The Greenville News
The Greenville News is a daily newspaper that comes out every morning in Greenville, South Carolina. It ranks as the third largest newspaper in the state, following The State in Columbia and The Post and Courier in Charleston.
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5 days ago |
greenvilleonline.com | Todd Shanesy
Here are the matchups in the 2025 SCHSL boys and girls high school lacrosse state playoffs. Greenville's boys, who finished runner-up last season, are seeded No. 1 in Class AAAAA Division 1. SCHSL boys lacrosse playoffs scheduleClass AAAAA Division 1Upper StateApril 22Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle.
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5 days ago |
greenvilleonline.com | Will Crooks
Will CrooksTALK GreenvilleSwamp Rabbit Cafe and Grocery founders and owners Mary Walsh and Jac Oliver.
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greenvilleonline.com | Nick Gray
Clemson baseball continues on in ACC play with a home series against No. 19 Louisville, starting April 17 at Doug Kingsmore Stadium. The Tigers (33-6, 11-4 ACC) fell behind Georgia Tech at the top of the ACC via conference win percentage after the Yellow Jackets swept Cal -- despite Clemson's series win over Stanford last weekend. Louisville (26-9, 9-6) dropped two of three games at NC State last weekend but is pushing for one of the 16 top seeds in the NCAA Tournament next month.
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greenvilleonline.com | Todd Shanesy
Here’s a chance to help pick the Upstate high school boys athlete of the week for March 31 through April 6. The poll will close at 5 p.m. Thursday. Multiple votes are allowed. Coaches are asked to submit nominations. Daniel baseball player Lee Turnipseed was the winner of last week's fan vote. Here are this week's finalists:Jaxson Barbee, Westside: Barbee pitched a four-hit shutout and struck out five in a 6-0 baseball win against Wren.
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greenvilleonline.com | Kathy Laughlin
Kathy LaughlinMarketplace GreenvilleAfter collaborating with “golf royalty” to create courses globally, Scott Ferrell is teaming up with longtime Greenville resident and businessman Barton Tuck to kick off a golf club close to home. “There isn’t a golf project like this in Greenville,” Ferrell says. “There hasn’t been a private golf club developed here in 30 years.
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