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Editor’s Pick
Hundreds of closets, one pop-up
It’s the thrill of the thrift. | Photo by GVLtoday
This pop-up consignment shop gives you the opportunity to shop hundreds of closets for 50-80% off retail.
I found a Tuckernuck dress (new with tags), a pair of Sam Edelman sandals (that look brand new), and a few other miscellaneous pieces ranging from $6 to $30.
Shop today and tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Years in the making, a makeover of Wade Hampton Boulevard is set to begin this year. SCDOT and the City of Greenville will work to transform the seven-lane corridor between Greenville and Greer into a safer, more pedestrian- and bike-friendly boulevard. (The Post and Courier Greenville)
Civic
Simpsonville City Council approved a long-term contract with Opry Entertainment Group to manage CCNB Amphitheatre at Heritage Park through 2036, including plans for the company to invest $6 million in capital improvements over the next five years. (Greenville Journal)
List
White Wine & Butter landed on USA TODAY’s 2026 Restaurants of the Year list, praised for its Front Porch Fried Chicken and Cajun-inspired menu blending Southern, French, and East Coast flavors.
Real Estate
Completely remodeled in 2024, this light-filled Nicholtown home blends modern upgrades with original charm. Highlights include smart-home features, flexible living spaces, EV-ready garage, and a private half-acre yard — minutes from downtown and a two-minute bike ride to the Swamp Rabbit Trail.
Closing
Greer’s Cartwright Food Hall announced that three restaurants — Between the Buns, Nay Min Asian Cuisine, and Trade Street Taproom and Pizzeria — will permanently close on Feb. 28. Momo’s Sushi & More will remain open. (Upstate Business Journal)
Biz
Next week, we’re excited to launch BizBrief, a new local, weekly business-focused newsletter from GVLtoday. We’ll keep you up-to-date on all the latest developments, trends, and opportunities + pro tips and insights from Greenville’s top movers and shakers. Look for it in your inbox starting Monday, Feb. 16 + feel free to forward to a friend.
Edu
Greenville Technical College will upgrade its dental hygiene program with new, state-of-the-art equipment thanks to a grant from the BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina Foundation. The investment supports growing enrollment, hands-on student training, and expanded care for patients at the Barton Campus clinic. (Greenville Journal)
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You know I love to daydream over here, and someone recently shared an Instagram account with me that’s doing just that. Greenville Threads is “unraveling the urban fabric in Greenville,” and it caught my attention by reimagining nooks and crannies in our city.
It reminded me of Freak Alley on my trip to Boise with Greenville leaders last fall — an ever-changing gallery for artists, tucked behind restaurants and businesses.
Is there an underutilized spot in Greenville you think could use a glow-up? What would you do there? Reply to this email and let me know.
In the name of self-care, treat yourself to a little early Valentine’s Day gift. We think you’ll love these five picks, ordered by price.
💸 Under $15: This viral collagen face mask hydrates, evens skin tone, and improves elasticity.
💸 Under $30: A top-rated plush robe that makes every day feel like a spa day.
💸 Under $50: Moroccanoil’s hydrating hair mask leaves hair feeling noticeably softer + hydrated.
💸 Under $75: This pair of freshwater pearl earrings are perfect for every occasion.
💸 Under $150: A cozy cardigan by Barefoot Dreams that’s crafted from the brand’s famously soft yarn.
Have you been keeping up with your hot dog punch card at Lefty’s? I’ll definitely be stopping by for the Windy City Whopper. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a Chicago dog that gorgeous in the South, and I’m excited to see if it tastes as good as it looks.
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