Pickleball Palooza event in Mauldin to benefit Ronald McDonald House
Pickle Yard will host the inaugural Pickleball Palooza tournament to raise support for Ronald McDonald House on July 10.
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Tri-County Technical College approves $71.6M budget, 3.6% tuition increase
The Tri-County Technical College Commission recently approved a $71.6 million operating budget for fiscal year 2027.
GE Vernova Park hosting US vs. Türkiye World Cup watch party
Admission is free. Gates open at 9 p.m., an hour before kickoff. Attendees have the choice of sitting on the pitch or in the stands.
Featured home: Acadia home in Piedmont
Experience exceptional luxury in this custom Arthur Rutenberg home, perfectly positioned on a rare double lot in Acadia.
Featured home: Montebello
Nestled in the prestigious gated community of Montebello at the base of Paris Mountain, this Mediterranean-style villa blends timeless architecture with refined modern living. Designed for entertaining, the...
Bob Jones University kinesiology program earns accreditation
Bob Jones University’s kinesiology program earned accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs.
Greenville Humane Society opens expanded facility on Airport Road
The new building includes a spay and neuter center and a multipurpose pavilion and is located across the street from the existing campus at 305 Airport Road.
News of the Weird: That’s one way to do it
One Australian couple's wedding reception had it all: speeches, cake ... tug-of-war, a potato-sack race. You know, the usual.
Spoonbill Gallery to host ‘Vacation State of Mind’ exhibition
The exhibition, which features works by painter Annie Flynn, will be at 1292 Pendleton St. through Aug. 1.
Statue of Revolutionary War heroine Dicey Langston unveiled in Travelers Rest
A statue commemorating Revolutionary War hero Dicey Langston was unveiled in Travelers Rest June 26.
Metropolitan Arts Council awards scholarships to six Greenville County art students
The Metropolitan Arts Council awards scholarships to six Greenville County students who are pursuing an undergraduate degree in visual arts.
Steep Vardry Street railroad crossing among upcoming downtown Greenville road projects
The steep Vardry Street railroad crossing and two high-traffic corridors in Greenville will undergo safety improvements in the coming years.
Greenville Tech Foundation names Gina Blohm as new executive director
The Greenville Tech Foundation has hired Gina Blohm as its new executive director following a nationwide search.
Juneteenth Soul Food Festival returns to Fountain Inn
The celebration is June 19 from 3 to 9 p.m. in downtown Fountain Inn. It stretches along Main Street, Depot Street, and on the Depot Stage.
Church Street bridge reopens in downtown Greenville
The South Carolina Department of Transportation has officially reopened the Church Street bridge in downtown Greenville.
Greenville Technical College Joins National Network, Unlocks Opportunities
Greenville Technical College has joined a national network that aligns perfectly with its longstanding history of student success and workforce development.
Country star, Piedmont native Ashland Craft plays Doc’s Tavern: Upstate Beat
Country music star Ashland Craft is used to playing for lots of people. She spent a good portion of 2025 on the road with red-hot hitmaker Cody Johnson, playing at enormo-dome spots like Summit Park Arena in...
Annual patriotic concert at Furman unites more than 200 musicians
For many Upstate families, summer at Furman University means lawn chairs, picnic blankets and patriotic music drifting across the lake.
Featured home: 116 W Augusta Place in Greenville
Luxury, location, and lifestyle converge at 116B W Augusta Place. Built in 2019 and perfectly positioned just moments from Augusta Road and Downtown Greenville, this custom-designed home offers contemporary...
Cocktail-inspired coffees at Camino: Weekly Dish
No two ways about it: You mix a sommelier with an espresso machine and you get the most unique coffees around.
Downtown Greenville’s Ristorante Bergamo relocating after 40 years
For the last 40 years, Ristorante Bergamo has been a staple of the downtown landscape. After September 2026, it will move to the West End.
A Vietnamese addition to Main Street, and a celebration of Black-owned eateries: Weekly Dish
Can Tho Bistro nears opening downtown, plus Juneteenth dining highlights, a James Beard win, Stone Cottage hiring, and Sum Bar lunch.
Greenville OKs development agreement for Falls Park Conference District: City Council notes
Falls Park Conference District will also include a high-end hotel by Auro Hotels, new United Community offices and multi-family residences.
Homes of Hope to host graduation for workforce development program
Homes of Hope will host a graduation celebration for its Men’s Workforce Development program on Thursday, June 25.