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September, 2025
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Earth Fare & Healthy Town USA Host Fall Health Fair
Earth Fare and Healthy Town USA magazine invite the community to a vibrant Fall Health Fair on Sunday, October 19, from 1–3 PM at the Pelham Road location in Greenville. This free event celebrates longevity and wellness with something for everyone: samples, live demonstrations, goodie bags, and exciting raffles. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet natural product brand representatives, explore Earth Fare’s clean, healthy offerings, and connect with local health-conscious businesses and holistic practitioners dedicated to supporting balanced, mindful living. Whether you’re new to healthy habits or a longtime wellness enthusiast, this event is a fun and informative way to kick off the season with inspiration and support from your community.
Earth Fare is located at 3620 Pelham Rd in Greenville. For more information, call: 864-569-8631 or visit: EarthFare.com.
Letter from the Publisher
As we say goodbye to the long, hot summer, I’m ready to welcome the crisp air and colorful leaves that November brings. Fall is such a refreshing time in the Upstate, and here at Healthy Town USA, we’re excited to share another issue filled with inspiration, community, and wellness.
We’re thrilled to partner again with Earth Fare for our bi-annual Health Fair on Sunday, October 19th from 1–3 pm—details are in our Community News on page 10. This issue’s Biz Spotlight shines on InsideOut Wellness Center (p.14), and our Natural Health Skeptic, Susan Meluso, checks out the Evolve EMS Therapy System (p.16). On page 18, Dr. Jeanne Petan offers Simple Ways to Soothe a Sore Throat Naturally—perfect for the season.
Don’t miss our premiere podcast schedule on the back inside cover! We’d love your feedback on what you’d like to hear as we bring Healthy Town USA to life in audio form!
I’m so thankful for the businesses and practitioners who grace our pages with their knowledge, care, and dedication to helping others. Please support them whenever you can—they’re the heartbeat of our community.
Warmly,
Lindy