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SHOP LOCAL, STAY WARM: A GVL GUIDE TO WINTER STORMS

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Wikipedia defines forecast as, "a prediction or estimate of future events, conditions, or trends based on analysis of, current data and historical trends." The use of words like prediction, estimate, and future confirms the fact that meteorology is not an exact science. Greenville's topography can pose problems for meteorologists who are simply trying to keep us informed and … [Read more...] about SHOP LOCAL, STAY WARM: A GVL GUIDE TO WINTER STORMS

WELCOME TO THE PEACE CENTER’S NEW VENUES

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Here we grow again! Join us, wont you... Since 1990, the Peace Center has been the epicenter of cultural and entertainment experiences for the entire Upstate. Greenville has grown into a world-class destination, largely thanks to the Peace Center. Two new venues are joining the Peace Center Hall, Gunter Theater, and Wyche Pavilion amphitheater on the six acre campus in the … [Read more...] about WELCOME TO THE PEACE CENTER’S NEW VENUES

THE GHOST WHO FLIES

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Welcome October - hello Fall! Born and raised in South Carolina, I’ve learned when the calendar reads “First Day of Fall”, there should be a footnote that reads does not apply to southeastern states. Still, stores pull out all their orange merch and add pumpkin spice to any/everything. I may not be quite ready to roast marshmallows over an open fire, but I’m certainly ready … [Read more...] about THE GHOST WHO FLIES

FOOTHILLS PLAYHOUSE: EASLEY’S COMMUNITY THEATER GEM

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Foothills Playhouse stands as a testament to the power of grassroots theater. For over four decades, it has been a beloved hub for live theater - bringing together actors and art lovers in a shared experience of storytelling, laughter, drama, and community spirit.  From its humble beginnings in the Easley High School auditorium to its current home on the upper floor of … [Read more...] about FOOTHILLS PLAYHOUSE: EASLEY’S COMMUNITY THEATER GEM

MARCH 1ST IS MEYER CENTER DAY

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Since its inception in 1954, the Meyer Center for Special Children has met the needs of young children with varying abilities. Dr. Leslie Meyer’s firm belief that “in the right environment, any child can learn” has been the foundation of this very special place.  South Carolina Declared March 1st Meyer Center Day! We recently visited the Meyer Center for Special Children to … [Read more...] about MARCH 1ST IS MEYER CENTER DAY

2024 GREENVILLE REAL ESTATE: A YEAR OF SURPRISING GROWTH & SHIFTING DYNAMICS

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Total Sales: A Dynamic Market The Greenville real estate market in 2024 was a whirlwind of surprises! Despite fluctuating interest rates and a decrease in buyer demand, the market defied expectations. Sales skyrocketed with a 7.5% increase in total units sold, reaching an impressive 16,460 units. The financial landscape also saw an 11.1% surge, totaling a staggering … [Read more...] about 2024 GREENVILLE REAL ESTATE: A YEAR OF SURPRISING GROWTH & SHIFTING DYNAMICS

TRUE CRIME IN THE UPSTATE

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Welcome to (the middle of) October, readers! Where my True Crime fans at?! You may not find these stories on Spotify, but they are definitely worth mentioning as we head into the season of creepy content. Poisoning the Pastor Meet Julia Mae and Dean Smith. They were married in 1927 in Spartanburg, South Carolina. They separated a total of ten times in the first six years they … [Read more...] about TRUE CRIME IN THE UPSTATE

SmartARTS WITH METROPOLITAN ARTS COUNCIL

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Greenville's arts scene is alive and well - even thriving! We can all thank the Metropolitan Arts Council (aka MAC). Since 1973, MAC has promoted and supported individual artists and organizations in the Upstate. Just down the street from the Greenville Visitors Center is the historic West End. Here, thanks to the tremendous support of TD Bank, MAC serves as a visitors … [Read more...] about SmartARTS WITH METROPOLITAN ARTS COUNCIL

HAPPY 100TH BIRTHDAY, PARKER HIGH SCHOOL

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The Parker High School Auditorium was built in 1938 and is the only original building that remains on the grounds. It was placed on the National Register of Historic Places October 9th, 2000. Through the years, Parker High School served eleven mill communities. The school was listed as a Top 10 school by the National Education Association five times! To date, it's the … [Read more...] about HAPPY 100TH BIRTHDAY, PARKER HIGH SCHOOL

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