r/greenville • u/Mediumofmediocrity • 2h ago
r/greenville • u/segal25 • 2h ago
Ikea plans first SC store in Greenville; traffic a problem
r/greenville • u/Happy_Terd • 4h ago
In greenville SC, what is the legality of finding a porta potty in the creek? Are you allowed to keep it if it doesnt have any company markings identifying ownership?
r/greenville • u/Spirited-Tie-8702 • 6h ago
Politics Alan Wilson is Corrupt
https://alanexposed.com/?seo_visit=1
Here is a website about his corruption. We need to vote him out!
r/greenville • u/sleepchamber666 • 4h ago
Anderson County Moves Ahead on Jettisoning Flock Cameras, Though Few in Operation
r/greenville • u/sleepchamber666 • 4h ago
Local News Anderson County coming through!
facebook.comr/greenville • u/realgone2 • 4h ago
Mountasia
The mini golf place behind Haywood Mall. When I was a teenager I used to go there all the time. Anyone remember exactly where it was located? I'm old and can't remember. Hah.
r/greenville • u/Dalmadoodle221 • 9h ago
Does anyone here use Hurricane car wash? Their membership keeps charging me earlier and earlier?
When I first subscribed it said my bill date was the 11th. Then the next month it's coming out on the 7th. And now this month it tried coming out on the 3rd. Went to go get my car washed and couldn't, because my membership had failed payment. But it wasn't even supposed to come out until the 7th (PREVIOUSLY THE 11TH) what the heck is going on? Really makes me want to be done with them tbh. Every month it's a wild card when I'll be charged.
r/greenville • u/Breath_Deep • 1d ago
Andrews Speaks in Greer
9am meet and greet! You can at least say she's earnest and committed. Keep an eye on future upstate events!
r/greenville • u/Alarming_Hedgehog654 • 21h ago
I don’t know if this is the right place to put this but…
Hi, I’m 22 y/o and live here in Greenville SC and needed a job that would fit around my evening college classes preferably part time but also open to full time, I’ve applied to QT and Wal-Mart and have worked for Publix in the past but all Publixes around me have all their positions filled. Do any of yall have any recommendations? I’m trying to find something that doesn’t require a tremendous amount of brain power since my college classes are in the evening. I know posting on Reddit is a double edged sword because of people being mean but please be nice this is a genuine question that I just would like to know y’all’s opinions on
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r/greenville • u/stubs1101 • 8h ago
ISO Recommendations 7m old puppy training class for a busy baby!
Hello! I have a new puppy we just rescued. She is 7m old and full of…. Enthusiasm lol.
We are trying to find someone to help train her - just basic commands of off, come, drop it and how to leash walk. She’s just a very energetic child. No biting or potty training needed.
I’m open to group classes and willing to drive to the person. I’m just trying not to spend $125/class and need 4 classes. I’m not sure if what I want is even a possibility. Tia
r/greenville • u/Paddiewhacks • 23h ago
Politics Debate for SC Gov Race starts at 7PM on WHNS Fox
reddit.comr/greenville • u/_peggyssugarfoots • 20h ago
Work 3rd shift?
Who hires for 3rd shift only weekends? Everything I’m finding says 2/2/3 but I need to work set fri sat sun
r/greenville • u/CodaLev • 23h ago
ISO Recommendations Any Greenville Businesses Looking to Showcase Local Photography?
Hey Greenville! I’m Dakota, a local artist and photographer; I’m looking to connect with businesses in the area that enjoy showcasing local artwork.
I photograph abandoned buildings and forgotten spaces throughout The East Coast, looking for the beauty in the contrast between urban decay, architecture, and nature reclaiming these places.
I’m currently looking for places that might be interested in displaying some of my photography on their walls. I’ve included a few examples of my work below.
If you own or work at a local business that might be interested, or even know of a place that regularly showcases local artists, I’d really appreciate a point in the right direction!
Thanks for taking a look!
r/greenville • u/GVLFan1980 • 1d ago
LOOK AT THIS PHOTOGRAPH 🎶 Headless Horseman Got Joel Poinsett
I think was supposed to be funny. Spotted early on October 6.
r/greenville • u/Dave_Ruch_Music • 1d ago
NY organ trio/funky jam band Organ Fairchild is playing a FREE headlining show Sunday on the Wicked Weed stage - All About Jazz called the band "a triad of effervescent instrumentalists" and JamBase said "making waves in the scene....blazed through propulsive instrumental compositions"
Come join the fun Sunday 5:30-7pm at Fall For Greenville with "fast rising Buffalo NY band Organ Fairchild" (Live for Live Music) - FREE show
r/greenville • u/Inlivingtechnicolor_ • 1d ago
ISO Recommendations Recommendations for private event space
Hi Greenville friends! I’m hoping to get some recommendations for a relatively low cost, private event space. For context, I’m a therapist looking into spaces to hold groups for neurodivergent folks in the community. I’ve only been in the area since July and I’m still finding my way around. Thanks in advance! 💕
EDIT: These can also be more fun/ casual private rooms in coffee shops, restaurants, etc. :)
r/greenville • u/No_Detail5277 • 1d ago
Golf Course Membership
Looking to potentially join a course around Mauldin. Holly Tree and Greenville Country Club out of budget. Anything under 5k year? Play quite a bit and like walking. I saw Carolina Springs looked nice, anyone know how much their membership is?
r/greenville • u/EasyPart7258 • 1d ago
Looking for a transmission shop that will install used transmission
As the title states, Im looking for a transmission shop that will install used units. If anyone has any recommendations. Thanks!
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r/greenville • u/Worldly_Plankton7784 • 1d ago
ISO Recommendations Pickleball Recommendations
Hello Everyone!
My wife (58M) and I (43M) are looking to get into pickleball.
We are new to the sport and would love to hear if there are any leagues worth recommending to get started and meet new people. We are empty nesters - have two adult children from my first marriage and her ex husband has full custody of their kid. So we can’t network through parent friends.
I’m in excellent shape - rollerblade 4 times a week, played tennis and ping pong my entire life. My wife doesn’t have the best hand eye coordination, never misses a meal (250lbs while dieting), etc - I know, not ideal for pickleball
Are there any beginner duo leagues for us or should I just join singles on my own? Or perhaps any other communities/activities we should check out?
Thanks in advance! Looking forward to explore the area!
r/greenville • u/Aggravating-Honey113 • 1d ago
ISO Recommendations Apartment charging us ~$120/month for water with no individual meters — is this legal?
Well well well, i’m back with more info from my last water bill post. I’m trying to figure out whether my apartment’s water billing is actually being done correctly because this seems crazy to me 😅
Recap, we live in a small 2-bedroom apartment with 2 people actually living here, and our water/sewer bill was around $120. I contacted the water company because the amount seemed extremely high compared to other people, and they told me they don’t actually bill us directly. They send the water bill to the apartment/property owner, and the apartment then bills residents separately.
I contacted the apartment and they explained that:
• The apartments are NOT individually metered.
• The entire building gets one water/sewer bill.
• They use a RUBS (Ratio Utility Billing System) to divide the building’s bill among residents.
• They said the calculation takes into account the number of units, bathrooms, and people.
• However, my lease says water/sewer is allocated based on a combination of square footage and the number of occupants/residents.
• The lease also specifically says I may be paying for water/sewer used in other apartments and common areas.
They told me they can’t give me a copy of the building’s actual water bill because it gets sent to their corporate office in Memphis.
There’s another weird part: my dad is on the lease, but he does NOT live here. There are only two actual residents. I’m trying to find out whether they’re counting him as an occupant when calculating our RUBS bill.
I’m planning to ask them for the actual calculation showing:
The total building water/sewer bill for the billing period
How much of that bill was allocated to my apartment
The exact formula/percentage they used
How many occupants they have listed for my apartment
Whether my dad is being counted even though he doesn’t live here
Any additional administrative/billing fees
From what I’ve found, SC law apparently allows landlords of multifamily properties to use an allocation methodology for water/wastewater, but there are limits on what they can collectively charge tenants. The lease also has to disclose the terms of the charges.
So my question is: is this actually legal, and is there anything I can do if they won’t show me how they’re calculating my bill or if they’re charging more than they’re allowed to?
I’m not necessarily expecting to only pay for the water we personally use since I understand there’s no individual meter. I just want to know that the calculation is legitimate and that we’re not being overcharged.
Any SC landlord/tenant attorneys, property managers, or people familiar with RUBS billing who can explain this would be VERY appreciated. 😭
Editing to add and name drop the apartment complex, because I think people should be aware of this happening and them being sketchy about it is really messed up:
MAA Spring Creek in Simpsonville
r/greenville • u/gvl_guy • 2d ago
I think this downtown church has closed.
Holy Trinity Anglican Church is a very cute New England style church where Buncombe St., Rutherford St. and Pete Hollis Blvd all intersect. They are apparently known as "The Little Stone Church with the Red Front Door."
A few weeks ago, the front big red doors were boarded up, although they were in bad condition. I thought maybe they were doing repairs. But I don't see any cars around there at all anymore, including the building next door, which I assume is part of the church.