Stephanie Trotter, Author at GREENVILLE JOURNAL

From the Ground Up: How the Mickel and Daniel families helped form the foundation for today’s Greenville

The Greenville Journal is committed to telling the stories of the people and places that shaped our city. This month we look at the impact of the Mickel and Daniel families.

DELVE: The Timmons family keeps on trucking

The Greenville family bolsters the community on its journey while leading the way in the long-haul trucking insurance industry.

Welcome home: Step inside a few of Greenville’s landmark homes

The Greenville Journal pulls back the curtains for a rare peek at the foundation these legacy landmarks have formed over the centuries, creating the streetscape we travel today.

Delve: From the Hipps, a legacy of Liberty and service

Generations of Hipps enrich and energize Greenville through strong businesses and community service.

Delve: Beautifying Main Street to the mountains

Across generations, the Wyche family works to improve the vista for all.

Downhill ride: Regional ski resorts make improvements heading into busiest months

More than half a dozen resorts are a short drive from Greenville.

Shake it up: Craft cocktails fuse flavors in fresh, creative ways

Why order a simple rum and Coke when you can sip rum-infused with vanilla and ginger, topped with a carved garnish rivaling the Eiffel Tower?

98 Ventures moves to Poe West in the Village of West Greenville

The blueprints and office designs sit within arm’s length at his desk. Scott Moore references them multiple times a day as president of 98 Ventures, a Greenville-based executive management services…

Earth moving event: Community leaders break ground for 21st century high school

“I ride by here twice a day to see what’s going on,” says Principal Maureen Tiller. “They are really rocking and rolling out here, getting things done."

Traveling Country Club brings high-end golf to those in the middle

“I have buddies who are members at a private country club paying close to $1,000 a month,” Ross Van Dyck says. “We’re bringing the same country club experience in a more economical way.”

Local organizations fight to help Upstate veterans transition successfully

"Nobody told me I was going to go through a phase of ‘What’s my identity? Who am I?” -Ed Byus, Special Ops veteran

Confessions of an Ad Man

Joe Erwin has led many significant endeavors, but the secret behind his plentiful success rests in a humble attitude and a giving spirit.

The changing face of downtown

Greenville’s Strategic Master Plan & where we go from here

It’s a Wrap for WYFF News 4’s John Cessarich

The eight-time Emmy winner is the longest-tenured Chief Meteorologist at WYFF 4, mentoring dozens of reporters and meteorologists.

Lillian’s from Southernside

Clicking down a community track of history and opportunity. “I’m from the Southernside, you know?” Lillian Brock Flemming recites a poem she wrote about the community she’s committed her life…

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