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SEC Women’s Basketball Tournament in Greenville spurs $16M economic impact
The 2024 SEC Women's Basketball Tournament is back in Greenville for the seventh time since 2005.
First 3 Greenville-made F-16 fighter jets ship overseas
A year after a ceremony marking the turnover, the F-16’s first new customer welcomes the jets to …
Association makes decision on Charleston School of Law non-profit status — what’s next
The step is a milestone in the school’s journey from financially troubled enterprise to nonprofit school …
South Carolina Research Authority’s leadership lineup has a new look
The statewide organization has announced three promotions on its executive staff.
Whataburger is coming to Greenville — and has plans for more South Carolina locations
The Greenville store will most likely be the first location to open across the Upstate and South Carolina.
Greenville company expands North American reach with purchase of Canadian business
Both companies service and remanufacture electric power equipment for …
Oshkosh Defense executive joins Spartanburg university faculty
He will help build a new engineering program and support the expansion of …
Former Carolina Panthers standout named head football coach at Limestone University
In his second season playing with the Panthers, the N.C. State legend helped lead Carolina to the Super Bowl.
Office space opens in redeveloped historic building in Greenville’s East Park District
Designed as executive office space, the building where the redevelopment is housed is on the National Register of Historic Places
New affordable housing apartment community breaks ground in Greenville near Haywood Mall
A 72-unit affordable housing apartment community is underway near Greenville’s Haywood Mall.
South Carolina’s supply chain infrastructure is expanding — what to know
SC Ports is investing in rail capacity throughout the state to handle goods for South Carolina’s growing economy.
Greenville restaurant closes after more than 50 years in business
After more than 50 years in business, a Greenville restaurant left a sign on its door announcing its closing.
