Megan Fitzgerald, Author at GREENVILLE JOURNAL

City receives public input on Laurens Road trail spurs

The three proposed trail spurs would connect the trail to the Nicholtown, Gower and Verdae neighborhoods.

Here’s a recap of the March 27 meeting of the Greenville City Council.

The outdoor festival will be held on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. along Main Street.

The celebration included a first-look walk-through of the church’s new expansion project.

The Philip J. Carlton Memorial Plaza will serve as a memorial for First Responders and Military Veterans who have made the ultimate sacrifice.

Both events are free and held at NOMA square.

Here’s a recap of Greenville City Council’s March 13 meeting.

The future of Greenville City Hall’s location was up for discussion at the city council work session on March 13.

White has served on City Council since 1983 and as mayor since 1995.

Greenville Mayor Knox White recently sat down with the Journal for a wide-ranging interview.

Matheny worked in the Upstate real estate industry for more than 30 years and closed more than $100 million transactions.

Originally scheduled for Jan. 21, the museum’s opening was delayed to stabilize humidity and temperature levels in the building.

The new 16,000-square-foot early childhood education center features 16 classrooms, a library, a STEAM lab and an indoor gymnasium.

The event featured a panel discussion on bringing business, education and healthcare communities together to face area challenges.