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“While men dominate small business ventures women are on the rise,” says Clemson Associate Professor Amy Ingram. In South Carolina the number of businesses owned by women has doubled in the past two decades.
There is so much beauty surrounding us in our daily lives. From a sunrise or sunset to the colors of fall and rebirth of spring. What most are unable to see is the true beauty of decay.
At Saigon Market, the Vietnamese New Year was ushered in with a feast and wishes for a happy, healthy and prosperous Year of the Dog.
Meet LeeAnn, Daniel, and Ike, the brains behind propagating the most delicious mushrooms in the Upstate.
“It all started with a blog post I saw in 2009 about a little parking lot craft show in Chicago and thought, ‘Why don’t we have something like this?’
Double J Barrel Arena has been the result of years of hard work and love of horses since 1990.
The moment you step on to the porch of Art & Light Gallery there is a feeling that this place is holding something sacred.
Liz Daly is an original. Many consider her a cultural cornerstone in Greenville.
Russell Biles has a lot to say. We are proud to call him our most widely recognized figurative clay artists of the genre.
Once a Marine, Always a Marine
I’ll be a marine till the day I die.
I’m motivated and SEMPER FI!
Greenville has it’s very own “most interesting man”. Meet David Roop, owner and founder of local salon He & Me.
Jen has five dogs. Moose, Bramble and Lulubell are her three labs who keep her balanced and energized.
Meet Mathew Marko, a motorcycling-skydiving-scuba diving-carpenter-home chef-former actor who is eager to serve the Greenville community and be friendly to all.