Now open: Step inside the new Greenville County Square for a first look
The $65 million project is home to more than 500 county employees. The building opened July 17.
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Timeline updated for County Square redevelopment: Greenville County Council notes
Here’s a recap of Greenville County Council’s Feb. 4 meeting.
Greenville County EMS settles in to new headquarters at McAlister Square
The difference between the new EMS offices in McAlister Square and what the agency left behind at the old County Square is striking.
Septic restrictions move forward, County Square demolition begins: Greenville County Council notes
Here’s a recap of Greenville County Council’s Nov. 7 meeting.
The Scoop with Amy Doyle: Greenville County no longer a ‘square’
Sizing up Greenville County's new government complex
Greenville approves switch to nonpartisan elections: City Council notes
Here’s a recap of the Oct. 12 meeting of Greenville City Council.
Hotels, parking garage, public space planned on former Greenville Transit Authority property
Five buildings are envisioned for the 3.5-acre site, some rising up to 10 stories.
Safe Harbor opens new domestic abuse center in Greenville County
The new center provides 65 beds for women and their children, an increase from the approximately 20 beds at Safe Harbor’s existing shelter in downtown Greenville.
Greenville Tech cuts ribbon on $32M Center for Welding and Automation Excellence
The 44,000-square-foot building is the largest advanced welding facility in the Southeast.
Greenville County students design tiny, affordable homes for Soteria graduates
Five homes are planned for graduates of the organization’s one-year transitional program, each with a monthly rent of around $400 to $500.
Annexations are on the rise in Greenville. What’s the strategy behind it?
A total of 1.8 square miles of property – equal to 1,178 acres – have been annexed into the city of Greenville since 2021.
Greenville Tech Foundation
Beyond direct student support, the foundation invests in the college’s future by funding state-of-the-art equipment and campus improvements.
Greenville’s History: Faith, education and the world Furman University inherited
Furman was founded in 1826 as the Furman Academy and Theological Institution, created by the South Carolina Baptist Convention to train ministers and promote Baptist education.
Greenville city manager highlights growth, major projects: City Council notes
Greenville City Manager Shannon Lavrin delivered the third annual “state of the city” address, highlighting Greenville’s continued growth.
Greenville County Schools, Greenville Tech sign welding space agreement
An average of 300 students apply for the school district’s welding program each year.