Greenville Chamber launches third installment of Accelerate Greenville
The third installment of Accelerate Greenville, the Greenville Chamber of Commerce’s private sector-fueled economic development initiative, went live on Oct. 7.
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Southwest Airlines adds nonstop service to Houston from GSP Airport
Southwest Airlines has announced plans to offer new nonstop service from Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport to Houston, Texas.
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S.C. Ports Authority sees moderate signs of recovery
S.C. Ports Authority is seeing signs of a moderate recovery amid the ongoing global pandemic.
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Three Hub City organizations merge into OneSpartanburg Inc.
The Spartanburg Area Chamber of Commerce, Spartanburg Convention & Visitors Bureau and Spartanburg Economic Futures Group have banded together to form OneSpartanburg Inc.
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Greenville translation company creates COVID-19 Response Translation System
A local Greenville company has created a language product that quickly translates time-sensitive COVID-19 information for non-English speakers.
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Inside the trail building life with Benchmark Trails
Benchmark Trails designs and constructs mountain biking trails, equestrian trails, hiking trails, ADA trails and “any type of trail that someone might need."
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SC jobless claims fall below 10,000 for first time during pandemic
The number of unemployment claims for the week ending Aug. 1 represented a 27% decrease in claims, or 3,285, from the week prior.
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Elliott Davis accounts for its first century in business
Accounting firm Elliott Davis, headquartered in downtown Greenville, is celebrating its 100th year in business this month.
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City of Greenville has a new economic development director
Merle Johnson previously worked for Charleston County Economic Development and the Charleston Regional Development Alliance before coming to Greenville.
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Magnolia Scents reopens as Greenville Soy Candle Company
After a two-month closure, Magnolia Scents by Design on North Main Street in downtown Greenville has reopened as the Greenville Soy Candle Company.
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