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1 week ago | 
eu.greenvilleonline.com | AJ Jackson
May 28 is International Burger Day. On May 21, Yelp released its 25 best burgers list which featured many fast-food chains and franchised restaurantsVote below for your favorite locally-owned burger restaurant in the Upstate.
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1 week ago | 
independentmail.com | AJ Jackson
Runway Cafe, located at the downtown Greenville airport, has officially closed. The restaurant owners thanked their customers on social media, saying, "That’s why we do it and that’s what we will miss most."The social post referenced challenges the Runway Cafe faced, but "the loyalty and happiness that our customers have shown over the years is irreplaceable.
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1 week ago | 
greenvilleonline.com | AJ Jackson
Guthrie's Golden Fried Chicken Fingers will open its second South Carolina location in Greer on May 28. The restaurant's menu features chicken fingers, fries, coleslaw, toast, and soft drinks. A ribbon-cutting ceremony will take place on opening day at 2 p.m.The restaurant will be open daily from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.A new family-owned chicken finger restaurant will soon open in Greer. Guthrie's Golden Fried Chicken Fingers will welcome customers to 1308 W.
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2 weeks ago | 
greenvilleonline.com | AJ Jackson
Bon Secours and UnitedHealthcare are in a contract dispute that could affect 30,000 patients in South Carolina. The disagreement centers on reimbursement rates, with Bon Secours claiming underpayment and UnitedHealthcare citing a proposed 32% price hike. If a resolution isn't reached by July 1, UnitedHealthcare members may face higher out-of-pocket costs and out-of-network charges at Bon Secours facilities.
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2 weeks ago | 
greenvilleonline.com | AJ Jackson
Memorial Day is observed on May 26, 2025, honoring fallen U.S. soldiers. Government offices, post offices, and banks will be closed. Grocery stores like Publix, Food Lion, and Ingles will remain open. Area museums and libraries will be closed. Schools in Greenville, Spartanburg, and Anderson counties will not be in session. Memorial Day is May 26, which marks 157 years since the United States has honored soldiers who died during military service.
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2 weeks ago | 
greenvilleonline.com | AJ Jackson
Show Caption Hide Caption How do your fish for trout, carp and bass with cicadas? Doug Yocabet, owner of PA Fly Co., explains May 14, 2025, what anglers need to know to catch trout, carp and bass when the Brood XIV cicadas emerge. Numerous public fishing locations are available across the Upstate, including lakes, rivers and piers. Popular fishing spots include the Saluda River, Lakes Robinson and Cunningham, Lake Hartwell and Lake Blalock.
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2 weeks ago | 
greenvilleonline.com | AJ Jackson
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2 weeks ago | 
goupstate.com | AJ Jackson
Greenville's food and dining scene is continually changing. Six important announcements and openings from around the county took place between April and May. From the revitalization of an old food hall to the opening of a food truck turned new restaurant, Greenville's food and dining changes are highlighted by various local culinary experts expounding on their native cultures.
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3 weeks ago | 
greenvilleonline.com | AJ Jackson
Lefty's West End Tavern, a joint venture between the Greenville Drive and Table 301, is opening this summer. The new American pub will be located at the former Liberty Taproom and Bellwether location on South Main Street. The menu will feature elevated bar food, and the space will include over 20 television screens. Greenville Drive and Table 301 are partnering for a food and beverage experience near Fluor Field.
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3 weeks ago | 
greenvilleonline.com | AJ Jackson
Greenville native and former pro baseball player "Shoeless" Joe Jackson has returned to good favor with Major League Baseball. He and 16 other deceased players have been officially removed from the league's permanently ineligible list. His reinstatement is the first step to Jackson potentially being inducted into the national baseball Hall of Fame.
