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The Journal covers the community with in-depth reporting, insightful features & interesting commentary. Our focus never strays from the local news and views that impact the communities of Upstate South Carolina. A metropolitan community weekly that maintains the integrity of a traditional newspaper, the Journal is published in an innovative, colorful and easy-to-read magazine format every Friday.

They have chosen the Upstate as their preferred place to work, to raise their families and to call home. Our staff knows the community and knows the issues, names and places that matter to you.

Travelers Rest City Council unanimously approved first reading of a resolution to transfer three county parks to city ow...
12/20/2024

Travelers Rest City Council unanimously approved first reading of a resolution to transfer three county parks to city ownership.

Here’s a breakdown of three new singles by artists in our own backyard.
12/20/2024

Here’s a breakdown of three new singles by artists in our own backyard.

As the year winds down, Upstate artists are still going strong, putting out singles that display the talent and variety of our local music scene.

12/20/2024

Millie Lewis Greenville owners retiring | Greenville County Schools parents advocate for special education council | Greenville Housing Fund reveals 2025 priorities

Plus
- Glimpses of Greenville: People’s National Bank
- Greenlink opens $50M maintenance and operations facility
- The Village of West Greenville Christmas Market to host movie night Dec. 20

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12/20/2024

Movie Night at The Village Christmas Market 🎄

Join the Village of West Greenville community for a magical family-friendly evening of holiday cheer at The Village Christmas Market Movie Night Friday.

Movie: The Grinch
Event Details: Dec. 20.
Time: 5:30 p.m. Movie starts at 6 p.m.
Location: The Village Christmas Market (3 Smith Street, Greenville);

Bring your blankets or chairs, cozy up by the fire pits and enjoy a Christmas holiday classic under the night sky.
Kids can enjoy ornament decorating, write letters to Santa and create their own Christmas cards.

Tasty treats: Kids can enjoy free hot chocolate by Rabbit Hole Greenville, cookies by Rise Bakery and s’mores by LaRue Fine Chocolate.

Appetizers by Bar Margaret and explore market vendors and all businesses in and around the The Village of West Greenville

Market days and hours: The Village Christmas Market will be open now through Dec. 22. The market is closed Dec. 23. It will be open Christmas Eve from 12-5 p.m.

https://events.greenvillejournal.com/

Amid the holiday bustle, a group of talented young musicians is hard at work preparing for an upcoming concert in the na...
12/19/2024

Amid the holiday bustle, a group of talented young musicians is hard at work preparing for an upcoming concert in the nation’s capital.

Greenville County Youth Orchestras Association is sending its most advanced ensemble, the Young Artist Orchestra, to perform in the Capital Orchestra Festival on Feb. 17, 2025.

Amid the holiday bustle, a group of talented young musicians is hard at work preparing for an upcoming concert in the nation’s capital. Greenville County Youth Orchestras Association is sending its most advanced ensemble, the Young Artist Orchestra, to perform in the Capital Orchestra Festival on ...

This month, we have the fluffy and affectionate Lazarus. This kitty is a gregarious guy with a sweet demeanor who wants ...
12/19/2024

This month, we have the fluffy and affectionate Lazarus. This kitty is a gregarious guy with a sweet demeanor who wants nothing more than to find his purr-ever home this holiday season.

Greenville Humane Society

This month, we have the fluffy and affectionate Lazarus. This kitty is a gregarious guy with a sweet demeanor who wants nothing more than to find his purr-ever home this holiday season.

After nearly a half-century, Millie Lewis Greenville owners George and Barbara Corell have retired.The couple leave behi...
12/19/2024

After nearly a half-century, Millie Lewis Greenville owners George and Barbara Corell have retired.

The couple leave behind a legacy that encourages confidence in their former clients and a passion for the media world.

After nearly a half-century, Millie Lewis Greenville owners George and Barbara Corell have retired.

Greenlink’s new maintenance and operations facility is officially open on Arcadia Drive.The 60,000-square-foot facility ...
12/18/2024

Greenlink’s new maintenance and operations facility is officially open on Arcadia Drive.

The 60,000-square-foot facility consolidates the public transportation system’s administration, dispatch and maintenance services under one roof. Construction of the facility began in 2023 and cost more than $50 million to complete.

Read more and see new facility photos in comments below.

City of Greenville, South Carolina Government

Happy holidays! Meet your 2024 Community Journals Media Group tacky sweater contest winners + group photo. Sophia Bradsh...
12/18/2024

Happy holidays!

Meet your 2024 Community Journals Media Group tacky sweater contest winners + group photo.

Sophia Bradshaw, cutest sweater
Leigh Savage, ugliest sweater
John Olson, tackiest sweater

What sweater is your favorite?

IRA, retirement plan holders 73 and up reminded to make required withdrawals https://bit.ly/3Dwbh7y
12/18/2024

IRA, retirement plan holders 73 and up reminded to make required withdrawals https://bit.ly/3Dwbh7y

Older generations of Greenvillians will remember People’s National Bank. This handsome building stood along West Washing...
12/18/2024

Older generations of Greenvillians will remember People’s National Bank. This handsome building stood along West Washington Street at its intersection with Laurens Street.

Greer author Carol Gentry Allen’s short story “Unwrapped Gifts” is featured in “Chicken Soup for the Soul: Tales of Chri...
12/18/2024

Greer author Carol Gentry Allen’s short story “Unwrapped Gifts” is featured in “Chicken Soup for the Soul: Tales of Christmas.”

Carol Allen’s story was inspired by an encounter with a lady at the O’Hare airport in Chicago that made her realize how material things do not matter as much as the people you love.

Roberto Cortez, chef and co-owner of Asada restaurant, passed away Dec. 14. The beloved Latin fusion eatery posted the n...
12/17/2024

Roberto Cortez, chef and co-owner of Asada restaurant, passed away Dec. 14. The beloved Latin fusion eatery posted the news on social media.

Ten students from Greenville were selected as winners in the 2025 YoungArts National Arts Competition.The annual competi...
12/17/2024

Ten students from Greenville were selected as winners in the 2025 YoungArts National Arts Competition.

The annual competition recognizes promising young artists in classical music, dance, design, film, jazz, photography, theater, visual arts, voice and writing. Nearly 11,000 students ages 15 to 18 from around the county submitted applications in the 2025 competition.

Read more https://bit.ly/49M2Npc

South Carolina Children’s Theatre announced Dec. 17 Katie O’Kelly was promoted to chief executive officer.O’Kelly has se...
12/17/2024

South Carolina Children’s Theatre announced Dec. 17 Katie O’Kelly was promoted to chief executive officer.

O’Kelly has served as the theater’s managing director since 2022.

Read more: https://bit.ly/3Do2TqP

Photo by Jack Robert Photography

Mauldin City Council approved an ordinance to issue a hospitality and accommodations tax revenue bond for up to $4.25 mi...
12/17/2024

Mauldin City Council approved an ordinance to issue a hospitality and accommodations tax revenue bond for up to $4.25 million to support the construction of the Greenville Pro Soccer’s new multipurpose stadium at BridgeWay Station.

No outfit is complete without a great pair of shoes. Whether pulling out all the stops in sequins or entertaining at hom...
12/17/2024

No outfit is complete without a great pair of shoes. Whether pulling out all the stops in sequins or entertaining at home in jeans and a sweater, these selections from Muse Shoe Studio, Monkee's of the West End and Rush Wilson Limited will help you put your best foot forward.

No outfit is complete without a great pair of shoes. These styles include block heels, leopard prints, gleaming booties, and velvet flats.

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