Published by Becca Stutzman
<p>Don’t miss Aunt Tel’s famous sweet potato pies, Big Dave’s American BBQ, and more Black-owned businesses in Upstate SC!</p>
Published by Becca Stutzman
<p>DYK you can experience Black History in Greenville with B.H.i.G. Tours? Their tour visits a civil rights site, a historic […]</p>
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<p>Greenville saxophonist Steven Galloway is a master of smooth jazz. Live onstage, Galloway mixes it up, bringing in covers of […]</p>
Published by Becca Stutzman
<p>From ballroom dance lessons to artisan soaps to local photography — Upstate SC is home to great Black-owned businesses that […]</p>
Published by Becca Stutzman
<p>After years of training, Chef Michael Sibert of Greer SC is now an official 2024 Chef Ambassador for South Carolina. […]</p>
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<p>Clemson University and the cities of Seneca and Clemson are teaming up to create the Black Heritage Trail with the […]</p>
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<p>Pearlie Harris is known to many in Greenville as an educational pioneer who helped to integrate the local school system. […]</p>
Published by Becca Stutzman
<p>The Soapstone Church in Pickens has proved itself a true community anchor over the decades. Its sixth-generation custodian, Mable Owens […]</p>
