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Simpsonville Sentinel Newspaper: "Defending the people's right to know" Our aim is to create a dialog within the community about the news.

The Simpsonville Sentinel: Our Mission

A few years ago, we saw a need for a strictly local newspaper, and are happy to bring this paper to the Simpsonville community. The Simpsonville Sentinel’s mission is to enhance the Simpsonville community by publishing accurate and balanced news, information and entertainment stories that enlighten and elevate our lives. At The Simpsonville Sentinel, we bel

ieve that this newspaper can and should cover all the myriad sides of life in this city: the government, the education system, law enforcement, retailers, the people, the opportunities, the challenges, the everything – the whole wide wonderful world of life in this lovely Southern place. By presenting stories as events with histories to be explored, we hope to plant ideas, start crusades, and mold public opinion. We will investigate both sides of a story to report the who, what, why, where, when and how with fairness and integrity. Simpsonville is already a lovely place to live and work. In working to sustain and even improve our city, we must applaud those who encourage and promote our success and we must register dissent with those whose policies or activities we question. We invite the public to participate in this adventure by contributing opinions and ideas about stories of community interest to the main telephone number or by email. Your comments will always be valued. Disclaimer

Unless otherwise credited, all content of the Simpsonville Sentinel, including articles, photos, editorial content, letters, art and advertisements, is copyrighted by the Simpsonville Sentinel, all rights reserved. The Simpsonville Sentinel encourages readers to submit articles and announcements to [email protected]. All content submitted is considered approved for publication by the owner unless otherwise stated. The Simpsonville Sentinel is designed to inform and entertain readers; all efforts for accuracy are made. The Simpsonville Sentinel reserves the right to refuse to sell advertising space, or to publish information, for any business or activity the newspaper deems inappropriate for the publication. Deadlines are the 10th of the month for the next months paper.

09/26/2024

Yount Tree Service for storm damage cleanup.

03/28/2024

09/25/2023

Anita's Mexican Restaurant in Simpsonville, SC is permanently closed for in-store dining. HOWEVER, the restaurant (Anita's Kitchen) is serving food for takeout with a limited menu. Hours of operation are Wednesday through Saturday 3 pm to 7 pm. If you want to enjoy Anita's authentic Mexican food, call ahead to place your order...864-963-3855.

NEW AND EXCITING INFORMATION...Anita's Express will be opening soon. This is the kiosk adjacent to the restaurant and serving the same food as the restaurant (with a limited menu). The website for the Anita's Express is anitasexpress.com.

05/29/2023

Watch Mauldin's Memorial Day Ceremony by clicking this link:

Due to some technical issues on the part of TADA! Media Services, portions of the video have reduced audio quality. We apologize for any inconvenience.

05/03/2023

What does Ukraine and Fountain Inn have in common? Find out here...

Ukraine to Fountain Inn

12/28/2022

Check out Rhoda’s yummy recipes in The Simpsonville Sentinel!

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10/19/2022

District 28 School Board candidates sound off

On November 8th a nonpartisan Greenville County school board election will be held along with state and national races. We have chosen to highlight district 28 because most of our constituents live and work in this area. District 28 covers most of Fountain Inn, some of Simpsonville and also areas in Mauldin. The incumbent, Lisa Wells, decided not to file for this seat leaving 3 new candidates opting for this position.

The candidates for District 28 school board are Britney Hilbert, Jeff Cochran and Steven Watterson.

We chose five questions for these candidates to consider. Below are the responses to the questions from those candidates.

Editor's Note: We chose not to limit the word count to allow candidates freedom to respond in their own way......

See Jeff Cochran's responses here.

Editor's Note: through a clerical error, the published, printed edition of The Simpsonville Sentinel had incorrect information for Jeff Cochran. The responses here are what should have been published.

District 28 School Board candidates sound off

10/19/2022

District 28 School Board candidates sound off

10/19/2022

District 28 School Board candidates sound off

07/12/2022

Take advantage of some pool time to improve your fitness!

https://simpsonville-sentinel.com/the-news/read-news.php?sid=377

Take advantage of some pool time to improve your fitness!

05/11/2022

See the news story about local residents working to protect the environment in the Fountain Inn area.

https://simpsonville-sentinel.com/the-news/read-news.php?sid=321

05/05/2022

The 2022 National Day of Prayer will be held at Mauldin, S.C. City Hall beginning at noon Thursday May 5, 2022. This event will also be live-streamed. The live stream will begin at 11:45 am and may be seen on The Simpsonville Sentinel website https://www.simpsonville-sentinel.com. The public is invited to attend.

06/07/2021

Great article in the paper.

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