Tonight, President Trump officially kicks off his reelection campaign with a massive rally in Orlando – expected to draw more than 100,000 people.

A new look for Greenwood’s tourism campaign, emerging partnerships with local schools and enhanced curb appeal in front of Uptown businesses is giving city officials confidence that this year’s America in Bloom contest could be more successful than ever.

Countless books, essays, articles and more have sought to answer parents’ questions about how to raise their children, but several fathers surveyed by the Index-Journal over the weekend had the same advice: Listen to and make time for your children.

NINETY SIX — Steve Glenn has gone the extra mile to help students under his watch over the years. But there was one — “Oh, he had a motor that would run,” Glenn said. “Gosh almighty, he was such a good player. And his heart was good.”

With sharp, clean lines and a minimalist approach to design, the look of the magazine “Art Mill” is as deliberate and expressive as the art works depicted in it.

A panel of top nuclear storage experts offered mixed views to a congressional panel on Thursday regarding the viability of Yucca Mountain as a preferred site for the waste.

Judy York and Joyce Lail grew up together. They have since moved and had children and grandchildren. They live almost 100 miles apart. But that doesn’t mean they can’t get together to dance and catch up every now and again.

Greenwood’s NFL products, D.J. Swearinger of the Arizona Cardinals and Josh Norman of the Washington Redskins, made appearances in Greenwood last summer — about the same time multiple shootings had rocked the community.

Five Southeastern lawmakers — including U.S. Rep. Jeff Duncan — are pressing the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for more information after the agency announced last week a massive rate hike for development permits along waterways in their districts.

Red, for hardness and valor; white, for purity and innocence; and blue, representing vigilance, perseverance and justice — the American flag is a representation of the ideals that define the nation.

Nothing beats the summer heat like donning a thick, revolutionary war-era battle coat — but today’s event at the Ninety Six National Historic Site offers exactly that.

Walmart and a state consumer watchdog group are asking South Carolina energy regulators to reject a petition by Duke Energy seeking to have its proposed rate hike package considered anew.

People of every age and from every corner of Greenwood flooded Uptown Market, where ELoveation closed out the Uptown Live Spring Concert Series with a suite of R&B classics Friday night as the sun set on the public square off Maxwell Avenue.

The Knights of Columbus of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church hosted the annual Flag Day observance in Uptown Friday.

The veterans of American Legion Post 20 hosted a flag retirement ceremony on Flag Day, burning flags that were no longer fit for display.

A portion of Mathis Road off Bypass 72 in Greenwood will remain inaccessible until the early part of 2020, officials said this week.

Lander University’s governing board approved a slew of new courses Tuesday, several of which the university hopes to debut in the Fall of 2020.

Though registration is still months away, candidates are already gearing up to run for the office of Greenwood County’s top cop.

With steep increases for real estate licenses on two Upstate lakes ready to take hold next year, U.S. Rep. Jeff Duncan says his efforts to squash them were defeated by his Democratic colleagues.