This document provides an overview of Greenville, South Carolina covering its history, demographics, economy, and infrastructure. Greenville was founded in 1786 and was originally Cherokee hunting grounds. It grew rapidly during and after the Revolutionary War and Industrial Revolution, powered by the Reedy River. Today, Greenville has over 70,000 residents and is one of the fastest growing cities in the US. Its economy includes over 250 international companies and major businesses like BMW and Michelin. The document also discusses Greenville's waste management, water management, and energy infrastructure such as its founding of Duke Power in the early 20th century.