News Releases

Over the past month, the Greenville Zoo staff has used ultrasound imaging to confirm that Jade, the zoo’s nine-year-old female Amur leopard, is pregnant and monitor the health of her unborn cubs. More about the Leopard Cubs

The City is partnering with Duke Energy to replace approximately 105 streetlights on Main Street, between North Street and Broad Street, with LED lights and new, uniform fixtures to match the ones installed in the 200 block. More about Streetlights

Greenlink implemented multiple changes to its fixed routes on July 1, 2019, and now that the redesigned routes have been in service for six months, the Greenlink staff is hosting a series of customer listening sessions to gauge their effectiveness. Listening Session Details

Bank of America Fall for Greenville board members and event partners today presented $38,600 to 12 nonprofit organizations from the local community. Donation Details

On Jan. 7, Greenlink will welcome 24 new participants to the Citizens Transit Academy, a program designed to offer Greenville County residents a unique opportunity to learn about public transportation and the opportunities and challenges facing Greenlink. More about Transit Academy

The Greenville Zoo is currently accepting applications for its conservation grant program. Utilizing funds raised through the Quarters for Conservation program, the zoo awards grants to projects that focus on field conservation, research or education. Grant Information

City Council passed an ordinance that prohibits individuals from igniting any fireworks between the hours of 10 p.m. and 9 a.m.; however, the ordinance includes an exception that allows extended hours for New Year’s Eve and the Fourth of July. Fireworks Regulations

The City of Greenville is once again offering its annual Christmas tree recycling program. Trees can be placed at the curb for collection on regularly scheduled pick-up days or taken to one of four convenient locations for recycling. Tree Recycling Details

Longtime City of Greenville Economic Development Director Nancy Whitworth, who will retire in January after 40 years of service to the Greenville community, will serve as grand marshal. More about the Grand Marshal

The City is offering a full lineup of holiday activities and events and transforming downtown into a festive destination for shopping and dining this season. Holiday Details

The chiller that helps keep the ice frozen throughout the United Community Bank Ice on Main season is scheduled to arrive on Friday. Ice on Main Installation Details

The City of Greenville is hosting a number of fall festivities and Halloween-themed events this month, including the Fidelity Investments Moonlight Movies – Halloween Edition, TD Saturday Market Autumn Harvest and Trick-or-Treat on Main Street. Event Details

“Not Every Hero Wears a Cape. Plan and Practice Your Escape!” That’s the message behind this year’s national Fire Prevention Week campaign Read on...

Bank of America Fall for Greenville presented by Pepsi returns to downtown Greenville with signature tastes from 47 different restaurants. FFG Details

Work is scheduled to begin this week on an expansion and renovation of the Greenville Zoo's veterinary hospital. Vet Hospital Details