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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.

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Joe Erwin, founder of the Greenville Triumph SC  and Greenville Liberty, has stepped down as chairman of both clubs. He’...
09/17/2025

Joe Erwin, founder of the Greenville Triumph SC and Greenville Liberty, has stepped down as chairman of both clubs. He’ll remain a team owner and board member as the organizations look ahead to their next chapter.

Joe Erwin, the founder of the Greenville Triumph and Greenville Liberty soccer clubs, has stepped down as chairman of both clubs.

Construction has begun on the Woodruff-Roebuck Water District’s 120-million-gallon raw water storage basin, enough to ho...
09/16/2025

Construction has begun on the Woodruff-Roebuck Water District’s 120-million-gallon raw water storage basin, enough to hold 182 Olympic-sized swimming pools.

Construction is underway on the Woodruff-Roebuck Water District’s 120-million-gallon raw water storage basin in Spartanburg County.

A beloved illustrated novel for young people bounds onto the stage as the South Carolina Children's Theatre presents the...
09/16/2025

A beloved illustrated novel for young people bounds onto the stage as the South Carolina Children's Theatre presents the first Greenville production of “Diary of a Wimpy Kid.”

A beloved illustrated novel for young people bounds onto the stage as the South Carolina Children’s Theatre presents the first Greenville production of “Diary of a Wimpy Kid.”

The Board of Zoning Appeals approved a variance for a deck at 114 Atwood St. in the Heritage Historic District. The new ...
09/15/2025

The Board of Zoning Appeals approved a variance for a deck at 114 Atwood St. in the Heritage Historic District. The new structure will sit just 6 inches from the property line, with stairs and deck width capped at 4 feet.

The property, 114 Atwood St. in Greenville's Heritage Historic District near the intersection of Buncombe Street and West Park Avenue. The ordinances requires a minimum of 5 feet from the property line.

The Unity Health Wellness Hub has opened at Upstate Circle of Friends, bringing vital medical and mental health services...
09/15/2025

The Unity Health Wellness Hub has opened at Upstate Circle of Friends, bringing vital medical and mental health services to a community long considered a health care desert.

To fill a decades-old health care gap in the Belle Meade community near Interstate 85 and Augusta Road, residents and local leaders gathered Sept. 12 to celebrate the launch of the Unity Health Wellness Hub on the campus of Upstate Circle of Friends.

Lyle Lovett comes to Greenville’s Peace Center on Sept. 26 with a rare, intimate lineup of longtime collaborators. Expec...
09/15/2025

Lyle Lovett comes to Greenville’s Peace Center on Sept. 26 with a rare, intimate lineup of longtime collaborators. Expect fan favorites, surprises and a night that puts the songs front and center.⁠

Lyle Lovett, the Texas singer/songwriter with four Grammy awards and a catalog of classics that runs the gamut from country to swing, usually has His Large Band with him when he comes to town.

Two proposals.  A boat ride on Lake Geneva and a cherry blossom stroll in Kyoto. Two families. Two cultures. And five da...
09/14/2025

Two proposals.

A boat ride on Lake Geneva and a cherry blossom stroll in Kyoto.
Two families. Two cultures.
And five days of wedding celebrations filled with music, color, and love.

Judith Gomes Patel and Vikash Patel’s wedding was more than an event, it was an experience. Follow TOWN Magazine for more love stories.

The wedding was a whirlwind five-day affair that kicked off with a welcome dinner, followed by celebrations honoring the couple’s heritage.

An application was brought before the board for a variance from the minimum setback requirement in a Residential Neighbo...
09/13/2025

An application was brought before the board for a variance from the minimum setback requirement in a Residential Neighborhood A district.

The property, 114 Atwood St. in Greenville's Heritage Historic District near the intersection of Buncombe Street and West Park Avenue. The ordinances requires a minimum of 5 feet from the property line.

Robbie Randolph of Randolph Estate Living shares luxe home touches, such as cashmere throws and fresh-cut flowers, that ...
09/13/2025

Robbie Randolph of Randolph Estate Living shares luxe home touches, such as cashmere throws and fresh-cut flowers, that transform everyday spaces into estates.

A Greenville native, Robbie Randolph has two decades of experience in finance, commercial and residential real estate, and interior design.

The new clinic on the campus at 29 Ridgeway Drive was made possible by a $1.4 million, three-year Healthy Greenville gra...
09/12/2025

The new clinic on the campus at 29 Ridgeway Drive was made possible by a $1.4 million, three-year Healthy Greenville grant.

To fill a decades-old health care gap in the Belle Meade community near Interstate 85 and Augusta Road, residents and local leaders gathered Sept. 12 to celebrate the launch of the Unity Health Wellness Hub on the campus of Upstate Circle of Friends.

09/12/2025

GVL wheelsports park plans unveiled | The Sunshine House celebrates 50 years of child care | Soby's New South Cuisine's names new chef

Plus
- Fountain Inn OKs amended golf cart rules
- Lyle Lovett brings 35 years of classic songs to the Peace Center
- Crime Stoppers of Greenville hosts annual event honoring law enforcement officers
- Bing Vick leads final performance as conductor of the Greenville Chorale

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