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Only 600 people will be allowed to view Monday’s total solar eclipse from the top deck of a City of Greenville parking garage.

These are the big ones

Clemson students love their school and Furman students have a knack for politics.

President Donald J. Trump’s bellicose words “bothered some,” Graham said during a chamber of commerce breakfast in Easley. “They did not bother me at all.”

The Greenville Police Department has some advice to anybody who thinks they’ve seen Bigfoot in the city — don’t shoot.

Humans may not be the only species affected during the upcoming total solar eclipse.

Each week, we ask our readers their opinion on hot button issues.

The ceremony will begin at 2 p.m. and conclude at the exact moment of totality, 2:38 p.m.

Decades of new standards and reading textbooks and programs have utterly failed children and literacy.

Highlights in your community this week.

Add this to the list of things you might thank a millennial for.

“Lost Restaurants of Greenville” will highlight such long-gone eateries as Boston Lunch and Ye Olde Fireplace.

Executive chef Troy Gagliardo accepted the challenge of creating a 13-item menu for a restaurant kitchen that has only three major pieces of equipment — a 24-inch flat cook top, panini grill, and sandwich station to store cold items.

Grill master Jeff Bannister battled it out against three other masters from around the country in the fast-paced reality cooking show.

At many restaurants, finding a meatless entree that is flavorful, healthy, and filling can be a challenge. But as the culinary landscape in Greenville continues to evolve and incorporate a variety of cultural influences, meat-free diners can rest assured that there’s something out there for them, too.

Habitat for Humanity International supporters from around the country converged in Greenville July 20 for the official launch of chef Roshara Sanders’ partnership as celebrity ambassador.

A season of highlights.

Getting to know Him.

All good things must come to an end, and the annual Spittoono Festival is no exception.

Add this to the list of things you might thank a millennial for.

As part of Read Up Greenville’s yearlong program to celebrate young adult and middle-grade literature, two authors will be in conversation on Saturday to discuss their latest novels and answer questions.

Must see shows this week.

An invitation from a reader takes Kathy Slayter to the gardens in Simpsonville’s Gilder Creek Farm subdivision.

If you grew up in the South, or even if you only arrived a few months ago, you’ve surely figured out that deviled eggs are a staple dish at events ranging from family cookouts to chic wedding receptions.

That honeymoon salad, sort of.

Battle of the bugs.

Following a global career and a lifetime of living in other people’s often bland spaces, Len and Marlene Rubin’s custom-build in the Reserve at Lake Keowee brims with personality.

A well-designed (and organized) pantry is well worth the effort.