Funding is from Greenville Pro Soccer LLC, Mauldin, the state, and Hughes Investments. | Rendering via Greenville Pro Soccer LLC
We’re seeing new designs for the Greenville Triumph + Liberty Soccer Clubs’ new hometurf.
The 6,300-seat stadium is a development agreement with Hughes Investments at BridgeWay Station. It will be the permanent home for both soccer clubs and serve as a hub for community events like concerts, festivals, and youth sports.
The design mirrors Bridgeway Station’s Italian-inspired columns and arches. | Rendering via Bridgeway Station
The organizations broke ground on Triumph Stadium at BridgeWay Station on Wednesday, March 12. After months of grading and site work, construction is now going vertical.
Owners and investors, including Ronaldinho, celebrated the groundbreaking in March.
Photo by GVLtoday
The stadium is expected to host its first matches in 2026 — in time for the FIFA World Cup 26 coming to North America — and is poised to enhance Greenville’s efforts to become a sports tourism destination.
Jump-start your career straight out of high school
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Greenville Technical College has a wide range of programs to help you stand out in today’s job market. | Photo provided by Greenville Technical College
Did you know? Even if you’re not going to college right away, you still have plenty of options.
Quick Jobs with a Future at Greenville Technical College offers short-term training programs for those just finishing high school or working adults looking to switch careers. You can learn in-demand skills and start earning — without spending years in school.
Most of these continuing education courses can be completed in 90 days (or less), and classes are flexible — students can attend during the day, in the evening, or online. Plus, financial assistance may also be available to help cover costs.
Ready to get started? Recent high school grads are invited to attend the Quick Jobs Open House on Tuesday, Sept. 30, at 1 p.m. to explore programs, ask questions, and enroll in upcoming courses.
Greenville City Council gave initial approval to accept $77,000 in extra donations for Brooks’ Playground in Cleveland Park. The $3.9 million inclusive playground broke ground last fall and is set to open on Tuesday, Sept. 30 with accessible equipment, new shelters, restrooms, parking, and other park upgrades. (Greenville Journal)
Tech
Following another council vote, Lumos Fiber got initial approval to install high-speed fiber optic service citywide. The company has pledged $100 million to expand 775+ miles of network in Greenville County, aiming to connect 100,000 homes in the next 2–3 years. (Greenville News)
Opening
House of Ford, a shop from interior designer Kelly Ford, opens Friday, Oct. 24 across the street from Rush Wilson Limited. The store blends retail and gathering space, offering curated home goods, gifts, and hosting essentials — plus coffee and pastries — all styled with Ford’s signature design touch. (Upstate Business Journal)
Announced
SCDOT will host a drop-in meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 7 from 5 to 7 p.m. at Holland Park Church to share details on repairs to the East Butler Road bridge over I-385. Representatives will answer questions, with public comments about the project accepted through Tuesday, Oct. 21. (Greenville Journal)
Coming Soon
Birch Leaf Gardens, a membership-based gardening club, is planned for 15 acres in Piedmont. The site will offer 100 planter beds, trails, a greenhouse, orchard, and vineyard. Rezoning is underway, with hopes to open next year. (The Post and Courier Greenville)
Gallery
Did you Party in the Park? TOWN Magazine’s gallery is here, highlighting the kickoff to euphoria festivities at Fluor Field.
Number
$30,000. That’s the record-breaking total raised at this year’s Ronald McDonald House Charities Plane Pull at the Greenville Downtown Airport. In total, 20 teams competed, with the Heavy Metal Movers taking first and the Swamp Rabbits in second. See the photo gallery. (Greenville Journal)
Seasonal
With autumn comes crowd-favorite fall festivals + so much live music (we’re ready to jam out at Fall for Greenville). Luckily, these hearing aids are the world’s first with multi-stream processing, designed to help you engage in conversations effortlessly (even in noisy environments).*
Network
Meet Andrea Koppelmann, Director of Client Relations at LPL Financial. You’ll often find her in Endeavor Greenville’s bright coworking spaces downtown — connecting with other professionals and finding the focus she needs. See why she loves being part of this community.*
Eat
Cold and flu season calls for a warm bowl of chicken noodle soup. Tender chicken, hearty veggies, and soothing broth make this comfort classic the ultimate pick-me-up.*
Shop
Celebrate the start of the season at AutumnFest at the Market, a free event happening Friday, Sept. 26 + Saturday, Sept. 27, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Greenville State Farmers Market. Shop an amazing selection of fall plants, flowers, and decor — plus fresh, local Certified SC produce.*
If you can’t make the celebration, don’t get in a pinch. Lobster rolls are a staple on the Jones menu — served Maine (chilled with mayo) or Connecticut (warm with butter) style — every day.
The fun doesn’t have to end here. After reading the newsletter, head over to our games page. Games refresh with new challenges every day at 6 a.m. from crossword puzzle to Sudoku to themed word search.
