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GHF outlines affordable housing goals for Greenville

Upstate Forever’s land trust attains fourth national accreditation

BASF in South Carolina receives Best in Business award

The View at Crow Creek opens

SCSDB Foundation Ribbon Cutting Marks New Era for School for the Deaf Science Lab

Barbara Melvin steps down as leader of South Carolina Ports Authority

Guest Pieces

Three steps to take for a better website

By Leah Stoudenmire Lawson, The Rock It! Co. As we head into Spring, businesses and creators alike must stay ahead of the curve by...

Beyond the 30% Rule: Redefining Home Affordability in Upstate South Carolina

By Mario Brown, Affordable Upstate In the Upstate of South Carolina, the term "affordable housing" often circulates in discussions about...

Planning an Upstate wedding? Here’s where to start

By Tammy Johnson We are in the quiet lull of the engagement season. We just passed the hectic rush of Christmas and New Year’s and it’s a...

Press Releases

Wagner Wealth Management brings home four SC Best in Business Awards

GREENVILLE, S.C. — Wagner Wealth Management was honored with four 2025 South Carolina Best in Business Awards this week. Nominated and voted on by the public, the firm received two Gold Awards for Best Company of the Year and Best Financial Brokerage Firm while also earning two Silver Awards for Best Wealth Management Firm and Best Executive (Dan Wagner). The South Carolina Best in Business Awards, published by Greenville Business Magazine, is an annual award that recognizes

Nelson Mullins builds momentum with growing Greenville Litigation Team

Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP announced the continued growth of its Greenville Litigation Team.

Habitat Greenville launches unique Women’s Build

GREENVILLE, SC -- As part of its 40 th anniversary celebration, Habitat for Humanity of Greenville County has launched its annual Women’s Build program with a new approach. Peer-to- Peer fundraising. “We are doing this by creating 10 teams of influential women in the Greenville Community, challenging them to invite four or more of their friends to be a part of their team,” said LaTonya Phillips, President and CEO of Habitat Greenville. “That will make 40 women supporting th