Greenlink to implement new bus fare system in January
The public transit system will launch OneFare on Jan. 2, 2027.
Greenville approves switch to nonpartisan elections: City Council notes
Here’s a recap of the Oct. 12 meeting of Greenville City Council.
Greenville County Schools reaches record-high graduation, college/career readiness rates
The school district’s graduation rate increased to 92.2%, an all-time high for GCS.
TD Synnex Share the Magic raises $2.5M for Upstate SC children’s charities
The charitable initiative raises funding to support nonprofit organizations serving children.
Greenlink to implement new bus fare system in January
The public transit system will launch OneFare on Jan. 2, 2027.
Greenville approves switch to nonpartisan elections: City Council notes
Here’s a recap of the Oct. 12 meeting of Greenville City Council.
Greenville County Schools reaches record-high graduation, college/career readiness rates
The school district’s graduation rate increased to 92.2%, an all-time high for GCS.
TD Synnex Share the Magic raises $2.5M for Upstate SC children’s charities
The charitable initiative raises funding to support nonprofit organizations serving children.
Legacy Early College earns excellent state rating for high school, middle school
The annual report cards were released by the state Department of Education Oct. 12.
Greer approves food service provider for performance center: City Council notes
The provider will operate all food service and concessions within the Prisma Health Performance Center.
Featured home: North Main
New construction in Greenville’s sought-after North Main area, where modern design, flexible living spaces, and exceptional outdoor living come together just minutes from downtown.
Input sought on Enoree River bridge replacement at Spartanburg-Laurens county line
The bridge along Beaverdam Church Road/Kilgore Bridge Road was damaged beyond repair during Hurricane Helene.
Emily’s Table to open soon on Greenville’s Main Street
Emily’s Table is expected to offer a fine-dining experience that focuses on fresh ingredients and easily accommodates allergies.
Duke Energy Foundation awards $190K in downtown revitalization projects
Twenty-two government entities and organizations received grants from the foundation’s Main Street Revitalization Program.
More from Community Journals
Greenville’s American History Bookclub hosts an evening with Doris Kearns Goodwin
Today, the club boasts 435 members and has a 600-person mailing list.
Fall for Greenville cancelled for Saturday due to weather
Bank of America Fall for Greenville was canceled for Oct. 10 due to weather conditions from Hurricane Isaias.
MetroConnects reports sewer overflow north of Greenville along Langston Creek
Residents in the area are being advised to avoid contact with the water in Langston Creek until bacteria levels return to normal.
Greenville’s History: Sea lions and segregation at Cleveland Park’s pool
The tennis courts are ordinary. The history that lies beneath them is not.
News of the Weird: Plot twist
A pelican seeking help used its beak to tap on the door of a Florida marine research facility.
Community Foundation President Bob Morris announces retirement
A comprehensive search process for Morris’s successor will begin in January.
Tastes are finely tuned at Greenville’s South Main Social: City Juice with John Malik
General manager and Soby’s alum Rich Adams spent a few minutes with us detailing the work and fine tuning that went into their sound system and it’s paid off well.
Classic American musical ‘The Music Man’ comes to Clemson
For audiences looking for an evening of familiar songs, old-fashioned theatrical charm and a bona fide Broadway classic, “The Music Man” offers plenty of trouble worth getting into.
Upstate native Ronnie Vergnolle releases debut novel
It took Vergnolle three years to write “The Book of Ribbner” because AI was evolving quickly, and he used books and articles to stay up-to-date.
Utility undergrounding on Greenville’s Augusta Street begins Oct. 12
The first phase is expected to take a year to complete, weather permitting.
Institute for Child Success CEO Jamie Moon awarded Order of the Palmetto
Moon has served as the president and CEO of the Institute for Child Success since 2012.
Greenville ranked on Condé Nast Traveler’s best small city list for 2026
The 2026 list of the top 10 small cities was announced Oct. 6.