Meals on Wheels Greenville announced Samantha Tucker, CFRE, is joining the executive team as Chief of Advancement.

Golden Career Strategies, a leader in career and organizational development, announced the launch of its ICF Mentor Coaching program, designed to support coaches at all levels in enhancing their coaching skills and achieving International Coaching Federation (ICF) credentialing. “Supporting coaches in their professional development journey represents a natural evolution of our services,” said Stacey W. Bevill, PCC, BCC, MPM®, President of Golden Career Strategies. “The ICF Me

InvestiNet , a leader in compliant, data-driven receivables management solutions announces the appointment of Stuart White as Director of Business Development. As InvestiNet celebrates its 15th anniversary, the company continues to invest in strategic growth and expanded client partnerships. InvestiNet’s addition of Stuart White reflects a continued focus on scaling legal placement capabilities, strengthening client outcomes and building on a track record of shared success ac

SeamonWhiteside (SW+), a full-service site design firm with offices throughout the Carolinas, announced the promotion of Taylor Critcher to director of landscape architecture services to oversee the firm’s landscape architecture practice. In this position, Critcher will help elevate design excellence across SW+’s offices while strengthening collaboration between landscape architecture, civil engineering, water resources, and planning teams. As the Carolinas experience record-

Greenville Technical College will host a virtual adjunct faculty hiring event on Tuesday, April 14, to recruit qualified educators for teaching opportunities in the upcoming semesters. The online event will allow prospective adjunct faculty to connect with department representatives, learn about open teaching positions, and gain insight into the adjunct faculty hiring process. Adjunct faculty play a vital role in helping Greenville Tech prepare students for careers and transf

ScanSource, Inc. (NASDAQ: SCSC), a leading technology distributor uniquely positioned to address complex, converging technologies, announced the appointment of Mark Morgan as President, Specialty Technologies. In this role, Morgan will continue to advance the Company’s strategic focus on delivering customized, converging solutions to a growing ecosystem of channel partners. Morgan has been instrumental in ScanSource’s evolution from a traditional hardware distributor to a le

United Way of Greenville County’s Hands On Greenville (HOG) Day, the Upstate’s largest day of service, returns on Saturday, May 2, uniting thousands of volunteers to make a tangible impact across Greenville County. United Way is now calling on local nonprofits, schools, faith-based groups and community organizations to submit service projects for consideration. Organizations and volunteers can sign up on our  Hands On Connect volunteer portal . Since 1994, Hands On Greenville

Calling all Boy Moms! Aunts, grandmothers, and godmothers, too! Grab your favorite little guy(s) and join the Greenville County Medical Society Alliance (GCMSA) for fun and a memorable night of dancing with a live DJ, food and drinks, raffle, silent auction, photo booth, and more! On Friday, April 10th, the GCMSA will be hosting Boogie in Your Bowtie: Mother-Son Dance at the Poinsett Club (807 E. Washington St., Greenville). Doors open at 5:30pm for VIP ticket holders and 6:3

GREENVILLE, SC – NOAH Property Management has named Chris Cloud its new Chief Executive Officer. An experienced leader in creating strong business cultures, Cloud replaces Matt Foster, who has been the company’s CEO since foundation in 2023. Foster will continue his involvement on the owner’s board and launch a sister company that is focused on affordability compliance. “Chris has been involved in helping to build NOAH from the ground up,” Foster said. “He brings a background

GREENVILLE, SC –  The next Pop-Up Movie from the Greenville Jewish Film Festival is the South Carolina premier of “The Sea” on Sunday, March 1, 2026 at 4  pm at Camelot Cinemas in Greenville. Originally, scheduled for February 1, the organizers decided to postpone the showing because of bad weather in the Greenville area. “The Sea” offers a deceptively simple premise: a headstrong12-year-old boy from a Palestinian village in the occupied West Bank illegally enters Israel on h

GREENVILLE, SC – To commemorate 40 years of expanding homeownership opportunities in the Upstate, Habitat for Humanity of Greenville County has launched the 40th Anniversary Community Collection.  This multifaceted build project represents a strategic expansion of Habitat Greenville’s service models and a bold commitment to the future of affordable housing, said LaTonya Phillips, CEO and President of the affiliate. The 40th Anniversary Community Collection features several la

Golden Career Strategies , a leader in career and leadership development, has expanded its service offerings to include professional book coaching, editing, and formatting designed to support aspiring authors in creating and refining their manuscripts and preparing them for successful publication. “Helping authors bring their unique voices to publication is an exciting next step in our mission to empower individuals in their professional journeys, reinforcing our commitment t

GREENVILLE, SC – The Upstate’s biggest single day celebration of the amazing taco is coming back this April. Get ready to party as the Tacos 'n Tequila Fiesta presented by Lunazul Tequila is back for its ninth year on Sunday, April 12, 2026 at Events at Judson Mill, 701 Easley Bridge Road in Greenville. Tickets start at $70 and can be purchased here . ( www.tacotequilafiesta.com/tickets.html ) “This is not just a party, it's  the  tastiest, most vibrant event of the season, a

GREENVILLE, SC –  The next Pop-Up Movie from the Greenville Jewish Film Festival is the South Carolina premier of “The Sea” on Sunday, February 1, 2026 at 4  pm at Camelot Cinemas in Greenville. “The Sea” offers a deceptively simple premise: a headstrong12-year-old boy from a Palestinian village in the occupied West Bank illegally enters Israel on his own to see the sea.  Director-writer  Shai Carmeli Pollak  uses this foundation to expose painful realities of the occupation.