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1. Senior affordable housing complex planned near Cherrydale in Greenville (upstatebusinessjournal.com) — A 58‑unit affordable senior apartment complex, Worley Senior Apartments, is planned off Worley Road near Cherrydale, bringing much‑needed rental options for Greenville residents 55 and older. Backed by low‑income housing tax credits and city annexation, the three‑story project will serve households earning 20%–70% of area median income and could break ground as early as 2027, adding new amenities and stability for older neighbors.
2. Riley Green brings That's Just Me Tour to Greenville in May (thestate.com) — Riley Green is set to bring his "That's Just Me Tour" to Greenville's Bon Secours Wellness Arena on May 1, with a 7 p.m. show featuring Randy Houser, Jake Worthington, and Hannah McFarland. Local fans can use several presales before general tickets open, and can buy through the arena box office or online. The article also recaps Green's awards, TV roles, and background for new listeners.
3. Enormous Antique Thrift Warehouses In South Carolina That Are Absolutely Worth The Drive (takingthekids.com) — Greenville's Westside Market gets top billing in this roundup, highlighted as a massive indoor maze of local vendor booths where you can easily spend hours hunting for furniture, art, and vintage finds. The piece also suggests pairing your visit with a downtown Greenville stroll, then branches out to other notable antique warehouses across South Carolina for future day trips.
4. Greenville votes down code change for width of infill lots: City Council notes (greenvillejournal.com) — Greenville City Council narrowly rejected new infill lot width rules that could have limited housing options, while advancing several other development code tweaks and annexations, including the Poe Mill project. Council also set the city's new nonpartisan election method, backed upgrades to the Swamp Rabbit Trail, approved bridge and flood-mitigation work, and advanced multiple rezonings that will shape neighborhoods across Greenville.
5. Year Of The Knife Announce Four-Date October Mini-Tour (themosh.net) — A Delaware metalcore band, Year Of The Knife, is kicking off a four-date mini-tour at Companion Skatepark in Greenville on October 23, giving local heavy music fans a rare hometown-style show. The run then heads to Tampa, Miami, and Orlando, so this is the only nearby date for Upstate listeners. Expect an intimate skatepark setting and a short, high-energy tour.
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