Greenville Pioneer

09/24/2026

This week's Aging with Grace column looks at those 2 a.m. worries we all know too well. From bills to aging parents, Pat Larsen offers a few simple ways to quiet the mind and get back to sleep.

Columnist Pat Larsen offers tips for beating 2 a.m. anxiety, from gratitude and prayer to stretching and letting go of worries.

09/23/2026

School buses are back on Greenville roads, and safety matters. When the red lights flash, every driver must stop—even in school parking lots, Spartan Strong News notes.

School bus safety tips for back-to-school: drivers must stop for flashing red lights and extended stop signs, on roads and school lots.

09/23/2026

🍎 You’re invited to The Golden Apple Gala!
High & Mighty Therapeutic Riding and Driving Center is bringing the community together on Saturday, October 3 for an evening of great food, drinks, live music, an auction, door prizes and more — all in support of High & Mighty’s work impacting hundreds of lives through therapeutic riding and driving programs.
The evening begins at 5:30 PM at 71 County Route 21C in Ghent. Tickets are $125 per person or $900 for a table of eight and include charcuterie, a hot buffet, desserts, wine, beer, cider and mocktails.
🍎 Come enjoy a great night while supporting an important local mission.
Tickets are available by scanning the QR code or visiting High-n-Mighty.org/gala

09/22/2026

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is trying to steady a shaky bond market, but the fight may not be over, financial columnist Bill Schmick says in this week's The Retired Investor column.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s bond buyback plan briefly eased yields, but rising inflation and Fed signals quickly reversed the move.

09/22/2026

Dogecoin started as a joke, but it may soon circle the moon. The real question isn’t the meme — it’s how a punchline ended up paying for a satellite, lifestyle columnist Toby Moore says in this week's Positively Speaking column.

How Dogecoin went from internet joke to funding a planned satellite mission to the moon—and why the launch date is still unconfirmed.

09/22/2026

Greenville High’s fitness center is now open to eligible community members weekday mornings. There’s more to know about who can use it and how to sign up before heading in.

Greenville High’s fitness center is open to adult residents, with equipment details, access rules, and required consent forms.

09/21/2026

Check out this important cause!

Join all those walking this year.

09/21/2026

Faith columnist Dr. William Holland says lasting joy isn’t found in comfort, but in living with purpose.

Opinion piece says Christian joy comes from obedience to God, not self-rule, and is tied to contentment, purity, and spiritual strength.

09/21/2026

A retiree’s Medicare bill jumped after one big IRA withdrawal, but the fix may be automatic. Here’s why 2024 income still matters in 2026, financial columnist Russell Gloor explains.

An oversized IRA RMD can raise Medicare premiums a year later, but if 2025 income is below the IRMAA limit, 2027 costs should reset automatically.

09/21/2026

National Republicans pull support from Oberacker’s NY-19 campaign as polls show him trailing Rep. Josh Riley and controversy surrounds a 2015 social media post.