The Greenville Civic and Commercial Journal (later the Greenville Journal) was a publication of Greenville’s Chamber of Commerce. In addition to articles showcasing local businesses and the activities of Chamber committees, the magazine included stories about the history of Greenville and biographies of local individuals as well as photographs of buildings of note in Greenville. These magazines are held in the bound periodicals section of Furman's James B. Duke Library and in the archive of the Greenville County Library System’s South Carolina Room.

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Greenville County imap provides you with an interactive, visual look at essential services available throughout Greenville County such as food, housing, healthcare, childcare and recreational opportunities.
A primary goal for imap is to increase community awareness of both access to and convenience of these services in the cities and neighborhoods within Greenville County.
Some of the areas identified and mapped include: bus stops, parks, educational institutions, affordable housing, health centers, quality childcare, food pantries, recreation centers, shelters, community gardens, farmers markets, employment assistance, elderly assistance and governmental offices.