UBJ February 2025 Issue
$500M stadium spurs Spartanburg's Project Core Plan | United Community opens wealth management division | Simpsonville Chick-Fil-A reopens
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- Go behind the brand with 23-year-old real estate investor Willie Coleman
- Status updates for 7 commercial real estate projects
- The List for February dives into average weekly wages in South Carolina
Read more community business from the Upstate Business Journal.
https://upstatebusinessjournal.com/
GVL County Square timeline update | Impact of #HurricaneHelene on Upstate parks | GVL Habitat's Latonya Phillips reflects on her CEO journey
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- YMCA Judson Community Center raises $17K with ‘Souper Bowl’ fundraiser
- Photos: Harlem Globetrotter meets The Roger C. Peace Rollin’ Tigers
- Riley Institute selects spring 2025 Upstate Diversity Leaders Initiative cohort
- Follow along with the Thomas and Vivian A. Wong Honor Tower stairs installation
Read this and more community news by visiting GreenvilleJournal.com.
Photos: Harlem Globetrotter meets Roger C. Peace Rollin’ Tigers https://bit.ly/4jMVpOU
#basketball #harlemglobetrotters #greenvillesc #sports
Prisma Health Roger C. Peace Rehabilitation Hospital
The Greenville Journal was onsite Feb. 3 for the installation of Thomas and Vivian A. Wong Honor Tower staircase in Unity Park.
See our photo gallery as the installation is underway https://bit.ly/4hnuYgZ
TOWN Innovators Issue Video
The Upstate is full of creative people who are setting new standards and tackling challenges in revolutionary ways. TOWN Magazine's Innovators Issue takes a closer look at 10 of them, including:
- Greenville Symphony Orchestra Music Director Lee Mills, who has reverence for classics and a fearless approach to performance;
- Real estate investor Willie Coleman, who built a smart home with the future in mind
- Entrepreneur Scott Pancoast, goes beyond big ideas to build viable businesses
- Artist Emily Jeffords, an oil painter, built her brand by following her joy
Plus a new twist on tres leches cake, the woman behind Forbidden Bourbon, four unique spots for a staycation, the scoop on the mahjong craze, and much more.
https://towncarolina.com/
GSP CEO to retire | GCS approves changing athletic fields to turf | Clare's Creamery aims for Girl Scout cookies collab
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- Giving Matters: Community Foundation of Greenville to expand reach with new strategic plan
- Sigal Music Museum to present two Andy and Friends performances at Fine Arts Center
- Simpsonville city administrator to retire
Read this and more community news on GreenvilleJournal.com.
GVL's Croftstone Park reopens | Seeking solutions for GVL County evictions | New rendering of pizza place coming to former Tanner's Big Orange
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- 24 hours on the bench: Miracle Hill CEO draws attention to homeless issues
- New Prisma facility will triple outpatient behavioral health services
- Hurricane Helene debris removal continues in Greenville County: Council notes
Read this and more community news here http://eepurl.com/i8hZ6A
New phase of Honor Tower construction begins | Jasmine Kitchen reaches milestone | Greenville County Council rescinds ordinance
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- SCDOT, Greenville wrapping up Hurricane Helene debris pickup
- GSP Airport, TCMU create play area at the airport
- Coming Saturday: The Greenville Track Club Run Downtown 5K photos and video
Read this and more community news on GreenvilleJournal.com
1/10 GJ Flipbook
Snow, sleet likely today | Rabies: Endemic but avoidable | Affordable housing projects move forward | Greenville Baseball 2025 Hall of Fame inductees
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- Pretty Place Chapel reopens.
- Experience a school day through the eye of a student at @meyercenter.
- Prisoner of Azkaban, Greenville Symphony cast an orchestral spell at Peace Center .
Read more on Greenvillejournal.com
Pretty Place Chapel at YMCA Camp Greenville officially reopened to the public Jan. 3 after undergoing repairs following Hurricane Helene.
The open-air chapel has been closed since late September 2024 after the storm ripped off part of the structure’s roof. The chapel’s wooden benches also sustained significant water damage.
Read more https://bit.ly/4fQnO3c
American Idol' winner leads Neil Diamond musical at Peace Center | GVL couple celebrates 80 years | What's happening to the American Legion building?
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- Two affordable housing updates go before Greenville Planning Commission
- GVL to hold public meetings for development code updates
- Coffee shop additions, and a seafood option: Weekly Dish
Read more on GreenvilleJournal.com.