Ex-librarian receives settlement in Drag Queen Story Hour lawsuit
The Greenville County Library System has settled a lawsuit filed by a former librarian who said he was fired for facilitating an event in which drag queens read to children.
Old taxi stand transformed into wine retail store
The new “wine stand” is set to open for business in late August as a shop area occupying the…
Greenville County Schools will open with in-person school on August 24
Students will attend in-person school one day out of the five day school week with the other…
The Chocolate Moose to close Aug. 29
Owners said the decision to close is due to difficulties in finding a viable business model…
Local chefs combine meal-kit concept with virtual cooking lessons
Classes currently scheduled run from now through mid-September and start at $60 each.read more ❯
Newly reopened 3’s Greenville Golf and Grill offers a fresh spin on the par 3 course
3's is open from 7 a.m. to midnight every day, with prices at $25 for a round and $5 for the putting green.read more ❯
Upstate Pride SC to hold virtual Pride Week
“I love people, and to know we can’t do anything in person with our amazing LGBTQ family hurts,” said Upstate Pride SC vice president Caroline Caldwell.read more ❯
Summer Sips
Savor the sunny season with five perfect wines from Urban Wren’s Eric Coopermanread more ❯
The Cluk Truk: Spinx launches new food truck
The food truck will feature the same chicken sold in Spinx convenience stores across the Upstate.read more ❯
Photos: Paris Mountain Trail Run 7K
The 2020 Paris Mountain Trail Run 7K, hosted by the Greenville Track Club, was held Aug. 8 at Paris Mountain State Park. read more ❯
Local financial advisor presents $20,000 grant to Prisma Health Children's Hospital-Upstate
Greenville financial advisor Eddie Terrell was chosen by Northwestern Mutual as a 2020 Community Service Award recipient. He joins 15 other selected financial advisors who were honored by the company... read more ❯
The Blood Connection: Another way to help
If you have a positive result from a COVID-19 nose swab or an antibody blood test, your plasma may help save a life.read more ❯
Upstate Splash raises funds to teach kids to swim
Upstate Splash started six years ago by a group of swimmers from a club called Greenville Splash.read more ❯
Unity Park construction continues as Southernside prepares for transformation
Unity Park is scheduled to open in 2022read more ❯
The pioneering Huguenot
By August of that 1882, the Huguenot Mill, Greenville’s third mill on the downtown stretch of the Reedy River, was up and running.read more ❯
A New Spin: Greer venue The Spinning Jenny thinks outside the box to survive during the pandemic
“When we shut down, we went through all the stages of grief.” - Sharon Murry, co-owner, The Spinning Jennyread more ❯
Letter to the editor: Key to defeating COVID-19 is to 'Love Your Neighbors'
On June 26, Greenville County launched the “Love Your Neighbors” campaign to increase COVID-19 awareness and to ask everyone to take the necessary steps to reduce the spread of the virus.read more ❯
289-year-old Ramsey Grove Plantation for sale
Ramsey Grove Plantation, near Georgetown, South Carolina, is being offered for sale for the first time in over 100 years.read more ❯
GCRA and Greenville County award CARES Act funds to local agencies
Greenville County and the Greenville County Redevelopment Authority have awarded funds received from the federal CARES Act to several local agencies.read more ❯
Is Greenville losing its Green? City of Greenville weighs stricter tree ordinance
Faced with a diminishing tree canopy, the city of Greenville is considering a tougher tree ordinance that would require developers to replace every tree that they take down.read more ❯
Man of Action
As a leader in the Black Lives Matter movement, Derrick Quarles seeks to find justice for allread more ❯
On 'Cue
Pitmaster Tay Nelson’s masterful barbecue carries on a family legacyread more ❯
Nature Calls
For a weekend recharge, look no further than our plentiful state parksread more ❯
Siren Song
Classic Italian spaghetti and clams is an easy summer charmerread more ❯
Creative Quest
Roberto Cortez’s colorful world extends beyond his culinary artistryread more ❯
Community Work
The Greenville Center for Creative Arts spotlights local artists in its Annual Showcaseread more ❯
A Different Story
Jerry Blassingame leads a redemptive business for formerly incarcerated menread more ❯
Deeper Meaning
Bill Routh’s personal freedom is the treasure that lies beneathread more ❯
Toy Box
/ by Hali Wyatt
Notorious for storing tools, bikes, mowers and everything else that just doesn’t seem to have a place inside, clutter can easily overrun what you think should look... read more ❯
Flower Fever
/photography by Will Crooks
What garden flowers make the best summer bouquets?
Summer is for those heat-loving, sun-soaking flowers: think Zinnias, Cosmos, elosia and Sunflowers. I love growing what some may call... read more ❯
Coronavirus Updates
The Chocolate Moose to close Aug. 29
A New Spin: Greer venue The Spinning Jenny thinks outside the box to survive during the pandemic
Letter to the editor: Key to defeating COVID-19 is to ‘Love Your Neighbors’
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