Legacy Early College Breaks Ground on New Campus
The K4 through 8th grade campus in West Greenville will serve 1,300 scholars when it opens in fall 2028.
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Do you think your local schools are getting better or worse?
Greenville Lifestyle News
Coverage of lifestyle in Greenville focuses on culture, family dynamics, home life, hobbies and relationships. It follows the daily choices and shifting habits that shape the city.
Culture
Live Poll
Do you feel local museums in your area do enough to preserve important community history?
Upcountry History Museum Honors Max and Trude Heller
A new semi-permanent exhibit explores the couple's escape from Nazi persecution and their impact on Greenville.
Real Estate
Live Poll
Do you think more affordable housing projects would ease costs in your community?
Greenville Breaks Ground on Sterling Affordable Duplexes
The Huddle at Sterling, a partnership between two local groups, will add 10 units for low-to-moderate-income families on Minus Street.
Home
Live Poll
Do you support the use of local funds for traffic-calming measures in your neighborhood?
Greenville Completes Ashley Avenue Safety Project
The city concludes a $2 million effort to improve traffic flow and pedestrian safety in the neighborhood.
Education
GE Vernova Foundation Launches Engineers of Change
A three-year, $4.5 million program will bring engineering education to 6,000 students in Greenville and Staffordshire, United Kingdom.
Food and Drink
Live Poll
Do you prioritize visiting new local restaurant openings in your community?
Chef Joe Cash to Open Dootsie's in Greenville This December
The Michelin-starred chef behind Scoundrel is launching an Italian-inspired concept in the Village of West Greenville.
More in Lifestyle
This section follows cultural trends, family time, home environments, and the economic pressures that shift daily habits. Reporting reaches across the city and the communities around it. Differences between generations and changing social patterns define how these topics evolve in the area. Shifts in how families spend their time and resources remain the most frequent drivers of these stories.