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Natural’s grocery chain to open store in Greenville’s eastside
The arrival of the grocer, which also has a Simpsonville location, is part of a multimillion-dollar investment to reimagine the property, which was originally built in 1975.
Clemson says $130M new building will help build advanced materials workforce
Clemson University officials say a $130 million building now officially under construction will house an effort to create and train the next generation of engineers and scientists in advanced manufacturing, energy and health innovation.
HOT PROPERTIES: Greenville law firm office sells for $1.7M
Spencer/Hines Properties-Greenville LLC handled the recent $1.7 million sale of the Guest & Brady Attorneys At Law office at 1560 Wade Hampton Blvd., Greenville. Zach Hines and Cameron Smith of Spencer/Hines represented the sellers i
New nature-focused feature opening at Unity Park in Greenville
The new feature includes an outdoor classroom, overlooks and a series of low-impact, ADA-accessible boardwalks offering vantage points to learn about native species and wildlife.
Greenville golf concept elevates entertainment with an eye toward expansion
A call from a company partially owned by Justin Timberlake changed everything, and now the golf concept, the first clubhouse to be recogizned by Zagat, is looking to expand to Charleston, Nashville and Charlotte.
Greenville-based Southern First Bank appoints chief financial officer
For the past 11 years the executive has served as chief financial officer of SouthCrest Bank and SouthCrest Financial Group.
Ryobi and DIY studio team up to help Clemson’s Shepherd Hotel staff
A team of experts representing an Anderson County tool manufacturer and a Rock Hill do-it-yourself craft studio teamed up recently to help the staff of a unique hotel in Clemson.
Dreams become reality with second Greenville creamery location
Caitlin Clare Hayes grew up working at an ice cream shop in high school and college in her hometown of Cleveland, Ohio.
How Greenville’s ever-growing tourism industry benefits locals
The leisure and hospitality industry employs nearly 48,000 people in the Upstate. That’s almost one in every nine jobs.
Womens Business Center under new leadership in Greenville
The CommunityWorks Women’s Business Center has a new leader. Odeidra Williams has joined the nonprofit loan funder to lead a program that provides support to entrepreneurs in 15 South Carolina counties.
HOT PROPERTIES: Design group re-leases downtown Greenville space
Harry Croxton and T. Cox of Coldwell Banker Commercial Caine represented Mountain City Land & Improvement Co. LLC, the landlord, in lease renewal negotiations with OOBE Apparel Design Group Inc.
How this minority Greenville CEO tripled his trucking business and is still growing
A jolt from the Greenville Chamber of Commerce Minority Business Accelerator that doubled his trucking fleet post-pandemic has this executive eyeing an expansion throughout the Southeast.
