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Top Clicks: Here’s what you loved in GVLtoday last month

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Swamp Rabbit Trail growth is always on the mind. | Photo by The City of Greenville

Did you know we keep tabs on what you engage with the most to make sure our newsletter is always packed with what you want to see? This article features what you loved most last month.

In addition to tracking clicks — we read all your emails. Let us know what you want us to cover in August.

July

Top City Guide

You want the fun without the funds because our list of free activities was your favorite.

Runner up: Farmers markets around Greenville

Top Article

As the City of Greenville plans to expand the Swamp Rabbit Trail through North Main, we looked back at the original master plan that brought the Swamp Rabbit Trail to life.

Runner up: Try these recipes with your SC peaches

Top News Note

The spotted lanternfly — an invasive pest — has been spotted in Greenville for the first time. Here’s what to look for.

Runner up: The Black Sheep, promising an “innovative approach” to Mediterranean cuisine, is accepting reservations starting Tuesday, Aug. 12. Sneak a peek at the menu of the restaurant taking over the corner of North Main and Stone (in the former Two Chefs location).

Top Mansion Monday

This Paris Mountain estate on Altamont Road with six bedrooms + seven bathrooms pairs rustic sophistication with big, breathtaking views.

Runner up: This 5,100-sqft Hartness home is one of Greenville’s “most technologically advanced,” blending timeless style with cutting-edge features like smart showers, folding doors, and a gourmet kitchen.

Top Post of the Day

Runner up: Fourth of July

Top Asked

Should “Meet Me on Main” stick around? The pilot program tested closing Main Street to cars on the weekends.

Runner up: What is the largest peach grower in SC?

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Our inaugural peach week was sweet as a peach. | Photo by GVLtoday

What were my favorite pieces to write this month?

  • Ironically, our top hits from June (see below) featured some of the most-clicked links of the month, so I’ll assume you like this new series.
  • Freedom Weekend Aloft — I love any opportunity to tell a story through the voice of our readers. It was fun sharing your memories from this event from the past.
  • Meet the Peach Avengers — Visiting Clemson University’s Musser Research Farm was one of the coolest experiences I’ve had in my 3.5 years of this job.

June

Top City Guide

Our list of 30+ upcoming concerts hit all the right notes to help you snag tickets before they’re gone.

Runner up: Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport City Guide

Top Article

Our roundup of Fourth of July parades, concerts, pool parties, and fireworks shows was your most-clicked.

Runner up: The Westin-Poinsett celebrates 100 years

Top News Note

Did your favorite restaurant make it on Eater’s list of the 12 best spots for lunch?

Runner up: CBS Evening News featured the story of Fluor Field and its impact on downtown’s revitalization.

Top Mansion Monday

You couldn’t resist clicking on Crescent Grove — a hidden Alta Vista gem on nearly an acre with 8,000+ sqft, a resort-style pool, and walkability to Downtown Greenville.

Runner up: This historic Earle Street home blends timeless touches — hello, reclaimed doors — with luxe upgrades like a quartzite kitchen, guest apartment, and double laundries.

Top Post of the Day

Runner up: The SC Sunflower Festival

Top Asked

How many production facilities does Michelin North America, Inc. have in SC? Take your guess.

Runner up: How much did the Westin-Poinsett Hotel weigh when it first opened in 1925? Spoiler: A lot.

Top Buy

From The Buy, our shopping and deals team

These No. 1 best-selling bracelets keep mosquitos away just by wearing them around your wrist or ankle — they’re DEET-free, use essential oils, and fit both kids and adults.

Runner up: This electric bikini trimmer has stainless steel ceramic blades that provide a smooth shave free of nicks, razor burn, and ingrown hairs. Bonus: It’s waterproof + boasts up to five hours of battery life.

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Can you spot me in this photo of Leadership Greenville Class 51? | Photo by the Greenville Chamber

What were my favorite pieces to write this month?

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