Evan Peter Smith, Author at GREENVILLE JOURNAL

The test of time

Here’s a fun psychological fact: Once you learn to read, it’s all but impossible for you to look at a word and not immediately decipher its meaning. Try it for…

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.

Local chefs combine meal-kit concept with virtual cooking lessons

Classes currently scheduled run from now through mid-September and start at $60 each.

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 original entryway to The Anchorage.

Local Stature: Engraving memories

“We can pick anywhere in the world and create a sign around those, so the sky’s the limit,” Burress said.

The Sandbar coffee counter opens at Palmetto Proper

The Sandbar offers coffee beverages made from locally roasted beans.

County Council votes unanimously for law enforcement citizen advisory board, despite protests

The board will “provide advice” and “review and educate the community on law enforcement policies and practices at the Greenville County Sheriff’s Office,” according to the resolution.

Clemson’s first resort, Lakeside Lodge, open for business

Rising over the shore of Lake Hartwell, close enough to Memorial Stadium to hear the roar of the crowd on game days, Clemson’s first-ever luxury condo-hotel Lakeside Lodge is now…

Will bars survive the pandemic?

“Bars are dying in South Carolina.” That stark assessment from Jeni Blyth, mixologist at Luna Rosa Gelato Cafe and Restaurant in downtown Greenville, is hardly unique among her peers in…

Today’s homework? Wine

Despite the shutdown putting a hold on more than two years of preparation for opening Urban Wren, both Cooperman and Lincoln see the restaurant as better off for the challenge.

With the 2020 season canceled, Greenville Drive owner reflects on what’s next for the team and Fluor Field

What’s next for the Greenville Drive and Fluor Field?

Wondering about all the late-night fireworks?

Conspiracies abound, but the likely explanation is more harmless than you might think

Clemson uses ‘ghost cars’ to reduce energy costs for self-driving vehicles

Vahidi and his team are now writing a paper that will detail more of the results, bringing an end to three years of research funded with $1.16 million from the Department of Energy.