Downtown Greenville: Clear sky, 37.4 °F
November/December
Feast for the Eyes
Most families have at least one great chef in their midst—the apron-clad soul who makes the holiday meal appear totally effortless and taste inconceivably delicious.
Edwin Hutchison
Edwin Hutchison keeps his Travelers Rest office a cool fifteen-degrees Fahrenheit year round, and his work uniform is never absent layers of thermal underwear—whether it’s January or June.
LoreeJon Hasson
LoreeJon Hasson believes that the lessons of pool are also the lessons of life: Shoot straight, keep good form, don’t lose focus, and most of all, give it your all.
The Cazbah
Consider this an invitation to get reacquainted with downtown Greer: The Cazbah is open for business.
Clearly Fuzzy
Early this year, professional golfer, Master’s champion, and U.S. Open winner Fuzzy Zoeller decided to take a “spirited” venture outside of golf.
Depth Perception
In 1994, about the same time his band Hootie and the Blowfish released its platinum album Cracked Rear View, Dean Felber’s wine penchant was piqued.
Fare Well Done
Vicky Moore’s Mediterranean-inflected recipes already have a passionate following of devoted foodies—folks who regularly visit her downtown restaurant, The Lazy Goat, to satisfy their hankerings for tapas-style fare in a sleek, contemporary dining room.
Wing and a Fryer
No one can dispute the loving tradition of Mom preparing, stuffing, and roasting the yearly showstopper.
Emissary of Taste
Those who find their way into Harritte’s home are apt to leave impressed not only by her style, but also by the woman herself, a maverick who has spent much of her life defying the odds and breaking societal barriers.
The Spoonbread Lady
Every Sunday, beginning in the 1940s and continuing through several decades, Irene, “The Spoonbread Lady,” would handcraft and personally serve casserole dish after casserole dish of spoonbread.






