Olympic figure skaters to perform in Greenville April 21
Among the performers will be Olympic team event gold medalists Ellie Kam and Danny O’Shea. O’Shea said the tour will be a new experience for both of them.
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Greenville County Schools announces finalists for 2026-27 Teacher of the Year
Superintendent Burke Royster surprised the ten finalists at their schools on Monday morning.
Greenville works on first master plan for parks, recreation
The final master plan is expected to be presented to Greenville City Council for approval in the fall.
Greenville’s Royko carries wine expertise, flair for service to Abyss
Royko spent two weeks changing the wine menu to fit executive chef Dom Angelo's seafood-focused menu, leaning into old and new world varietals from the northern hemisphere.
SC paused child care scholarship applications. Parents, providers are struggling to bridge the gap.
The Child Care Scholarship Program increases the accessibility of child care for families earning 85% or below the state median income.
Greenville Liberty name Minihan as next head coach
Minihan has 14 years of collegiate coaching experience and was a four-year starter at Michigan from 1999 to 2003.
Legacy Early College receives $2M donation toward new campus, reaches $10M in funding
Legacy Early College recently received a $2 million donation for the construction of its new Marion Road Campus in Berea.
Greenville development code update gets initial approval: City Council notes
City Councilmember Wil Brasington presented a new amendment to remove a proposed code revision that would establish a 300-foot separation requirement between banks and financial institutions on city thoroughfares and high-volume district streets.
Greenville Together reflects on first year tackling local homelessness
Greenville Together launched in spring 2025 with a mission to functionally end homelessness in Greenville.
Greenville’s Downtown Alive, Main Street Fridays music lineups announced
The 2026 entertainment lineup for Downtown Alive and Main Street Fridays was announced on March 17.
Greenville Symphony’s 79th season ties classical favorites to the human experience
The season carries the theme “Common Ground,” exploring music that connects audiences across cultures and generations.
Greenville philanthropist Betty Farr remembered as community pillar, advocate for children
Farr’s lifelong commitment to improving her community and the lives of others was recognized in 2003 when she was awarded the Order of the Palmetto.
Spartanburgers to celebrate Latino culture with latest alternate identity
The Gusanos de Mezcal Del ‘Burg alternate identity will debut on Cinco de Mayo in celebration of Latino culture and community.
Greenville conference district plan includes Auro Hotels project, United Community expansion
The Furman Co. announced March 12 three local and national private partners chosen for the major mixed-use development: Auro Hotels, United Community and Hines.
N. Main redevelopment certified for ‘abandoned’ tax credits: Greenville City Council notes
Council authorized agreements to purchase about six acres of land in downtown Greenville valued at around $26 million.