Gissing North America, a leading manufacturer of acoustic systems for the automotive industry, has announced plans to establish operations in Greenville County, South Carolina.
Join Roper Mountain Science Center for a night under the stars in the Hooper Planetarium with a 360° full immersion dome, 4K projection, state-of-the-art lighting, dynamic surround sound, and more!
Greenville restaurants continue to need your support during the COVID-19 pandemic. Whether you order takeout, delivery, or dine in, local restaurants are open and ready to serve you.
The City of Greenville will host a drop-in style meeting on Tuesday, June 22, from 5:00 pm to 6:30 pm at Fluor Field for residents and business owners to view and comment on the draft West End Small Area Plan.
New evidence that an ancient river system flowed from Canada’s western mountain ranges to the Labrador Sea is raising questions about the impact it may have had on Earth’s climate millions of years ago and could provide clues to what the future climate might be like.
With recently announced federal emissions-reduction targets, a push for national power-sector decarbonization, and plummeting wind and solar costs, the United States is poised to deploy major amounts of renewables, and fast.
The Greenville Drive returned to Fluor Field on Tuesday, June 15, to take on the Hickory Crawdads, the High-A affiliate of the Texas Rangers, for six straight games of fun entertainment.
The Greenville-Spartanburg Airport District has announced several changes impacting the location and availability of parking at Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport.
The Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service have unveiled an online Non-filer Sign-up tool designed to help eligible families who don’t normally file tax returns register for the monthly Advance Child Tax Credit payments.
Greenville City Council unanimously approved a nearly $144 million General Fund budget for fiscal year 2022.
Live music returns to downtown Greenville with Greenville Heritage Sound Check presented by Pepsi Zero Sugar. The socially distanced concert series will be held in the Peace Center Amphitheatre on Wednesdays from 6 pm to 9 pm through September 29.
The city of Greenville is situated on land that was once Cherokee hunting ground. Around 1770, Richard Pearis, an Indian trader from Virginia who was living with a chief’s daughter, received about 100,000 acres of hunting lands from the Cherokees.
