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Furman University history to start 2026-27 GCHS Lecture Series
GREENVILLE, SC – The 200 years of Furman University will be the subject of the first event in the Greenville County Historical Society’s 2026-27 Lecture Series. The Lecture Series brings together eminent historians to speak on key topics that helped shaped Greenville. The first event will be held on Wednesday, September 16 at 6:30 p.m. at Downtown Presbyterian, 435 W. Washington Street. Dr. Courtney Tollison Hartness, who recently published a bicentennial history of Furman Un
Sep 10


Preleasing has started on the Woodlands North community
Preleasing has started on the Woodlands North community
Aug 27


Greenville County Historical Society announces Lecture Series schedule
The history of Furman University, tales from the Greenville Memorial Auditorium and what Greenville looked like 10,000 years ago are among the topics for the Greenville County Historical Society’s 2026-27 Lecture Series.
Aug 26


Greenville Jewish Film festival showing Bella this week
GREENVILLE, SC-- Bella, a moving story about enduring friendship and hope amid a world of chaos, will be screened Sunday, August 30, at 4 p.m. at Camelot Cinemas as part of the Greenville Jewish Film Festival’s Pop-Up Movie Series. The film follows Yaki, who discovers that his only inheritance is a prize show dove. When the dove slips away almost as soon as she arrives, Yaki persuades his childhood friend Bilal to join him on a road trip across Israel and Palestine to bring h
Aug 24


Indie Craft Parade Announces Presenting Sponsor for 2026
Based in North Carolina, this education company for creatives is owned by Bonnie Christine, a designer and educator. Bonnie hosts the world’s leading class in surface pattern design, and has taught thousands of students across the globe. Now, Bonnie is sharing her knowledge with a new online course, Artisan Educator, so that any creative can do what she did: teach their craft and increase their revenue. The 17th Annual Indie Craft Parade presented by Bonnie Christine’s Artisa
Aug 21


NHE to manage The Courts at Maverick Yards
GREENVILLE, SC – One of the Southeast’s premier property management companies is now in charge of The Courts at Maverick Yards. NHE, Inc., will handle day-to-day operations such as marketing vacancies, screening tenants, collecting rent, handling maintenance and repairs. Located just a few blocks from the Mauldin City Center, the Courts at Maverick Yards includes 42, three-bedroom townhomes each with a two-vehicle garage. The Courts at Maverick Yards offers a lifestyle that p
Aug 21


BASF ECMS names Mike Estadt site director in Seneca
SENECA, SC-- BASF Environmental Catalyst and Metal Solutions (ECMS) has appointed Mike Estadt as site director of its Seneca, SC, production site. Estadt brings more than 20 years of operations and manufacturing leadership experience across a variety of industrial sectors. In his role, Estadt is responsible for leading operations at the Seneca facility and supporting the site's continued focus on safety, reliability, operational excellence and community engagement. Most rece
Aug 20


Greenville Housing Fund adds new Vice President of Finance & Operations
GREENVILlE SC – The Greenville Housing Fund has added Jason Hill as its Vice President of Finance & Operations, where he will lead the organization's financial management, operational strategy, and administrative functions. Prior to joining the Greenville Housing Fund, Hill served as Financial Controller at OneSpartanburg, Inc., where he oversaw financial operations for the region's chamber of commerce, economic development organization, tourism division, and affiliated found
Aug 11


Mary Black Foundation awards $6 million to Vital Spartanburg
The Mary Black Foundation has made a $6 million investment into a new initiative, a community-wide action plan for mental and behavioral health.
Aug 10


We Need Some Votes
We are so proud of our clients and the work them do in making their local communities better. Now, we are asking you to give them some attention and support. Each year, Integrated Publishing does a Best of South Carolina competition. You can vote daily until August 31. Please consider voting for the below here. Also, here is who we would be honored if you gave some votes to: CORPORATE Best Advanced Manufacturing and Materials Company: BASF Metals Best Advanced Materials and
Aug 6


54 Affordable Senior Apartments Coming to Southernside Neighborhood
GREENVILLE, SC – As part of the continued efforts to create more affordable housing inside city limits, a host of community leaders gathered this morning for the Southernside West groundbreaking. Plans call for a 54-unit senior community to serve income eligible residents at 846 West Washington Street, the heart of Greenville’s historic Southernside neighborhood. The four-story development is geared for residents aged 55 and older, offering a mix of affordability levels servi
Aug 5


Greenville County Historical Society adds four board members
GREENVILLE, SC – The Greenville County Historical Society recently added four board members to help strengthen the organization’s preservation and education efforts. New board members are Tevin Smith, Lib Ramos, Murphy Armstrong and Fiona Buchanan. Since 2023, Buchanan has served as the Deputy City Clerk for Greenville where she assists in the curation of the City’s archives. She earned her bachelor’s degree from Western Carolina University. A returning board member having la
Aug 4


TGHA and First Steps homebased childcare program graduates five
he first cohort of a new program aimed to increase the homebased childcare providers graduated this week.
Jul 28


Tickets go on sale tomorrow for Bella—the latest from the GJFF
GREENVILLE, SC – Tickets go on sale tomorrow for Bella, the latest Pop-Up Movie presented by the Greenville Jewish Film Festival. The film, a moving story about enduring bonds of friendship in a world of chaos, will be shown on Sunday, August 30, at 4 p.m. at Camelot Cinemas in Greenville. The film tells the story of Yaki, who learns his only inheritance is a prize show dove, and she slips away almost as soon as she arrives. He talks his childhood friend Bilal into a road tri
Jul 27


Greenville County Historical Society adds four board members
GREENVILLE, SC – The Greenville County Historical Society has added four board members, who bring a wealth of expertise and knowledge to the organization. New board members are John Boyanoski, Dora Impson, Scott Townes and James T. Hammond. “As the Historical Society grows, we felt it was times to add some more people who represent a wider swath of historical knowledge of our region,” said Russell Stall, Executive Director of the Historical Society. Hammond is a retired journ
Jul 9


Boyanoski named to Historical Society board
John Boyanoski, the owner of Complete PR, was recently named to the Greenville County Historical Society Board.
Jun 30


Wagner Wealth Management Advisors Honored in SCBIZ Leaders in Business & Finance Awards
GREENVILLE, SC – Two members of the Wagner Wealth Management team have been honored in the inaugural SCBIZ Leaders in Business & Finance Awards. CEO and Founder Dan Wagner was honored in the Wealth Advisor category, while Wealth Advisor Clay Koch washonored in the Rising Star category. “Our firm operates with a team approach, which isn’t always the case in the wealth management industry,” Wagner said. “We believe this approach is incredibly advantageous to our clients because
Jun 30


Southpointe Senior brings 90 affordable homes for seniors to Greenville
GREENVILLE, SC – Community leaders gathered Thursday morning to welcome 90 new affordable homes in the Southpointe Senior Residences community. Located off of the Woodruff Road corridor, Southpointe Senior Residences features one and two-bedroom apartments all reserved for low- and moderate-income renters over age 55. Greenville Housing Fund and Lowcountry Housing Communities collaborated on the project. “Our partner in this development, Lowcountry Housing Communities, is a n
Jun 25


Why does AI lie?
Complete PR exposes straight-up AI lies.
Jun 24


Award-Winning Broadway musical coming to Greenville through national grant initiative
This is a powerful new musical chronicling the fight for women's suffrage and the passage of the 19th Amendment. Presented through the Greenville County Schools All County Theatre Program, Greenville County was selected as one of only twelve educational programs nationwide to receive the inaugural SUFFS: The Young Are at the Gates Grant, providing a unique opportunity for students to bring this timely and inspiring story to local audiences. The production will be presented Ju
Jun 17
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