Jeannie Putnam, Author at GREENVILLE JOURNAL

Meet the 2026-27 Brandon Fellows at Greenville Center for Creative Arts

Since its inception in 2015, nearly three dozen artists have completed the fellowship.

Martin will participate in M.Judson Booksellers’ Lunch and Lit Sept. 3 at Soby’s downtown Greenville from noon to 1 p.m.

The police chief invited council to visit the police department to see how the Flock system works.

Darline Graham will face off against Annie Andrews in the general election.

Cogdill will participate in M.Judson’s Pop-Up Author series Aug. 29 at the bookstore in downtown Greenville from 10 a.m. to noon.

Council approved Melinda Hoffman as the 2027 Public Art Trail artist for her abstract sculpture, “A Gathering.”

Here's a recap of Fountain Inn City Council's Aug. 13 meeting.

Simon will participate in M.Judson Booksellers’ Lunch and Lit Aug. 20 at Soby’s downtown Greenville from noon to 1 p.m.

The ordinance would also provide a $11.1 million tax credit to 4% property owners within city limits over that same eight-year period.

The winner of the Aug. 25 runoff election will face off against Annie Andrews on Nov. 3.

The special Republican primary is being held to replace Sen. Lindsey Graham on the ballot in November.

Chambers will participate in M.Judson Booksellers’ Offsite Book Talk event Aug. 14 from 6 to 9:30 p.m. at AC Hotel Greenville.

The project includes changing traffic flow within a five-block radius of Main Street to a counterclockwise traffic pattern.

The final vote came during special called meeting Aug. 3.

Council advanced a pair of resolutions to calm traffic in the League Estates and Hunters Woods subdivisions.