Phase One

Phase Two

• Resurfacing
• Changing the Old Augusta Road + Riverside Drive Intersection to include a southbound right-turn lane along Augusta Street
• Changing the Mauldin Road intersection by eliminating the merge

• Reducing lanes in the northbound direction to add left-turn-only lanes in both directions
• Undergrounding of utilities between Cateechee Avenue and Faris Road

Meeting info

• An update on phase two
• A presentation about how public input has shaped the project
• A question-and-answer session
• Next steps
• Opportunities to talk with city staff at information stations

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• Oscar Shorts | Friday, Feb. 23-Sunday, Feb. 25 | Times vary | Peace Center, 300 S. Main St., Greenville | $12 | These miniature movies depict the best of animated, live-action, and documentary short films from the past year.
• “Pinkalicious: The Musical” | Friday, Feb. 23-Sunday, March 10 | Times vary | South Carolina Children’s Theatre, 153 Augusta St., Greenville | $22 | Join Pinkalicious on a colorful adventure that’s perfect for ages four and up.

• Cookies & Brews: A Girl Scout Cookie Pairing | Saturday, Feb. 24 | 12-4 p.m. | Grateful Brew, 501 S. Pleasantburg Dr., Greenville | Free entry | Enjoy six Girl Scout cookie pairing options for both coffee and beer + purchase your cookies from a local troop.
• A Taste of Gullah Geechee | Saturday, Feb. 24 | 4-7 p.m. | The EGP Event Venue, 421 N. Main St., Ste. A, Simpsonville | $40 | Experience the flavors of Gullah Geechee culture prepared by Chanel’s Gullah Cuisine, live music, Gullah storytelling by The Island Gal, and a sweetgrass basket demonstration by Jennifaye Singleton.

• Succulent Wine Bottle Planter Workshop | Sunday, Feb. 25 | 2-4 p.m. | Elevation 966 Winery, 301 Airport Rd., Ste. H, Greenville | $40 | Hooarte is at the winery with another up-cycling glass craft, a succulent wine bottle planter.
• Herring Chamber Ensemble Winter Concert | Sunday, Feb. 25 | 3-4:30 p.m. | Furman University Daniel Chapel, 3300 Poinsett Hwy., Greenville | $20-$40 | From Bach to Billy Joel to Greenville local composers Mark Kilstofte + Dan Forrest, enjoy an afternoon of music.

• Greenville County leaders are considering a referendum asking voters to approve a 1% sales tax increase to support road repairs. The county says ~60% of all roads are in “poor or fair condition” and will cost $2 billion to fix. If approved, the question would be on your ballot in November. (The Post and Courier Greenville)

• We have some a-glaze-ing news. Scout’s Doughnuts will open a second location in April inside the Run In Anderson store at 120 E. Earle St. Owners JP and Ryland Rainsford say they can’t wait to serve more customers across the Upstate.

• Pizza food truck Street Pizza will open a second location upstairs at Cartwright Food Hall in April. The spot serves a pie similar to New York Style and is known for its dessert pizzas. If you’re a fan of the truck, don’t worry, it’s not going anywhere. (Upstate Business Journal)

• Stop and smell the roses. Sweet June Floral Co. will celebrate its grand opening tonight, Feb. 23, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m at 3006 Augusta St. The flower shop hosts workshops, sells arrangements, and offers rentals for events.

• In honor of Black History Month, our friends at Off the Grid Greenville updated their list of Black-owned restaurants in and around our city. From old favorites to new spots we’re adding to our own lists, this is a must-bookmark resource for Greenville foodies.

• Patterson Kitchen + Bar at Hotel Hartness will serve a leap year-inspired dinner on Thursday, Feb. 29 with dishes like frog’s legs and braised rabbit. Courses will be served alongside bespoke cocktails. Leap to your phone and call (864) 509-6484 to make a reservation.

• Speaking of Hotel Hartness, The Cigar Stream — a mobile cigar lounge — will pop up outside Patterson on select Thursdays through the end of 2024. Hotel Hartness’ mobile bar, made from a vintage 1975 Citroen van, will also be on hand to serve cocktails. The next pop up is Thursday, March 21. Follow for future dates.

• Tickets are on sale for Greenville Fashion Week 2024, themed “Fashion in Bloom.” From Tuesday, April 2 to Saturday, April 6, this event features runway shows, designer competitions, and Greenville’s Most Fashionable Party. Get tickets.

• It’s play time. The multi-sports simulator is now open at Group Therapy Pub & Playground, located in Camperdown. Hit home runs, score penalty kicks, or take a swing on the golf course from a 14-foot screen. Book your timeslot.

• Oscar and Tony-nominated actress Danielle Brooks, who is from Simpsonville and attended the SC Governors School of Arts and Humanities, appeared on Jesse Tyler Ferguson’s podcast “Dinner’s On Me” to discuss her career including “Orange is the New Black” and “The Color Purple.”

• The next time you’re sipping a brew at The People’s Tap, new food items are available for delivery. Limoncello is now delivering to the taproom, along with Papi’s Tacos.

• In case you miss this weekend’s pairings at Grateful Brew, on Wednesday, March 6 at 5:30 p.m., The Community Tap in Travelers Rest will curate a beer flight to pair with your favorite Girl Scout Cookies, plus you’ll be able to shop from a local troop on site.

• Stax Omega Diner landed on AAA’s list of the top three best diners in SC. The site shouted out the pastry case with treats like the maple butter pecan and the paradise piña colada + Mediterranean dishes like gyro platters, chicken souvlaki, spanakopita, and Greek salad.

• These four credit cards offer 0% intro APR for up to 18 months — meaning that when life piles up (unexpected tax payments, medical appointments, picking up the bill for the whole table at Halls...) — you could have almost two years to avoid interest charges.*

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