Turkish Food Festival seeks to teach Greenville about Turkey’s culture and cuisine
The Atlantic Institute, The Istanbul Center and Upstate International will partner with local churches to help put together the event highlighting the Turkish American population in the Upstate.
Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering event at the Drive goes virtual
Event brings advanced manufacturing and engineering work experience and career opportunity…
Blue Ridge Brinery makes healthy, fermented vegetable products in the Upstate
Daniel Walker estimated he shredded 10,000 pounds of cabbage a year to make the products…
Day in the Life: Solicitor Walter Wilkins
The Greenville Journal sat down with Walter Wilkins to discuss the work of the solicitor’s office.
Sacred Space
A former church in North Main is transformed into a creative havenread more ❯
Bias Breaker
Dr. Brian Chad Starks seeks to dismantle racial barriers through strategic consulting workread more ❯
Life Changer
Author and business coach Sallie Holder encourages women to get out of Rock Middle read more ❯
Bourbon Straight
Sip and savor the sights, aromas, and flavors along the Kentucky Bourbon Trailread more ❯
Dual Perspectives
The Gibbes Museum presents the collection of artist Jonathan Green and his partner, Richard Weedmanread more ❯
Golf cart sales are zooming in Greenville
Golf carts are legal in South Carolina on roads during daylight hours with a speed limit of 35 miles per hour or under, according to state law.read more ❯
Order of the Palmetto: Table 301 owner and euphoria co-founder Carl Sobocinksi receives award
Table 301 owner and euphoria co-founder Carl Sobocinksi was awarded the Order of the Palmetto during the kickoff of the 2020 euphoria festival Thursday night. Gov. Henry McMaster presented the award.read more ❯
Spooky and safe: How some haunted attractions are operating during COVID-19
With the Halloween haunting season starting, many people may wonder what to expect before heading out for a frightfully fun evening during the COVID-19 era.
Now in its 10th year of... read more ❯
Upstate Beat: How electronic music helped heal Britt Barker, son of former Clemson University president Jim Barker
"Music gives me a reason to take care of my physical and emotional well-being, because that’s the place where my music is going to come from." - Britt Barkerread more ❯
County United Way president says new moratorium on evictions is not the end of the problem for Greenville
The purposefully broad nature of the moratorium essentially acts as a pause on evictions nationwide, but United Way of Greenville President Meghan Barp said that does not mean the problem of evictions has been solved.read more ❯
Greenville Zoo’s Boo in the Zoo returns Oct. 15 with limited capacity
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the family-friendly event Boo in the Zoo will limit capacity through online reservations for date-specific, timed entries.
This year’s Boo in the Zoo will feature... read more ❯
Giving Matters: The Family Effect provides resources to reduce the impact of addiction on Upstate families
Recognizing the value of this work, the Community Foundation of Greenville and its fund holders have provided grants to the Family Effect over the years.read more ❯
New country-themed music venue coming to Judson Mill next year
Cowboy Up Nightlife aims to combine the modern and the rustic for a Nashville-Style live music experience
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Greenville Drive sees strong community support in tough times
Showing a strong vote of confidence, the HVAC company Waldrop has just signed on to become the official HVAC and plumbing provider for the Driveread more ❯
The Scoop with Amy Doyle: What is happening in downtown Simpsonville?
Simpsonville is approaching its 120-year anniversary of incorporation.read more ❯
Mountain Modern
/ by Allison Walsh / photography by Inspiro 8 Studio
Susan Peace-Vernon had long wanted to use a copper tub as the centerpiece for a primary bath design and this lake... read more ❯
Timeless Modernity
Chris Bailey, founder of the design/build firm Stoneledge Properties, worked at a building materials supply house when he was in college.read more ❯
Building Blocks
/ story and photography by Forrest Clonts
I can’t pinpoint the moment when biscuits magically appeared in my life; they’ve just always been a part of my lexicon.
My most distinct memory... read more ❯
Coronavirus Updates
SC DEW launches online learning initiative for those unemployed due to COVID-19
Spooky and safe: How some haunted attractions are operating during COVID-19
Ten at the Top to host Celebrating Upstate Unsung Heroes Virtual Event on Nov. 18
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