Upstate Granite Solutions on Highway 123 is celebrating its fifth anniversary with a Veterans Day celebration on Wednesday, November 11, that features the raising of the largest American flag and flagpole in South Carolina.
Lily VanPelt spent time during school closures earlier this year working on consistently splitting the uprights – err, trees – on her way to a tryout for placekicker on the junior varsity football team at St. Joseph’s Catholic High School in Greenville.
Piedmont native and accomplished sculptor Carey Morton has been tapped to create a piece of public art that not only captures the history of his hometown, but also serves as a catalyst for its renewal.
The kudos keep coming for Greenville and the Upstate, with the Swamp Rabbit Trail recently ranking sixth on the list of Best Fall Foliage Bike Trails in the U.S., published by TimeOut, a global media and leisure company.
The Upstate is getting ready to cut loose with color as fall’s sunny days and cool nights transform the vibrant green forest foliage into a brilliant palette of oranges, reds, golds and pinks. It’s time to gather up the family and take to the mountains for that annual rite of autumn — leaf peeping.
After half a century, Greenville County’s Textile Crescent is again at the center of opportunity, with the Woodside and Monaghan Mills area on track to see its first new construction in 50 years.
Tickets are now on sale for Boo in the Zoo, the Greenville Zoo’s signature family-friendly Halloween event. New health and measures will be implemented to ensure the safety of event attendees.
SOOIE., Mauldin’s 10th Annual BBQ Festival, is set for Sept, 18-19 at Mauldin Cultural Center, featuring more than 25 participants from across the Southeast competing in a BBQ Cook-off judged by the SC Barbeque Association.
