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Health & WellnessYour next great sweat: CrossFit Vibrant keeps Greenville folks moving with CrossFit classes, personal training, and nutrition coaching, plus youth programs and open gym for when the schedule gets weird.
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Your next great sweat: CrossFit Vibrant keeps Greenville folks moving with CrossFit classes, personal training, and nutrition coaching, plus youth programs and open gym for when the schedule gets weird.
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A local indoor walking program in Greenville, South Carolina, is helping residents maintain their fitness routines in a climate-controlled environment.
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HyLO Fitness is set to open a new studio at the former 'Baby Bi-Lo' shopping center in Greenville.
Full story at upstatebusinessjournal.com ↗
Curean, an upscale restaurant in downtown Greenville, has been acquired by Rick Erwin Dining Group, a restaurant group with fine dining concepts across the Upstate.
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The Commons at downtown Greenville's Unity Park has experienced a parking perception problem, with food and beverage vendors blaming the perception of limited parking.
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The USC Upstate Gospel Choir was performing Dolly Parton's "Nine to Five" at First Presbyterian Church in downtown Greenville, South Carolina when Parton died.
Full story at foxcarolina.com ↗
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