Spinks Family Foundation donates $10K to SC Governor’s School
The grant will create scholarships for rising sixth through 10th graders attending the school’s 2025 GoSciTech Summer Camps.
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Streetscape project begins along Mohawk Drive, Chicks Springs Road in Greenville
The city of Greenville started construction on a new capital improvement project Jan. 6.
Pretty Place chapel reopens following Hurricane Helene repairs
The open-air chapel has been closed since late September 2024 after the storm ripped off part of the structure’s roof.
American Legion building in downtown Greenville may be demolished in 2025
In November, American Legion Post 3 members voted to sell the property to the developer.
The Debutante Club of Greenville held Its 68th Annual Ball at the Poinsett Club on Dec. 28
The Debutante Club of Greenville presented 11 young women at its 68th Annual Ball.
Two affordable housing updates go before Greenville Planning Commission
Here's a preview the city of Greenville Planning Commission meeting on Jan. 7.
AnMed announces partnership with Elite Integrated Therapy Centers
The new partnership – under the name AnMed Integrated Therapy – was launched on Jan. 2.
Greenville to hold public meetings for development code updates
The public is invited to review and provide feedback on the proposed changes to the code during two drop-in style meetings.
The Motley Fool: The best time to start
To educate, amuse and enrich.
Laurens Road affordable housing project moves forward: Greenville Planning Commission notes
Here’s a recap of the city of Greenville Planning Commission meeting on Jan. 7. Approved: Laurens Road development modification McMillan Pazdan Smith brought an application for a planned development modification at…
Greenville couple celebrates 80th wedding anniversary
Bob and Ann Cochran, now 97 and 96 years old, tell their connubial success story like nobody else can.
Funding approved for 65-acre Paris Mountain State Park expansion
The Greenville County Historic and Natural Resources Trust board approved $500,000 toward the purchase of two parcels during the board’s Dec. 16 meeting.
News of the Weird: Grinch
Ten- and 11-year-old students at Lee-on-the-Solent school in Hampshire, England, were traumatized in mid-December after Rev. Paul Chamberlain visited to conduct a religious education class, The Guardian reported.
Glimpses of Greenville: Col. Crittenden’s home
This house was on the northeast corner of West Broad and Laurens streets.
2024 rewind: Cities and towns
In several Greenville County municipalities, 2024 saw completion of multiyear projects, large development project announcements and new leadership.