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Summer Night Sparkles at Unity Park

July 1, 2026

Unity Park will light up the evening of Thursday, July 2, from six in the evening until ten. The night will mix music, tasty treats and a splash of classical flair when the Greenville Symphony Orchestra steps onto the stage before the fireworks explode. Residents from across Upstate are expected to

weather

Storm Alert Hits Western North Carolina

July 1, 2026

A severe thunderstorm warning was released by the National Weather Service office in Greenville‑Spartanburg at 6:55 p. m. on Tuesday, June 30. The alert covers Buncombe, Henderson and Transylvania counties in western North Carolina. Meteorologists warned of wind gusts up to 60 mph and hail as large

celebrities

Celebrities Turning Another Year Older on June 24

June 24, 2026

The day after the summer solstice, several well‑known faces celebrate another trip around the sun. At 79, Mick Fleetwood and Peter Weller both mark a milestone birthday. Fleetwood, famous for his drumming in the legendary rock group, shares a star on Hollywood’s Walk of Fame with his bandmates. Well

politics

Family ties and political pressure

June 21, 2026

The judge's decision to move Begoña Gómez to trial on alleged contract-favoring shows how family roles can become legal liabilities in high politics. She is accused of using her status as the prime minister’s spouse to secure deals, but she insists she did nothing wrong. Meanwhile, her travel freedo

entertainment

Hidden Beats: How Fiona Apple Secretly Made a Groundbreaking Album

June 20, 2026

Fiona Apple stepped away from the spotlight for seven years, then surprised fans with a new record that felt like a fresh experiment. The project began quietly around 2009, and the singer kept her work hidden from her label until the final track list was ready. She said the process felt “very casual

lifestyle

From Shopping Small to Big Success: How One Mom Built a Business by Sharing Finds

June 15, 2026

A lot of people shop at Walmart because it’s affordable. One mom from Greenville didn’t just shop there—she turned her habit into a career. After having three kids and pausing her paralegal job, money was tight. Her husband sold his truck to make ends meet, and savings barely reached four digits. Sh

health

A Quick Blood Drop Saves Lives

June 14, 2026

A single hand‑full of blood can mean the difference between life and death for someone in crisis. In Chicago, a local symphony group has started a program to bring donation stations right into the city’s music halls. The idea is simple: invite musicians and their audiences to give a small gift

art

Music and Hope: A Sound Tribute for Cancer Survivors

June 12, 2026

In a bright corner of South Coast Plaza, music and community collide to celebrate those who have beaten cancer. A local composer‑teacher, known for turning feelings into sound, wrote a four‑minute piece inspired by an Emily Dickinson poem. The melody moves through loss, calm and renewed courage, mir

finance

Making AI Work for Finance Teams—Without Taking Over

June 10, 2026

Companies have been using AI to write emails and summarize reports for years. But now, finance teams are testing a smarter kind of AI—one that doesn’t just answer questions but actually handles parts of the workflow. The big question is whether AI can manage tasks across systems while keeping things

crime

Behind the Scenes of a Brutal Family Crime

June 7, 2026

Brendan Banfield, a man who once worked in law enforcement, has been locked away for life after orchestrating a shocking double murder. His wife Christine and a stranger named Joseph Ryan were killed in their Virginia home back in 2023. Prosecutors say Banfield planned it all with his live-in au pai