Stone on paper: A collaboration that painted Greenville’s future
Picture a drab downtown with several boarded-up storefronts lining a lethargic Main Street.
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With her handmade bouquets, Julia Krylova stops to smell the soap
“Sometimes it’s hard to explain to people what they are exactly, because they really look real and all have their own unique fragrance,” Julia Krylova said.
Day in the life: Dana Thorpe, CEO of the Upcountry History Museum
Dana Thorpe has been at the Upcountry History Museum since 2013.
For Goodness’ Sake with William Brown: New Year’s resolutions
New Year's resolutions are special because we're all in on them together.
ARCpoint Labs donates $25,000 to NAMI Greenville
“Our mental health system is stretched and overextended, in large part due to the pandemic,” said John Constantine, CEO of ARCpoint Franchise Group.
Greenlink providing later service hours and new weekly pass
In addition to extending service hours, Greenlink is offering a new seven-day pass for customers to purchase via TouchPass.
The Rose Ball Beneficiaries Committee accepting letters of intent for grant applications
Committee determines recommended grants for funding in the arts, education, environment and health and human services areas
Bon Secours St. Francis Health System announces tighter visitor restrictions effective Jan. 7
View the full visitor policy for each hospital inside this article
SCDOT requests public input on Butler Road improvement project
The project includes two new bridges over Gilder Creek
Greenville’s Electric Flag was a sign of the times
Locally, the enormous sign must have had an indelible impression on was Greenville High School student Douglas Leigh.
Willis Meadows chosen as new chairman of Greenville County Council
Meadows, who is serving his fourth term on the council, defeated Councilwoman Liz Seman for the bid in a 7-5 vote.
Virtual Local Author Expo to take place Jan. 7
Event will feature over a dozen local authors
Laurens Electric opens annual high school student sponsorship contest
Participating students will hear from public figures, learn about cooperatives and compete for $5,000 college scholarships.
County breaks ground on new office building
The new county building is the first phase in the massive 37-acre, $1 billion County Square project.