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New downtown Greenville steakhouse planned in former Urban Wren space

Cork & Cleaver Steakhouse will take over the former Urban Wren space in Markley Station in downtown Greenville. Commercial real estate agency Colliers represented Cork & Cleaver and landlord Taylor Capital in the transaction. “We are thrilled to welcome Cork & Cleaver to Markley Station,” said Rob Taylor, managing...
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Wellford neighbors share concerns over aggressive dog pack

Neighborhood residents, surrounding the Wellford Landfill, said the growing menace has them on high alert.
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Union Co. scrapyard owner arrested for not reporting stolen vehicle, SLED says

Southern Living names Greenville one of the 10 Best College Towns to Visit This Fall. The article says both students and tourists alike are drawn to Greenville's vibrant fall festival scene. Deputies: Man wanted for multiple child sex crimes in Spartanburg Co. Updated: 3 hours ago. |. The Spartanburg County...
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Rising Furman University freshman named Miss America’s Teen 2026

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - The Miss America Organization has crowned Tess Ferm of Charleston as Miss America’s Teen 2026 Saturday in Orlando. Ferm, a Porter-Gaud graduate and an incoming freshman at Furman University, has earned $58,000 in scholarships through the program. She says that she plans to study psychology...
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203-Year-Old Poinsett Bridge in SC To Close for 6-Month Preservation Work

Starting Sept. 29, workers will begin vital repairs on South Carolina's oldest bridge at the Poinsett Heritage site in northern Greenville County. The 403-acre grounds will be closed until April 1, 2026, as crews tackle this critical project. Workers will fix crumbling lime mortar, replace stones that time has worn...
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Crime Report for September 7

Note: The following information is compiled from public arrest records from the Fountain Inn Police Department, Laurens County Detention Center and Greenville County Detention Center. This information is presented with no intent of guilt or innocence. Tyler Bates - Simpsonville. -Domestic violence, 3rd degree. Shelly...
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Officials: All lanes back open on I-85 after rollover 18-wheeler crash in Anderson Co.

ANDERSON COUNTY, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - The Townville Volunteer Fire Department said it was called to an 18-wheeler rollover crash on I-85 in Anderson County. Officials said the crash took place around 4 a.m. at mile marker 7 on the southbound side of the interstate. One person was taken to the hospital for evaluation.
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Upstate man sentenced after attacks on homeless people

An Upstate man who was part of a series of attacks on homeless camps around Greenville County will spend over a decade in prison.
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‘Bloody Thursday’: How a 1934 South Carolina Mill Strike Helped Shape the 40-Hour Work...

HONEA PATH, S.C. — In September 1934, the small mill town of Honea Path became the site of one of the deadliest labor strikes in American history, an event that locals rarely discuss but which played a pivotal role in shaping modern workplace protections. The Strike at Chiquola Mill.
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The Enormous Antique Store In South Carolina Where You Can Fill Your Trunk For...

Imagine stumbling upon a place where time stands still, but your wallet doesn’t empty at warp speed. The Vintage Market of Greenville isn’t just another dot on South Carolina’s antique trail—it’s the mothership, a blue-fronted wonderland where bargain hunters and history buffs collide in a happy dance of discovery.

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