News of the Weird: Got a little something in your eye
Doctors at the Kursk Regional Hospital in Russia recently treated a 50-year-old man with an unusual MRI result.
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Miracle Hill Ministries offers cooling shelters during summer months
Miracle Hill Ministries will offer cooling shelters for individuals experiencing homelessness this summer.
Barbara Stone Foundation awards $25K in grants to six local nonprofits
"Our Community Innovations Grants remain a fundamental aspect of our foundation's mission and values,” said Lara Ceisel.
‘Franklin’ exhibit opens at Upcountry History Museum
Visitors will be able to view archival materials, comic strips and objects, as well as participate in hands-on activities.
Greenville County Schools working to reduce screen time in classrooms
Greenville County Schools has made strides to reduce student screen time in classrooms by creating a new administrative rule.
Greenville’s History: Faith, education and the world Furman University inherited
Greenville County Historical Society explores Furman University’s origins, ties to slavery, and how the institution reflects local history.
Greenville City Manager Delivers Annual State Of The City Address City Council Notes
Greenville City Manager Delivers Annual State Of The City Address City Council Notes
Celebration of cancer survivors day scheduled for June 7 at Cancer Survivors Park
The Cancer Survivors Day celebration will feature more than 25 local cancer support organizations, plus activities and refreshments.
Greenville’s History: The labor that built a city
Understanding Greenville’s early history honestly means placing slavery near the center of the story.
‘Missing middle’ momentum: Greenville pushes for attainable urban housing to handle growth
Greenville explores missing middle housing options as city leaders seek attainable homes amid rapid population growth and rising demand.
Grammy-winning Greenville native Peabo Bryson dies at 75
Peabo Bryson, a Greenville native and two-time Grammy Award winner, has been hospitalized following a stroke.
Local, state conservation groups preserve Saluda River frontage in Piedmont
A group of local and state conservation groups have preserved 12 acres of Saluda River frontage to become a park in Piedmont.
Premier Arts Collective helps Prisma Health patients heal through creativity
Premier Arts Collective began hosting bi-monthly therapeutic art workshops at Prisma Health Roger C. Peace in March.
Clemson Paw Partners to build $5M facility in Central
Clemson Paw Partners has unveiled plans to build an estimated $5 million veterinary care facility in Upstate South Carolina.
GE Vernova Park opening marks new chapter for soccer, broader community
GE Vernova Park opens June 3 as the new home of Greenville Triumph and Liberty, launching a community hub for sports, concerts, and events.
Greenville completes $2.1M sidewalk project along Mohawk Drive, Chick Springs Road
The city of Greenville recently completed a $2.1 million sidewalk infrastructure project along Mohawk Drive and Chick Springs Road.
‘The Notebook’ actor with Coastal Carolina ties brings love story to Peace Center
A Coastal Carolina graduate lands dream role in first national tour of The Notebook, bringing a personal connection to Greenville's stage.
Meet the candidates: Greenville County June 9 Primary
Statewide early voting for the June 9 primary election began May 26. Voters will cast their ballots to choose who is on the Nov. 3 ballot in local and statewide…
New coffee, and other things you may have missed: Weekly Dish
Sacrament GVL expands its coffee offerings to include espresso, while new cafés and a hidden speakeasy add flavor to dining scene.
Greenville County Schools, Greenville Tech sign welding space agreement
Greenville County Schools plans to expand its welding program through a new partnership with Greenville Technical College.
Featured home: Chanticleer home in Greenville
Stunning Charleston-style home in the exclusive gated section of Chanticleer! Enjoy peaceful, easy living in this thoughtfully updated and beautifully maintained property featuring 10-ft ceilings on both lev...
My Top Chef experience as a mystery judge: Weekly Dish
A behind-the-scenes look at one writer’s Top Chef experience as a mystery judge during the Greenville-area episode filmed at Topsoil.
News of the Weird: Wait, what?
How does a car from a 1980s action-adventure TV series end up with a speeding ticket in Chicago in 2026?
Termination Fee: 101
Real estate contracts of sale have included a Due Diligence contingency, and a Termination Fee, for four years now. Yet the Termination Fee still generates a lot of confusion for buyers and agents.