Greenville City Council unanimously decide Monday to buy the former home of the Greenville Cultural Exchange Center, the city’s only African American history museum when it opened in 1987.
The city is expected to pay $850,000 for the property at 700 Arlington Ave.
Thousands of veterans’ gravesites across the state could go without wreaths this holiday season unless more donations come in, Wreaths Across America organizers say.
The City of Westminster has been awarded a $100,000 Big Idea Grant through the Municipal Association of South Carolina’s IMPACT Fund to support the City’s Bartram Native Plant Lab initiative.
Miracle Hill Ministries says its severe weather shelters are opening as colder temperatures move into the area. A First Alert Weather Day has been issued for Saturday.
A Greenville County Council committee is scheduled to discuss proposed regulations for short-term rentals as county leaders report an increase in rental activity and concerns from neighbors.
FOX Carolina’s Angel Tree benefitting The Salvation Army returns with more than 40 toy drop-off sites across the Upstate through a partnership with Ingles and Fanning’s Appliances.
An 11-year-old girl is sharing her story for the first time after surviving a deadly house fire in Easley, crediting lessons she learned during school fire safety demonstrations for saving her life.
An annual charity golf tournament in Greenville County is working to raise both money and awareness for families navigating the adoption process during National Adoption Month.
Greenville is growing, and that growth is putting more demands on the city’s infrastructure. On Thursday, the Planning Commission considered two proposals to annex and rezone properties along Easley Bridge Road, also known as Highway 123, one of the city’s busiest corridors.
The Greenville County Sheriff’s Office announced its Safe Outcomes program, designed to help deputies and other first responders recognize when a vehicle or house may have an occupant living with autism.
Community leaders are breaking ground Thursday on a new affordable housing development in Greenville’s historic Sterling neighborhood, carrying forward a legacy of local resilience and Black entrepreneurship.
A reporting tool launched earlier this year is helping Simpsonville residents resolve neighborhood damage caused by fiber optic installation companies, according to city officials.
Three proposed data center projects in Spartanburg County are one step closer to approval, despite pushback from residents during a special called county council meeting Tuesday.
Clemson University is mourning the death of alumnus Wilbur O. “Billy” Powers, a philanthropist and namesake of the university’s business school. He was 90 years old.
Monday marks the raising of a Christmas tree in the Banquet Hall, a tradition that has happened every year since 1895, when George Vanderbilt moved in.
Westminster is one of several Upstate cities to offer a sales tax referendum on its Nov. 3 ballot, nearly a year after public funds went missing in a cyberattack that compromised portions of the city’s IT systems.
The Greenville County Sheriff’s Office is asking for additional victims to come forward after a series of late-night burglaries targeting women home alone.
The city of Clemson is offering three free downtown parking permit programs aimed at helping senior residents, funeral attendees and employees who work overnight shifts.
The MICHELIN Guide revealed its second annual restaurant selection for the 2026 MICHELIN Guide American South at a ceremony in Tennessee on Wednesday night.
