Greenville pastry chef to appear on Food Network’s ‘Halloween Baking Championship’
Beginning Sept. 14, “Halloween Baking Championship” will air on the Food Network Mondays at 9 p.m.
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Poe Mill annexation moves forward: Greenville Planning Commission notes
Here is a recap of the city of Greenville’s Planning Commission meeting on Sept. 3.
Pergola’s opening night hints at a hit in the making: Weekly Dish
Nelson de Hoyos is nothing if not a contemplative guy giving his food thought and intention in development, preparation and plating.
Fine Arts Center students travel to Greenville’s Sister City in Italy
The students toured to Bergamo, Verona, Cremona, Florence and Milan.
Flock cameras: Upstate concerns growing over surveillance abuses
Public opposition to Flock cameras seems to be increasing and has prompted two local governments to take action.
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.
The Commons restaurants, Greenville officials wrestle with Unity Park parking perceptions
Food and beverage businesses say the perception of limited parking has contributed to a decline in diners.
Greenville’s History: Hattie Logan Duckett and the Phillis Wheatley Center
The new Phillis Wheatley Center opened at 121 Broad Street in 1924, in the heart of Greenville’s Black business district.
A ‘Kind’ new coffee cafe coming to Greenville’s Canvas Academy development: Weekly Dish
Alex Pikul is planning a sandwich built around Duke's Mayonnaise as an ode to Greenville, but still plans to serve Birmingham-based Cala Coffee.
Hotels, parking garage, public space planned on former Greenville Transit Authority property
Five buildings are envisioned for the 3.5-acre site, some rising up to 10 stories.
Greenville advances 135-acre Woodruff Road annexation: City Council notes
It would represent the largest single annexation into the city of Greenville to date.
Rebuild Upstate celebrates 20 years preserving local affordable housing
Since its inception, Rebuild Upstate has completed thousands of critical home repair projects for low-income homeowners in Greenville, Anderson, Oconee and Pickens counties.
Greenville’s History: What Camp Sevier left behind
Wartime demand for cloth made the mills more profitable, and Greenville emerged more tied to textiles than before.
Greenville Tech cuts ribbon on $32M Center for Welding and Automation Excellence
The 44,000-square-foot building is the largest advanced welding facility in the Southeast.
Fall for Greenville returns in October. Here’s what to expect.
The annual food and music festival will be held in downtown Greenville Oct. 9-11.