Greenville pastry chef to appear on Food Network’s ‘Halloween Baking Championship’
Beginning Sept. 14, “Halloween Baking Championship” will air on the Food Network Mondays at 9 p.m.
Poe Mill annexation moves forward: Greenville Planning Commission notes
Here is a recap of the city of Greenville’s Planning Commission meeting on Sept. 3.
Pergola’s opening night hints at a hit in the making: Weekly Dish
Nelson de Hoyos is nothing if not a contemplative guy giving his food thought and intention…
Fine Arts Center students travel to Greenville’s Sister City in Italy
The students toured to Bergamo, Verona, Cremona, Florence and Milan.
Greenville pastry chef to appear on Food Network’s ‘Halloween Baking Championship’
Beginning Sept. 14, “Halloween Baking Championship” will air on the Food Network Mondays at 9 p.m.
Poe Mill annexation moves forward: Greenville Planning Commission notes
Here is a recap of the city of Greenville’s Planning Commission meeting on Sept. 3.
Pergola’s opening night hints at a hit in the making: Weekly Dish
Nelson de Hoyos is nothing if not a contemplative guy giving his food thought and intention in development, preparation and plating.
Fine Arts Center students travel to Greenville’s Sister City in Italy
The students toured to Bergamo, Verona, Cremona, Florence and Milan.
NC author Kristy Woodson Harvey visiting Greenville to promote new novel
Harvey will participate in M.Judson Booksellers’ Lunch and Lit Sept. 15 at The Lazy Goat in downtown Greenville from noon to 1 p.m.
Phoenix Center fundraising partner The Family Effect champions recovery
Since 2002, The Family Effect has served as the philanthropic partner of the Phoenix Center, helping ensure individuals recovering from substance use disorders have access to the resources and…
The Finance Couple: Two perspectives, one focus
Primarily focused in the Carolinas, the independent wealth management firm serves clients in more than 25 states, largely through referrals and word of mouth.
News of the Weird: There’s gold in them thar walls
Workers removed part of the cellar wall and discovered a wealth of gold coins and bars, which they initially mistook for euros.
The Wooten Bros reunite at Peace Center’s Coach Music Factory: Upstate Beat
If you feel a little extra energy in the air at The Wooten Brothers’ Coach Music Factory show, that might be because this is a vaguely hometown-ish show for the guys.
Hopewell United Methodist Church opens new sanctuary in Simpsonville
The more than 225-year-old church held its first service in the sanctuary on Aug. 2.
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Flock cameras: Upstate concerns growing over surveillance abuses
Public opposition to Flock cameras seems to be increasing and has prompted two local governments to take action.
‘Titanic’ brings a ship full of stories to Greenville Theatre
For Daniels, “Titanic” may be the largest production she has directed, rivaling her previous work on “Anastasia” at Greenville Theatre.
USC School of Medicine Greenville to host Lifestyle Medicine Research Symposium
The symposium runs from 12:30 to 6 p.m. and includes lunch and networking, a panel discussion, a lecture and a reception.
Greenville-Spartanburg airport closed two weekends in September for runway work
All aircraft operations will cease and the terminal will be closed to the public.
LiveWell Greenville to host inaugural Greenville Coffee Fest in February
More than 20 local roasters, coffee shops and curated vendors are expected.
Homes of Hope Golf Classic returns Nov. 4.
The Greenville-based nonprofit organization aims to raise $135,000 through the event.
New traffic pattern planned in Pendleton for North Mechanic, Queen streets
SCDOT will monitor the change for 90 days to assess effectiveness before deciding whether to make the all-way stop permanent.
Loaves and Fishes to host Rock Out Hunger concert in October
Rock Out Hunger raises funds to reduce food insecurity in Greenville County.
Meet the 2026-27 Brandon Fellows at Greenville Center for Creative Arts
Since its inception in 2015, nearly three dozen artists have completed the fellowship.
Greenville’s History: Hattie Logan Duckett and the Phillis Wheatley Center
The new Phillis Wheatley Center opened at 121 Broad Street in 1924, in the heart of Greenville’s Black business district.
Greenville Theatre seeks youth actors for ‘The Wizard of Oz,’ ‘Big Fish’
Greenville Theatre will also hold youth auditions for “To Kill A Mockingbird” and “Hairspray” at a later date.
Kings Mountain State Park may expand by nearly 600 acres
The land will eventually be transferred to the South Carolina Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism.