regular Season Finale
• Ontiveros’ Goal Lifts No. 23 Furman Over Davidson, 1-0
• TD Saturday Market Celebrates Autumn Harvest
• Furman's Jerodis Williams Earns SoCon Player Of The Week Honors
• Nov. 19 Furman-Florida Football Kickoff Set For 1:00 p.m.
• Simpson, Shelnutt Shoot Paladins Past The Citadel On Senior Day, 2-1
• Paladin Conclude Play At ITA Carolinas Regional
• Furman Powers Past Fourth-Ranked Wofford, 26-21
• Furman Concludes Home-Stand With 3-0 Win Over Elon
• Craig Courtney conducts the BJU Chorale — watch the video
• Braun Notches Sixth Triple-Double Of Season As Furman Rolls Past UNC Greensboro, 3-0
• Kline Picks Up First Round Singles Win At ITA Carolinas Regional
• Furman Women’s Soccer To Host Charleston, The Citadel This Weekend
• Boyette Advances At ITA Carolinas Regional
• Paladins To Entertain UNC Greensboro, Elon This Weekend
• Greenville County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Greenville County
• Furman To Face Fourth-Ranked Wofford This Saturday
• Furman’s Matt Broome Grabs Top 10 Finish At AutoTrader.com Collegiate Classic
• No. 23 Furman Holds Off Clemson, 3-2
• Fall for Greenville 2011: Some Thoughts.
• Furman Soccer Renews Upstate Rivalry At Clemson On Tuesday
• Paladin Women Ranked Seventh In Southeast Region
• Broome Paces Paladins At AutoTrader.com Collegiate Classic
• Furman Suffers Second Straight Sunday Heartbreaker, Falls To UNCG In Overtime, 1-0
• Paladins Rebound For 3-1 Victory At Western Carolina
• Georgia Southern Runs Past Furman, 50-20
• Appalachian State Blanks Furman, 3-0
• Paladin Women Win Blue Ridge Open; Men Take Fifth Place
• Set Pieces Lift Furman Women’s Soccer Over Elon, 2-1
• Furman Men’s Basketball Opens Preseason Practice on Friday
• Reed A True Coach Of The People
• Erin Barker Selected SoCon Women's Runner Of The Week
• Nationally-Ranked Paladins Set To Host Elon On Saturday
• Furman-Georgia Southern: Enough Said
• St. Francis Fall for Greenville Offers A Taste of Greenville
• Lunch at P. Simpson's
• Dorismond Named SoCon Offensive Player Of The Week
• Furman’s Wearn In Contention After Second Round At Lady Pirate Intercollegiate
• Samford Hands Furman Heartbreaking Double Overtime Defeat, 2-1
• Reeves’ 68 Helps Furman To Third Place Finish At Big 5 Invitational
• Gene Mullin Furman Cross Country Invitational To Be Held Saturday
• Paladin Women Win Gene Mullin Furman Invitational; Men Finish Second Behind VMI
• Samford Holds Off Furman, 26-21
• Furman Tied For Ninth After First Round At Big 5 Invitational
• Furman Holds Off The Citadel, 3-1
• The Art Bar: Now Serving Liquor!
• "Gilead" Author Marilynne Robinson to Speak on "Nature and Human Nature" Oct. 9
• Furman’s Kann Garners SoCon Men’s Soccer Player Of The Month Honors
• Shelnutt Named SoCon Women’s Soccer Player Of The Month
• Paladins Prepare For Key SoCon Match-Ups
• Barker Named SoCon Women's Runner Of The Month
• Shelnutt Propels Paladins Past Chattanooga In Overtime, 4-3
• BJU hosts Washington Center Challenge Day
• Furman To Face Samford This Saturday In SoCon Football Showdown
• Paladins Top Wofford, 3-0, In SoCon Volleyball Action
• Paladins To Entertain Wofford Wednesday
• Zoo Launches Adopt An Animal Program
• Furman Receives $5 Million Gift; Majority will Support University Center Renovation
• Rancourt Finishes Third At UNCG Starmount Fall Classic
• No. 26 Furman Finishes Off Georgia Southern For First SoCon Win, 3-1
• Meet Furman's New 2011-12 John D. Hollingsworth, Charles H. Townes Scholars
• Furman's Forcier Named SoCon Offensive Player of the Week
• Paladins' Colin Anderson Lands CFPA Tight End Performer Of The Week Honor
• Kelly Kirby Named SoCon Offensive Player Of The Week
• Women's Cross Country Team Moves Up One Spot In Southeast Region Rankings
• Furman Women's Basketball Opens Preseason Practice
• Furman, Rancourt Stay In Contention At UNCG Starmount Fall Classic
• Paladin Men Break Into Southeast Region Rankings
• Nationally-Ranked Paladins Set To Host Georgia Southern On Tuesday
• Furman’s Rancourt Grabs Lead At UNCG Starmount Fall Classic
• Women's Soccer Falls In Double Overtime At Western Carolina, 1-0
• Paladins Open Four-Match Homestand With 3-0 Win Over Samford
• Former U.S. Assistant Secretary of Education Diane Ravitch to Speak Tuesday, Oct. 4
• SportSouth To Televise Dec. 11 Furman-South Carolina Women's Basketball Game
• Paladin Women Place 2nd At Charlotte Invitational; Men Take 5th Place
• Volleyball Opens 2011 Home Season Saturday
• Financial Aid Webinar — Oct. 18
• Furman Baseball Announces 2012 Schedule
• Pinocchio — presented by the National Marionette Theatre
• Notes — Division of Music newsletter
• Graduates Benefit from Grad Expo
• 25th Annual Carolina Youth Symphony Concerto Competition
• Jessica Smith Named SoCon Student-Athlete Of The Week
• On The Road Again: Furman To Face Western Carolina This Saturday
• Kann Named SoCon Player Of The Week; Furman Remains No. 23 In Soccer America Poll
• Furman Downs USC Upstate To Extend Unbeaten Streak To Nine, 2-1
• U.S. Senator Jim DeMint to speak on September 28
• Farm Fest 2011 is October 8
• Forcier Named College Sporting News National All-Star
• Paladin Women Ranked Eleventh In Southeast Region
• Furman's Forcier Named SoCon Offensive Player Of The Week
• College Football Performance Awards Selects Furman's Forcier National Performer Of The Week
• Sports Network Recognizes Paladin Quarterback Chris Forcier
• No. 23 Furman Soccer To Entertain USC Upstate On Tuesday
• Paladins Notch Eight Singles Wins In Final Day Of Furman Fall Classic
• Shea, Shelnutt Shoot Furman Past Georgia Southern, 4-1
• Nationally-Ranked Furman, East Tennessee State Play To Scoreless Draw On Sunday
• Paladins Fall At Georgia Southern, 3-0
• Women's Tennis Competes In Second Day Of Furman Fall Classic
• Forcier's Record Setting Performance Leads Furman Past Presbyterian, 62-21
• Former Middle East Reporter Horan to Talk About Al Jazeera News Network Sept. 28
• Why we love being Greenville Drive Season Ticket Holders
• Kline & Sullivan Take Third Place In Flight Three Doubles At Furman Fall Classic
• Tickets are available for the Joyce Yang concert — will be webcast
• Paladins Open SoCon Season With 3-1 Win At Davidson
• Barnes & Noble at Furman to Hold Grand Opening for Renovated Bookstore Saturday
• 25th Annual Furman Fall Classic To Feature Eight Women's Tennis Teams
• Women’s Soccer Set To Host Davidson, Georgia Southern This Weekend
• Furman Women’s Golf Finishes Eighth At Wild Eggs Cardinal Cup
• Furman Climbs in National Polls; Paladins Host Presbyterian On Friday
• High Noon at FYI Lecture Series Kicks Off Sept. 21 with Talk by Professor Jim Guth
• Men’s Soccer Ranked 24th In Latest College Soccer News Poll
• Women's Cross Country Team Ranked Tenth In Southeast Region
• Paladins Tied For 10th On Rain-Shortened Opening Day Of Wild Eggs Cardinal Cup
• Furman To Entertain Presbyterian Saturday In "White-Out" Home Season Opener
• Women’s Soccer Blanks Stetson, 2-0
• Crooks Heads Furman Past Jacksonville, 1-0; Paladins Claim Sixth Straight Win
• Women's Tennis Concludes Play At UNCW Collegiate Invitational
• Women's Tennis Picks Up 12 Wins In Second Day Of UNCW Collegiate Invitational
• Accounting program prepares future leaders
• Reserve your spot now for the Reformation Tour 2012
• Women's Cross Country Places Third At Clemson Invitational; Men Take Fourth Place
• Furman Falls Short At Florida Atlantic, 1-0
• Paladins Power Past Stetson To Extend Winning Streak To Five, 3-1
• Riley Institute at Furman Sponsors Event in Honor of Constitution Day Friday, Sept. 16
• Georgia Tech Slips Past Furman In 3-1 Thriller
• Paladins To Open 2011 Fall Season Friday
• "Needtobreathe' to Make Network Television Debut on NBC's Tonight Show Sept. 14
• Freshman Brooke Smith: One Week Later
• Clemson Blanks Furman, 3-0
• Women's Golf Finishes 13th At Season Opening Cougar Classic
• Matt Broome, Furman Sweep Springhill Suites Intercollegiate Titles
• Professor Malici Co-Authors New Book on U.S. Presidents and Foreign Policy Mistakes
• Furman's Short Named SoCon Special Teams Player Of The Week
• Wendt’s 71 Paces Paladins In Cougar Classic Second Round
• Broome Propels Furman Into Lead At Springhill Suites Intercollegiate
• Furman’s Simpson Earns Team Of The Week Honors
• Paladins Blank Winthrop In Diadora/Spinx Furman Invitational Finale, 2-0
• Simpson, Furman Shock Clemson In Double Overtime, 3-2
• Wearn Leads Furman In Opening Round Of Cougar Classic
• Kirby Leads Paladins Past Cambell, 3-0, At Hilton University 49er Tournament
• Furman Women’s Golf Set To Open 2011-12 Campaign on Sunday
• Ambrester Chosen Tournament MVP As Furman Sweeps Hilton University 49er Tournament
• Furman Men’s Golf Begins 2011-12 Season At Springhill Suites Intercollegiate
• Paladins Blank Morgan State, 3-0, To Open Hilton University 49er Tournament
• Furman Soccer Set To Host Annual Diadora/Spinx Furman Invitational This Weekend
• The Circus is Coming!
• Erin Barker Selected SoCon Women's Runner Of The Week
• Furman Women's Basketball Releases 2011-12 Schedule
• President Emeritus David Shi Joins Winter Park Institute as Presidential Fellow
• 9/11 Heroes Run
• Kelly Jones Named Men's Tennis Head Coach
• First Annual Furman Basketball Coaches Clinic Set For Sunday, Oct. 30
• Message from BJU president, Dr. Stephen Jones
• University Sponsoring Numerous Events in Conjunction with Anniversary of 9/11
• Student Project Portrays 9/11 Testimony of American Airlines Pilot
• My Favorite Happy Hours
• It's Citadel Week: Paladins To Face Bulldogs This Saturday In SoCon Opener In Charleston
• Kann Named SoCon Men's Soccer Player Of The Week
• Furman's Williams Named SoCon Offensive Player Of The Week
• Williams Accorded National Back Of The Week Accolades
• Simpson’s Strike Lifts Furman Over North Florida, 2-1
• Ndiaye Propels Furman Past No. 26 Princeton, 1-0
• Biology at BJU: Rigorous and Respected
• University Names Five Seniors as Furman Fellows for 2011-12 Academic Year
• Furman Tops Rutgers, 3-1; Paladins Earn First Victory Of 2011
• Paladins Drop 3-0 Match To UCF To Open FGCU Homewood Suites Invitational
• Jacksonville Slips Past Furman, 1-0
• Moonlight Movies Return in September
• Furman Officially Begins 2011-12 School Year with Opening Convocation Thursday
• Opening Weekend and Services
• Cross Country Teams To Open 2011 Season Friday In Spartanburg
• Coffee Underground: Why didn't I know about the bar?
• Men's Basketball To Host 13th Annual Paladin Basketball Golf Classic
• Hannah Stanifer Named Southern Conference Player Of The Week
• Furman Blanks Presbyterian, 3-0, To Extend Winning Streak To Three Matches
• Nicoletti Selected SoCon Defensive Player Of The Week
• Furman Football To Kick Off 2011 Season Saturday At Coastal Carolina
• No. 22 Duke Spoils Furman's Home Opener, 1-0
• No. 30 Furman To Entertain Nationally-Ranked Duke On Monday
• Furman Picks Up First SoCon Win Over Big Ten Opponent With 3-1 Victory Over Wisconsin
• Paladins Slip Past Charleston Southern, 3-1; Nicoletti & Braun Namded To Duke Invite All-Tourney Team
• Coach Bruce Fowler Call-In Show To Premier Monday
• Men's Soccer Recruiting Class Rated Top Four By Top Drawer Soccer
• Stanifer Fires Furman Past Presbyterian, 3-0
• Furman, Campbell Play To Scoreless Draw In Men’s Soccer Opener
• University Holds Groundbreaking Ceremony for Herring Center for Lifelong Learning
• Ashby Park Subdivision Real Estate and Homes for Sale - Greenville SC
• 50th Anniversary of Furman's First SoCon Championship Remembered In Latest Issue Of Furman Magazine
• Men's Basketball Announces 2011-12 Schedule
• Volleyball To Open 2011 Season At #17 Duke
• Fair connects students with ministries and organizations
• Back to School for Greenville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Cross Country Teams Picked Fifth & Sixth In SoCon Preseason Polls
• Paladins Return Home To Host Presbyterian On Friday
• The Greenville Saturday Market
• Paladins Picked Second, Jernigan Named To Preseason All-SoCon Squad
• Furman’s Saaka Inks Professional Contract With Landstede
• Matt Broome Fires Second Round 68, Aloi Shoots 72 At U.S. Amateur
• Palmetto Pigskin Tour To Visit Furman Tuesday
• Greenville Drive Vs. Augusta Green Jackets
• Furman’s Aloi, Broome Open Play At 2011 United States Men’s Amateur
• Own Goal Helps Vanderbilt Nip Furman, 1-0
• Offense Struggles in Saturday Scrimmage
• Fall Semester Overview
• 2011 Furman Football Guide Now Online
• Furman Women’s Soccer Hosts Georgia In Friday Season Opener
• Greenville's WOLT-FM 103.3 To Serve As Furman Football Flagship In 2011
• Music Professor Mark Kilstofte Receives Artist Fellowship from SC Arts Commission
• Academic Year to Begin Aug. 24 with First Day of Classes; Freshmen Arrive Friday
• Your Photo Safari, Greenville
• Kirby Named To SoCon Preseason All-Conference Team; Paladins Picked To Finish 3rd In SoCon South Region
• Demon Deacons Rally Past Furman In Exhibition Opener, 2-1
• Hall, Shelnutt Named To Preseason All-SoCon Team
• Fowler Says Tuesday Practice "Best Of The Preseason"
• Paladins Set To Face Wake Forest In Wednesday Exhibition Match
• Furman Football Kicks Off Week Two Of Preseason
• Furman Football Announces 2011 Captains
• Webcast schedule — find out what events you can watch online
• Paladins Looking For More Consistency, Prepare For Saturday Scrimmage
• Ford's Oyster House & Cajun Kitchen: Great Food, but where are the Pimm's Cups?
• SCETV to Air Documentary about Furman's Sustainability Efforts Sunday, Aug. 14
• Morning Scrimmage Highlights Furman Wednesday Twin Practice Sessions
• Men’s Soccer Recruiting Class Ranked No. 5 By College Soccer News
• First Day In Pads Yields Progress At Furman
• Furman Baseball Promotes Whitfield, Hires Edwards
• Furman’s Austin Reeves Captures South Carolina Amateur Title
• Welcome, Class of 2015
• Furman to Hold Summer Commencement in McAlister Auditorium Aug. 13 at 8 P.M.
• Valko Joins IFA Premiership’s Carrick Rangers
• Furman Completes First Preseason Practice
• Second Round 67 Propels Furman’s Reeves Into Second At S.C. Amateur
• Hurricane Party With The Paladins Set For August 20
• Furman Football To Welcome 88 To Campus Thursday
• Furman's Anderson, Steed Named College Sporting News Preseason All-Americans
• Introducing...Greenville Libation Lovers!
• Photographs by Bridges to a Brighter Future Students on Display Throughout August
• Women's Tennis Adds Assistant Coach Christine Johnston
• Furman Starts 2011 Campaign In College Soccer News Preseason Top 30 Poll
• Professor Marianne Pierce Named Senior Associate Academic Dean at Furman
• Furman Golfers Set To Play In Hooters Women’s Collegiate Team Championship
• Anthony Aloi Joins Furman Teammate In 2011 U.S. Amateur Field
• Matt Broome Earns Spot In 2011 U.S. Amateur With Playoff Victory
• Mims Signs With Pittsburgh Steelers
• "I'll take the butter burger, please!" or, The Story of how One Woman Lost her Steak-n-Shake Virginity
• Furman Tennis Coaching Great Paul Scarpa Announces Retirement
• Furman Places Seven On Coaches Preseason All-SoCon Team
• SoCon Coaches Rank Furman Sixth In Preseason Poll
• Rancourt Punches Ticket To U.S. Women’s Amateur
• Aloi Captures New Jersey Men’s Public Links Title
• First Girl's Pint Night Out at The Art Bar on Main
• Board Chair Richard Riley Interviewed for Washington Post Blog, "On Leadership"
• Furman's Anderson, Steed Named Sports Network Preseason All-Americans
• Furman President Rod Smolla to Appear on Carolina Business Review Sunday, July 24
• Furman Football To Open Preseason Practice August 5
• Furman Sponsors Summer Lecture Series on Civil War and Long Road to Civil Rights
• Furman Golf Course Featured in Newspaper Series on "18 Classic Courses in S.C."
• Greenville EyeCare Adds Lauren Frye as Ophthalmic Technician
• Furman Volleyball Releases 2011 Schedule
• Drake Browne Named Cal Ripken League All-Star
• Two Paladins Among 20 Players Named To 2011 Buck Buchanan Award Watch List
• Furman To Unveil 2011 White-Out T-Shirt July 25
• City Launches Christmas Parade Theme Contest
• Mojo's is no Five Guys, but still worth a stop
• Professor Chris Healy's Work on Grade Inflation Study Cited in National Media
• NFLDraftScout.com Ranks Furman's Steed, Anderson Among Best Prospects In FCS
• Furman's Muzika, O'Leary To Participate In Sunbelt League All-Star Game
• Ministry Conference: Breaking Chains – Building Disciples
• Furman Introduces The 2011 Football Added Value Season Ticket
• Dan Scott Named New "Voice Of The Furman Paladins"
• Furman’s Zimmerman Named To U.S. U-18 Roster For Northern Ireland Milk Cup
• Professor Paul Thomas Writes for New York Times About Improving Summer School
• Women's Basketball Team Travels to Alabama to Assist Tornado Victims
• Furman Women's Basketball Team Helps In Alabama
• Southern Conference Announces Public Television Partnership
• We'll definitely be back to the Velo Fellow!
• Trio Of Paladins Named To NGCA All-American Scholar Team
• Op-Ed by President Emeritus Shi: Recalling the History Behind Independence Day
• There's No Doubt Furman Tennis Coach Paul Scarpa is the Ultimate Old School Teacher
• Kickoff Times For Five Home Football Games Announced
• Furman To Televise Citadel, Presbyterian Football Games
• Scarpa, The Ultimate Tennis Teacher
• President rolls out five-year BJU strategic plan
• Preview the 2011-12 Concert, Opera & Drama Series
• Ministry in Focus: Students capitalize on summer opportunities
• Advanced Imaging Equipment Detects Vision Health of Greenville EyeCare Patients
• Portrait of a new Business: The Chocolate Moose
• Furman's Riley Institute Adds New Section to Education Website of "WhatWorksSC"
• Paladins To Compete In USA Junior Track & Field Championships
• Furman Cross Country/Track & Field Looking To Set Faster Pace
• Furman Softball Adds Six Incoming Freshmen To 2012 Roster
• Hickmann Named Assistant Strength Training Coach At Furman
• Dempsey Fires USA Into CONCACAF Gold Cup Final
• Three Furman Students Conducting Research at Pasteur Institute in France This Summer
• Furman Basketball On A Mission To Help
• Men’s Soccer Adds Ontiveros To 2011 Class
• Furman's Durdaller Named Cobb County Female Athlete Of The Year
• Summer Orientation welcomes nearly 1,000 students and parents
• Leathers Enjoying Moment In Soccer
• The Green Room Upstate: a great downtown option!
• Office of Admission Creates Advisory Board of High School Guidance Counselors
• Furman To Conduct National Search For New Cross Country/Track & Field Coach
• Furman Singers Past and Present on Campus This Weekend for Annual Reunion Concert
• Furman Releases 2011 Men’s Soccer Slate
• Mullin Named Assistant Athletics Director At Furman
• Furman Women’s Soccer Announces 2011 Schedule
• Stewardson Named Volleyball Assistant Coach
• Walk on the Wild Side Charity Pub Crawl Recap :)
• Eyes of Faith and Veggie Tales Brand Frames Now Available at Greenville EyeCare
• Richey Added To Men’s Basketball Coaching Staff
• Education Professor Paul Thomas Writes for "Room for Debate" in New York Times
• Clint Dempsey Makes Journey From Furman to One of World's Best Soccer Players
• Dempsey’s Career Dotted By Close Calls, Fortune
• Summer courses offer options to students
• Gilmer Named To Capital One Academic All-District Team
• Downtown Greenville is booming with business!
• Furman's Arguello Chosen SoCon Female Athlete Of The Year
• Abrams Named To SoCon All-Tourney Team
• 8 mission teams travel this summer — view the teams
• Appalachian State Blanks Furman, 5-0
• 185 CYS Musicians Perform As Guest Artists For Furman Lakeside Series
• Furman Falls To Samford, 7-1
• Furman's Abrams Dazzling In Tournament Debut
• 2011 Reedy River Concert Series Lineup Announced
• Furman Downs UNC Greensboro In SoCon Tourney Opener, 12-6
• Arguello's Season Ends At NCAA Tournament
• Arguello To Begin Play At NCAA Championships Wednesday
• Hussion Prepares For Final Call As "Voice Of The Paladins"
• Summer Camps 2011 — camps are filling up, so don't wait
• Bobby Lyne Named SoCon Pitcher Of The Week
• Aaron Thompkins Named All-Southern Conference
• Furman To Face UNC Greensboro In Wednesday SoCon Tournament Opener
• Ron Smith SoCon Tournament Call-In Show Set For Monday At Wild Wing Cafe
• Arguello Named To Capital One Academic All-District Team
• Furman Shut Out At Elon In Regular Season Finale
• University Announces Names of Students Who Made Dean's List for 2011 Spring Term
• Global Sustainability in Guatemala: Read Student Blogs from May Experience Class
• NCAA Honors Four Furman Athletic Teams For High Academic Achievement
• Furman’s Hughey Named To Louisville Slugger/NFCA All-South Region First Team
• Furman's Music by the Lake Summer Concert Series Will Begin May 26 in Amphitheater
• New Book by President Rod Smolla Gets Favorable Review by History News Network
• Lyne, Cole Combine To Shut Out Elon, 3-0
• Announcement: Upcoming Charity Event!
• Furman To Face SoCon Frontrunner Elon In League Season Series Finale
• Thornton Joins Furman Men’s Basketball Staff
• Furman Powers Past Western Carolina, 14-7
• Klecker Qualifies For USA Junior Nationals To Lead Paladins At Clemson Qualifier
• Lynette Baker retires as dean of women
• Portrait of a new Business: Fitness Shakers
• Pesature’s Eighth-Inning Blast Helps College of Charleston Eliminate Furman, 4-2
• Furman To Open Final SoCon Home Series Friday Versus Western Carolina
• President Smolla Charge to the Graduates of Class of 2011
• CYS Concert Orchestra Performs World Premiere of 'Tribulation' by Brett Ensle
• Repertory Orchestra Concert 1st of 3 for Carolina Youth Symphony
• Carolina Youth Symphony - 34 Seniors honored at May 15th Concert at Furman
• Furman Outlasts Western Carolina, 5-4; Paladins Advance To Face Chattanooga
• Chattanooga Blanks Furman At SoCon Tourney, 4-0
• Drama Ministry Team travels New England — find a stop near you
• I took a deep breath, but I'm still upset at Guadalajara.
• Furman, Western Carolina Tangle In SoCon Tournament Play-In Game On Wednesday
• Mize To Join Furman Men’s Golf Squad For 2011-12
• Painting from BJU Museum & Gallery heads to Paris
• PSA Campaign by Furman Students Wins National Collegiate Advertising Competition
• Furman To Enshrine Three Into Athletics Hall Of Fame
• Furman Earns Doubleheader Split At Appalachian State 8-7, 1-4
• Furman To Entertain Clemson Tuesday At Fluor Field
• Three Paladins Garner Postseason Southern Conference Honors
• Appalachian State Edges Furman In Series Opener, 3-1
• Gilmer, Barker Lead Paladins At Duke Twilight Meet
• Furman Awards 611 Degrees, Presents Top Academic Honors at Commencement
• Elizabeth Trenary Commencement Speech -- May 7, 2011
• Postseason Run Ends For Furman’s Kenoyer At NCAA Regional
• Furman Faces Appalachian State In Final Regular Season Series
• 2011 yearbook dedicated to David Christ
• Arguello Chosen SoCon Women's Tennis April Athlete Of The Month
• Kenoyer Shoots Second Round 78 At NCAA East Regional
• University Honored by Carolina Recycling Association for its Sustainability Efforts
• Kenoyer Fires Opening Round 71 At NCAA East Regional
• Presbyterian Takes Pair From Paladins 6-1, 8-0
• Furman’s Hughey Earns Capital One Academic All-District III Honors
• Furman Basketball Standout Kendra Berry Joins Paladin Softball Roster
• Kenoyer Set To Begin NCAA East Regional On Thursday
• Arguello Selected To Participate in 2011 NCAA Singles Championship
• Furman Students, President Smolla Perform Flash Mob at Falls Park in Greenville
• Riley Institute to Present 7th Annual Upstate Diversity Leadership Award Dinner May 3
• Furman Selected for Inclusion in Princeton Review's Guide to 311 Green Colleges
• Furman Splits Sunday DH With Samford: 5-3, 2-3
• Lazy Goat: Decent Food, Bad Experience
• Graduating Senior Elizabeth Trenary to Speak at Furman Commencement Saturday, May 7
• Former Furman Standout Clint Dempsey Moves Into Fulham Record Books
• Furman Survives Against Elon, 8-7; Paladins Take Best-Of-Three Series
• Fidelity Investments Moonlight Movies Kicks off May 4
• Commencement is May 7 at 9 a.m. — webcast live
• Furman’s Hughey Selected As SoCon Student-Athlete Of The Week
• Furman Earns Doubleheader Split Against Elon 8-5, 1-4
• Gardner-Webb Edges Furman, 3-2
• Weather Delays Start Of Furman-Elon Softball Series
• Inside Higher Ed Conducts Interview with President Rod Smolla About New Book
• James B. Duke Library Ranked Among the Nation's 50 Most Beautiful College Libraries
• Carolina Youth Symphony Bring a Friend Day
• Furman Opens Final Home Series Against Elon On Wednesday
• Clemson Blanks Furman, 5-0
• Professor Malici Co-Authors New Book on Foreign Policy and International Relations
• Saaka, Arguello Named 2010-11 Furman Athletes Of The Year
• Furman’s Kenoyer Earns Bid To NCAA Women’s Golf Regional
• Furman Folds At College Of Charleston, 13-12
• College of Charleston Defeats Furman, 4-3, In Thrilling SoCon Championship
• Chattanooga Completes Sweep Of Paladins 12-2, 9-3
• Perez, Burton Named To SoCon All-Freshman Team At Track & Field Championships
• College of Charleston Sweeps Furman In Saturday Doubleheader, 10-6, 9-6
• Commencement Concert: "This Struggle Called America" — May 6
• Furman-Chattanooga Softball Series Start Delayed Until 1:30 P.M.
• Friday Furman-College of Charleston Baseball Game Postponed
• Chattanooga Powers Past Furman In Series Opener, 12-7
• College of Charleston Ends Furman's Season In SoCon Semifinals
• Furman Advances To SoCon Championship Match With 4-1 Win Over UNC Greensboro
• Furman Upsets UNC Greensboro To Earn Spot In SoCon Championship Semifinals
• Track & Field Teams To Compete At SoCon Championships
• Paladins Defeat Elon, 4-0, To Advance In SoCon Tournament
• Furman Softball Set To Host Chattanooga This Weekend
• Paladins Advance In SoCon Tournament With 4-1 Win Over The Citadel
• Thomas Creek Brewery Tour
• Paladins Finish 11th At Southern Conference Golf Championship
• Furman, Rancourt Finish Third At SoCon Women’s Golf Championship
• Alex Christ Named To SoCon All-Freshman Team
• Monica Arguello Earns SoCon Player Of The Year Honors
• Gardner-Webb Edges Furman, 4-3
• Furman Earns Doubleheader Split At East Tennessee State 4-12, 3-1
• Pride and Prejudice is May 4-6 — tickets are available
• Junior Alexis Wong Among Select Group to Receive Goldwater Scholarship for 2011-12
• Furman's Arguello Named SoCon Women's Tennis Player Of The Week For Third Time This Season
• Furman Men’s Golf Falls To 11th In SoCon Golf Championship
• Furman’s Rancourt Moves Into Second Place At SoCon Championship
• Paladins rally past Bulldogs
• Summit promotes minority health
• Gnats top Drive in 14 innings
• Documentary sheds light on turning point for Springsteen
• Guitar duo plans two free Upstate concerts
• Student performers shine this week at Clemson
• Letter: Pickens schools have too much debt
• Paddle Fest to roll on the Reedy
• Letter: Ingraham unfairly criticized Graham
• Letter: Seek real solutions to our budget crisis
• Furman In 10th After Opening Round Of SoCon Men’s Golf Championship
• Furman Falls To The Citadel In 10 Innings, 9-7
• Paladins In Fourth At SoCon Women’s Golf Championship
• Walk-Off Single Gives Georgia Southern Series Sweep Of Furman, 1-0
• Local angler back in winning form
• Shrine Bowl combines kick off in Spartanburg
• Riverside girls fall short at state
• Storm blows through Upstate with little damage
• Hundreds take first step to better health
• 2009 Furman Graduate Rachael Parrish Receives Charles B. Rangel Fellowship
• Furman Trustees Approve Promotions, Tenure for Faculty at Saturday Board Meeting
• Woman shot and killed in Woodruff
• Devildogs win region crown
• Red Raiders, Warriors vie for state titles
• Trucking firm partners with Harvest Hope food bank
• NCAA committee approves rules changes
• Greer outdoor movie series includes Shrek and Potter
• Road Warriors even series with Wheeling
• Lindsey Graham 'optimistic' on port
• Charleston law firm to merge with N.C. practice
• Furman Ninth Sinks The Citadel, 7-6
• Samford Slips Past Furman, 4-3, In Senior Day Match
• Paladins Drop Pair At Georgia Southern 9-1, 1-0
• Paladins Sweep Singles To Conclude Regular Season With 6-1 Win At Davidson
• Sand Gnats hold off Drive
• GHS, USC boards approve med school plan
• Rep. Bakari Sellers to speak at Furman
• Headen leads trucks, late models at GPS
• Three Furman football players arrested on drug charges, dismissed from team
• Alabama firm to work on Clemson research campus
• USC gives Spurrier big raise
• 11 students charged in fake ID scheme
• One man arrested, another sought after fleeing traffic stop
• Former Presidential Advisor, Campaign Strategist Karl Rove to Speak April 18
• Bounce agency honored for tourism ad campaign
• Gas up nearly a dime this week
• Upstate executive wins outdoor advertising award
• Textraw factory moves to Floriday
• Organic vodka to debut in state
• Design with Wine opens in Greenville
• Deadly storm system headed our way
• Furman Women’s Golf Set For SoCon Tournament
• Paladins Prepare To Defend SoCon Crown Beginning Sunday
• Paladins Face Samford In Senior Day Match Saturday
• Greenville deputy injured after traffic stop, authorities say
• Kurtz's late goal delivers No. 2 Riverside
• Pickens County woods fire contained
• Greer Spartans reach rugby semifinals
• Azalea Festival ready to blossom in Pickens
• NHRA doubles the action in Charlotte
• Jim DeMint eyeing debt limit vote to force fiscal limits
• College football loses one of a kind in passing of Homer Smith
• Fluor Field hosts HBCU Classic
• Lander coach: Southside's Franklin will 'flourish'
• Tickets are still available for Living Gallery 2011 — April 21-23
• Furman Senior EES Major Virginia Batts Awarded 2011 Compton Mentor Fellowship
• Mellow Mushroom opening in Anderson
• Greenville-area gas prices still trending upward
• Greenville Chamber starts membership drive
• NGU's Briggs honored for teaching
• Passenger traffic soars at GSP
• Minority voters top residents' concerns for new political lines
• Cool pieces of history roll into town next week
• Hearing set for man charged in alleged cocaine ring
• 15 SC prep baseball players suspended after brawl
• Furman Wins 4-3 Thriller Over Davidson
• Federal probe of train death urged
• Lindsey Graham introduces plan to preserve Social Security
• Riverside earns another shot at title
• Library of Congress' mobile unit coming to Greenville
• USC's Hampton awaits chance
• Bill Wylie Entrepreneurship Act supports small businesses
• Bus maker Proterra gets verbal agreement for $30 million
• James Stephens named to S.C. Aviation Association board
• Chris Przirembel joins Konduros firm
• Biology Professor Victoria Turgeon Receives 2011 SCICU Excellence in Teaching Award
• Mom drives van into river, killing self, 3 kids; case stirs memories of Susan Smith
• David Smith encourages law enforcement to be a voice for missing children
• Clemson Community Care asks public's help
• Upstate authorities plan prom crackdown on drinking
• Get ready for a feast
• Jail transfer planned for son charged in mother's death
• Toddler found at apartment complex, parents sought
• Paladins knock off Winthrop
• Duncan, Haas Jr. qualify
• Suskauer Blanks Blue Hose; Paladins Earn Split Versus Presbyterian 4-0, 1-7
• Furman Sweeps Western Carolina, 7-0, In Senior Day Match
• Paladins Entertain Wildcats Thursday At 3 P.M.
• Furman Falls To East Tennessee State, 12-9
• Graham vows battle as port fails to get funding
• Mojitos: Something of a Hidden Gem
• Mistakes can trip taxpayers
• Greenville denim retailer unveils national ad campaign
• Senior Action names new board members
• Greenville superintendent gets contract extension; no raise
• ECPI's Campus Discovery Day set for Saturday
• BMW Charity Pro-Am announces celebrity field
• Chemical spill reported near Woodruff Road and I-385
• Furman English Professor Vincent Hausmann Publishes New Book on Film Studies
• Somber commemoration as nation observes 150th anniversary of Civil War
• Police search for man charged in Nicholtown stabbing
• Upstate gas up 2 cents a gallon overnight
• McMaster, McKinney among 3 picked for ports board
• Jailed man called person of interest in Greer woman's death
• No. 3 USC set to face Citadel
• Paladins Play Host To Catamounts In Senior Day Match
• Furman Golf To Host 2011 College Am On April 22
• Paladins Set To Host Presbyterian In Wednesday Softball Twinbill
• Furman Trims Winthrop, 4-3
• Laurens police detain man driving car belonging to slain Greer woman
• Piazza, Peace Center, sewers in line for work
• Greenville area under tornado watch until 3 a.m.
• Internal auditor may return to Pickens schools
• Japan's TEPCO puts out fire at damaged nuke plant
• Nikki Haley to appear with Michele Bachmann; Herman Cain headed to Furman
• Mauldin plans lunch with Sen. Lindsey Graham
• Pickens mourns educator Richard Gettys
• Fox News issues GOP debate criteria
• 200 state residences earn healthy home certifications
• Upstate gas prices climb overnight
• Shred Day gives opportunity to clean up
• Dismembering trial could start this summer
• Cafe opens next to Roper Mountain Science Center
• Grateful Dead alumni to perform at Charter Amphitheatre in Simpsonville
• Chronicle of Higher Education Reviews New Book by Furman President Rod Smolla
• Jesse Jackson to talk to students about Civil War
• Autopsies today could explain two Greenville deaths
• Lack of concentration hampers Johnson's final round at Masters
• South African Schwartzel wins a memorable Masters
• Warriors set to wear down Wheeling
• Haas closes out Masters a little better, but not where he wanted to be
• Truck's driver sought in hit-and-run
• Upstate groups struggle to find jobs for former inmates
• Six-run first inning lifts Drive to series win
• Stylists soothe brides' tangled nerves
• Healthy Kids Day on Saturday aims to make fitness fun
• Surprise Program May Have Best Class
• Furman To Host Soccer Extravaganza On Friday To Benefit Japan Tsunami Victims
• UNC Greensboro Snaps Paladins' Three-Match Winning Streak
• Officers look for new rides as trusty patrol car drives into history
• Six-run first inning lifts Drive to series win
• Street Improvement Work to Begin April 11 on Brown Street
• Man charged with murder in with Greenville stabbing
• Warriors advance to second round with sudden-death OT win
• Drive run over GreenJackets 7-0
• Chaffe wins, but misses sub-4 mile
• Huey Lewis and the News brings some soul to Peace Center
• Greenville GOP convention delegates give Santorum their vote
• Concert evokes the sounds of Spain
• Greenville Chamber Orchestra offers music with a 'Twist'
• Prom then and now
• Venerable law firm gets makeover
• Michelin stays focused on research, innovation
• Homers Help Charleston Past Furman In Series Finale, 7-3
• Appalachian State Holds Off Furman, 3-2
• Hinch catches passes, Spurrier's eye
• Shaw now center of attention
• Red Raiders eliminate Mavs from lacrosse playoffs
• Lattimore, Miles form solid USC backfield
• Johnson striving for Top 10 on Sunday
• Haas trying to work his way out of a bad stretch
• Youth movement, led by McIlroy, threatens to take over at Augusta
• USC players still support Garcia, but prepared to move forward
• Legree shines in scrimmage
• South Carolina football players earn awards during scrimmage
• Greenville Drive Opening Night, 4/7/2011
• Mountain bike races on the way
• Celebrate spring at Friends Day
• Cicadas coming soon to a tree near you
• Proterra says it's working to secure $25 million investment
• Greenville city fathers' vision, property owner's deal, on collision course
• Greenville gardeners open their gates for annual showcase
• Bobby Hitt favors standing by Amazon promise of sales tax exemption
• Gilmore, Gamecocks getting aggressive
• Johnson's move stirs momentum up the leaderboard
• Furman Moves Softball First Pitch Up To 12:30
• Paladins Fall To College Of Charleston, 5-2
• Furman Blanks Chattanooga, 7-0
• Homesley’s Walk-Off Single Gives Furman Split With College of Charleston 4-6, 4-3
• Appalachian State Handles Furman, 10-2
• Paladins Win Nine Events At 13th Annual Furman Invitational
• Garcia's behavior at school function led to suspension
• Shutdown deadline looms with no deal in sight
• Braves' home opener to be broadcast on Charter
• Greenville Mayor Knox White says city aware of Proterra's financial issues
• First five GOP debate participants announced
• Furman to Host Chinese Language Camp for High School Students Again This Summer
• Greenville fighting proposed Washington Street nightclub
• St. Francis wins national environmental leadership award
• Political Science Professor Brent Nelsen Named Chairman of SCETV Commission
• BMW Group worldwide sales hit record in March
• New endoscopic spine surgery outpatient center opens in Seneca
• Greenlink awarded for improvements
• Power out at Eastside High, Brushy Creek Elementary
• Williamston man killed in wreck
• Drive rock GreenJackets for season-opening win
• Woods back in hunt for personal Final Four
• Judge denies lawyers' request for greater share of award in Santee Cooper suit
• Furman To Face Appalachian State In Weekend SoCon Series
• Paladins Play Host To Mocs Saturday At 1:30 P.M.
• Eastside soccer sweeps rival Wade Hampton
• Road Warriors seek home ice advantage
• Downtown Pickens to come alive with Azalea Festival
• Field set for Blue Shoes Mile
• Furman corrects midweek woes
• Greenville artist-jewelry design featured in New York show
• Liberty High bookkeeper charged with embezzlement
• Jim Anthony's Cliffs properties face foreclosure
• Furman Professors Hutson, O'Rourke Receive HHMI Distinguished Mentor Awards
• Friday is Furman Engaged Day! Posters, Presentations and Performances Abound
• Magnitude 7.4 earthquake hits off Japan coast
• BMW presenting plug-in hybrid at China car show
• Upstate fuel prices continue rise
• Woman charged in DOT worker's death faces bond hearing today
• Commissioners hold off on hydropower project
• Spread out under the stars, free outdoor movies return to Greer
• Chestnut Hill residents want storm-water fix
• Recycling center to collect electronics, chemicals on Amnesty Day
• Reservation deposit for accepted students due May 1
• Furman Entertains College of Charleston To Open Homestand
• Gamecocks hope for healthy outfield against Tennessee
• USC suspends Garcia indefinitely
• Charges dropped against man accused of burning Pookie the dog
• Liberty High principal released on $35,000 bond
• Mock Trial Teams Win Ney Tournament, Qualify for National Championship
• Mauldin looks at Butler Road enhancements
• Greenville veterinarian named Distinguished Alumnus
• Tax deadline extended to April 18
• Grants for existing staff training to be available
• Special Olympics are off and running at Furman
• Travelocity's Roaming Gnome to visit sites in the Upstate today
• South Carolina noted as one of America's least peaceful states
• Greenville County unemployment up, but remains among lowest in state
• Upstate gas jumps 3 cents overnight
• Hospice fundraiser set
• Georgia State Sweeps Furman Softball 4-1, 8-0
• Nitto Lifts Furman To 9-6 Win Over Presbyterian
• Furman Picks Up Second-Straight SoCon Win With 4-3 Victory Over Appalachian State
• Germany kept its eye on manufacturing, ambassador says
• Share your photos
• Cultural fest to highlight slavery, global fights for freedom
• S.C. motorists will pay more to drive this year
• Bobby Hitt favors standing by Amazon promise of sales tax exemption
• Two honored for their economic development efforts
• Greenville-area schools hold proms
• Easley event targets tobacco's harm
• New Augusta Place retailer to specialize in olive oil, aged vinegars
• Hershey's meet lets youngsters dip their toes into track and field
• Sign-ups under way for sports teams, camps
• For Westfall, Senior Games are a way to make new friends
• Power out for thousands in Upstate in wake of storm
• Bi-Lo to hold week-long food drive
• Spinx, Drive allowing fan to throw out first ball on Spinx Wednesdays
• Gillespie powers Devildogs
• SCR wins 'Gone Google' contest
• Greenville Republicans press ahead with convention
• Connor jumps into GOP chairman's race
• Greenville area gas prices jump overnight
• Pickens approves city budget
• Paladins Snap Three-Match Losing Streak With 4-3 Win At Wofford
• Miller Homers Twice, Powers Furman Past East Tennessee State, 14-5
• Two identified in deaths at Taylors duplex
• Two state agencies partner to make business tax collection more efficient
• Greenwood plant part of Pfizer sale
• Local housing non-profits partner for new Taylors development
• Graham plans Social Security reform proposal
• Warriors' Connolly selected ECHL's Plus Performer
• Relocated employees may be eligible for tax credit
• State's teen unemployment among highest in the nation
• Greenville boys, Riverside girls lacrosse earn top seeds
• News Access now available to local blind and print-disabled residents
• Furman Invitational Track & Field Meet To Be Held Saturday
• Men's Tennis Matches Rescheduled
• Firefighters find 2 dead in Taylors blaze
• Graham: Attack Gadhafi's inner circle
• Graham predicts budget deal
• Theater transforms student with autism
• Comedy finds its Southern accent
• Clemson celebrates written word
• Michael's Way provides financial aid for those who 'fall between the cracks'
• Ancient 'Lysistrata' has contemporary relevance
• Trail ready for its close-up
• Caine Halter Y earns 'bike friendly' award
• Former shop owner records 100 years of memories about Fountain Inn
• Paladins Fire Final Round 294 At Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic
• SoCon Leader Elon Defeats Furman, 6-1
• Furman Sweeps Singles Matches In 6-1 Win Over Elon
• Paladins continue progress in spring game
• Summer progress key for USC quarterbacks
• Gamecocks scrimmage a tale of two halves
• Easley man pulls trophy deer off the wall
• Man slain in Seneca shot 4 times
• Old-time meat-and-three lands in Greer
• Simpsonville lures people to downtown with historic walking tour
• Soil samples, PCBs spark concern on Twelve Mile River
• New bonds may help Southern Connector
• Spur nice fit for Holloman
• Furman walking a fine line for spring game
• Family thought arrest in slaying 'would never come'
• Stocks move up as jobless rate falls
• 'Early college' program seen as boost for graduation rates
• UNC Greensboro Hands Furman First SoCon Loss
• Derrick Shines In Saturday Furman Scrimmage
• Furman’s Kenoyer Cards 76 In Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic Second Round
• Paladin Women's 4x800m Relay Team Sets School Record; Shelton Wins 3,000m Steeplechase At Terrier Relays
• Patriots hit parade trumps Rams
• Eagles makes up ground in Peach Blossom
• Hesketh to oversee youth tennis development
• GPS returns after two weeks of rain
• Gear up for area plant sales
• Greenville woman charged with swindling elderly
• Rick Santorum says S.C. primary should precede Florida's
• Wren remains at top of state baseball rankings
• Thief tries to break through pawn shop roof
• Greer's growth skew voting districts
• Deputies seek woman linked to stolen credit card
• Commissioners hold off on hydropower project
• Rosiak was a right hand to mayor, city administrator
• Warriors inch closer to Eastern top seed
• Country music's Aaron Tippin, other artists donate proceeds Blue Ridge High
• South Carolina football's Eric Baker getting up to speed
• MAU moving to online application process for BMW contract workers
• Paladins To Honor Southern For Milestone 400th Win At Saturday Match Versus UNCG
• Kenoyer, Hilea Lead Furman In Opening Round Of Liz Murphey Collegiate Classic
• Roth leads Gamecocks against Kentucky
• Hoover fans 21 for Daniel Lions
• Corps bans underwater pumps on Lake Hartwell
• Pickens residents urged to help clean up city
• College concerts to benefit Japan
• Anderson 1 schools wrangle with budget
• GSO shines in grand collaboration
• MAU moving to online application process for BMW contract workers
• Gov. Nikki Haley Appoints President Smolla to SC Commission on Higher Education
• Students take unique look at NASCAR
• Warriors' Cunningham selected to All-ECHL team
• Tony Trout found guilty of jury-tampering
• Michelin producing high-performance tire in Greenville
• Upstate gas prices continue rise
• Easley High to name new coach
• Saunders returns for Pro Day at USC
• Murray elected to soccer Hall
• New report ranks Greenville as state 4th healthiest county
• Origami cranes help Upstate children respond to crisis in Japan
• Howden acquires Thomassen Compression Systems BV
• Race for top seed reaches final weekend
• Paladins hold valuable roster spot
• Culliver, Matthews, impress on pro day
• Local lacrosse players honored regionally
• Judge rules against GOP in primaries lawsuit
• DOE offering funding for biofuel projects
• Pickens County school board to meet April 4
• Black swan missing from Furman's campus
• President Smolla Writes New Book on Constitution and Higher Education
• Southwest Airlines Chief Marketing Officer to Speak on Campus Thursday, March 31
• St. Patty's Day at FItzpatrick's
• Rain Postpones Furman-Presbyterian Softball Doubleheader
• Men's Tennis Match At Wofford Postponed
• Paladins Remain Atop SoCon After 6-1 Win At Appalachian State
• Charleston Southern Rolls Past Furman, 14-4
• Berea downs rival TR to take region lead
• Mims aces pro audition
• USC host lower state neighbors Wednesday
• Site maintenance
• Time, place of Pickens County school board meeting announced
• Hub City Bookshop: Where hometown readers and writers connect
• Passage to India comes with baggage
• Clemson student charged in laptop theft
• Wyche law firm to celebrate 90 years
• Bill would reward companies that hire jobless
• Upstate student winners in Silver Crescent design competition
• Where is the cheapest gas? Find it here
• 450 acres along I-85 headed to auction
• Pharmaceutical Associates plans $8.5 million expansion in Greenville
• Computer experts take stand in Tony Trout case
• Detective returning to home of missing TR woman
• Trace amounts of Japan radiation found at Oconee
• Troopers complain about backlog of DUI cases
• Furman Finishes 12th At Linger Longer Invitational
• Winthrop Extends Furman's Mid-Week Blues With 10-0 Blanking Of Paladins
• Arguello Named SoCon Women's Tennis Player Of The Week
• Louvre borrows BJU's 'Head of Christ' for special Rembrandt exhibit
• Mims has audition for NFL
• Greenville man wins lottery just before leaving on gambling trip
• Wildfire demonstration conducted in Chester
• Augusta Village to house 3 new businesses this summer
• Realtors to hold Home Resource Fair
• Planet Fitness opens first Greenville club
• Downtown rules a topic at off-site Greenville City Council meeting
• 2 arrested in 1977 Greenville beating death
• Radiation from Japan detected at Oconee Nuclear Station
• TR police recognized for DUI efforts
• Zoës Kitchen coming to Greenville
• Fiery head-on collision kills I-85 driver
• GE Energy holding job information fair on Tuesday
• ReWa achieves statewide honors
• Allen Tate reveals its top agents
• Greenville business and ARC team up to aid victims in Japan
• Looking for the lowest gas price?
• Furman In 12th Place At Linger Longer Invitational
• 2011 Coach Ron Smith Baseball Call-In Show Begins Tonight
• Greenlink Receives Statewide Recognition
• Southwest marketing chief to speak at Furman
• More doctors coming onboard at Bon Secours St. Francis
• Christie takes lead into final day of FLW Tour
• State's older residents' top concerns are health care and finances, AARP survey finds
• Artist crafts a career from clay
• Warriors try again for conference lead
• Wright makes the right moves for first tour win
• Furman’s Broome Named Southern Conference Golfer-Of-The-Week
• UNC Greensboro Downs Furman In Softball Series Finale, 4-2
• Furman Powers Past Chattanooga, 6-1, To Move To 4-0 In SoCon
• Furman-UNC Greensboro Split Sunday Doubleheader: 6-5 (12), 4-11
• Working past retirement age the new reality for many
• To the ocean and back
• Pockets of population decline surround city of Greenville
• Greenville County Republicans plan convention in April
• More rain in forecast
• Upstate community gardens grow friendships, too
• Simpsonville looking into restarting recycling program
• Judge wants action on getting stump out of Easley Central dam
• Furman's backfield is ready to run
• GE chief says going green means jobs, profits
• Horses mean money for Midlands county
• Plant to fill key role for Boeing in South Carolina
• Americans less happy with health insurers, survey finds
• Gamecocks' Lattimore built to last
• Rain Postpones Furman-UNCG Saturday Doubleheader
• Hughey’s Grand Slam Powers Furman To Split At UNC Greensboro 3-7, 8-4
• Men's Tennis Match At UNC Greensboro Postponed
• Miller Wins 10,000m To Lead Paladins At Alabama Relays
• Furman Remains Unbeaten In SoCon With 4-3 Win Over Samford
• Kenoyer Fires 69 To Reach Final Round Of Florida’s Natural Charity Classic
• Christie pads lead In Hartwell event
• NASCAR diversity tour stops in Greenville
• Young drivers top Greenville-Pickens lineup
• Residents enjoy maintenance-free lakeside living at WaterMarke on Lake Hartwell
• The Reserve at Plantation Greene offers maintenance-free luxury town homes in a convenient location
• USC signee Clowney detained by Columbia police
• Berea creek back to normal following sewer spill
• Greenville son charged with stabbing mother
• Recent Mills Avenue pedestrian deaths prompt city to act
• Thompkins Leads Furman Past UNC Greensboro, 7-4; Paladins-Spartans To Play Sat. DH Beginning at 11:00 a.m.
• Furman's Cole Tabbed To College Baseball Foundation National All-Star Lineup
• College of Charleston Blanks Furman, 7-0
• March 23 Bible Conference offerings to go for Japan relief
• Census data to reveal area's growth, racial makeup among other things
• Interactive: Elizabeth Taylor through the years
• Furman's Stallsmith Named SoCon Student-Athlete Of The Week
• Furman's Shaver To Compete On USA Junior Race Walking Team
• Men's Tennis Plays Host To College Of Charleston Thursday
• College Baseball Insider.com Tabs Cole Regional Pitcher Of The Week
• Smith Pitches Furman To 4-0 Shutout Of USC Upstate
• Simpsonville standoff ends, man found dead inside home
• Heritage Park to host national baseball tournament
• Bloom to close Mauldin store
• Budget and Control Board agrees to $100 million bailout of S.C.'s Medicaid agency
• Sixth Inning Implosion Sinks Paladins In 8-5 Loss At USC Upstate
• Furman Blanks Wofford, 7-0
• Allen Tate adds staff to Easley office
• Duo wins Allstate company awards
• A Return to Nose Dive
• Motorists warned of zombies on South Carolina highway
• Furman's Cole Named SoCon Pitcher Of The Week
• Furman Falls To #47 Cornell, 5-2
• USTA Kids Day Tuesday At Furman Women's Tennis Match
• Furman Takes Broom To Wofford, 3-2
• Record Round Lifts Clemson To Furman Intercollegiate Title
• Samford Edges Furman In Series Finale, 7-6
• Paladins Play Host To Cornell Monday
• Twelve Mile River gains ground
• Furman Clips Wofford, 4-2
• Virginia Tech, Kennesaw State Share Furman Intercollegiate Lead After Two Rounds
• Hughey, Suskauer Lead Furman Softball To Split At Samford 0-3, 2-1
• #30 VCU Downs Furman, 5-2
• Furman Men's 4x800m Relay Sets School Record
• Former ACLU President Nadine Strossen to Speak on State of Civil Liberties March 21
• Benefit helps local family
• BJU announces new executive team
• Greenville gas prices decline over night and for the week
• Kennesaw State, Purdue’s Sjaichudin Take First Round Lead At Furman Intercollegiate
• Paladins To Open SoCon Series Friday At Wofford
• Body of slain Williamston airman returns home today
• New Professorship in Music Department Established in Honor of Bing and Judy Vick
• Five New Members Join University's Board of Trustees; Terms of Service to Begin July 1
• Greenville fire stations collecting food donations
• Owings rejoins ScanSource board of directors
• Feeling lucky to find cheap gas? Look up the lowest price here
• Greenville County makes a big catch with AAU baseball tourney
• Paladins To Open Outdoor Track & Field Season Friday
• Furman Golf To Host 42nd Annual Furman Intercollegiate This Weekend
• Furman Picks Up 6-1 Win Over Army
• Furman To Hold Women's Tennis Alumni Reunion Saturday
• Gingrich coming to Greenville again
• Entrepreneur makes sharing photos easier
• Upstate auto dealers unsure if Japan earthquake will affect supplies
• AAU baseball tourney to bring hundreds of youth teams to Greenville County
• Looking for the lowest gas price?
• Bimonte’s Blast Lifts Furman To Sweep Of Providence 8-3, 4-2
• Riley Institute's WhatWorksSC Adds Section on Strong School Leadership to Website
• Greenville County Schools faces possible $13.8 million budget shortfall
• GSO to offer 'Springtime for Schuman(n)s'
• Clarity has wide-ranging mission in Upstate
• Christian Athletes plans its golf tourney
• Greenville streets' names are often signs of their times
• Jerry Lambert
• Hibernians step into green limelight
• Workshop, gala will pair music with military salute
• Textile League baseball film to premiere in April
• Fountain Inn debates transparency
• Where is the cheapest gas? Find it here
• Golden Strip news briefs
• Solicitor reviewing case where murder conviction overturned
• Furman Softball Doubleheader Versus Providence Postponed Until Wednesday
• Andrew Mellow Named SoCon Men's Tennis Player Of The Week
• Furman Adds East Tennessee State To Baseball Schedule Apr. 5
• East Tennessee State Muscles Past Paladins In CollegeInsider.com First Round, 76-63
• Buffalo Powers Past Furman, 5-2
• Fountain Inn council delays move to post spending records online
• Greenville-area Bloom stores converting to Food Lion
• Who's Your Paddy Pub Crawl: Not a Big Fan
• What is a meltdown, and why is it potentially dangerous?
• Looking for the lowest gas price?
• Furman’s Morgan Hughey Named SoCon Softball Player Of The Week
• Furman Blanks Western Carolina To Complete SoCon Sweep, 5-0
• Georgia Southern Downs Furman, 14-7
• Furman Concludes Road Swing With 5-2 Loss At #43 UNLV
• Paladins Rebound To Finish 16th At LSU Classic
• Furman Football To Open Spring Practice Monday
• Furman To Visit East Tennessee State In CollegeInsider.com Tournament Opener on Tuesday
• Spending transparency makes government more open
• Fountain may splash down in Fountain Inn
• Residents eager for affordable housing development at old Cone Elementary
• Southwest plane lands at GSP
• Furman Falters, Falls To 17th In LSU Classic Second Round
• Hughey Hits Furman To Doubleheader Sweep Of Western Carolina 5-1, 4-3
• Furman Falls To Georgia Southern, 11-1
• #52 Boise State Blanks Furman, 7-0
• Teachers, workers, religious leaders to rally at Statehouse over cuts
• Prince coming to Bi-Lo Center
• Tsunami interrupts Greer couple's 30th wedding anniversary trip to Hawaii
• Michelin says employees in Japan are safe
• Hawaii, West Coast reports no major damage from tsunami
• Sen. Ryberg says state pension changes should come sooner rather than later
• Pookie the burned dog to head for the hills
• Kenoyer Propels Furman Into 11th In Opening Round Of LSU Classic
• #35 SMU Hand Furman 5-2 Loss In Las Vegas
• Georgia Southern Thumps Furman, 7-1
• Oil industry key to company's hiring
• Drop in foreclosures may be due to paperwork slowdown
• Jobless declines boost economic hopes
• January jobless rate drops statewide, Greenville County
• Photos show changing Twelve Mile River
• Local company finds new market in oil industry
• Marietta woman charged with felony DUI remains in custody
• GOP argues case in open-primary lawsuit
• Homes of Hope adds new director
• Pookie, the burned pooch, heads to mountain retirement home
• Bank of America launches new mortgage protection programs for military members
• Williams appointed to GDC board
• Automation Engineering Corp. Announces Expansion in Greenville County
• S.C., Ariz. tied for among states with large cuts to mental health care
• Looking for the lowest gas price?
• Senate approves wire transfer tax to fight illegal immigration
• Presbyterian Downs Furman, 11-4
• Furman Basketball Accepts Bid To CollegeInsider.com Tournament
• Greenville garners top place to live honor
• State to study possible changes to pension system
• New director named for Pickens County Meals on Wheels
• Pension costs a fraction of state budget, data shows
• Greenville listed among 'Best Places to Live'
• Mold closes Hollis Elementary School media center
• Search broadened for wanted murder suspect
• Marietta woman charged with DUI in 10-year-old's death
• Santorum speaks in Easley tomorrow
• Stepping Up: Don't Dis the Drive.
• Mother denied parole in son's smothering death
• Heavy rain could cause Upstate flooding today
• Waldrep named new health and human services deputy
• Furman-PC Baseball Rescheduled For Thursday, 2:00 P.M.
• Furman Concludes Road Swing With 4-3 Win Over St. John's
• Charleston Southern Powers Past Furman For Doubleheader Sweep, 7-5, 10-5
• Amu Saaka Named To 2011 NABC All-District 22 Team
• Concerts to benefit Triune Mercy Center
• Cycling Challenge to benefit Miracle Hill Mission
• Late bloomer Runion ready for Senior Games
• Interfaith network houses families in crisis
• Espinosa finds his mission with state's poor
• Towers Rice Sr.
• Sterling spirit grows in Baxter's garden
• Wisconsin natives are finding new directions
• Upstate gas prices continue upward climb
• Furman Routs North Carolina Central In Softball Doubleheader 8-0, 8-0
• Paladins Place 14th At Cleveland Palmetto Intercollegiate
• Georgia Southern Hands Furman First Conference Loss
• East Tennessee State Trims Furman, 4-2
• Furman’s Miller, Saaka Named To Southern Conference All-Tournament Team
• Bicycle Master Plan Community Workshop Set for March 15
• Bible Conference is March 20-25 — services will be webcast live
• Riley Institute at Furman to Present First of Series on "Politics and Media" in March
• Saturday Night Live's Seth Meyers to Perform Comedy Show on Campus March 16
• Shaggers to promote benefit concert
• Furman 12th After Opening Day At 14th Annual Cleveland Palmetto Intercollegiate
• Paladins Open Busy Week Hosting North Carolina Central In Tuesday Softball Doubleheader
• Fountain Inn Repertory Experience plans season of comedy, nostalgia
• Furman-Davidson Sunday Baseball Game Cancelled
• Former Furman Head Track & Field Coach Jimmy Carnes Dies At 76
• Men's Tennis Match Cancelled Due To Inclement Weather
• Furman Battles To 5-2 Win Over UNC Wilmington
• Furman Softball Doubleheader Versus Charlotte Postponed
• Mauldin to work with DOT on streetscape plan
• Professor Ronald Friis Writes Spanish Book to Help Students Reach Advanced Levels
• GOP gets expedited hearing on primary
• Run prompts downtown Greenville road closures
• Hospitals say fewer services, layoffs possible after cut
• Host of Christian TV shows Joanne Thompson, 77, dies
• Late Surge Lifts Elon Past Furman In SoCon Semifinals, 69-62
• Seventh-Ranked Tennessee Nips Furman, 6-4
• Wade Powers Furman Past Davidson, 8-2; Game Two Suspended Due To Rain
• Furman Match At Georgia State Postponed Due To Inclement Weather
• Furman Rolls Past Citadel, 7-0, In SoCon Opener
• Furman President Rod Smolla Interviewed on SC Public Radio's "Your Day" Program
• Slain Williamston airman loved family, military life
• Wade Hampton wreck victim in critical condition
• Upstate gas prices jump 40 cents in one week
• Charleston cleaning service seeks Upstate growth
• Pickens residents seek health gains from weight loss challenge
• Furman To Open SoCon Tournament Play Against Elon
• Furman To Open SoCon Play Tonight At Davidson
• Louisiana Monroe Powers Past Furman Softball At Tennessee Classic, 12-3
• Paladins Drop SoCon Season Opener At Davidson, 1-0
• Miller Shoots Furman Past Samford In SoCon Tourney Opener, 61-48
• Unknown Powerball winner holding $1 million ticket
• Spinx plans new location near BMW
• Airman slain at German airport was Palmetto High graduate
• Senate panel OKs plan to give businesses unemployment insurance relief
• Big Losers help Pickens County kick off fitness event
• $1 million Powerball ticket sold in Pelzer
• Passenger shot man in neck in parked car
• Looking for the lowest gas price?
• Summer Orientation 2011 — registration open
• Furman’s Saaka Named To All-Conference First Team By SoCon Media
• Furman Announes Spring Football Schedule
• Jobs coming to Upstate
• Furman Symphony Orchestra Concert Thursday to Feature Six Student Soloists
• Golden Strip news briefs
• Gas prices move up again
• Drivers to face detour during bridge replacement
• Willie Nelson returns to Simpsonville
• Mauldin looks to revise U.S. 276 corridor plans
• Stenhouse Road realignment takes widow's home
• Three join CDS board
• GSO Chamber plans romantic concert
• Folk/bluegrass, musical revue on tap in Simpsonville
• Huckabee takes early lead in Southern poll
• Mauldin City Center Park draws closer to reality
• Furman’s Amu Saaka Earns All-Southern Conference Honors
• Zauner’s Walk-Off Homer Gives USC Upstate Doubleheader Sweep Of Furman, 6-0, 3-1
• Furman Shuts Out Georgia, 3-0
• Widow to lose home for Simpsonville road realignment
• Meteorologists search for signs of tornado damage
• Looking for the lowest gas price?
• Furman To Face Defending National Champion South Carolina Tuesday
• Wearn Finishes Third, Paladins Claim Share of Fifth At Kinderlou Forest Challenge
• Furman Set To Open SoCon Tournament Play Against Samford
• South Carolina Rolls Past Furman, 14-1
• Professor Paul Thomas Writes Op-Ed About What Doesn't Work in School Reform
• First-time jobless claims in SC drop
• Fluor, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions donate $1.5 million to USC
• Philosopher Martha Nussbaum to Kick Off 2011 Tocqueville Lecture Series March 2
• Faust is March 15, 17, 19 — tickets are available
• Looking for the cheapest gas prices?
• G2 Youth Football & Cheer Camp
• Furman’s Wearn Takes Share Of First Place At Kinderlou Forest Challenge
• Fountain Inn museum looks for voices from city's past
• Furman Blanks Georgia Southern, 7-0, In League Opener
• Cincinnati Holds Off Furman, 9-8
• Wearn Guides Furman Women’s Golf Into Fourth At Kinderlou Forest Challenge
• Callahan, Gilmer Lead Furman Indoor Track & Field Teams At SoCon Championships
• Haley offers hospitals reassurances on Medicaid cuts
• Lawmakers offer companies help on jobless tax bill
• Furman Throttles Georgia Southern, 54-47, Secures Fifth Place In SoCon
• Greathouse, Means Lead Paladins To Earn Spots On SoCon All-Freshman Indoor Track Team
• Michigan State Tops Furman, 7-3
• Furman To Face Michigan State Saturday At Fluor Field
• Furman Shoots For Strong Regular Season Finish Saturday At Georgia Southern
• Wofford Muscles Past Paladins In Regular Season Finale, 79-65
• #12 Georgia Blanks Furman, 7-0
• Furman Student Publishes Op-Ed in Praise of U.S. Agency for International Development
• Employers, state lawmakers discuss impact of new employment tax
• S.C. delegation, Jim DeMint most conservative in Congress, study finds
• Greenville area gas prices soar 17 cents over the past week
• Mauldin looks to revise U.S. 276 corridor plans
• Day of Prayer: Hear my prayer, O Lord
• Downed power poles darken part of Wade Hampton Blvd.
• Furman To Compete At SoCon Championship At Clemson
• Furman Plays Host To East Carolina & Georgia Southern This Weekend
• Paladins Play For Second Place, SoCon Tournament Bye On Saturday Against Wofford
• Jimmy Kiser Named Offensive Coordinator At Furman
• Furman Claims 5-2 Win Over East Carolina
• Willie Nelson returns to Simpsonville
• Exhibit by Furman Art Professors Brodeur, Chance on Display in Thompson Gallery
• Guard plans aviation campus in Greenville County
• Hilton Head named top vacation spot
• Environmental activist, local physician honored by Clemson
• Willie Nelson tour coming to Charter Amphitheatre
• Where is the cheapest gas? Find it here
• Op-Ed by President Smolla Says Roll-Call Voting is Good Policy, Good Law
• Paladins Pound Oakland In Doubleheader Sweep 5-1, 9-1
• Rick Logo Joins Furman Football Program As Defensive Line Coach
• Friday Marks 50th Anniversary Of Furman's First Southern Conference Championship
• Looking for the cheapest gas in the Upstate?
• Recruitment Conference connects students with Christian schools
• The Brown Street Club
• Upstate gas prices continue upward march
• Emergency bridge replacement to close Simpsonville road
• Land around dam will look 'terrible' for a while, judge says
• Furman Softball Hosts Oakland In Thursday Home-Opening Doubleheader
• Paladin Basketball To Promote “One Furman” On Saturday
• Georgia Clips Furman, 6-4
• Furman to Host "Engaging Faith" Conference in Daniel Chapel Friday and Saturday
• Residents gather to watch demolition of Twelve Mile River dam
• Mideast worries push up gas prices
• Dry, windy conditions keep fire threat high
• Furman Falls At Charleston Southern, 5-3
• Broome Leads Furman In Final Round At Wexford Plantation Intercollegiate
• Simpsonville brush fire shuts down road
• Brush fire reported in Clemson
• Greenville area gas prices increase overnight
• South Carolina's jobless trust fund restructuring looked at as model
• Disabled seek relief in court
• Aloi Paces Paladins At Wexford Plantation Intercollegiate
• Final Week Of Regular Season Begins Monday At Davidson
• Tyler Wood Named SoCon Pitcher Of The Week
• Chattanooga Stops Cold-Shooting Furman, 75-59
• Furman Stops Davidson, 62-57
• Furman's Wood Dominates Ohio In 7-0 Victory
• Tulane Defeats Furman, 4-3, In Close Match-Up
• Marquette Clinches 4-3 Victory Over Furman
• Furman Caps Regular Season Road Slate On Monday At Chattanooga
• Office proposed for Butler Road site
• Autistic children benefit from Mauldin High students' efforts
• Furman Sweeps Ohio In Saturday Doubleheader: 12-5, 10-3
• Paladins Rally Past Samford For 20th Win, 70-63
• Gardner-Webb Sweeps Furman Softball, 6-5, 3-2
• Misha Holmes & Cortez Johnson Set Furman Indoor Records At Tiger Tune-Up
• Furman Receives $50,000 Grant to Help Small Businesses Become Sustainable
• Upstate gas prices climb more than 4 cents a gallon in past week
• Changes in school funding win bipartisan support
• Furman Adds Antonio Goss To Football Coaching Staff
• #51 Clemson Downs Furman, 7-0; Paladins Play Host To Marquette Sunday At Noon
• Furman Basketball Regular Season Finale Versus Wofford Sold Out
• Muzika Three-Run Home Run Powers Furman Past Ohio In Season Opener, 6-3
• #66 Winthrop Hands Furman 6-1 Loss; Paladins Play Host To Tulane Sunday At 11 A.M.
• Furman Baseball To Open 2011 Season Friday Versus Ohio
• Furman To Entertain #65 Winthrop & Tulane This Weekend; Arguello Ranked 64th Nationally
• President Smolla Keynote Speaker for Law and Society Symposium in Charleston
• Greenville-area gas prices inch up overnight
• Prison system escapes deficit
• Anderson 1 Superintendent Wayne Fowler honored as outstanding administrator
• South Carolina sets the standard for history lessons
• Furman Opens Final Regular Season Road Trip At Samford
• Furman Cross Country Teams Earn All-Academic Status
• Fox Carolina Interview Video
• Anderson 1 superintendent named outstanding district administrator
• S.C.'s prison system eliminates $7.5 million in red ink
• Fire departments fight false calls
• Nikki Haley takes aim at hospitals over bed tax proposal
• Upstate gas prices jump overnight
• Stall works to help move Greenville Forward
• Dr. Judy Prince
• 'Chase Away the Blues' to benefit Compass
• Youth Orchestra preparing for spring auditions
• SC Raptors looking for volunteer coaches
• Furman Golf Finishes Seventh At Northrop Grumman Challenge
• Furman Rolls Past Wofford, 88-65
• Charleston port funding options dwindle
• Boiling Springs man charged with exploitation of a minor
• Greer Children's Theatre hosts coat drive
• Man shot, deputy injured at Woodruff Road Walmart
• South Carolina Court of Appeals Will Hold Court on Campus Wednesday, Feb. 16
• Anderson District 1 receives tobacco-free grant
• Senate considering unemployment changes
• Water System has new chief
• Easley to see amphitheater improvements
• RBC Bank upgrades ATMs
• BJU to discontinue some academic programs
• Greenville collaboration wins $300,000 grant
• Easley woman killed in Greer wreck
• Furman Names Dan Popik Associate Head Men’s Soccer Coach
• Arguello Named SoCon Women's Tennis Player Of The Week
• Wearn Paces Paladins In Round Two At Northrop Grumman Challenge
• Iraqi girl who charmed Upstate is back
• Manufacturers want relief from employment tax hikes
• Gas prices stall overnight in Upstate
• Jadeveon Clowney will attend USC
• Furman Women’s Golf Eighth After Opening Round At Northrop Grumman Challenge
• Charleston Southern Blanks Furman at Palmetto Showdown, 1-0
• Furman Drops Home Opener To #66 DePaul; Brevard Hands Furman 4-3 Loss
• Furman Opens Home Season With Sunday Doubleheader
• Plan to give blueprint for Stone Avenue development
• Report credits Pickens schools with smart spending
• Businesses concerned higher employment taxes could hamper hiring
• Furman Plays Host To Western Carolina In Pink Zone Game Saturday
• Furman Softball Comes Up Short At South Carolina, 5-1
• Furman Tramples Western Carolina, 65-49
• Evans' Career-high 24 Points, Free Throws Lift Furman Over Davidson, 88-79
• Gilmer, Callahan Lead Paladins In Final Day Of Tiger Paw Invitational
• March of Dimes campaign kicks off
• Exciting Announcement #2 for the week :o)
• Businesses concerned higher employment taxes could hamper hiring
• Gas prices continue rise in the Upstate
• Furman Faces Davidson On Saturday At Timmons Arena
• Furman Softball Falls To Winthrop In Season Opener, 12-4
• Coastal Carolina Edges Furman In Extra Innings, 6-4
• Ophthalmologists, optometrists battle over eyelid injections
• Fatz Cafe restaurants raise more than $477,000 for charity
• Upstate to be highlighted in Southwest magazine
• MAU holding job fair on Feb. 15
• Fashion with a Passion event is tonight
• Strides for Autism aims to increase awareness
• Abandoned baby's condition improves
• NGU awarded reaccreditation
• Crawford Strategy adds five interns
• Spotty snow reported across Upstate
• Planning commission will consider variances Feb. 14
• Project looks to touch hearts of homebound children
• Foreclosures decline across state
• Gas prices spike overnight in Upstate
• Jordan Sorrells Named Director Of Football Operations At Furman
• Owens, Muzika Selected Preseason All-SoCon, Paladins Picked Eighth
• Tickets Moving Fast For Final Three Furman Men’s Basketball Home Dates
• Furman Softball Opens 2011 Campaign On Friday At Palmetto State Showdown
• Stanford Posts Singles Win In 6-1 Loss At #9 Clemson
• Paladins Hold Off Georgia Southern, 54-45
• Some senators want to revisit jobless insurance rates for business
• State students make respectable showing on AP exams
• Greer Children's Theatre hosts coat drive
• Hitt resigns leadership of BMW Charity Pro-Am BMW
• Two cleaning crew members recall abandoned baby rescue
• SC bill limiting lawsuit awards wins key House OK
• Vista Capital selected as management agent
• Simpsonville plans to build $9 million headquarters
• S.C. 23rd in AP test takers
• Greenville-based SmartTruck honored by magazine
• Mabry elected to national board
• Light snow expected to develop this evening
• Family says abandoned baby's mother didn't know she was pregnant
• Gas prices rise in the Upstate
• Furman Baseball Names Adam Vrable Assistant Coach
• Furman To Play Host To Davidson Wednesday
• O'Connor Leads Furman Past Davidson, 60-52
• Easley woman charged with child neglect
• Community Open House at Bob Jones Academy — Feb. 21
• Gas prices trickle down in Upstate overnight
• Field, Michaels Named Preseason All-SoCon; Paladin Softball Picked Seventh
• Furman Football To Play Charlotte In 2014, '15
• Furman To Entertain Georgia Southern On Thursday At Timmons Arena
• Spanish Professor Sofia Kearns Receives Award from SC Higher Education Commission
• Experience life at BJU with Opportunity Days — register by March 7
• Exciting Announcement #1 for the week :o)
• Ex-HomeGold executive loses appeal of sentence
• SUV crashes into hospital
• Gas prices continue decline in Upstate
• U.S. Youth National Team Standouts, All-Americans Highlight Furman Soccer Signing Class
• Local Stars Highlight 2011 Furman Women’s Soccer Signing Class
• Chattanooga Shoots Past Furman, 83-65
• Furman To Entertain UNC Asheville Saturday Afternoon
• Paladins Put Home Winning Streak On The Line Saturday Against Samford
• Paladins Prepare To Face College Of Charleston On Saturday
• Samford Clips Furman, 63-54
• Goudelock, Monroe Lift College of Charleston Over Furman, 73-54
• #33 Alabama Blanks Furman, 7-0
• Furman Trounces UNC Asheville, 6-1
• Paladin DMR Team Places 4th at ETSU; Gilmer Takes 5th In Mile Invitational
• Op-Ed by Professor Thomas: Put Politics Aside When Debating Education Funding
• Mauldin woman charged with prostituting teen for drugs
• The Greenville Drive Hot Stove Event
• BJU connects students with employers at annual Career Fair
• Ositelu Leads Paladins At ETSU
• Public Hearing Scheduled on Proposed Greenlink Route/Service Hour Changes
• Police end standoff at Greenville apartment complex
• Local Coptic Christians fear for relatives in Egypt
• Greenville mom stars in Bi-Lo ad
• HTI purchases 105 N. Spring St. building
• Upstate gas prices jump 2 cents overnight
• Opera Samson et Dalila honored
• Senators fail to reach deal on raffles bill
• MA's Anderson Eager To Show He's A Chip Off The Old Blocker
• Norval McKenzie Named Running Backs Coach At Furman
• Stingy Defense Helps Furman Edge The Citadel, 59-55
• Furman Makes Submission to STARS Program, Earns Overall Silver Rating
• Possible presidential candidate U.S. Rep. Bachmann to visit South Carolina
• Greenville's newest Circuit Court judge prosecuted child abusers
• Nikki Haley helps break ground on new ZF facility
• Senate panel OKs new welfare agency director Lillian Koller
• Nursing faculty member receives award from Shanghai
• Haley attending auto supplier's groundbreaking
• Furman Football Signs 11
• Follow Furman Football National Signing Day Tally Through Twitter
• Mauldin denies Miller Road apartment complex
• Mauldin passes incentives program with hopes to draw new development
• Interchange plans could alter Golden Strip commute
• GS police foil bank robberies
• Golden Strip church news
• Golden Strip news briefs
• Contestants invited for womenless pageant fundraiser
• Michelin gives Clemson auto research equipment
• Nikki Haley seeking speedier health-care hearing
• United Way of Greenville honors those who gave
• Gov. Nikki Haley OKs bill allowing alcohol sales at events
• Democrats choose Charlotte for 2012 nominating convention
• Oil price jump not yet felt in Upstate market
• Circus elephants take to the streets in downtown Greenville
• Circus animal walk time changes
• Lindsey Graham vows to find port funding
• Clemson part of project producing power from pig farm waste
• Former LSU Baseball Coach Skip Bertman to Speak at Upstate Diamond Classic Feb. 17
• Upstate gas prices trickle down
• Philharmonic of Poland is Feb. 8 — tickets are available
• South Carolina receives F on reporting of food-borne illnesses
• State education chief Zais plans cuts to save $71 million
• Mauldin to offer incentives to draw new business
• Chemistry Professor Tim Hanks Receives Award for Volunteer Service to ACS
• A Great New Discovery: Save Yourself Some Money in the Upstate!
• Challenger disaster: What are your thoughts?
• Circus animal walk planned for Tuesday morning
• Upstate gas prices drop more than a nickel over past week
• Mauldin High students, seniors to partner for Valentine's ball
• Furman Track & Field Teams Open Indoor Season At Clemson
• Upstate boat show kicking off summer season
• 18-wheeler wrecks on U.S. 123
• Tort reform gets key approval from S.C. subcommittee
• U.S. Transportation Secretary praises Proterra during visit to Greenville plant
• 39th Annual Christian High School Invitational Basketball Tournament
• Upstate gas prices continue decline
• Sen. David Thomas fears raffle bill will lead to more gambling
• Lawmakers favor arts cuts over agency elimination
• Western Carolina Shuts Down Paladins, 65-41
• The Greenville News group partners with Yahoo!
• Bethel Elementary among finalists for Palmetto Finest award
• Questions raised about GHS medical school during budget hearing
• Greenville schools will use Memorial Day as snow day, if lawmakers don't act
• 4 accused of using counterfeit money at Greer bingo hall
• Mauldin denies apartment complex along Miller Road
• Atlantic Beverage to hire 300 in next 2 years for Spartanburg facility
• Scott Smouse Named Furman Offensive Line Coach
• Paladins Go For Fifth Straight Win At Western Carolina On Thursday
• Furman to Host 2011 Church Music Conference on Campus Thursday, Friday
• Man charged in infant's death has prior homicide by child abuse conviction
• Anderson District 1 board to consider snow makeup days
• Basketball program for girls teaches life skills, too
• Rocker Chuck Leavell to speak, play at luncheon
• Homes of Hope helps neighborhoods bounce back
• Youth pastor finds home in Nicaragua
• Seattle transplant loves Upstate's warmth
• Be a Sweetheart to Meals on Wheels
• Hendrix sees results in Generations program
• Betty Waldrop
• Company to open Oconee plant, hire 75 workers
• Home will help boys with mental disabilities
• Golden Strip news briefs
• Move takes house down East North Street
• Saaka Earns Southern Conference Player-Of-The-Week Honors
• #21 South Carolina Downs Furman, 6-1, In Paladin Season Opener
• Furman Women's Tennis To Open Spring Season Tuesday
• Asheville's Winter Warmer Beer Festival
• Mark Sanford veto of State Budget, Control Board funding ruled unconstitutional
• Number of minority teachers declines in Greenville County
• President Smolla Writes Op-Ed About Need to Improve Civil Discourse in America
• Greenville-area gas prices slide overnight
• Lack of sewer service stalls residential development in Simpsonville
• Campbell three-peats Run Downtown 5K
• Cold doesn't chill runners' enthusiasm
• Paladins To Entertain Georgia Southern Saturday Afternoon At Timmons Arena
• Ft. Inn History Museum seeks artifacts
• Copper thefts hit property owners in the wallet
• High-speed chase ends at side of I-85
• Furman To Entertain SoCon North Division Leading Chattanooga On Saturday
• Men's Tennis Opens 2011 Spring Season At #9 Florida Friday Afternoon
• Greenville picked for international electric vehicle conference
• Liberty Life CEO is Nikki Haley's chioce for insurance chief
• Greenville News Run Downtown 5K draws thousands
• Nikki Haley's HHS pick says there's no 'silver bullet' for fixing agency
• Experience BJU with College Up Close — trips for northeast/midwest
• School funding overhaul proposed
• 19-year-old to serve 15 years for voluntary manslaughter
• Proposed school funding formula gives more weight to poor districts
• Study: Auto cluster key to reducing unemployment
• Former Congressman Bob Inglis Kicks Off High Noon at FYI Lecture Series Jan. 19
• 7th and 9th Grader Win Carolina Youth Symphony Concerto Competition
• Furman Dispenses With Losing Skid, Wofford, 80-44
• Furman Looks To End Losing Skid Wednesday Against Wofford
• FI Civic Center reaching new heights
• Weather taxes Golden Strip services
• Ft. Inn revises weather policy in wake of snowstorm
• Snow brings fun, challenges to Golden Strip
• Golden Strip church news
• Nikki Haley, public colleges work on new funding model for schools
• Groups join to promote healthy eating in Greenville County Schools
• Lawmakers to debate S.C.'s gambling laws
• Greenville man charged in hotel slashing
• Gas prices continue march upward
• Paladins Set To Host Samford, Chattanooga This Week
• Upstate events mark MLK's birthday
• Lindsey Graham wants to address currency during Chinese leader's visit
• Des Kitchings Named Offensive Coordinator At Furman
• 2010 passes with no executions in South Carolina
• Golden Strip tackles trash, snow pileups
• Fountain Inn workers must use paid time off on future snow days
• 2009 Grad Casey Crisp Named Assistant Director for Bridges to Brighter Future
• Kidgits Club Music Mania Event rescheduled
• Road Trip To Georgia Southern Awaits Paladins On Saturday
• Furman's Durdaller Earns McDonald's All-America Nomination
• Deadlines Extended for Early Decision Deposit, Regular Decision Application
• Upstate Blood Connection in need of donors
• A year after quake, Greenville residents helping to transform Haiti
• Greenville County extends tax payment deadline
• Nikki Haley's spends first day with Budget and Control Board
• Suspicious package doesn't disrupt Central post office
• Committee confirms BMW's Bobby Hitt for commerce post
• S.C. House passes roll call legislation today
• Clemson residential sanitation pickup suspended
• Spanish-speaking community forum rescheduled
• No school on Thursday for students in Greenville, Pickens, Oconee counties
• Nikki Haley sworn in as S.C.'s 90th governor
• Officer collapses at Haley's inauguration
• Gas prices up half a cent in the Upstate
• Greenville-area gas prices up one-half cent a gallon
• Furman Announces 2011 Football Schedule
• Furman Falls Short At Davidson, 79-70
• Greenville County Schools closed on Wednesday
• GHS seeing more weather-related injuries
• Power outage threat passes, but roads still impassable, officials say
• Ohio firm to hire 200 for downtown call center
• Teen oratorical contest planned for Feb. 19
• Museum highlights Catawba pottery
• Zumba classes put zing into exercise routine
• Ed and Frances Phillips serve Rescue Mission
• Meals on Wheels staffer finds lots to do
• Supporters will raise glasses, funds at Red Cross 'Affair with Flair'
• Propane dealer runs on hard work
• Andy Satterfield
• National Guard deployed to Upstate
• Golden Strip anti-litter campaign wins national award
• New Year's baby arrives Jan. 2
• Gas prices drop in Upstate
• Dreams in action
• Furman Faces Next SoCon Test At Davidson On Wednesday
• Road conditions worsen across Upstate
• State plans to review Duke, Progress deal
• Duke Energy buying Progress Energy
• Snowfall totals in your community
• Jan. 10 – BJU Student Weather Advisory
• Gas prices remain steady overnight
• Furman-Davidson Women's Basketball Game Postponed
• Jeff Jackson Call-In Show Moved To Thursday Evening
• Furman Will Be Closed Monday, Jan. 10 Because of Inclement Weather in Area
• Simpsonville's Para-Chem to merge with Indiana firm
• Paladins Set To Host The Citadel On Saturday Afternoon
• Who Made Dean's List for 2010 Fall Term? Check Here for a Complete List of Names
• Former Furman President David Shi Named Fellow at National Humanities Center
• Upcoming Friendship Dinners near Orlando, Denver, Phoenix
• Music Ministry Team travels the Southeast — find a location near you
• Lindsay Graham promises hard fight over S.C.'s nuclear waste
• Area parents, caregivers react to autism medical report
• JPS Industries reports net income of $500,000
• Snow possible this weekend
• New plan could give South Carolina share of toll road funds
• Greenville's Fisher a finalist for national superintendent of year
• Mauldin lawmaker's new job draws Democratic fire
• Minor Shaw to replace Roger Milliken as head of airport board
• Furman Hosts College Of Charleston In Thursday SoCon Showdown
• Furman’s Kann Named To NSCAA Scholar All-South Region Squad
• John Sisk Named Furman Director Of Strength Training & Conditioning
• Seneca man charged in armed robbery
• Trees return to the grind after holiday
• Nikki Haley picks S.C.'s new DHHS leader
• Gov. Mark Sanford says his 8 years filled with wins, losses
• Run Downtown starts the year with a bang
• Faith is motivator in Vogel's 'Get Fit' program
• Shuford leads county's FCA ministry
• Tunesmiths tell Greenville's story in song
• There's no secret to Freemasons' charity
• Greenville-area gas prices inches up overnight
• Milliken remembered as 'extraordinary man' who helped shape business, politics, environment
• Pickens County gets look at first baby of 2011
• Greenville-area gas drifts upward overnight
• More than two years of I-385 construction begins today
• Funeral to be held today for Upstate textile baron Roger Milliken
• Slight chance of snow this week
• Textile titan, Roger Milliken, dies
• Textile titan, Roger Milliken, dies
• Seneca man jailed on assault, armed robbery charges
• Injured Clemson pedestrian released from hospital
• Mauldin High students band together to help disadvantaged kids
• Space heaters blamed for two blazes today in Anderson County
• Mauldin High band marches to Sugar Bowl
• Warmer temps on way to the Upstate
• No. 19 UCF Halts Furman Winning Streak, 71-53
• Lake residents want plan to maintain water level
• Longtime Simpsonville jeweler closing doors
• Mauldin may put money toward city center plan
• Simpsonville, Mauldin receive favorable audit reports
• Teacher: 'Greatest joy is teaching children to read'
• Golden Strip Graduations
• Golden Strip Church Calendar
• Man in stable condition after being hit by car
• Corps wants public voice on dropping Lake Hartwell
• Water main break closes parts of downtown street
• Gas prices still moving up
• Furman To Face 25th-Ranked Arkansas Tuesday
• Residents escape fire that destroyed home
• Greenville's city population jumps
• Public invited to comment on Corps' lakes flow cut
• Gas prices hike over holiday weekend
• Sunny, cold day ahead for Upstate
• Jeweler closing after 54 years
• Midlands struggle to rise out of recession
• S.C. State audit in '94 found funding oversight issues
• Clemson researcher honored for work on food safety
• Simpsonville, Mauldin get clean audit reports
• Greer CPW customers likely to see higher natural gas bills
• Fountain Inn historic homes find place on national register
• Fountain Inn man caps off an education 59 years in the making
• Missing Pickens County toddlers found safely in Ohio
• 22-year-old Clinton Marine killed in Afghanistan
• 4-year-old golfer beats battle with brain tumor
• Last-minute shoppers all set to start their Christmas tradition
• Community volunteer Pedrick Stall Lowrey dies
• Furman Set To Host South Carolina On Wednesday Evening
• Furman's Steed, Anderson Named To Phil Steele FCS All-America Squad
• One held, one sought after Woodruff Road bank robbed
• Townville man killed in confrontation with deputy
• Mauldin High band marches to Sugar Bowl
• Gas prices in Greenville drift upward again
• South Carolina gains congressional seat
• S.C.'s battle with N.C. over water has ended, Henry McMaster says
• Clemson researcher honored for lifetime achievement
• Girls on the Run enriches girls' lives
• Christian athletics group stresses service
• Volunteers are heart of Free Medical Clinic
• Holiday spirit shines at St. Francis Festival of Trees
• Smith sees wishes come true at work
• 'Popeye' Cecile
• CITY PEOPLE NEWS BRIEFS
• GOLDEN STRIP NEWS BRIEFS
• Leaf season bogs down in Golden Strip
• Never say never
• Furman Graduate, Trustee Angela Franklin Named President of Des Moines University
• Former Congressman James R. Mann dies at age 90
• Ft. Inn man completes high school 59 years after he dropped out
• BMW Charity Pro-Am beneficiaries named
• Bond set for Greer man in Facebook sex case
• Private companies hint they would fund S.C. port study if allowed
• Changing nature of prayer: Many say shift in language brings them closer to God
• Plans to widen intersection at Mauldin High School move toward 2012 start
• Leaves sitting longer along Golden Strip curbs
• S.C. jobless rate drops for third straight month
• Wreck kills 22-year-old Clemson student
• States urge judge to strike down health-care law
• Lockheed tells employees Greenville 'a viable operation for the future'
• Proterra's first electric bus built in Greenville ready to roll
• Belton man charged in marijuana bust
• State sees rise in food-borne illness cases this year
• Without earmarks, supporters look for ways to fund projects
• Proterra to mark completion of its first Greenville-made bus
• GOP presidential contenders will debate in Greenville
• Gas prices drift upward in Greenville area
• S.C. health-care system headed for disruption, DHHS director says
• Greenville's Knox White among mayors asking Obama for port money
• Clemson President Jim Barker praised by magazine
• Jim DeMint, Mark Sanford hail judge's ruling against health-care reform bill
• Gas prices trickle down overnight
• Mauldin residents grab free recycling bins as soon as they're available
• Butler Road widening plan could squeeze family farm
• South Carolina gets failing grade on women's health
• Mauldin gets head start on planning for East Butler Road work
• God's Pantry seeks donations for Christmas food boxes
• Final touches underway on Davenport Road project
• Mauldin considers plan for new apartment complex
• Lion duo debuts at Greenville Zoo today
• Plans to widen Butler Road near Mauldin High move forward
• Greenville leaders support expanding USC med school here
• Adaptability Is They Key - Successful Leaders Restructure Organizations To Prosper
• Travelers Rest family to celebrate first holiday in new Habitat home
• Nikki Haley's pick for labor agency says she'll work to prevent unions
• Golden Strip church news
• Golden Strip YMCA to move to new digs
• Golden Strip news briefs
• Plan in the works to widen Butler Road near Mauldin High
• Counselor strives to make connection with students
• Triangle Construction lands $21.5 million Peace Center expansion project
• Nikki Haley nominates Catherine Templeton to head labor department
• Concentrix to buy support divisions of e4e
• High-tech coatings manufacturer expanding operations to Greenville
• Outgoing S.C. commerce secretary says state in good jobs position for next year
• Self-defense ruled in fatal Greer shooting, authorities said
• Gas prices continue march upward
• Officers seeking white truck following high-speed pursuit
• Falling temperatures increase home fire risk
• Golden Strip cities to roll back property tax rates
• Charities fear economy may hurt holiday giving
• Police believe death accidental after body found in burning home
• Moped riders may face stiffer S.C. requirements
• Bob Inglis says GOP focused on blaming others
• DOT abandons plans for U.S. 25 sign
• Greenville-area gas prices continue climbing
• Supreme Court hears lawsuit against Mark Sanford over use of water, sewer fund
• Cold snap brings chance of snow
• Nikki Haley, other new GOP governors to meet with Obama, party leaders
• Greenville-area gas prices climb nearly 2 1/2 cents a gallon overnight
• Dry weather forecast sparks early concern
• School district increases emergency fund
• Greenville plans valet service to ease downtown parking woes
• Tornado watch issued for Greenville, other Upstate counties
• Greenville jobs included in Baldor Electric sale
• Greenville-area gas prices up overnight
• 'Travel ball' coach says game's lessons last
• Beckettes learn ins, outs of Upstate gardening
• Chef finds new passion as BJU professor
• Donaldson helps others become Overcomers
• Ned Jones
• Compassionate Friends plan candlelight vigil
• 'Old Hollywood' gala to benefit St. Joseph's
• Greer man who met girl on Facebook faces sex charges
• Pickens jail escapee recaptured in Anderson
• Woman tried to use 4-year-old as shield, deputies say
• Facebook relationship leads to child-sex charges, authorities say
• Construction of Charles K. Cheezem Education Center to begin at Patrick Square
• Square D is college's Philanthropist of the Year
• Gas prices trickle down overnight
• Cold rains today; turbulent weather expected Tuesday
• Prison officials searching for missing inmate
• Autopsy could provide answers in Upstate fisherman's death
• Simpsonville says no to bus service
• Simpsonville retiree completes hike of a lifetime
• 7 tips to stay safe while shopping this Black Friday
• Black Friday begins with rain, falling temperatures
• Simpsonville Rotary seeks cans for cash
• 'Biggest Losers' couple issue weight-loss challenge in Mauldin
• Pookie still with vet two weeks after fire
• State's unemployment rate drops for second month
• Gas prices dip overnight
• Pickens father jailed, girl safe in wake of Amber Alert
• Thunderstorms possible in Upstate today
• Greater Greenville SC Residential Homes Real Estate Market Update for October 2010
• Greenville County ordered to pay legal fees in suit over funds
• One injured in motorcycle wreck
• Three Road Warriors promoted to American Hockey League team
• Internet child-sex crime task force makes 200 arrests so far
• Greenville-area gas prices inch up
• Greenville to collect flourescent bulbs, computer eqiupment for recycling
• 'The Jamie Foxx Show' to be taped live in Greenville tonight
• Greenville-area gas prices dip overnight
• Amber Alert put out for missing Clemson girl
• Upstate authorities to set up traffic checkpoint tonight
• Greenville-based charity makes 'angels' list
• 'Reno 911' breaks up Anderson cocaine operation, authorities say
• Study: State spending inadequate in preventing children from smoking
• Cravin Melon to perform benefit concert in Greenville
• New local co-op hopes to fill health-care gap
• IRS seeking taxpayers who they owe money
• S.C. House re-elects Harrell as speaker
• Upstate gas prices remain steady overnight
• Greenville cyclists set ideas in motion on lane plan for city
• Cys Concert Showcasing 3 Orchestras With 220 Musicians 8-18
• Easley honors its veterans
• Greer-Taylors news briefs
• Woman found dead at Westside home was stabbed in neck
• Mauldin High grads find jam fans in Greenville
• Mann swimmers eye state repeat
• Light opera comes to Simpsonville for first time
• Simpsonville says no to bus service
• Concert language runs afoul of neighbors
• FI to step up code enforcement
• Simpsonville to light up downtown for Christmas
• GOLDEN STRIP NEWS BRIEFS
• Greenville-area gas prices tick down overnight
• "The Thanksgiving Spoon - a Family's True Journey Through Time"
• Nikki Haley to create fiscal crisis task force for S.C.
• Documentary maker Jim Keady to speak at Furman tonight
• Woman, her dachshund attacked by boxer-pit bull mix
• Greenville-area gas prices up overnight
• Agencies Collaborate on New Initiative for Trail Safety
• Mauldin holding tailgate today for families
• Haley may have unique asset in jobs effort
• Earmark disputes hurt Port of Charleston's growth, job creation, official says
• Business leaders offer advice to Nikki Haley on job creation
• Bond set for man accused of shooting at deputies during raid
• Tony Trout says he can't afford lawyer, Eppes appointed in jury tampering case
• Church celebrates 117th birthday by honoring vets
• Gas prices again climb in Greenville
• FBI's Lisa Quillen earns Wilkins law award
• Free barbecue offered to vets today
• Gnats' in-your-face behavior bugs pedestrians along Reedy River
• USC institute, business school plan conference on China-U.S. relationships
• Coldwell Banker Caine opens new Golden Strip office
• Office Depot celebrating opening of newly remodeled Verdae Boulevard store
• Acumen names 'Toby' Stansell president, COO
• Span-America declares regular quarterly dividend
• Some S.C. agencies spending more than they have, lawmaker says
• Greenville prices average a little higher today
• Three youths padlocked inside burning home, deputies say
• Ex-Clemson exec Eugene Troutman released on bond
• City Launches Bicycle Master Planning Process
• Greenville-area gas prices drift up overnight
• Propane firm plans production facility that would add jobs
• Greenville attorney David Wilkins to head Nikki Haley's transition team
• Southwest GSP schedule to include 3 direct, one-stop destinations
• Greenville property owners appealing tax reassessments
• Part of Greenville 'street preaching' ordinance declared unconstitutional
• Greenville County Schools plan Veterans Day events
• State salaries
• South Carolina biotech firms get federal funds for research work
• Greenville gas prices up more than 2 cents a gallon overnight
• Health reform in forefront as insurance enrollment season begins
• Two ‘muscular' men sought in Greenville shooting
• Drivers face two-year construction project to widen I-385
• Meeting tonight to preview I-385 widening project
• Greenville-area gas prices remain stable for 2nd day
• Furman ranked among best college values by magazine
• Jim DeMint says he doesn't want leadership role in Senate
• DOT sign would block mountain views, Greenville County Council says
• Greenville-area gas prices remain steady overnight
• Ex-Greenville deputy charged with using excessive force goes on trial
• Black gums to replace Fountain Inn's historic oaks
• FI approves 2011 budget
• Golden Strip News Briefs
• Mauldin may get another playground
• Dr. Darrell Jervey
• Maxine Riley weaves baskets, friendships
• Retired Marine honors memory of fallen comrades
• Lungs4Life fundraising races set for Nov. 13
• Christmas parade seeking entries
• Community center baseball teams in planning stages
• S.C. manufacturing adds jobs for 6th straight monthly
• Angled parking out once again in downtown Fountain Inn
• Greenville-area gas prices down slightly overnight
• Stone Academy teacher wins Milken Award, teaching's ‘Oscar'
• Intersection work to ease traffic at 4-way stop in Greer
• Runners travel from near and far for Spinx RunFest
• ACLU sues South Carolina jail over alleged Bible-only policy
• Fountain Inn OKs 2011 budget
• Today's warm temps to give way to frosty night
• Picking which day to trick or treat can be a little scary for parents
• Applications for Poinsettia Christmas Parade Now Accepted
• City Awarded $1.8 Million from Federal Government
• Greenville-area gas prices drop 3 cents a gallon over past week
• Voters to have say on S.C. reserve funds
• Alvin Greene raises less than $5,000
• Enactment of tax recommendations doubtful
• More S.C. students pass high school exit exam on first try
• Long-shot Jim DeMint challenger Alvin Greene has filed no fund-raising reports
• Record number of artists apply to be part of Artisphere
• Greenville gas prices continue downward trend
• GSO to present ‘Orchestral Favorites'
• Sports Calendar
• Director says all Special Olympians are winners
• Mavs crown queen
• Applications bloom for Artisphere
• Upstate gas prices drift down overnight
• Nikki Haley, Vincent Sheheen divided on state's most pressing problems
• Coast Sign bringing new facility, more jobs to Greenville County
• Artisphere getting record number of applicants for 2011 festival
• GE, SRNS sign agreement to study prototype reactor
• Congressman Jim Clyburn to visit Upstate this weekend
• Southern Connector group files plan to repay creditors
• Retired naval seal re-tells Medal of Honor story
• Responsible Bathroom Tour Arrives in Greenville to Highlight Water Conservation
• Carolina First Saturday Market: A Harvest of Autumn Delights
• Marty Flynn
• Chef Leccese again serving ‘basic Italian'
• Pettigru District was Greenville's first ‘suburb'
• Keep your shoes, get your ticket to the Opera Masquerade Ball
• Greenville gas prices dip overnight
• State salaries
• Nikki Haley returns to Upstate on Saturday
• Henry McMaster accused of 'trampling' lawmaker's right to fair trial
• USC Upstate, Greenville Tech aim to produce more grads
• Sunday alcohol sale vote leads to divisions in two Greenville cities
• Simpsonville's Calvary Baptist starts to build again
• Furman inaugurates Rodney Smolla as 11th president
• Clemson lecturer earns nearly $200,000 a year
• Expect pleasant weather again in the Upstate today
• S.C.'s new driver's license contains features that are harder to fake, officials say
• Police say they're close to finding robbery suspect
• S.C. jobless rate down, but not by much
• Passenger charged in incident where driver shot, killed
• Dan Rather praises Goodwill's efforts at banquet honoring success stories
• Nikki Haley's lead over Vincent Sheheen slips to single digit in latest poll
• Upstate temps to stay warm today, drop to 40s tonight
• USC professor tops salary list for S.C. employees
• S.C. driver's license to get makeover
• Doctor chosen to lead MUSC healthy lifestyles technology center
• Take steps for better health — yours and others
• Dale Edwards' return to BJU brings ‘interesting mix'
• Anne Ellefson
• Character Counts in Berger's book
• As need grows, Harvest Hope Food Bank moves to larger home
• Mentors work magic in Big Brothers/Sisters
• History Museum honored for war exhibit
• Greenville's morning rain should dry up by afternoon
• Mauldin may get playground for disabled
• Piedmont Natural Gas customers should see lower bills, CEO says
• Southwest to offer 'big planes plus little fares' at GSP
• S.C. retirement system could run out of funds in 10 years, financial expert says
• Henderson, Smith square off Oct. 26 in runoff
• POLLING PLACES
• Downtown repaving work continues in Greenville
• FI approves budget on first reading
• Simpsonville takes over road maintenance on incomplete subdivision
• Mauldin plans recycling day
• Quilt proceeds will buy FI school supplies
• GOLDEN STRIP NEWS BRIEFS
• Former reporter celebrates 85 years
• SPORTS CALENDAR
• Furman offers women's leadership program
• Cold front could bring rain, cooler temps to the Upstate
• Gubernatorial candidates Vincent Sheheen, Nikki Haley hold 1st debate tonight
• Occasional games of poker are legal, attorney general tells Supreme Court
• 2 arrests made, police seek third suspect in Greer armed robberies
• Lockheed official 'very concerned' about changes at Donaldson aircraft facility
• Vincent Sheheen reports raising nearly $2 million since July
• 2 Nikki Haley critics plan news conference today
• Greenville to begin repaving roads in downtown area today
• Early reports back deputies' statements on Saturday shooting
• Delayed school bells get ringing endorsement
• Fountain Inn says tax rollback won't create budget hole
• Gov. candidate Nikki Haley says more education cuts can be found
• Fountain Inn says rolling back taxes won't devastate budget
• Clemson lowers tuition for spring semester
• Westminster man wanders out into the cold, dies
• States' suit over health care law gets OK to proceed
• SWAT team arrests Greenville man after shooting
• Taylors struggles with $84,500 budget shortfall
• Upstate residents to learn Southwest's plans soon
• Greer house fire claims two lives
• Jousting event planned at Riverbend Park
• City People sports calendar
• Cruisin' for the Chorale hits the road Oct. 30
• Clemson residents briefed on intersection project
• Gas prices in Greenville area soar 2 cents a gallon overnight
• Zoo Celebrates Halloween with Boo in the Zoo
• New school start times decreasing late bus arrivals, district says
• Southwest Airlines to announce destinations, flight times for GSP
• Twelve Mile River to be a national Blueway recreation area
• BMW launches X3, opens new facility today
• City Receives National Budget Award
• Gary Lanigan
• Flag of USS Greenville Victory comes to local museum
• Guests will be in the pink at TALK Greenville event
• On 150th birthday, GBA keeps focus on mission work
• Symphony Chamber Orchestra salutes ‘Oktoberfest'
• House District 21 primary is today
• Upstate gas prices rise as crude prices fall
• Monday's high ties record, but cooler temps on the way
• Fun with Science at Paris Mountain
• S.C. gubernatorial candidates talk jobs, economic development.
• BMW to use hydrogen fuel cells to power some equipment
• Event spotlights problem of homelessness
• Greenville-area gas prices settle overnight
• Euro Auto Fest puts an exotic spin on car show
• Tax credits could help uninsured pay for health care
• Mauldin fire, rec departments holding drive for school supplies
• Developer seeks OK for rentals near Cotton Mill Place
• Greenville SC HUD Foreclosure Homes for Sale - Greater Greenville HUD Foreclosed Properties - Upstate South Carolina Government owned Homes - How to buy a HUD Home
• S.C. attractive to German companies
• New homes restore hope in once-blighted community
• Clemson to give progress report on U.S. 123 - State 133 work
• Mauldin seeks a heart to bring downtown alive
• Kansas-Clemson orchestra concert canceled
• Meals on Wheels to offer walk-in flu clinics
• 2 Mauldin officers to work with businesses, youths
• Name released in fatal wreck in Spartanburg
• Summer-like weather to prevail over the Upstate this weekend
• Adaptability Is They Key - Successful Leaders Restructure Organizations To Prosper
• Batteries Plus seeks to raise smoke alarm awareness
• Mauldin High teacher promotes return to civil discourse with write-in Senate bid
• Greenville-area gas continues to increase in price
• New rules could give Greenville shadier parking lots, help preserve large trees
• Mark Sanford says he opposes any gas tax hike
• Tri-County Tech rolls back tuition for spring semester
• Fall for Greenville offers full plate of events to suit any taste
• Fall for Greenville Expected to Draw 150,000
• Fall for Greenville to open with more food, fun and entertainment
• High fuel, maintenance costs grounding smaller aircraft
• Pink Sunday enlists churches in cancer fight
• GOLDEN STRIP NEWS BRIEFS
• 1,500-mile trip raises money, awareness for cancer fight
• QuikTrip looks for speedy entrance with Mauldin gas station
• Smoking ban plan rejected in Simpsonville
• Agencies link to pave Mauldin roads
• Simpsonville woman overcomes breast cancer ordeal
• Charity raffles topic of Legislative hearing
• Hidden lizards offer Greer park visitors something to seek
• Greenville-area gas prices jump nearly 2 cents overnight
• TD Bank to expand, add jobs to mortgage division
• Fountain Inn adds restaurant
• Irvine T. "Buck" Welling Jr., longtime Greenville businessman, dies
• Nikki Haley says she wants jobless benefits tied to drug testing
• Nikki Haley lead over Vincent Sheheen closes to 4 points in phone poll
• Greenville-area gas prices up more than a penny a gallon overnight
• Holiday hiring picture gets a bit merrier
• BMW to hire 600 more contingency workers at Greer plant
• Greenville commits funds to DNA lab to solve crimes faster
• Fountain Inn places revitalization hopes on Commerce Park and Historical Center
• Greer CPW decides against conducting rate study
• Fountain Inn adds Southern flavor to Main Street mix
• Greenlink Route/Service Hours Change
• Simpsonville to let businesses decide on going smoke-free
• Swamp Rabbit gains eyes and ears to keep trail safe
• S.C.'s retirement investment panel puts brakes on plan to create firm
• TB Bank, South Financial transaction a done deal
• Greenville-area gas prices drop 2 cents a gallon over the week
• Master Power Transmission Headquarters to be Located in Downtown Greenville
• Local broadcaster wins Marconi award
• Eating out tonight? Check the health inspection first
• Southside High debate team can talk the talk
• Searching for Teen, Miss and Mrs. Greenville
• Colleges given a construction ultimatum
• S.C. leaders want more details on pension investment plan before proceeding
• Greenville-area gas prices again drop slightly
• GOLDEN STRIP NEWS BRIEFS
• Fountain Inn readies for Aunt Het Festival
• Park to get dramatic entrance
• FI opens Commerce Park and Historical Center
• Oscar Masters
• Cooper helps Furman students embrace community service
• Country life grows on Suzanne Brown
• Judge to rule later on cuts to home care for disabled
• S.C. comptroller advises agencies to use CPAs
• Board asks for reversal of plan to create investment firm for state pension funds
• City's Hazard Mitigation Plan In Place
• Greenville-area gas prices inch down
• Vincent Sheheen, Nikki Haley set dates to debate
• S.C. board tells colleges to drop construction projects or lower tuition
• Mauldin takes first step to restructure debt
• Greenville-area gas prices remain stable overnight
• Meeting on rising college costs doesn't end with solutions to problem
• Fountain Inn hopes Woodside Park becomes regional attraction
• Debt restructuring may save Mauldin taxpayers $53,000 a year
• AZA Grants Re-Accreditation to Greenville Zoo
• Volunteers Needed for Fall for Greenville
• Southwest Airlines purchase of AirTran may affect GSP fares
• Jim DeMint proposes plan to pay for Charleston port project
• Euphoria wraps up Sunday
• State's teacher training program gets boost from federal funds
• Residents drop off unused drugs at 'Take-Back Day'
• Fountain Inn to give Aunt Het a voice
• Koi to fish for attention at show
• Greenville-area gas prices drop overnight, down nearly 2 cents this week
• Robber strikes Woodruff Road bank twice in one month
• Nikki Haley leads Vincent Sheheen by 17 points in S.C. gov. race, poll shows
• GHS president to explain health care changes
• CYS Begins 55th Season With Premiere of ‘Omnifenix’ at the Peace Center
• Greenville-area gas prices tick up overnight
• Cliffs reaches settlement over Tiger Woods-designed course
• Palmetto Bancshares receives approval for private placement
• Keith Smith files for vacant state House seat
• Greenville's Carolina First convention center in need of repairs, officials say
• Hidden student fees boost college sports amid rising budgets
• Change helps Cats progress
• Offense clicks as Rams slam Woodmont
• Film study gives Mann boost
• Mavericks bounce back, smack Westside
• GOLDEN STRIP SPORTS CALENDAR
• NAMES AND FACES
• Simpsonville mill village to be home to Habitat housing project
• Mauldin wants changes to its recycling efforts
• Mauldin to restructure debt
• South Greenville Fair brings old-fashioned fun
• Jobless rate up across South Carolina
• Phyllis Henderson to run for Bill Wylie's vacant House seat
• Ex-Union County sheriff Howard Wells gets 3 months in federal prison
• Jim DeMint says S.C. jerked around on port
• Worry over finances add to stress for Alzheimer's caretakers
• Spectators cheer on professional bicyclists on the streets of Greenville
• Lindsey Graham says Afghanistan troop withdrawal timetable could be 'fatal flaw.'
• Man arrested after drugs, other illegal substances found on property, police say
• Taylors residents question sidewalk work
• Greer cigarette trash declines thanks to anti-littering effort
• Group providing free cancer screenings
• Nikki Haley agrees to 4 televised debates with opponent Vincent Sheheen
• 24th Annual Carolina Youth Symphony/Carolina First Concerto Competition
• Cars collide on Greenville's Main Street
• Airport sets new parking fees
• Greer sees rise in domestic violence cases
• Summer in Upstate to end on a hot note
• S.C. to use federal funds to combat obesity
• Greenville-area gas prices continue upward trek
• Sen. Jim DeMint flexes his political muscles on national stage
• Greenville-area gas prices continue their climb
• High court puts lawyers on notice about relationships
• Laurens chorale looking for new members
• South Greenville Fair returns to Simpsonville
• Race is personal for Simpsonville resident
• Mauldin fire station gets go-ahead
• Simpsonville drops one recycling site
• GOLDEN STRIP NEWS BRIEFS
• S.C. lawmakers may target labor board as it focuses on changes
• Nikki Haley, Vincent Sheheen differ on offshore drilling
• Greenville-area gas prices jump overnight
• Temperatures swinging 30 degrees between night and day
• Fire heavily damages Greer home
• GHS approves rate increase
• Beautification group works to stub out cigarette litter
• Sterling seeks to seed future growth through community garden
• Mauldin could save $53,000 a year after restructuring building debt
• Mauldin recycling to expand service
• Study: Health coverage not reaching enough South Carolina kids
• Greenville-area gas prices up a penny a gallon overnight
• Mauldin ready to build new $2.2 million fire station
• Travis Tritt's Sept. 17 show at Heritage Park cancelled
• S.C. SAT scores down a couple of points from last year
• Greenville deputy fired after charges he helped minors obtain alcohol
• Bond denied for man accused of molesting sisters ages 7, 8
• Transformational Leadership: A Blueprint For Real Organizational Change
• National Art Magazine Recognizes Artisphere
• City Council Reviews Summary of FY 2009-2010
• Fall Recreation Schedule Announced
• Construction Begins on Green Avenue Project
• City Hosts Punt, Pass and Kick Competition
• Versatile Leaders Optimize Organizations With Positive Changes
• Lexington Place Subdivision Information, Real Estate Properties, MLS Listings and Homes for Sale - E
• Autumn Woods Subdivision Information, Real Estate Properties, MLS Listings and Homes for Sale - Simp
• Moonlight Movies Return for Second Season in September
• Connecting With Our Future...
• Jitters and excitement mark first school day
• Simpsonville stops short of banning drivers from texting
• Hispanic American Women's 5K walk to benefit students
• Clemson GPS system leads the way for other cities
• Parents of fallen pilot Kimberly Hampton mark birthday with blood drive
• Greenville-area gas continues downward drift in price
• Wreck slows traffic on South Pleasantburg Drive
• Daniel High closed after water main breaks
• Ruling may allow Greenville Water System to pay homeowner's damages
• Company bringing division, jobs to Fountain Inn
• Greenville-area gas prices drop a little over half a penny a gallon
• Washington Street re-paving project proceeds
• Upstate Women's show adds new events
• US Airways to add flights from GSP to New York's LaGuardia
• DOT not budging on guardrail request after second wreck in a week
• Greenville man arrested on child-sex charges
• Blood drive to honor fallen Capt. Kimberly Hampton
• After another wreck, mom afraid for kids to play outside
• Greenville-area gas prices continue to decline
• Bryson students face limits on their attire
• Fed finds Oconee Nuclear safety issue was 'substantial'
• SLED provided transportation for lawmakers during recent conference
• Alcohol ballot initiatives come with a cost
• Dorm room decorating is about showcasing individuality — on the cheap
• Pair faces new charges after confession
• Two die in Anderson County collision
• Fountain Inn residents to pay more to get rid of their trash
• Greenville-area gas prices drop nearly 2 cents a gallon over past week
• Medical ID theft can put health, finances at risk, experts say
• Motorcycle club to give away back-to-school supplies
• Indictment reveals details of obscenity charge against U.S. Senate candidate
• Southern Connector investors say state trying to derail financial solution
• Oconee Nuclear plant no longer in ‘unusual event' status after repairs
• SLED agents pulled taxi duty for S.C. lawmakers
• Pelzer man faces further charges after alleged stabbing
• City Collaborates on "Complete Streets" Projects
• City Receives $50,000 Grant for Summer Food Program
• Greenville Zoo Bids Farewell to Lions
• Greenville EyeCare Blood Drive Participants Donate “Gift of Life”
• Zoo Welcomes Newest Resident
• Theft of Manhole Covers Again An Issue
• City Launches Main Street Gallery Program
• Red, White and Blue Festival
• City Website Features New Research Tool for Downtown Cemeteries
• Greenville Zoo Launches Quarters for Conservation
• City Council Names John Castile As Next City Manager
• City Council to Name John Castile as New City Manager
• City Set for AT&T Red, White and Blue Festival
• Greenville Zoo's Elephants Turn 40
• Greenville Zoo Announces First Annual Brew in the Zoo
• Live a Longer, Healthier Life - Volunteer!
• Two New Greenlink Vehicles Being Readied for Service
• Mayor Proclaims World Tai Chi and Qigong Day
• Theft of Manhole Covers Again An Issue
• City Starts Yoga Classes in Falls Park
• Farmer's Market Opens Saturday, May 1
• City Celebrates National Bike Month in May
• Zoo Hosts Annual Conservation Day
• Free Family-Friendly Movie Series returns in May
• New Hockey Team Name to be Announced June 25
• Proposed Budget Maintains 20% Reserve Fund; No Increase in Property Tax
• Proposed FY 2011-2015 Capital Improvement Program Presented to Council
• Downtown Trolley Hours Extended for Artisphere Weekend
• US Airways Magazine Profiles Downtown Greenville
• Hand-Painted Tiles Added to New Public Restrooms
• Community Invited to Greenlink Transit Master Plan Meeting
• Road Closure at Woodland Way Begins May 11
• City of Greenville Announces 2010 Downtown Event Series
• City Offices Closed May 31
• Temporary Road Closure March 12-19 on West Washington Street
• Greenville Gears Up to Host USA Cycling Race
• Greenlink Transit Vision and Master Plan Meeting
• Touch A Truck Event Set for June 5
• Site Selected for New Federal Courthouse in Downtown Greenville
• Free Weekly Concert Series begins in June
• Partial Road Closure at Main and Washington Begins March 24
• City Announces Summer Recreation Schedule
• City Announces Cleveland Park Trail Project
• Chief Justice Toal Recognizes Expertise of Volunteer Guardians ad Litem
• Carolina Youth Symphony Auditions for 2010-2011 Season
• Enterprise Launch - "Marketing Your Business" Workshop
• Carolina Youth Symphony Applauds 35 Seniors
• Repertory and Concert Orchestras Spring Concerts
• A fiver… DirectBuy of Greenville celebrates fifth anniversary
• The Marketing Beacon Delivers New Identity and Website for Fant Law Firm
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Greenville!
• She Rain - A Revolutionary New Love Story
• Carolina Youth Symphony 'Bring a Friend Day' at Furman University
• Newly Created Law Firm Serves High-Growth Entrepreneurs
• Carolina Television Journalist Debuts She-Rain
• Greenville EyeCare Associates Hosts Patient Appreciation Month
• Launch Greenville
• Enterprise Launch - "Michelin Development" Business Community & Development Event
• Carolina Youth Symphony Returns For 4th Carnegie Hall Appearance
• Piedmont Reproductive Endocrinology Group (PREG) Receives Center of Excellence Designation
• Guerrero Joins Greenville EyeCare to Serve Hispanic Patients
• Carolina Youth Symphony Winter Concert Features CYS/Carolina First Concerto Competion Winners
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• CYS Concert Showcasing 220 Orchestra Members and Augusta Circle Chorus
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• Home Buyer Tax Credit Extended and Expanded to include Move-up Buyers
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• Carolina Youth Symphony Concerto Competition
• Carolina Youth Symphony Guest Artists At Porter Center
• Carolina Youth Symphony Features Concert And Repertory Orchestras
• Greenville EyeCare Adds New Equipment to Improve Eye Exam Accuracy
• Community Benefits from Greenville EyeCare Blood Drive
• Jobscope Finds Answer with The Marketing Beacon
• PTG Solves Project Management Challenge with SharePoint Server
• Carolina Youth Symphony Featured Guest Artists of Furman Lakeside Concert Series
• Carolina Youth Symphony Repertory and Concert Orchestras Spring Concerts
• Greenville EyeCare Promotes May as Healthy Vision Month
• Carolina Youth Symphony Musicians Receive 178 Honor Positions With 38 1st Chairs
• MaintainIT Sponsors Fountain Inn Chamber Annual Chamber Banquet
• Auditions for 54th Season
• Carolina Youth Symphony Joins Orchestra’s Feeding America Effort
• Greenville EyeCare Associates Offers New Multifocal Contact Lens
• "WEST END MOVIES" Grand Opening in downtown Greenville, SC within a few steps of the Liberty Bridge
• "WEST END MOVIES" Grand Opening in downtown Greenville, SC within a few steps of the Liberty Bridge
• CYS Concerto Competition Winners
• LMSPI Launches New Site Focused on ROI Results
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• Dewhit’s Logo is not the only thing that’s Green
• MaintainIT Selects PittStop for Marketing Services
• MaintainIT Forms Alliance with LMSPI
• Dewhit, Inc. Selects PittStop for Marketing Services
• KPI Dashboard Accelerates Decision-Making Process
• Advisory Council Provides Valuable Client Input for Jobscope
• MaintainIT Joins South Carolina Engineering Cluster
• Dewhit, Inc. Delivers Presentation at Clemson University
• PittStop Completes Website and Email Services Improvement Project for MaintainIT
• Greater Greenville Scottish Games And Highland Festival
• St Francis Fall for Greenville
• Business Continuity Workshop
• 15th Annual Golf Tournament
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