Spinx raises $435K for March of Dimes
Throughout the last decade, Spinx has raised more than $3.5 million for the March of Dimes.
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Face-scanning technology coming to Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport
New face-scanning technology is coming to Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport to allow for speedier entry to gates.
McClaren Medical Shelter will continue its legacy as a community lifeline
The McClaren Medical Shelter was a lifeline for Greenville's Black community during the Jim Crow era and will finally get its recognition.
First new state park in nearly 20 years has strong Greenville ties
Greenville landscape architect Holley Owings led a team that is helping to preserve tens of thousands of acres of untouched land.
Greenville City Council Notes: Another glass ceiling comes down
Greenville City Council approved several measures, including two building projects that fall under the Bailey Bill and adding 3 new SROs.
Local hospitals face urgent need for blood donations heading into 4th of July
Local hospitals warn they are facing an urgent need, as they will soon be operating on only a 2-day to 3-day supply of blood.
News of the Weird: Read Between the Lines
"Forever in our hearts until we meet again, cherished memories, known as our son, brother, father, papa, uncle, friend, & cousin."
The Greenville Woodworkers Guild builds, donates 15 bunk beds for Ukrainian refugee families
“This project goes to the heart of why the guild exists,” said Greenville Woodworkers Guild President Joe Boyd.
Windy City Burgers to open in Greenville
Windy City Burgers will open at 12 E. Coffee St. on June 28. Its menu includes 10 burgers and five specialty fries.
June 28 primary election runoff: polling place changes, who’s on the ballot
Some voters heading to the polls for the Republican and Democratic primary runoff election on June 28 will see a change in their polling place.
For Goodness’ Sake with William Brown: Activate ‘active listening’
William Brown shares a few helpful components of "active listening" and how it can help solve misunderstandings in daily life.
Op-ed: Let’s reimagine a Greenville County where racial equity is absolute
Working together with a clear-eyed view of the problems facing racial equity is key to growth, argues Stacey Mills.
‘Woven’ could be the first major development in the Village of West Greenville
The project straddles two distinct challenges: maintaining the unique character of the Village and meeting the need for more housing density.
Glimpses of Greenville: A look at Court Square in the 1820s
Court Square on Greenville’s Main Street began as the historic center of the village and remains the historic heart of the city today.
Day in the Life: medical helicopter pilot Trey Williamson
For most of the past 21 years, Trey Williamson has spent time either working as a pilot or participating in flight training.