“In the Clutch”
If you have a bunch of old, but still in great shape, purses hanging around and not sure what to do with them,...
Hollywood hot chicken restaurant to open on Woodruff Road in Greenville
Last week, word of Nic & Norman's hit Greenville by way of Augusta Street. It seems the city may be getting a double dose...
Pedestrian hit, killed in Greenville County, South Carolina, coroner says
GREER, S.C. - A pedestrian was hit and killed in Greenville County, South Carolina. The Greenville County Coroner's Office said the man was hit...
Clemson’s 2025 Class Skyrockets in ESPN Rankings
Dabo Swinney and the Clemson staff are on a hot streak in the 2025 class, holding 11 commitments and quickly becoming one of...
South Carolina nonprofit prepares for its largest fundraiser
GREENVILLE, S.C. - Project Hope Foundation, a South Carolina nonprofit that provides services to children and adults with autism, is preparing to host its...
South Carolina based manufacturer will provide hundreds of new jobs, technology for vehicles
GRAY COURT, S.C. - A manufacturing company in announced Tuesday what it calls the next generation of technology will be produced in South Carolina,...
2 arrested after Greeneville traffic stop
Greenville Police conducted a traffic stop for a window tint violation and wound up arresting the vehicles occupants on multiple drug and gun charges....
Omron Automation to bring 162 new jobs in Spartanburg Co.
SPARTANBURG COUNTY, S.C. (WSPA) – Omron Automation, an automation solution provider, announced it will establish its first South Carolina operation in Spartanburg County....
S.C. hemp crackdown affecting local businesses
MORNING NEWSBREAK Charleston-based seltzer brand High Rise Beverage Co. announced Feb. 7 it will pause distribution of hemp seltzers, according to media reports....
National fast food brand plans expansion for South Carolina market
A national fast-food restaurant brand known for its double drive-thru burgers and fries is targeting Greenville as a key market in its franchise growth...
