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$474M budget moves forward, penny road tax revisited: Greenville County Council notes
The proposed budget includes a 2.5% pay increase for all county employees with an additional 2.5% increase for public safety workers.
Bon Secours to break ground on emergency department in Greer
The $25 million, 12,500-square-foot facility will be Bon Secours' fourth freestanding emergency department.
‘Top Chef’ episode features Unity Park, Swamp Rabbit Cafe, Topsoil Restaurant
Titled "Down the Rabbit Hole," the episode brought the six remaining chefs to compete in a challenge at Unity Park in Greenville and Topsoil in Travelers Rest.
Greenville Summit affordable housing undergoes $12M rehabilitation
The 114-year-old building located at 201 W. Washington St. in downtown Greenville provides affordable housing to seniors and individuals with disabilities.
Designs revealed for Greenville City Hall renovation
Greenville-based DP3 Architects was selected to design a new modern look for the 54-year-old municipal building.
Greenville Women Giving awards $525K to seven local nonprofits
Since its inception in 2006, GWG has awarded 166 grants to 97 nonprofits for a collective total of over $9.5 million.
Mauldin advances $49.9M budget with no tax increase: City Council notes
Here's a recap of Mauldin City Council's May 18 meeting.
Greenville adopts $309M budget: City Council notes
No tax increases or changes to the city’s business license rates are included in the approved budget.
Child care pilot program launched by Greenville Housing Authority, Greenville First Steps
The pilot program aims to establish 10 home-based child care centers in local communities that currently lack access to affordable, high-quality care.
SCDOT seeks feedback on travel, safety along major Upstate highways
The survey will help inform practical solutions to relieve traffic congestion along some of the Upstate's critical logistics routes.
Furman president to step down at end of 2026-27 academic year
Davis became Furman University's first female president in 2014, and she has overseen the launch a number of important initiatives.
Middle Tyger nonprofit child care facility to open in August
The nonprofit organization recently launched a community campaign to raise the final $1 million needed for the project.
Greenville Senior High students create mural at Augusta Road McDonald’s
The first part of the mural depicting Greenville Senior High and Fluor Field was unveiled on May 14.
James Beard media award nominations again feature Greenville ties: Weekly Dish
"The Soil Remembers" is now nominated for a James Beard Commercial Media award, involving Montgomery in two potential wins.