Greenville Theatre stages classic ‘Dial M for Murder,’ a tale of passion and revenge
Guest director Aimee Quattlebaum is leading the production.
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Upstate Beat: Wolfgang Wallace’s full-on musical about love, murder and tax evasion
"I set up a studio in my garage. It was 100% covid compliant which made it an interesting experience to say the least."
Ludwig’s attorney surprised by murder charge
John Ludwig’s attorney said Thursday he is surprised his client is facing a murder charge. “Surprised is a good word,” said Billy Wilkins, a former federal appeals court judge who…
2024 rewind: Greenville arts year marked by triumphs, change and loss
Greenville’s performing arts community in 2024 saw major changes and enjoyed robust ticket sales but also mourned the loss of a prominent arts leader.
artsUpstate: Greenville fall / winter directory and events
A curated guide to Greenville arts in the fall and winter of 2024.
Giving Matters: Greenville Theatre approaches a century of telling enduring stories with local flair
Founded in 1926, the Upstate’s oldest and largest locally producing non-profit theater will present its 99th season this fall.
Greenville Theatre unveils 99th season lineup
Season 98 concludes in June.
2024 rewind: Books we loved
Whether it was fiction or nonfiction, old or new, these are the books the Community Journals staff loved reading this year.
News of the Weird: Mistaken identity
A Swiss airlines flight on Sept. 9 from Zurich to Bilbao, Spain, took off without one key element in place: the passengers' luggage.
Peace Center Broadway Season spotlights recent blockbusters and familiar classics
The Peace Center’s 2023-24 Broadway Season will offer a mix of recent blockbusters and critically acclaimed classics.
The 10 best books we read in 2022
These are the books the Community Journals staff loved reading this year.
News of the Weird: Not your job
College dreams were scattered across a highway in El Paso, Texas, on Oct. 28 when a UPS truck lost its load of SAT tests that had been completed.
Mountain Speak: The way we used to talk
At one time, it was prevalent throughout the Appalachian region.
GLOW brings opera about historic SC tragedy to the stage
In a notoriously unfair 1944 trial, a 14-year-old African American boy had been convicted by an all-white South Carolina jury of murdering two girls.
‘In Conversation’ event at M.Judson Booksellers to address one of Greenville’s most painful memories
On the morning of February 17, 1947, the body of a young Black man was found mutilated, beaten, stabbed and shot in the woods off Bramlett Road.