Field Notes: You never forget your first scavenger hunt
There is something primal about going into the great out-of-doors and looking for something.
Brooks Center 2022-23 season spotlights ‘Chicago,’ ‘Stomp,’ and much more
The Brooks Center’s 2022-2023 arts season gets underway in September with a legend, the…
Weekly Dish: Cocobowlz to open location in Mauldin’s BridgeWay Station; Warehouse at Midtown opens
Here’s the dish on some local restaurant news for the week of Aug. 12.
United Community Bank teams up with CommunityWorks to support affordable housing developments
CommunityWorks provides resources for a variety of topics like entrepreneurship and…
Field Notes: You never forget your first scavenger hunt
There is something primal about going into the great out-of-doors and looking for something.
Brooks Center 2022-23 season spotlights ‘Chicago,’ ‘Stomp,’ and much more
The Brooks Center’s 2022-2023 arts season gets underway in September with a legend, the Preservation Hall Jazz Band, and continues with a variety of international touring ensembles…
Weekly Dish: Cocobowlz to open location in Mauldin’s BridgeWay Station; Warehouse at Midtown opens
Here’s the dish on some local restaurant news for the week of Aug. 12.
United Community Bank teams up with CommunityWorks to support affordable housing developments
CommunityWorks provides resources for a variety of topics like entrepreneurship and affordable housing across South Carolina.
Upstate Beat: Shot Through the Heart brings Bon Jovi hits to The Spinning Jenny
"If you're not tired by the time you leave our show, we haven't done our job." – Jay Burns
Clemson and GE team up to bring more engineers into the workforce
The program offers three experiences for students, depending on grade level.
Greer City Council Notes: Zoning amendment to allow for pylon-style signs advances
Here's a recap of Greer City Council's August 9 meeting.
OTO Development CEO and co-founder Corry W. Oakes III dies at age 55
In May 2004, Oakes co-founded OTO Development with Johnson, Todd Turner, Jim Ovenden, and the late H. Wayne Huizenga.
Saluda Grade rail trail may be closer than ever to reality
Existing as little more than a dream for the past 20 years, plans to convert the historic Saluda Grade rail line into a trail may be closer to reality than ever before. Plans for a 31-mile…
Hampton III Gallery to host exhibition of famed Charleston artist Corrie McCallum
An exhibition of South Carolina native Corrie McCallum’s works will open Aug. 18 at Hampton III Gallery in Taylors.
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Carolina Ballet Theatre announces 2022-2023 board of directors
“Our board members are compassionate community leaders who are devoted to the arts in the Greenville community and beyond,” said Carolina Ballet Theatre Board President Lisa Larocque.
BJU announces 2022–2023 concert, opera and drama series
Season tickets are available for $216 per person.
GCCA announces 2022-23 Brandon Fellows
Since its inception in 2015, GCCA has hosted 27 Brandon Fellows.
Visit Anderson to host Abu Garcia Bassmaster High School Championship at Lake Hartwell
The tournament will feature eight members of the Bassmaster High School All-American Fishing Team.
How to help local students in need ahead of back-to-school
If you'd like to donate supplies, time or resources, or if you know someone in need, here's a back-to-school guide to help.
Methodical Coffee glows in new documentary
On the screen, the inside of Methodical Coffee glows.
Glimpses of Greenville: Stories behind the Charles Townes statue
The work of Charles Townes has reached and influenced millions of lives throughout the world.
Interns reflect on a summer with Community Journals
Community Journals summer interns share their experience with our team.
Upstate Beat: The Sally Rides @ Downtown Alive
There’s a band on the Upstate scene right now that’s a bit of an anomaly. The Sally Rides, from Spartanburg, might just be the only all-female band around our area. They play what…
More than 1,600 shoes gifted to children in need
The goal was to make sure children can walk into school “brighter” and “more confident” with a pair of new shoes.
Gateway opens its doors for Minority Mental Health Awareness Month
Gateway is one of the premier organizations that further community for people in the Greenville area struggling with mental health.
For Goodness’ Sake with William Brown: You reap what you sow
You’ve heard the expression, "You reap what you sow." Have you thought about what it means?