Swamp Rabbit Tales

The new edition of TR Traveler is just out--and I have a newly revised historical article in it about local NASCAR connections. It includes photos from Daniel Crowe, shooting for Contec of Spartanburg, which sponsored a car this year.

She made my tee :)
Nice, isn't it?

Greenville County Rec receives $42K for Slater Hall improvements SLATER, S.C. — Greenville County Rec. representatives were last Thursday presented with a check for $42K, funding to help with the rehabilitation of h...

Historical theme this Friday

Sorry to be so long in posting here, but we've been busy with a new business venture to keep a landmark building here in TR under local ownership and operation, while also keeping it as a local music venue. Some details here (I'm sure you'll recognize the building).

Starting a whole new thing here in downtown Travelers Rest--a CoWorking Space!
We're doing a soft opening--just a section at a time--and want our friends in TR to have the first opportunity to join us before we go fully public.
If you're interested, come take a look upstairs--our first section will be opening very soon.
Your opportunity to get in on the "top floor" :)

Showing spaces daily as requested, so let me know here if you'd like to drop by for a quick tour of the first coworking area to open in the center of TR.

I doubt you can get into Greenville-Pickens for that price anymore, but you can come to Main Street, TR tonight and get a little taste of NASCAR

Not the original picture here--but about the right time.

Bats & Cotton in Travelers Rest - Travelers Rest Here Written by Guest Contributor Tim Davis What do bats have in common with cotton? It seems like the two things could hardly be more dissimilar. Bats fly around the sky at night eating insects. Cotton is often eaten by insects (particularly the boll weevil). Bats hang upside-down from the ceil...

I only turn my hat backwards for pictures :)

Last Friday I noticed that a building with some history to it was quietly being demolished on Main Street TR, behind Kramer's small houses. Anyone else know the history of the little building in the back?