Duke Energy anticipates significant increase in power demand in coming years
Duke expects demand to reach an additional 35,000 gigawatt-hours.
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Greenville area youth leadership programs build critical life skills
“I don’t think I would be the person I am or the way that I’ve developed if it hadn’t been for this program,” Annika Krovi says.
Greenville’s watersheds a testament to decades of careful planning, conservation efforts
While the water supply is the obvious focal point of the watersheds, the protection of the surrounding landscape is vital to protecting the reservoirs.
Wade Hampton may get fewer lanes, green medians. Greenville wants input from residents.
Greenville is hosting a public meeting on Tuesday, June 20 to help shape the future design of the Wade Hampton Boulevard corridor.
Rural Gowensville residents aim for AG zoning protections for scenic corner of county
Preserve Gowensville’s next informational meeting will be at 6 p.m. June 19.
Profile: Anna Castro Spratt, city of Greenville Youth Poet Laureate
Spratt will work alongside Glenis Redmond, the city’s poet laureate, to promote literacy and literature within the community.
Photos: Upstate Warrior Solution opens Rupert Huse Veteran Center
The 40,000-square-foot facility at 770 Pelham Road will serve as a hub for veterans, first responders and their families.
City receives public input on Laurens Road trail spurs
The three proposed trail spurs would connect the trail to the Nicholtown, Gower and Verdae neighborhoods.
Greenville Music Preservation debuts mobile music history exhibit
The six-panel exhibit, tells the story of some of the key figures in Greenville’s blues, rock ’n’ roll, jazz, gospel, folk, country and soul music history.