Thousands gathered at Greenville’s Unity Park for an unforgettable Fourth of July celebration featuring live music, military appreciation, food trucks, the Greenville Symphony Orchestra, and a spectacular fireworks show over one of the Upstate’s newest landmarks.
Looking for the best neighborhoods to trick-or-treat this Halloween? We’ve rounded up 50 of the top trick-or-treating spots across the Upstate, from Greenville and Greer to Easley, Anderson, Spartanburg, and Pickens County. Find the perfect place for a fun, safe, and candy-filled Halloween night.
South Carolina has adopted a new Bicycle Safety Stop law that allows cyclists to treat stop signs as yield signs when it is safe to do so. Here’s what the new law means for riders, drivers, and communities across the Upstate.
Falls Park on the Reedy is the crown jewel of downtown Greenville, blending natural waterfalls, award-winning design, historic preservation, and urban renewal into one of South Carolina’s most beloved destinations. Discover the history, beauty, and significance of the park that transformed Greenville into a nationally recognized city.
Paris Mountain State Park is more than just a place to hike. Rising above Greenville, this historic mountain holds stories of Cherokee heritage, Revolutionary War history, Civilian Conservation Corps craftsmanship, and the controversial legacy of Richard Pearis, the man whose name helped inspire the mountain’s modern identity. From scenic trails like Brissy Ridge to peaceful lakes and forested ridges, Paris Mountain offers visitors a unique blend of outdoor adventure and Upstate history just minutes from downtown Greenville.
A passing summer storm gave way to a stunning rainbow over Furman University’s iconic lake, creating a scene that perfectly captured the beauty of the Upstate. With Paris Mountain in the background, calm waters reflecting the sky, and the historic bell tower standing watch, it was one of those fleeting moments that reminds us to slow down and appreciate the world around us.
From historic railroad equipment and the famous Travelers Rest mural to wooded bridges and the new Rad Rabbit 2 mountain bike trail, the Swamp Rabbit Trail offers far more than a simple bike path. Here’s why one of the Upstate’s most popular destinations keeps getting better.