Megan Fitzgerald

The historic Roe Coach Factory was renovated to create a standing-room-only music venue as part of Peace Center’s campus expansion.

The Spinks Family Foundation awarded more than $1.8 million to 154 local organizations in 2025, the foundation announced Nov. 13.

Council received an update on completed, ongoing and future NIB projects during a work session meeting held Nov. 10. 

Greenville City Council gave initial approval to a ordinance prohibiting lying down or residing on public property.

A grand opening celebration was held for Honor Tower in Greenville's Unity Park for Veterans Day on Nov. 11.

Greenville Mayor Knox White was recently awarded South Carolina’s highest civilian honor, the Order of the Palmetto. 

A grand opening celebration of Honor Tower in Greenville's Unity Park will be held for Veterans’ Day on Nov. 11.

The school district’s Board of Trustees approved the contract extension after conducting Burke Royster’s annual performance review Nov. 10.

The Greenville County Schools Hall of Fame recently inducted seven new members. The 2025 inductee class features six graduates and one former educator from the school district.

The Peace Center’s newest music venue in downtown Greenville named The Mockingbird is set to open in January 2026.

Greenville County Schools' high school graduation rate increased to 90.6% in 2025, the highest in the school district’s history.

Phase two identifies projects to enhance traffic flow, reduce congestion, improve safety and promote alternative modes of transportation.

The project team is currently fine-tuning the wheelsports park’s conceptual design utilizing “The Bend” design strategy.

Nearly 400 students in kindergarten through 8th grade had the opportunity to select a free book to take home.

The project will renovate the zoo’s existing farm habitat into an elevated exhibit showcasing farm animals from around the world.

Greenville County Schools recently dedicated its School Security Center in honor of the late Sgt. William Conley Jumper Jr. 

Greenville Technical College celebrated the formal installation of its new president during an investiture ceremony on Oct. 17. Larry Miller took office as Greenville Technical College’s third president on July 1.

Homes of Hope offers a workforce development program to help men overcoming addiction find their footing after rehab.

Residents spoke out against Duke Energy Carolinas’ proposed rate increase during an Oct. 14 public hearing in Greenville County. 

Greenville County Schools now allows middle and high school teachers to utilize MagicSchool AI in the classroom.