Bon Secours Wellness Arena plaza improvements approved
The site development plan includes pedestrian plazas, improved lighting and landscaping.
Voter’s Guide 2026: Meet the candidates running to represent Greenville County and SC
Early voting for the Nov. 3 general election will begin Oct. 19. Ballots in Greenville…
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.
Bon Secours Wellness Arena plaza improvements approved
The site development plan includes pedestrian plazas, improved lighting and landscaping.
Voter’s Guide 2026: Meet the candidates running to represent Greenville County and SC
Early voting for the Nov. 3 general election will begin Oct. 19. Ballots in Greenville County include local, state and federal races, such as Greenville County Council, the state House of…
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.
Bon Secours hosting prescription drug take-back day Oct. 24
The collection event offers a safe way to dispose of unwanted, unused or expired prescription medications.
Greenville City Hall closes for two-year renovation; staff relocates to NOMA Tower
City Council meetings will be held at Greenville Convention Center beginning Nov. 9.
Pine Ridge Road in Duncan closed for bridge repairs
SCDOT is determining what repairs are needed to the bridge over the Middle Tyger River.
Greenville’s History: A divided city
In 1919, Hattie Logan Duckett founded the Phillis Wheatley Center because Black girls and young women were shut out of the city's white programs.
Habitat Greenville breaks ground on first townhome development
The Baxter-Norris Villas will consist of seven two- and three-bedroom townhomes at 509 Jenkins St.
Historian Doris Kearns Goodwin discusses ‘Lessons from America at 250’ in Greenville
The Pulitzer Prize winner spoke at Greenville's Poinsett Club Oct. 15.
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Holiday Open House planned on Greenville’s Augusta Street
Activities include pictures with Santa, carriage rides, seasonal treats, raffles, sales and holiday gift ideas.
Ronald McDonald House Carolinas unveils brand refresh
The brand modernization is part of a campaign across all chapters of the Ronald McDonald House.
Bagel City on the way, from the minds behind Augusta Street Market: Weekly Dish
California-based Jinya Ramen Bar opened a new location at 1025 Woodruff Road near Regal Hollywood.
Hearing loss isn’t always about age
Most people associate hearing loss with aging, genetics or years of loud noise exposure.
Ballet Greenville brings back Halloween favorite with new characters and music
With familiar villains, updated music and comic scares, “Madame Tutu’s Nightmare at the Museum” offers a Halloween outing for audiences who enjoy their ballet with a little mischief.
Simpsonville’s Graceley Park to revert to original name: City Council notes
The updated property naming ordinance was approved during council’s Sept. 8 business meeting.
Mill Village Ministries to host annual Culinary Concert fundraising event
The fundraiser for the nonprofit organization will take place at Hotel Hartness.
Upstate SC author Scott Gould to visit Fountain Inn to promote new novel
Gould will participate in M.Judson Booksellers’ In Conversation series Oct. 22 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
New history exhibit honors Greenville’s Max and Trude Heller
The exhibition will highlight the couple's lives in Austria, how they got to the U.S. and the legacy they built in Greenville.
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.
Fountain Inn postpones vote on change to Barton Hollow district: City Council notes
Here's a recap of Fountain Inn City Council's Oct. 8 meeting.