The Buzz: Watch and Learn
If you’ve got a couple minutes before you go off and secure your first (or ninth) pumpkin spice latte of the season, we’d love for you to watch this TV clip on one of our clients that you might have missed this week: Watch The Mary Black Foundation reached an incredible 30-year milestone this year, and WSPA ran this segment covering the celebration; watch to find out how much work this organization has done for the community in the past 30 years. Go Have a big event c
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The Buzz: What’s going on in Greenville?
With only four workdays this week, we really hit the ground running and didn’t stop. We’ve got the latest update on what’s happening with our clients; take a look at the news we put out there: Read A remarkable Upstate story spanning Cherokee history, slavery, emancipation and more than 160 years of African American community life is now easier for the public to experience. Read more about Soapstone Baptist Church’s new self-guided tours. The Greenville Historical Socie
Sep 11
Furman University history to start 2026-27 GCHS Lecture Series
GREENVILLE, SC – The 200 years of Furman University will be the subject of the first event in the Greenville County Historical Society’s 2026-27 Lecture Series. The Lecture Series brings together eminent historians to speak on key topics that helped shaped Greenville. The first event will be held on Wednesday, September 16 at 6:30 p.m. at Downtown Presbyterian, 435 W. Washington Street. Dr. Courtney Tollison Hartness, who recently published a bicentennial history of Furman Un
Sep 10
Inspiration Magazine spotlights success of Mary Black Foundation
SPARTANBURG, SC – With 30 years of successfully starting some of Spartanburg's major health and community initiatives, the Mary Black Foundation has garnered a lot of well-deserved attention. But a recent piece from Philanthropy Southeast’s quarterly edition of its magazine, Inspiration spotlighted another transformative idea from Mary Black Foundation: Open Philanthropy. This is an initiative that seeks to show the community the exact details of how and why the organization
Sep 9
Historic Soapstone Site Opens Its Story to Visitors with New Self-Guided Tour
PICKENS COUNTY, S.C. — A remarkable Upstate story spanning Cherokee history, slavery, emancipation and more than 160 years of African American community life is now easier for the public to experience. Soapstone Baptist Church and the Historic Liberia Community in northern Pickens County is now available through a new web-based, self-guided tour that allows visitors to explore the historic site on their own schedule. The tour is available at soapstonepe.org/tour. “This new to
Sep 8
The Buzz: Rocking out for September
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