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Daily editionWednesday, August 26th, 2026

Good morning, Taylors.

The 5AM Taylors Team

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Here’s your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 26th of August.

Community

  1. CommunityWorks will host its second Upstate Affordable Housing Summit on Aug. 27 from 8:30 a.m. to noon at Prisma Health Welcome Center at Unity Park to bring housing experts, developers & policymakers together; a follow-up workshop will present funding opportunities at local, state and federal levels.

    The Post and Courier GreenvilleRead more

Business

  1. Homeowners in Taylors concerned about foundation or crawl space issues can request a free assessment from Upstate Structural Repair, a local business addressing problems with red clay soil and moisture.

    A technician will visit within two days and provide repair options (with a transferable 25-year warranty) to help decide on next steps.

    The Greenville NewsRead more

Culture

  1. Following Dolly Parton’s passing, local outlets highlight her lasting contributions to South Carolina.

    In 2025, she donated $100,000 toward Union Medical Center and $1M for hurricane relief, and her Imagination Library now supports 1,800 local children monthly (through 26 local partners).

    WYFF 4Read more

Environment

  1. Forecasts indicate that warmer, wetter conditions will shape this fall's foliage, with higher elevations starting to change in late September and peak colors emerging in October across many Upstate areas—giving residents scenic spots to enjoy the season.

    The Greenville NewsRead more

Government

  1. Labor Day 2026 is on Monday, Sept. 7 and many local government services - including banks, post offices and DMV offices - will be closed or on modified schedules while most retailers adjust hours for the holiday.

    Residents are advised to check local listings for updated times.

    The Greenville NewsRead more

Health

  1. Prisma Health is hosting a free webinar on heart failure at noon today online; Dr. Eddie Rame will explain symptoms and new treatments to help patients, caregivers and anyone seeking practical advice to improve heart health.

    The Greenville NewsRead more