Trude Heller, widow of former Greenville Mayor Max Heller, dies at 98
"Everyone loved Trude ... Greenville was richly blessed by her embrace," Greenville Mayor Knox White said in a statement.
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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.
Heritage Green improvements to honor Max and Trude Heller’s Greenville legacy
“It would’ve made my parents feel really happy, I think,” Francie Heller said. “They devoted their lives to public service.”
Trude Heller Children’s Garden opens at The Children’s Museum of the Upstate
The project will add an interactive digital exhibit detailing Max and Trude Heller’s journey to Greenville at the Upcountry History Museum.
Greenville’s History: In the wake of 9/11, the city joined hands
Do you remember where you were on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001?
Greenville Chamber holds annual meeting, hands out awards
More than 800 members of the Greenville County business community attended.
Five Points, then and now: Glimpses of Greenville with John Nolan
Only the older generations of Greenville’s natives will remember going north on Main Street and turning left onto West Coffee Street.
Greenville Chamber highlights community strengths at annual meeting
The event featured a panel discussion on bringing business, education and healthcare communities together to face area challenges.
All in the Family
"Our goal is to develop a legacy community for Greenville that lives on for generations to come, and the hotel is a major component of that," shares Sean Hartness.
A walk to remember: The history of Main Street’s buildings
A photographic journey down Main Street gives us a glimpse of the evolution and heritage of the heart of our city.
Letter to the editor: As city and county leaders know, planning is key to implementing a vision
Former City Councilman George Fletcher argues for a Vision 2045 plan that would drive Greenville forward into the future.
Butterfly Project honors Holocaust’s youngest victims, shares stories of hope, remembrance
"I grew up with stories from the Holocaust from those who survived."— Francie Heller, daughter of Max and Trude Heller
Glimpses of Greenville: 1990 to 2000
The first major anchor came with the opening of the Peace Center and Gunter Theatre in 1990.
Glimpses of Greenville: 1980 to 1990
The formation of the Greenville Central Area Partnership under the leadership of Bob Bainbridge proved to be an instrumental organization for bringing new ideas, plans and events for pushing progress forward.
Glimpses of Greenville: 1970 to 1980
The '70s were bookended by two major civic projects — one that failed miserably and one that would be the foundation of the city’s long-term revitalization.