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Bucc-ee’s calls for $60M in Anderson infrastructure improvements
Billboards along Anderson’s stretch of Interstate 85 alert drivers to a gas station more than 100 miles away in Adairsville, Ga. Some billboards are stacked on top of each other, both featuring the same iconic ballcapped beaver
Oshkosh contract under fire from House Democrats
In March, Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives requested an investigation into the Postal Service's plans for the Oshkosh contract and its compliance with federal reporting practices. The company reiterated the new facility c
S.C. auto industry braces for continued shortage
Ukraine supplies the 70% of the world's neon and 90% of the purified neon used to etch circuits into a semiconductor chip's silicon surface in the United States. Auto makers and suppliers in South Carolina
$101 million allocated to SC capital fund
South Carolina venture capital and small business loan programs will soon be able to take advantage of more than $101 million in American Rescue Plan Act funding earmarked for the state. The deadline for
S.C. counties narrow list of ARPA projects
Greenville took the lead for South Carolina's ARPA fund county allocations in 2021, with Spartanburg County following behind with one of the fifth-highest budgets in the state. Here's where the GSA plans to spend that money
SCMA honors sector leaders with ‘Defender of Manufacturing’ award
The South Carolina Manufacturers Alliance Executive Committee recognized two industry leaders from the public and private sector at a celebratory dinner at the Greenville's Poinsett Club on March 31. The CEO and president of Greenville
Unity Park nears opening with new donation
One Greenville-headquartered company donated $250,000 to dedicate the park's central plaza to local community leader ...
Postal Service orders 1st round of Spartanburg-made vehicles
The U.S. Postal Service and Oshkosh Defense are moving forward with plans to replace post office vehicles around the country. The Postal Service today said it has ordered the first round of vehicles to be built
International business conference hosted in Upstate
Scholars, business leaders and community players including multiple ambassadors, executives of global corporations and think tank researchers will speak at
Scott introduces home health care bill to Senate
Sen. Tim Scott argues the continuation of a COVID-19 home health care program will help cut patient costs and ease the pressure on
Greenville, Clemson among first in US to launch ride-sharing network
Greenville, San Francisco and Miami are the first three cities in the country to establish an electric ride-sharing network with at least six charging stations slated for city of Greenville parking garages by
Russian exports from SC are small piece of export pie
South Carolinians may be more than aware of damage the Russian invasion of Ukraine has wreaked at the gas pump. But while Russian exports barely register on the economic radar for many states
