Clemson rocket launch probes the mysteries of our atmosphere
Researchers are now analyzing the data.
Glimpses of Greenville: Ye Olde Fireplace holds a legendary place in city’s restaurant history
Charlie Grubbs and Cecil Bagwell opened Ye Olde Fireplace on South Pleasantburg Drive in 1960.
Art & Light Gallery to host ‘Blooming Narrative’ exhibit
The exhibit features works by clay sculptor Cassie Butcher and painter Shannon Woodford.
Almost 600 cyclists participate in 46th Annual Assaults on Mt. Mitchell & Marion
For the Mt. Mitchell course, 15 cyclists participated, while 84 cyclists rode in the Marion race.
Clemson rocket launch probes the mysteries of our atmosphere
Researchers are now analyzing the data.
Glimpses of Greenville: Ye Olde Fireplace holds a legendary place in city’s restaurant history
Charlie Grubbs and Cecil Bagwell opened Ye Olde Fireplace on South Pleasantburg Drive in 1960.
Art & Light Gallery to host ‘Blooming Narrative’ exhibit
The exhibit features works by clay sculptor Cassie Butcher and painter Shannon Woodford.
Almost 600 cyclists participate in 46th Annual Assaults on Mt. Mitchell & Marion
For the Mt. Mitchell course, 15 cyclists participated, while 84 cyclists rode in the Marion race.
CityRange Steakhouse Grill celebrates 25th anniversary by introducing chef-inspired menus
The menus will offer a range of choices with certified Angus beef cuts of ribeye, New York strip and prime rib.
Photos/video: 2023 Take Flight 5K at Greenville Downtown Airport
The annual event benefits Runway Park future projects.
Anderson University names Lisa Zidek dean of College of Engineering
“We are delighted that Dr. Zidek is joining our academic leadership team and faculty” said Anderson University Provost Ryan Neal.
News analysis: When it comes to growth, zoning is not a dirty word
There is one fact Greenville’s residents and elected leaders seem to universally recognize: Growth is happening and is likely to continue, if not accelerate.
Richard Heusel, former KM Fabrics CEO and Shoeless Joe Jackson Museum board member, has died
Heusel worked to keep Shoeless Joe Jackson’s legacy alive by donating property next to the Brandon Mill to the city of Greenville.
City announces new music festival, Greenville Jazz Fest
The inaugural event will be held from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. on June 3.
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Weekly Dish: Downtown Greenville to welcome Feng Cha, Spinx market store
Here’s the dish on some local restaurant news for the week of May 26.
Bridges Road bridge over I-385 closes for resurfacing project
I-385 exit ramps will remain open to allow access onto and off of Bridges Road.
TD Charitable Foundation awards $175K to Upstate Warrior Solution
The organization will use the funds to support its Stable Housing for Veterans program.
Seniors get $50 in free gift cards for local farmers markets courtesy of Senior Action
The vouchers are part of the Senior Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program (SFMNP) which helps low-income seniors access nutritious fruits and vegetables.
Debunking mortgage-rate myths
Nick Carlson says there are larger national and local macroeconomic forces at play that defy conventional real estate wisdom.
Photos: Peabo Bryson receives key to the city
Bryson was also honored by SC Sen. Karl Allen, who presented him with a sign representing a section of North Academy Street.
Greenville Tech President Keith Miller awarded the Order of the Palmetto
The Order of the Palmetto, established in 1971 by Gov. John West, is South Carolina's highest civilian honor.
Greenville Women Giving awards $518K to six local nonprofits
The grants are funded by the contributions of the Greenville Women Giving members.
Greenville has the most foster care children and teens in the state. This group is opening homes to them
About 15% of foster care needs in South Carolina are therapeutic.
It’s now easier to transfer class credits from Greenville Tech to USC
Courses taught at Greenville Tech may be equivalent to the first half of the USC bachelor’s curriculum.
