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Event Spotlight
🏀 It’s tournament time
Don’t forget to snap your pic with the giant basketball downtown. | Photo by VisitGreenvilleSC
See what life could be like in Sunrise in Pendleton — tour homes, enjoy a few surprises, and imagine your next chapter this weekend. | Photos provided by Empire Homes
Harry Connick Jr. and the Peace Center go together like a wink and a smile. The Grammy and Emmy-winning singer returns July 7. Tickets go on sale this Friday, March 6, at 10 a.m.
Civic
Greenville County Council is moving forward with a $500,000 performance audit focused on the Sheriff’s Office and EMS. The county approved a Request for Proposal last month to hire a third-party firm. (The Post and Courier Greenville)
Biz
A new energy innovation initiative aims to turn advanced energy ideas into startups right here in Greenville. The Entrepreneurship and Innovation Exchange will connect entrepreneurs with funding, expertise, and test sites, starting with a NextGEN-led accelerator focused on launching advanced energy startups. (Upstate Business Journal)
Fun Fact
Did you know we have a weekly newsletter dedicated to business headlines just like this one? Meet BizBrief and catch up on the latest edition.
Real Estate
Don’t let the address hold you back from this listing, because it can roll anywhere. This tiny home on wheels features a storage loft above the bathroom that fits a twin bed, a master loft above the kitchen that fits a queen bed, and modern finishes that make this small space feel fresh and homey.
Number
8. That’s how many Greenville projects earned recognition as SCBIZ News Top Projects for 2026. The annual awards honor standout construction projects across SC for design, innovation, and community impact. See which ones made the list.
Grammy-winning duo Larkin Poe brings their own soulful brand of Roots Rock ‘n’ Roll to the Peace Concert Hall. Experience the Bloom Tour, supporting their Grammy-nominated album, live in person on Tuesday, March 24. Grab tickets to enjoy the multi-instrumentalist sisters’ musical magic.*
Sports
Baseball is back at Fluor Field. Michigan State takes on Winthrop tonight at 6 p.m. — and it’s Opening Night for Northwood Little League, so expect extra hometown spirit in the stands. Grab your crew and join the celebration.*
Creativity and hospitality go hand-in-hand, according to Katie Thompson. | Photo by Table 301
March is Women’s History Month, and though I am quick to highlight women like Eugenia Duke, who made history in the past, I also want to spotlight the women making an impact in Greenville now that will last well into the future.
Nominations opened yesterday, and we’ll be spotlighting some of your picks throughout the month — so, keep them coming.
Katie Thompson
Nominated by Senior Editor Danielle Johnson
When you dine at a Table 301 restaurant, you’re experiencing a world that Katie had a heavy hand in crafting. As the Creative Director, she made decisions like the plate you’re eating from, the font on the menu, and the materials surrounding you to create the ambiance you enjoy when you go out to eat.
Last night was the “Top Chef: Carolinas”red orange carpet premiere in Charlotte, and I can’t believe I was there. I got your questions to the judges, and I even got to see the very first episode before it airs on Bravo next Monday, March 9, at 9 p.m. You can watch it now, too, with an exclusive early season premiere available now on Peacock.
It was a late night, so I’m only leaving you with a quick photo collage for now. Be on the lookout for a full recap of the event tomorrow morning.
From seeing the judges and Cheftestants on the carpet to walking it with some of Greenville’s best (like Khailing Neoh and Vickie Zambrano), it was an unforgettable night.
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