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Save on top-rated items like this cute athletic dress you’ll wear everywhere. | Graphic by 6AM City
The season’s biggest sales event is live: Amazon’s Big Spring Sale, with thousands of best-selling products discounted for a short time. Here’s what The Buy team is shopping:
The city calls the plans “a premier concert and event venue for our region.” | Renderings by McMillan Pazdan Smith
Development
The City of Spartanburg is eyeing stage upgrades designed to turn Barnet Park into a more competitive concert venue. Plans include a new curved canopy, better sound and lighting infrastructure, and behind-the-scenes improvements for touring acts — plus a new home for the city’s historic 1881 bell.
Civic
The City of Greenville will spend $450,000 to buy 5.6 acres of undeveloped woods near the Downtown Airport, preserving the land from future development. The move supports the city’s open space goals as leaders work to balance conservation with a growing airport district built around recreation and business. (The Post and Courier Greenville)
Announced
The new Southernside Multiservice Center on Hampton Avenue will be named after community leader Mary Frances Duckett. Opening in April, it will serve as a hub for neighborhood meetings and programming, honoring Duckett’s legacy in shaping Southernside and bringing Unity Park to life.
Ranked
No. 10. That’s where Greenville ranked on the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America’s list of the worst US cities for allergies this year. The list factored in pollen scores, over-the-counter allergy medicine use, and availability of board-certified allergists and immunologists.
Open
Greenville Comedy Zone is relocating to Revel at 304 E. Stone Ave. (downstairs at Stone Pin Co.) starting today. The new setup allows for bigger shows and pairs comedy with dinner, drinks, and bowling.
Concert
Bryan Adams is bringing his “Roll With The Punches Tour” to Bon Secours Wellness Arena on Aug. 4 with Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo. Tickets go on sale this Friday, March 27 at 10 a.m.
Edu
Legacy Early College received a $2 million donation toward a new West Greenville campus, bringing it closer to its $25 million fundraising goal with ~$10 million raised. The expansion could nearly double enrollment to 3,000 students, with a new 1,300-student campus on Marion Road expected to open in winter 2027. (Greenville Journal)
Real Estate
This 970-sqft home near Augusta Road may be small, but it’s completely updated with two bedrooms, one bathroom, a dedicated office, and a backyard built for barbecues.
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Episode 3: “True Colors”
Charlotte’s own Cheftestant Brittany Cochran diving right into the livermush. | Photo by: Paul Cheney/Bravo
Danielle is back with another “Top Chef: Carolinas” recap, and she’s putting on her history teacher hat as we dig into...
Livermush and its NC roots
The Carolinas’ textile history
Our Q+A with guest judge Jamie Brown of Supperland — the site of this week’s elimination challenge
Act fast. These lightning deals are live today only in Amazon’s Big Spring Sale, featuring some of the lowest prices we’ve seen this year so far:
⚡ Get $40 off Stanley’s insulated cooler bag, rated 4.7 stars and perfect as a daily lunchbox or a cooler for hiking, beach, and camping trips.
⚡ Snag these dressy flat sandals for spring while they’re 20% off until early afternoon — we like metallic gold or summery clear.
⚡ Get 40% off a Tile two-pack today and locate your lost keys, bag, or wallet in minutes.
⚡ Hydrate this spring with the top-rated 40 oz. Hydro Flask Travel Tumbler, priced 54% off at $17.58 today.
⚡ Save 20% off a cute short-sleeve spring dress with a flattering waistline and soft, lightweight fabric.
Before Women’s History Month ends, a genealogy workshop hopes to help you trace hard-to-find female ancestors — because they’re often the toughest to track. The one-hour session hosted by the Greenville County Library System will take place at the Simpsonville branch. Registration is required.
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