Monet’s Shadow
American artists flocked to Giverny in the late 1800s to learn about the radical new art movement, Impressionism.
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A Look Back: Meet me at the market
At this "curb market" in 1922, Ford Model Ts and Studebakers pulled up on Court Street to peddle fruits and flowers right near the spot where locals and visitors gather today.
Lemonade: Main Squeeze
Add some extra zing to summer’s most refreshing drink with three easy twists
Upward mobility: Rock climbing ascends in the Upstate
“While I’m climbing, I am just in the moment and looking at the rock in front of me, and that's what I love about it." - Jill Hendrix
Live Big in a smaller space
These neighborhoods—some in the planning or construction phases—offer right-sized homes along with amenities like restaurants, parks, and shops, all within walking distance.
Uplifting fashion
Mary Ann Sudnick of Mariani’s Boutique creates high style and lasting connection.
Camden: History and Horses
An easy two-hour drive southeast of Greenville, Camden, South Carolina, exudes a quiet Southern charm. Although the aesthetic appeal is evident in Camden’s columned antebellum homes and Spanish moss-draped live…
Divine Art
Bob Jones Jr., son of the evangelist Bob Jones, began purchasing Old Master paintings when he became president of Bob Jones University in the 1940s—and it has become one of the most valuable collections of European art in the world.
Just the Beginning
Greenville is home. Our community is growing in wild and bold directions, and I fully intend to take part in its evolution. This isn’t the end of TOWN’s story, and it isn’t the end of mine. It’s the beginning—again.