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Greenville Country Music Fest announces return in 2027
Greenville Country Music Fest (GCMF) is officially making a comeback in 2027, bringing some of country music’s hottest names back to the Upstate with new spring dates and an exciting lineup. After taking a year off in 2026, the festival returns April 30-May 1, 2027, to CCNB Amphitheatre at...
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
Following closure of animal rescue in Woodruff, 87 cats need homes
The Spartanburg County Pet Resource Center is hoping to find homes for as many as 87 cats and kittens brought to the facility on Oct. 20. Several days earlier, county animal control officers received calls about conditions at CLiFs No Kill Shelter and Rescue at 3940 Greenpond Road in Woodruff. According to an official report, officers inspected the facility and "observed numerous animals, unsanitary livingconditions, excessive feces accumulation, and a strong ammonia odor inside a tarp-covered structure usedto house cats." They also found 70 dead animals, with remains left in freezers. Officers think some of the animals died as early as 2023. Many of the cats still living at the property were suffering from undernourishment and other medical conditions. Veterinarians at the Pet Resource Center have been providing care for the animals, said Kennedi Harris, community relations manager at the facility. She said the caregivers will determine which cats can be adopted. "A lot will be, we believe," she said. Four puppies were also taken from the property and relocated to a different shelter, Harris said. According to the report from animal control officers, Carol Ferger was operating the rescue. It was not registered as an official nonprofit. Harris said
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Bargain Hunters Flock To This Gigantic South Carolina Thrift Store Where $25 Buys A Cartful
There’s a place in Taylors, South Carolina where your shopping cart runneth over and your wallet barely notices. The Miracle Hill Thrift Store is exactly the kind of place that makes you question every full-price purchase you’ve ever made in your entire life. You walk in, you look...
greenvillejournal.com
Art and Light Gallery spotlights painter Audrey Phillips at The Anchorage
Art & Light Gallery and The Anchorage restaurant in Greenville will host an art exhibition featuring the work of Audrey Phillips. The exhibition is on view at The Anchorage at 586 Perry Ave. through Jan. 5 and pieces are able to be purchased through Art & Light Gallery. Phillips’ paintings focus on being in nature and expanding the moments of being outdoors through the work of color and mark-making create abstract scenes.
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Greenville Club Pilates to reopen after year-long closure for fire damage
Club Pilates on Augusta Street will open its doors once again. On Oct. 7 a social media post announced that the refurbished Club Pilates at 2107-A Augusta St. would re-open on Nov. 16. In summer 2025, the studio sustained water and smoke damage after the business next to them caught...
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Expanding chiropractic into the animal market
Most people know what chiropractors do for humans, mainly for those who have back and joint issues. But did you know that chiropractors can also provide treatments for dogs, cats, horses, and other animals? Mike Switzer interviews Dr. Carolyn Longacre, owner of Evergreen Chiropractic and Wellness in Greenville, South Carolina.
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Cork & Candles Celebrates Grand Opening in Greenville
Mother-daughter duo Lauren and Emma Briles are excited to bring the first Cork & Candles to South Carolina!. This fun experiential BYOB scent bar and custom candle-making workshop is a place where guests can blend their own fragrances and pour custom soy candles. It is designed as a social outing—such...