Rutherfordton
Rutherfordton, NC · Education
golaurens.com
Holliday leads Fury to 28-14 win over Raiders
Senior quarterback Sam Holliday accounted for four touchdowns to lead the Fountain Inn Fury to a 28-14 win over the Laurens Raiders on Friday night for Homecoming at Fountain Inn High School. Holliday was a problem all night for the Raiders. They couldn’t contain him in the pocket. They struggled...
blufftontoday.com
Watch highlights of Wren football's win against Belton-Honea Path
Wren football took the Region 2-3A championship Oct. 23 with a 41-21 win against Belton-Honea Path. Check out the highlights and postgame celebration.
ilsgroupsc.com
Belton Rec Crowns 12U Homecoming Queen
BELTON — It was a time of celebration at Belton Middle School on Oct.12 when the Belton 12U football team played the YMCA Jackets with the homecoming ceremony at halftime. Homecoming nomination results were third runner-up Emerson Strawhorn sponsored by Sawyer Strawhorn; first runner-up was a tie between Breana Woody sponsored by Bentley Carter and Robyn Taylor sponsored by Luke Taylor. Belle Jenkins, sponsored by Lyon Jenkins, was crowned the 12U Homecoming Queen.
Greenville News
FOX Carolina
‘Tiger pride’: Clemson students build floats for century-old homecoming tradition
CLEMSON, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - A homecoming tradition more than a century old is underway at Clemson University. Students spent the week building homecoming floats, and judges scored them Friday. The judging comes ahead of Saturday’s football game against Virginia Tech. Organizers said this year’s homecoming theme is “Flight...
wiareport.com
The College of Arts and Humanities at Clemson University in South Carolina Promotes Three Women Faculty
The College of Arts and Humanities at Clemson University in South Carolina is centered on exploring and understanding the human condition. The college recently announced the promotion of three women to senior faculty positions. was promoted to associate professor of history with tenure. She previously taught at Wake Forest University...
WSPA 7News
The State
The ‘recognition' that wasn't free: How SC charter school paid for a flattering TV profile
In early 2025, GREEN Charter Schools filmed an episode of Empowered , a public television program hosted by the actress Meg Ryan. The documentary-style program, which highlights “the most critical stories that affect the way consumers live across the planet,” produced a five-minute feature on the Greenville-based charter chain to air on public television stations across the country. The segment , bookended by the “ Sleepless in Seattle ” star, portrays the renewable energy-focused network of schools as an example of educational innovation where “every student is empowered to pursue their dreams and equipped to impact the world for the better.” “This was nothing GREEN sought,” then-executive director Tom Cronin told board members before playing the video at a May 2025 meeting. “This was something that sought us. We were somehow noted as one of 17 finalists for the Empowered recognition.” What Cronin did not mention — or perhaps even recognize — was that GREEN’s Empowered honor was manufactured. The show is what PBS calls a “pay-for-play production.” The taxpayer-funded charter network paid more than $30,000 to Summit Studios, LLC , the production company behind Empowered, to create the video, invoices obtained by The State Media Co. show. In exchange
greenvillebusinessmag.com
hoodline.com
greenvillejournal.com
North Greenville University to renovate student residence hall
North Greenville University plans to renovate a 62-year-old campus residence hall. Howard Hall, which opened on the Tigerville campus in 1964, currently houses 24 students. Major improvements are planned to create a revitalized housing facility with four-person student suites yielding approximately 78 total beds. North Greenville University’s Board of Trustees...
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thewoodrufftimes.com
Chesnee Runs Through Woodruff in Historic Onslaught Against Wolverines
Jaylen Lyles sets new single-game rushing record for Woodruff in the defeat. The annual Battle of 221 between Woodruff and Chesnee turned into an offensive onslaught rarely seen in high school football Friday, with the Eagles rushing for an astounding 713 yards on 60 carries in a 71-54 win over the Wolverines.