See the latest S.A.I.L. rankings, photos and swimmers of the week
See the latest swim meet rankings before Divisionals.
‘Mice on Main Go to the Beach’
The famous Mice on Main take another adventure, this time leaving the comfort of Main Street…
United Housing Connections looks to build homeless day shelter
United Housing Connections wants to build a day shelter for unhoused Upstate residents, as…
Rising rent, tight housing market may signal trouble ahead for Greenville
With the inflation rate climbing to a 40-year high of 8.6% in May, everything is getting…
See the latest S.A.I.L. rankings, photos and swimmers of the week
See the latest swim meet rankings before Divisionals.
‘Mice on Main Go to the Beach’
The famous Mice on Main take another adventure, this time leaving the comfort of Main Street to head to a world of sand and waves.
United Housing Connections looks to build homeless day shelter
United Housing Connections wants to build a day shelter for unhoused Upstate residents, as well as expand education and outreach programs.
Rising rent, tight housing market may signal trouble ahead for Greenville
With the inflation rate climbing to a 40-year high of 8.6% in May, everything is getting more expensive, rent and housing costs in particular.
Revealed: ReWa’s secret weapon in fighting waterway litter
If you’ve spotted an odd-looking V-shaped contraption floating in the Reedy River, chances are you’re seeing an unsung hero of local waterways
Romance is and isn’t dead in Ashley Poston’s new adult rom-com ‘The Dead Romantics’
Romance author Ashley Poston is a firm believer in happily ever afters.
Greenville County School Board Notes: Teachers get another raise from state budget
The district decided against rescinding its millage increase that came with the original FY23 budget.
Student voices: How youth can influence the (Up)state of climate change
This year's winner of the Mightier than the Sword contest is Chloe Sandifer-Stech.
Letter to the editor: As city and county leaders know, planning is key to implementing a vision
Former City Councilman George Fletcher argues for a Vision 2045 plan that would drive Greenville forward into the future.
Day in the Life: Pyrotechnician Bill Alexander
"People don't realize the amount of labor it takes to do a fireworks display," said the longtime explosions expert.
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City of Greer named to Thrillist’s Best Suburban Neighborhoods list
The online lifestyle site highlighted a variety of the city’s businesses and attractions.
Simpsonville City Council Notes: Counterclockwise traffic pattern advances
Here's a recap of Simpsonville City Council's June 28 meeting.
McDaniel Avenue bridge to close, detour planned
The bridge is expected to reopen by the end of December.
Spinx raises $435K for March of Dimes
Throughout the last decade, Spinx has raised more than $3.5 million for the March of Dimes.
Face-scanning technology coming to Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport
New face-scanning technology is coming to Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport to allow for speedier entry to gates.
McClaren Medical Shelter will continue its legacy as a community lifeline
The McClaren Medical Shelter was a lifeline for Greenville's Black community during the Jim Crow era and will finally get its recognition.
News of the Weird: Read Between the Lines
"Forever in our hearts until we meet again, cherished memories, known as our son, brother, father, papa, uncle, friend, & cousin."
Photos: Greenville Track Club Masters Track and Field Classic
The competition hosted events from hammer throw to race walk.
The Greenville Woodworkers Guild builds, donates 15 bunk beds for Ukrainian refugee families
“This project goes to the heart of why the guild exists,” said Greenville Woodworkers Guild President Joe Boyd.
Photos: United Way of Greenville celebrates 100 years at The Greenville Drive
United Way of Greenville County held its Centennial Celebration at Fluor Field on Tuesday, June 21.
Buttons, button jars and sewing notions: the heirlooms of Viola Shipman
A childhood yearning to know more about his roots deeply influenced the author's latest novel, “The Edge of Summer,” out July 12.
Upstate Beat: The tribal outlaw blues of Spartanburg’s Hurt & Skip
The local trio are creating a new kind of blues, making their own creative statement against an "epidemic of cover bands"