Pinot noir night at Foxcroft, Christmas events begin: Weekly Dish
Christmastime is officially here, along with the weekly dish …
Meet Farmer Nate and his locally grown bounty: City Juice with John Malik
Listening to Nathan Vanette talk about farming is akin to sitting in a compelling lecture…
Greenville Christmas parade postponed a week due to weather
While the Poinsettia Christmas Parade is switching days, the city plans to host its Night of…
What happens if you give a wild turkey a ride? Field Notes with Dennis Chastain
At some point back in the 1980s, Dennis Chastain's Uncle Clenith showed up with three wild…
Pinot noir night at Foxcroft, Christmas events begin: Weekly Dish
Christmastime is officially here, along with the weekly dish …
Meet Farmer Nate and his locally grown bounty: City Juice with John Malik
Listening to Nathan Vanette talk about farming is akin to sitting in a compelling lecture given by your favorite author.
Greenville Christmas parade postponed a week due to weather
While the Poinsettia Christmas Parade is switching days, the city plans to host its Night of Lights as scheduled on Dec. 1 at 5:30 p.m.
What happens if you give a wild turkey a ride? Field Notes with Dennis Chastain
At some point back in the 1980s, Dennis Chastain's Uncle Clenith showed up with three wild turkeys in the cab of his truck.
Two unlikely friends at the heart of Warehouse Theatre premiere ‘ODD’
The Warehouse Theatre presents the premiere of “ODD” Dec. 1-17.
New singles from local bands show depth of the music scene: Upstate Beat
Two very different Upstate bands have released new singles recently.
Greer approves Turner Park renovation contract: City Council notes
Here's a recap of Greer City Council's Nov. 28 meeting.
Upstate author releasing children’s book to benefit Maui wildfire relief
“Kiki’s Dream” is a picture book for children aged two to seven years.
Village Wrench: Bikes for all
Village Wrench aims to get more people on bikes.
Converse University receives $10.3M bequest from Ernestine Raclin
Her bequest is the second-largest single gift in the school’s history.
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Greenville names Mayberry Field, OKs development code changes: City Council notes
Here’s a recap of Greenville City Council’s Nov. 27 meeting.
Greenville Chorale hosts family Christmas celebration for 41st year
The history of Christmas with the Chorale and Holiday at Peace can be traced to a casual lunch conversation in February 1982.
Thomas Creek: Legacy brews
Thomas Creek Brewery cofounder created fraternity of beer before his passing.
Greenville Center for Creative Arts to exhibit ‘Pent Up Pink’
The museum will also host an opening reception Dec. 1 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Mauldin Building’s current look belies its past: Glimpses of Greenville with John Nolan
One of Main Street’s oldest buildings sits partially hidden and is only one-third of its original size.
Southern rockers Robert Jon & The Wreck roll into the Radio Room
“Hold On” is a grinding, down-and-dirty hard rocker with an addictive chorus, barbed-wire riffs and rippling Hammond organ.
Kid Rock, Jason Aldean headline Rock the Country festival in Anderson
Anderson is one of seven stops for the festival.
Artisphere receives $48K South Carolina Arts Commission grant
Artisphere will return to downtown Greenville May 10-12, 2024.
Mauldin pedestrian bridge name delayed again: City Council notes
Here's a recap of Mauldin City Council's Nov. 20 meeting.
PAWchitecture raises more than $5K for Greenville County Animal Care
The funds will be used to support Greenville County Animal Care’s Safety Net Foster program.
LeAnn Rimes brings ‘Joy’ to the Peace Center: Upstate Beat
The centerpiece of her second Christmas album is a stunning medley of holiday favorites, including “God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen,” “Angels We have Heard on High” and “Hark the Herald Angels Sing.”