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Editor’s Pick
Honoring Black History Month
You can also pick up a brochure at City Hall. | Photo by GVLtoday + map by the City of Greenville
Have you ever taken the City of Greenville’s Black History self-guided tour? The route highlights sites across downtown and surrounding neighborhoods — from the Willie Earle Historic Marker to Sterling High School, Springfield Baptist Church, and the Phillis Wheatley Community Center.
Along the way, you’ll uncover stories of resilience, activism, education, music, and community leadership that helped shape the city we know today.
Scan the interactive map, lace up your walking shoes, and experience Greenville on this self-guided tour.
Asked
Asked
Which Civil Rights leader is from Greenville?
A. Martin Luther King, Jr. B. Jesse Jackson C. John Lewis D. Thurgood Marshall
The Hudson Street Bridge near Unity Park reopened on Friday, Feb. 13, after months of repairs following damage from Hurricane Helene. The rebuilt bridge — designed to better withstand flooding — restores a key link between Southernside, Unity Park, and A.J. Whittenberg Elementary.
Coming Soon
Papi’s Tacos on Augusta is rebranding as Papi’s Kitchen, bringing a whole new upscale vibe and a new menu. We’ll give you a sneak peek of the space soon, but in the meantime — our friend @healthyishdani (one of GVLtoday’s Best) has a preview of the new menu.
Ms. Knowitall
Revival Butchery is beefing up in The Village — expanding its footprint to grow its offerings and carve out more production space. The local shop plans to meat demand head-on, slicing into a larger space to serve up even more of its house-made favorites.
Announced
Coffee Coffee announced it will close for now after five years in Greenville. Owner Jeremiah thanked guests, staff, and local partners, teasing that a new coffee concept is already brewing.
Closing
Greer’s Cartwright Food Hall will close at the end of the month, according to a social media post on Friday. The hall thanked the community for its support over the past two years. Momos Sushi and More will continue operating independently.
Shop
New stores are stepping into Haywood Mall: Clarks brings its classic Desert Boots and Wallabees, Rowan offers nurse-led ear piercings, and Miss A delivers budget-friendly beauty finds. (FOX Carolina)
Mansion Monday
Juliet balcony charm meets walkable Hartness living at this 3,600-sqft home. Stroll to Chestnut Coffee House, Cork Beauty Bar, and dinner at the one5, The Captain, or Patterson Kitchen + Bar. Four en suite bedrooms, a chef’s kitchen, a courtyard porch, and parking for everyone (plus your golf carts).
Real Estate
Looking for something at a lower price point? This like-new Nicholtown home boasts three beds plus a flex space, 2.5 baths, and is only a few streets away from a Swamp Rabbit Trail entrance. Enjoy a modern kitchen with an oversized island, blackout blinds on every bedroom window, and a covered porch — which you know we love.
Olympics
Are you tracking the medal race in Italy as the Olympics continue? We are, and we’re also getting ready to learn to curl this week. Find out how you can learn the sports you’re watching on TV right here in Greenville.
Sports
Promos are here,and they’re a home run. From giveaways to Friday Night Fireworks and everything in between, explore the fun happening at Greenville Drive Games this season. Opening day is Thursday, April 2.
Community
Storm drains don’t filter water — everything that enters them flows straight into the Reedy River. Litter, oil, and pollutants harm water quality and local ecosystems. Keeping storm drains clean helps protect Greenville County’s waterways. Learn more.*
Health
Your heart may be sending signals you didn’t expect. Understanding your risk factors and recognizing less obvious symptoms can make a life-saving difference. Take Prisma Health’s free, fast Heart Health Assessment to learn your heart age.*
Edu
SouthState Bank’s Virtual Infoship has limited spots still available. The 10-week immersive program is designed to provide foundational knowledge of banking, career insight, and professional mentorship to students, early-career professionals, and curious learners. Register by Wednesday, March 4.*
Learn
Garden design, color theory, calligraphy, portrait photography, embroidery. These are just a handful of the expert-led, creative classes available on Skillshare, an online learning community recognized by The New York Times and Forbes. Start a one month free trial + dive into new skills.*
Job
POV: You’re in a bind trying to fill an important role for your local biz. We can help. Post your opening on our Job Board and get connected to top local talent.
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💼 Your BizBrief download
BizBrief is your weekly, business-focused companion to the daily newsletter. | Graphic by 6AM City
Hi there — I’m Cat, Senior Managing Editor of BizBrief, GVLtoday’s new weekly newsletter built to highlight our local business community.
BizBrief is your download on the local business landscape, delivering concise recaps — from news and podcasts to events, thought leadership, jobs, and company updates — all in one scroll-worthy newsletter to start your week informed, not overwhelmed.
Think of BizBrief as GVLtoday’s business-focused companion — zooming in on the stories, opportunities, and conversations shaping the local business community.
A little about me: I started at 6AM City, GVLtoday’s parent company, as a City Editor over four years ago, became a Managing Editor overseeing six markets (including GVLtoday), and now I’m excited to bring that experience back to community content as the Senior Managing Editor of BizBrief.
We want BizBrief to highlight what matters most to you. Got a local business story, podcast, or company update worth sharing? Send it our way or fill out this short survey — your ideas can help guide our coverage.
The Buy
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I recently stumbled upon an Art-o-mat, or an old cigarette machine converted to sell art, at Exchange Coffee Co. in Simpsonville. I was curious about it, and found an article from TOWN magazine highlighting seven in SC. The one I found just happens to be the only one in Greenville County.
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