Tri-County Technical College is a finalist for the 2027 $1 million Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence

Making its Southeastern debut at the Upcountry History Museum, the national traveling exhibition, “Franklin,” opens Saturday, June 13, 2026,

Chip McLeod has been named president of Upstate South Carolina for Bank of America -- succeeding Stacy Brandon, who led the market for more than 10 years and retired from the company after 39 years. As president and head of the market, McLeod will connect clients, teammates, and communities to the full power of the franchise and drive collaboration across the company’s eight lines of business. He will lead Bank of America’s efforts to grow market share in the Upstate by build

Hood Construction has added, Douglas Singletary as Pre-Construction Manager and Sydney Long as Talent Management Coordinator.

Furman University’s Center for Innovative Leadership has been named a recipient of two prestigious awards by UPCEA, the University Professional and Continuing Education Association, as part of its 2026 Association Awards program.

NHE, Inc., has promoted Joel Morrow to its Director of Affordable Property Management.

GHA and First Steps join up to create childcare program GREENVILLE, SC – A pilot program has been created to develop a training and support program to establish and sustain 10 homebased childcare providers with a priority given to communities that lack access to affordable, reliable and high-quality care. This project is a collaboration between The Greenville Housing Authority (TGHA), Greenville First Steps, SC Childcare Resource and Referral (CCRR), the Palmetto Shared Servi

GREENVILLE, S.C. -- Cosign, a third-party guarantor platform designed to help qualified renters get approved while protecting property owners, has officially launched in Greenville, addressing a persistent gap between renter demand and the outdated qualification standards blocking access. According to data from CoStar, Greenville's rental market has grown significantly in recent years, with the region undergoing a nearly two-thirds apartment inventory expansion since 2010. Va

The City of Greenville joined development partners, community leaders and residents for a ceremonial groundbreaking at the Greenville Summit, marking the start of a major rehabilitation of the 114-year-old building and the continuation of its longstanding mission to serve seniors with affordable housing.

The Barbara Stone Foundation, a Greenville-based non-profit dedicated to improving the lives of individuals with disabilities and their families, has added Kris Mostoller and Tori Weatherford to support the Upward Professionals (UP) Employment Initiative, an individualized direct service program aimed at developing and supporting inclusive employment of individuals with disabilities. Mostoller will be the new Job Liaison, and she will oversee two components of the initiative:

Tropical Smoothie Cafe announced its opening at Aston’s Verdae Village at 101 Verdae Blvd on Monday, May 18, bringing its fan-favorite smoothies, wraps, flatbreads, and bowls to Greenville residents, professionals, and families throughout the heart of the Verdae corridor.

Tri-County Technical College hosted a signing event on May 13 for the inaugural cohort of the TCTC Dual Enrollment Academy-Clemson Connect, a first-of-its-kind program that provides qualified high school students a guaranteed path to earn their Clemson degree. Thirty-five students from area high schools signed their intent to participate in the academy following successful completion of a College Skills 103 class this spring. “This first-of-its-kind academy was intentionally

Justin Draplin, CEO of Fortified Solar LLC, has been named a finalist for the Entrepreneur Of The Year 2026 Southeast Award by Ernst & Young LLP (EY U

The Alliance, a $38 million project that will consist of two, four-story buildings on 3.8 acres at 1200 Laurens Road on the edge of the Nicholtown community.

Bon Secours Hospitals receive ‘A’ for patient safety in Leapfrog safety report

AFL invests $4.5 million in its to expand Upstate and global community impact

GREENVILLE, SC – Two former outdated apartment complexes off White Horse Road officially started a new chapter Thursday morning as community members welcomed 38 new affordable units at Vista West III. The ceremony yesterday was about more than bricks and mortar, said Mario Brown, CEO of Affordable Upstate, who owns Vista West III and oversaw the redevelopment of the property with support from Lowe’s. “This started with a vision to change how people look at affordable housing,

Taylor Patterson, Guest Services Manager at The Children’s Museum of the Upstate, has been named the 2026 Upcountry Hospitality Employee of the Yea

United Way of Greenville County has named Kelsey Camarena as its new Vice President of Corporate Engageme

More than a century after its construction, the home of one of Greenville’s first car dealerships received Local Landmark designation. The City’s Historic Review Board (HRB) approved the downtown property, built in 1922, and the plans to convert the building into a 17-room boutique hotel with a restaurant, rooftop bar and a private basement speak-easy. The 101 College building was originally home to the Eugene F. Bates Motor Company showroom and service facility. Bates was a