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Tryon Daily Bulletin

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The Meeting Place to host Thanksgiving dinner for Polk County seniors

COLUMBUS—The Meeting Place, Polk County’s senior center, will host its annual Thanksgiving Dinner at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 25, at 75 Carmel Lane. The dinner will bring community members together […]

Polk County, NC · 2d

Greenville News

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Greenville Christmas tree lighting, Poinsettia parade dates set

Mark your calendars, Christmas lovers. The city of Greenville's annual Christmas tree lighting and parade are just around the corner. Greenville will celebrate the start of the Christmas season on the first weekend of December, with their Night of Lights event on Friday, Dec. 4 and the annual Poinsettia Christmas Parade on Saturday, Dec. 5. Night of Lights, a tree-lighting event, will be held from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Dec. 4. During the week of Nov. 9, workers were already spotted on Main Street assembling the city's 30-foot Christmas tree. The tree, complete with 25,550 LED lights, will be lit in front of M. Judson Booksellers on South Main Street between 6 p.m. and 6:15 p.m., according to the city. Night of Lights will also include food trucks, a kids crafting station, Letters to Santa and a visit from Santa. The Poinsettia Christmas Parade on Main Street, a Greenville tradition of more than 75 years, will begin at 6:30 p.m. on Dec. 5. Parade participants include local businesses, schools, dance groups, nonprofits and other community organizations. Year after year the parade draws thousands of residents and visitors to downtown to celebrate, according to the city. Ruth Cronin covers

Greenville, SC · 3d

greenvillejournal.com

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Fountain Inn approves change to Barton Hollow district: City Council notes

Here is a recap of the Fountain Inn City Council meeting on Nov. 12. Approved: Change to Barton Hollow Flexible Review District. Council approved a major change to the Barton Hollow Flexible Review District (FRD) at 117 Highway 651. The applicant, Tigers & Bears LLC, wants to add single-family detached...

Fountain Inn, SC · 1d
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Realtor.com News & Insights

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Greenville, SC, Struggles With Low Starter Home Availability Compared to Other Cities

In a recent metro-by-metro analysis, Realtor.com® examined the state of the American starter home. For many would-be buyers, these entry-level homes have felt increasingly scarce as rising prices and climbing

Greenville, SC · 1d

Country Herald

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South Carolina Porch Pirate Warning as Christmas Nears in Myrtle Beach, Florence

Residents are encouraged to watch doorsteps and protect holiday packages as November deliveries increase.

South Carolina · 4d

WSPA 7News

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Former Riverside Middle School could become new educational space in Anderson County

ANDERSON COUNTY, S.C. (WSPA) – The former Riverside Middle School could soon have a new purpose, with several educational opportunities under consideration for the nearly 90,000-square-foot facility. Anderson School District 4 is exploring alternative options for the vacant campus, which has been empty after students and staff moved to the former high school building. The […]

Anderson County, SC · 1d

Spartanburg Herald-Journal

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Walking tours will give Spartanburg residents up close look at zoning

City of Spartanburg residents will have the opportunity to learn more about ways the city might revamp its zoning regulations by taking part in "Sidewalk Conversations" guided walking tours on Nov. 14. A tour of the Union Street corridor and Converse Heights will take place from 8:30 to 11 a.m. A second tour will take place from 1 to 3:30 p.m. and cover and the North Church Street and South Converse areas. The tours will begin and end at the city administrative offices at 295 East Main St. Buses will take participants to the walking tour locations. The idea is to give residents perspectives on development patterns of the past and how they might apply to future city planning, said city communications manager Christopher George. George said the city's zoning ordinance hasn't been updated since the late 1990s. Other regulations have been in place since the 1970s, including larger residential lot sizes in keeping with the era's norms for suburban development. With input from residents, leaders will consider whether future zoning rules should allow additional areas of the city to have smaller residential lot sizes or mixed-use development projects. To RSVP for one of the walking tours, go to Code

Spartanburg, SC · 1d

imbibemagazine.com

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Where to Drink in Greenville, South Carolina

Fresh off an appearance on Top Chef, and two years since its first James Beard Award, Greenville, South Carolina, is ready for the national spotlight. Situated in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, this city of nearly 80,000 punches above its weight when it comes to drinks, says cocktail consultant Cristina Fink. Culinary-driven beverage programs feature ingredients from nearby farms, concept bars nod to local and far-flung source material, and coffee shops double as alcohol-free social hubs. Community is key, says Fink. “You always hear about Southern hospitality—the idea that you always make room for more people at the table and take care of your neighbors.” She finds that bar and restaurant professionals in Greenville embrace and embody that philosophy. “It’s not just a slogan, it’s the culture here.”

Greenville, SC · 3d

upstatebusinessjournal.com

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Power Up Spartanburg accepting applications for small business impact grants

Power Up Spartanburg, an initiative of OneSpartanburg Inc. and Spartanburg County to support small businesses, is accepting applications for its small business impact grant program now through Dec. 16. The small business impact grants aim to provide financial support to Spartanburg County entrepreneurs and small businesses trying to:. Strengthen operations...

Spartanburg County, SC · 3d

unearththevoyage.com

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Shepherd’s Pie, Irish Stew, And Live Celtic Music Make This South Carolina Pub A Hidden Gem

Some of the best meals in South Carolina hide behind doors you might walk right past. I went in expecting a quick bite and came out planning my next visit before I even reached the car. Picture a warm plate of shepherd’s pie, a bowl of slow-cooked stew, and a...

South Carolina · 2d

FOX Carolina

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Seneca city administrator to retire at end of 2026, city to buy out contract

SENECA, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - The City of Seneca reports it has mutually agreed to allow its city administrator to retire at the end of 2026. The city said the existing contract with T. Scott Moulder was nullified and amended to reflect the change in separation to December 31. The...

Seneca, SC · 1d

greenvillejournal.com

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Simpsonville postpones Flock camera removal ordinance: City Council notes

Simpsonville City Council voted 5-2 to indefinitely postpone an ordinance that would discontinue the city’s acquisition, installation and operation automatic license plate reader technology. Councilmembers Chad O’Rear (Ward 1) and Sherry Roche (Ward 4) voted against the measure. Multiple members of council expressed concerns about what happens to...

Simpsonville, SC · 3d

FOX Carolina

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Recount results released for Greenville County state House, council races

The results of recounts in a Greenville County state House race and a Greenville County council race have been released.

Greenville County, SC · 3d

Spartanburg Herald-Journal

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3 Spartanburg County restaurants fail October inspections

Three Spartanburg County food establishments fell below the "78" score threshold for a "C" rating in October 2026 restaurant inspection reports, according to the South Carolina Department of Agriculture . Inspectors conducted routine inspections throughout the month and ordered follow-up inspections for establishments that received failing grades. In our coverage of food inspections around Spartanburg County, we categorize violations into two types: priority and priority foundation. Priority violations are those that pose the highest risk of causing foodborne illness and identify contributing factors that could lead to illness. A priority foundation violation is a contributing factor to illness. Here is a snapshot of the establishments that fell below a "78" grade during October inspections: JOY CRAB CAJUN SEAFOOD Location: 1935 E. Main St., Spartanburg During a routine inspection in October, SCDA identified numerous out-of-compliance violations, including priority and priority foundation violations. Some of the most notable violations were: Employees were observed removing gloves, putting the same gloves back on, using cell phones, and returning to food preparation without washing their hands. Inspectors found spray bottles without labels, cans of Raid stored throughout the facility, and a tube of grease stored with food items. Multiple dead bugs were observed in a

Spartanburg County, SC · 5d

The State

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Did grounded flights affect South Carolina, Clemson weekend sports games?

The Federal Aviation Administration issued a rare nationwide ground stoppage on Friday, pausing all departing flights “due to extraordinary circumstances and for reasons of safety.” It was only the third such stoppage this century. The ground stoppage was issued at 3:54 p.m. and lifted late Friday. Here’s how it impacted weekend sports events for Clemson and South Carolina athletics. National officials said the ground stoppage is related to a telecommunications error and wasn’t related to a cyberattack or anything “nefarious,” per Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin. Planes already in the sky at the time of the stoppage will land at their final destinations, the FAA said Friday. Southern Cal WBB delayed en route to Greenville The No. 3 Southern Cal women’s basketball team was set to fly from Los Angeles to Greenville, South Carolina for Sunday’s game vs. No. 1 South Carolina. But the team confirmed in a post on X (formerly Twitter) at 5:24 p.m. Eastern (2:24 p.m. local) that it was "grounded in Los Angeles.” “Will provide updates as we have them,” Southern Cal’s team account wrote. In a follow-up post at 8:42 p.m. Eastern, Southern Cal said it would remain in Los Angeles on Friday night and

Clemson, SC · 1d

The Coconut Mama

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South Carolina neighborhood loses Piggly Wiggly as food bank sees more demand

South Carolina has lost another longtime neighborhood grocery store, following a separate Piggly Wiggly closing announcement in Myrtle Beach in October. The Piggly Wiggly at 1160 South Main Street in…

Greenwood, SC · 4d

WSPA 7News

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Some warming shelters to open this weekend in the Upstate

Several warming shelters across the Upstate could open this weekend.

Anderson County, SC · 2d

98.9 WORD

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Former Upstate cotton mill to be turned into housing

Former Upstate cotton mill to be turned into housing

Seneca, SC · 1d