There are lots of great stores in the Greenville area, here are four locally owned shops that you should visit.
Surprise your sweetheart with these Valentine’s Day locations
Rather than going to your usual fancy restaurant that will blow a hole in your wallet, take your sweetheart to one of these places that will make them beg you to take them back.
Booze control: Greenville and Pickens residents to vote on Sunday alcohol sales
Greenville and Pickens county residents will be able to vote for more than just their next president on November 8th, as they will also have the opportunity to vote as to whether or not their respective counties will continue the prohibition of alcoholic beverage sales on Sundays or allow it.
Taco Tuesday takes Greenville
National Taco Day is on October 4, 2016 and Greenville has plenty of options.
The Extension of Swamp Rabbit Trail
The extension of the trail will eventually further the sense of community that the upstate has to offer.
Free things to do in Greenville
“The streets are filled with excitement and there is something to do around every corner.”
5 Trendy shops in Greenville
With trends and fashion constantly changing, along with the bipolar weather of South Carolina, finding the right places for the right situation can be difficult.
10 places to live in your twenties
The most challenging reality may be finding a place to live to fit your lifestyle and help you in start a new life of your own. Here are 10 cities that we think are the place to be in your twenties.
Taste the best of Greenville restaurants at the third-annual Plate Crawl
“Our crawl is a low cost and fun event for the public as well as a low cost way for restaurants to build their customer base, increase brand awareness, show off their chef and cuisine and give back to their community in a fun way.”
Attention students: Take what you’re learning in the classroom and get paid for it.
Trying to have a job while you�re in college can be tricky. Jobs that involve flipping burgers or bagging groceries are easy for students to get. The down side is you�re stuck with making minimum wage and obviously you aren�t going to college to get a degree in grocery bagging. Here’s the solution.
