Greenville Journal

The Journal delivers comprehensive coverage of the community through detailed reporting, engaging features, and thought-provoking commentary. We prioritize local news and perspectives that resonate with the residents of Upstate South Carolina. As a weekly publication that upholds the values of a traditional newspaper, the Journal is released every Friday in a vibrant, magazine-style format that is both modern and easy to navigate. Our team of writers and columnists are members of the community who have chosen to live and work in the Upstate. They understand the community deeply and are familiar with the issues, people, and locations that are important to you.

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The Punch Brothers pick up an acoustic storm at Peace Center: Upstate Beat

4 days ago | greenvillejournal.com | Vincent Harris

The Punch Brothers is essentially the definition of an all-star band. Its best-known member is probably Chris Thile, a master of the mandolin and member of seven-time Grammy Award-winning trio Nickel Creek. But there’s also guitarist Chris Eldridge, who has played with the Infamous Stringdusters and Seldom Scene. There’s Noam Pickelny of Leftover Salmon on banjo.
NYT bestselling author Kevin Wilson to visit Upstate to promote new novel

4 days ago | greenvillejournal.com | Jeannie Putnam

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CommunityWorks announces award winners at Empowering Entrepreneurship

6 days ago | greenvillejournal.com | Megan Fitzgerald

CommunityWorks, a nonprofit lending institution, celebrated local small businesses and community champions at Empowering Entrepreneurship. The event was held in celebration of National Small Business Week, offering a networking opportunity for the entrepreneurs and community members in attendance. It was held at the City Club of Greenville May 8.
International sculptor inspired by change, growth for Greenville sculpture

1 week ago | greenvillejournal.com | Megan Fitzgerald

Fen de Villiers believes the process of designing and creating sculptures should never be rushed. The Scottish fine art sculptor based in Belgium was commissioned in early 2024 to create a public art installation for Biltmore Walk, a luxury townhome community under development in Greenville. De Villiers has spent the past year working closely with Keene Development Group, the project’s developer, to design the sculpture.
May 9, 2025

1 week ago | greenvillejournal.com | John Olson

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Greenville County proposes $488.5M budget with slight tax decrease

1 week ago | greenvillejournal.com | Jay King

Greenville County Council got its first look at a proposed $488.5 million budget for the upcoming fiscal year that includes a slight millage decrease during a committee of the whole meeting May 6. The biennial budget was presented by County Administrator Joe Kernell, who said the proposal covering spending for the next two years focuses on public safety, fiscal responsibility, and investments in infrastructure and economic development.
BMW Charity Pro Am announces celebrity lineup, tournament schedule for 2025

1 week ago | greenvillejournal.com | Jay King

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Greenville County Schools budget doesn't raise tax rate, waits on SC lawmakers

1 week ago | greenvillejournal.com | Megan Fitzgerald

Greenville County Schools Board of Trustees held the first reading of the fiscal year 2026 budget May 5. Due to inflation and overall economic conditions, the school district is not proposing a millage rate increase for the next fiscal year. Superintendent Burke Royster said this will be the fourth time in 11 years that the millage rate has not been raised.
Travelers Rest denies Inn at Altamont annexation

1 week ago | greenvillejournal.com | Megan Fitzgerald

The city of Travelers Rest denied the annexation and rezoning requests for the Inn at Altamont. Travelers Rest City Council’s Planning and Development Committee voted 4-1 during its May 5 meeting against moving the application forward to be reviewed by the full City Council. The committee is comprised of five elected members of the council.
Greenville to hold public meeting for Swamp Rabbit Trail extension

1 week ago | greenvillejournal.com | Megan Fitzgerald

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