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With the news that “Top Chef” is bringing season 23 to Greenville, there’s high interest in tasting the cheftestants’ creations during the challenges and events, but the process is cloaked in secrecy + bound by non-disclosure agreements.
Greenville’s skate scene has rolled through decades of DIY grit, community advocacy, and near-misses. As a new wheelsports park finally gains momentum, we’re looking back at the turning points, shuttered parks, and local legends that helped pave the way for the city’s long-awaited concrete playground.
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Dr. Larry Miller was recently appointed as Greenville Tech’s third president — and he’s no stranger to campus.
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AFL associates raised $1.1 million during their annual giving campaign focused on relieving childhood hunger.
The $14 million development will bring food, drinks, shopping, and events along the trail near Travelers Rest.
The iconic hot air balloon festival attracted hundreds of thousands of spectators over the years for an Independence Day Celebration.
It’s halftime, folks. What will the next six months look like for you?
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Make a meaningful impact in your community by volunteering with Meals on Wheels of Greenville.
We cover Greenville’s changing landscape every single day, but we also love to look back. We used Google Street View to remember how some of Greenville’s most prominent landmarks looked almost 20 years ago.

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It was almost exactly 28 years ago when Greenvillians said goodbye to the historic Greenville Memorial Auditorium.
Cue the Noah Kahan playlist — we’re heading to New England.
Dough not worry, the fan-favorite Greenville holiday tradition — The Greenville Gingerbread Exhibit — is back.
Make your voice heard, nominate your favorite local biz and they could win GVLtoday’s Best Competition.
A new Wind Phone now offers visitors a quiet space in Conestee’s Rock Garden to share unspoken words with lost loved ones.
Greenville’s civic and business leaders are traveling to Boise, Idaho, for a multiday Intercommunity Leadership Visit — exploring how one of America’s top-ranked cities is tackling growth, innovation, and quality of life. We’re taking you along.
Once a 1929 synagogue, now a downtown retreat — 307 Townes Street blends history, craftsmanship, and modern luxury. From a dome-crowned primary suite to a garden oasis with a heated pool, this landmark home is on the market.
VisitGreenvilleSC shared new tourism figures, including tax relief it brings residents in and around Greenville.
Here’s how you can turn your old photos and records into a piece of Greenville history.