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A heart attack and stroke inspired this healthier take on the traditional barbecue dry rub

After suffering a heart attack and stroke two years ago, Robert Hoefer Jr. decided to expand his line of spice rubs to include a salt-free variety for people like him who love barbecue but need to reduce their salt intake.

Timothy McKinney, owner and founder of McKinney Dodge Chrysler Jeep and McKinney Mazda, dies at 58

Timothy Jemil McKinney, owner and founder of McKinney Dodge Chrysler Jeep and McKinney Mazda, died Saturday, June 12, according to an obituary from Mackey Funerals and Cremations at Century Drive.…

Downtown: Gringo’s after-hours alcohol fight spills into 13th Circuit Court

The city of Grenville Board of Zoning Appeals upheld the revocation in a 4-0 vote despite a request for a continuance from Matt Johnson, the Cantina's lawyer.

SimplySterile Solutions signs deal to clean all equipment for USA Gymnastics

USA Gymnastics and Greenville-based SimplySterile Solutions, a professional disinfection and sanitization company, have entered into a strategic partnership to provide a safer competition environment for athletes as they compete on…

The Riley Institute graduates 44 from second statewide Diversity Leaders Initiative

These graduates were part of DLI’s second statewide class.

BlocHaven brings 25,000-square-foot bouldering gym to Judson Mill

BlocHaven bouldering gym opens at Judson Mill in Greenville, South Carolina.

Prisma to open Fountain Inn medical facility this fall

The medical practice will be completed in spring 2023.

BMW’s Spartanburg president Knudt Flor to retire

BMW’s Spartanburg County facility, the company’s largest production location, will have a new plant leader beginning Sept. 1. when the plant’s president and CEO, Knudt Flor, 61, retires and Robert…

West End will become bustling entertainment and green space district, new plan says

The preliminary plan aims to tie together individual redevelopment initiatives into a coherent vision for the West End.

$150 million urban village, BridgeWay Station, breaks ground in Mauldin

The development is expected to bring more than 1,000 new jobs to Mauldin within the first phase.

The comforts of Home

The concept of designing a community to serve the emotional needs of residents with Alzheimer’s or some form of dementia is not a new one, and in Hilltop of Greenville’s case, experience has been the best teacher.