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Odeidra Williams
Filling the IT Pipeline

Lurking beneath the surface of the today’s technology-dependent businesses is a scary problem:The growth of new students and mid-career professionals entering the information technology field is not keeping up with predicted demand.

Furman Seeks to Retain Talent
In today’s ever changing global business climate, savvy employers are placing high value on employee diversity by pouring resources into policies and programs that strengthen and support the values of their employees’ individuality.
Youth Move Greenville Forward
Greenville’s Vision 2025 plan is easily touted as an envy of, and model for, cities that are considered “up and coming” or may be seeking revitalization.
Children's Museum Grows by Reaching Out
According to the American Association of Museums, there are close to 17,500 museums in the United States. The estimated number of visitors per year to U.S. museums is 850 million. While traditional museum going offers cultural and artistically expansive qualities, children’s museums are known for being innovative science centers where children learn through play and exploration. 
Port Makes Upstate Stronger
According to the South Carolina State Ports Authority (SCSPA), a large percentage of the surge of development in the Upstate region is also directly correlated to the proximity of the area to the Port of Charleston.
Saluting Judge Perry
On Sunday July 31, 2011, the United States legal system felt a shift in its scales as iconic and treasured civil rights leader Judge Matthew James Perry passed away at age 89.
Hospitals Combat Funding Practices
America has long been hailed a leader in innovation in science and technology, but with the debt ceiling collapsing and unemployment rates remaining steadily high, the viability of the country’s strength and health hang in the balance.