92-Acre Mixed Use Development Coming to Greenville
GREENVILLE, S.C. (WSPA) — Developers have broken ground on the Bolden Street District, a 92-acre mixed-use development along Laurens Road in Greenville. Greenville City Council members said the development fits into the city’s 2040 plan to accommodate population growth. The site is designed to be bike- and pedestrian-f
Major Redevelopment Planned for Laurens Road in Greenville
Major Redevelopment Planned for Laurens Road in Greenville
Greenville County Schools presents service award to SC Rep. Bruce Bannister
South Carolina Rep. Bruce Bannister recently received the Exceptional Service to Public Education Award from Greenville County Schools. The award recognizes Bannister’s support of K-12 public education in the state and his commitment to the students, teachers and families of the local school district. Superintendent Bu
2 Upstate deputies fired following out-of-state arrests
Pickens County Sheriff Tommy Blankenship announced on Wednesday he has fired two deputies who were arrested out of state.
Deputies: Missing Tri-County Tech student last seen in Pickens Co. found safe
GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - The Pickens County Sheriff’s Office says it has ended the search for a missing 19-year-old last seen Sunday night. Deputies said that the student had not attended any of her scheduled classes at Tri-County Technical College since she was last seen by family, and her phone was left at t
Spartanburg County man found dead under lawn mower
A man reportedly died after becoming trapped under a lawnmower, according to reports.
South Carolina workers recovered tips and back wages after a federal investigation
Restaurant workers at 13 Tropical Grille locations in upstate South Carolina have recovered $618,666 in back wages and tips after a U.S. Department of Labor investigation. The department announced on August 24, 2026, that the restaurant group paid the money to 779 employees after investigators found managers sharing in
Mowing deaths in Augusta and S.C. highlight hazards of yardwork
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Two recent lawn mower deaths in our region are highlighting just how dangerous routine yard work can be. In Augusta, 67-year-old Robert Duncan of Aiken County died Sept. 12 after the riding mower he was operating overturned into the Augusta Canal near Fenwick Street and James Brown Boulevard.
Branded Content: Part of the journey
Oncology Rehab helps patients navigate cancer’s stages. Cancer patients and survivors have shared that sentiment time and again with Dawn Modzel, a physical and lymphedema therapist with Bon Secours St. Francis Oncology Rehab and Survivorship. Part of the cancer services offered at the Bon Secours St. Francis Millenniu
Greenville County Schools approves $220K land purchase
The Greenville County Schools Board of Trustees met for a regular meeting on Tuesday night, voting to approve a small land purchase in Simpsonville. The purchase was for 2.4 acres at 176 Woodside Rd., Simpsonville. According to district officials, this land is adjacent to 219 acres of district-owned property, and the p

















