Amid major job losses nationwide, the local restaurant industry adapts
Here in Greenville, many restaurants have begun adapting their service offerings to accommodate for a growing number of COVID-19 cases in the county.
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VentureSouth partner Proterra agrees to go public
Electric vehicle technology manufacturer and VentureSouth partner Proterra agreed to go public Jan. 12 through a merger with ArcLight Clean Transition Corp., a special-purpose acquisition company. The deal values Proterra,…
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Passerelle Bistro becomes a family restaurant under new owners
The Minelli family has now taken over as the new owners of Passerelle Bistro, the cozy French restaurant overlooking Falls Park.
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U.S. Federal Circuit Court of Appeals rules image tagging technology patent invalid
Decision comes following a two-year battle with Raleigh-based software company ImageQuix
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Joan Herlong and Associates | Sotheby’s International Realty will launch second office in Clemson
Founded in 2011, the firm affiliated with Sotheby’s International Realty in 2017.
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New ‘treehouse’ community The Staytion planned for Travelers Rest
The Staytion is a proposed new community already in the works on Old Buncombe Road just off the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail
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Southernside Brewing Co. brings craft beer, Southern food and a neighborhood atmosphere to the Swamp Rabbit Trail
Southernside Brewing Co. is now open for business in the former El Thrifty spot right off the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail.
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Aspens Senior Living breaks ground on new 159-unit community in Verdae
The developer of luxury independent living communities geared toward seniors broke ground in December on a new community here in Greenville.
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SC DEW pays more than $10 million in Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation supplemental benefits
“We are extremely excited to begin paying these important funds without interruption to continuing claimants with eligible weeks,” said DEW Executive Director Dan Ellzey.
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AFL welcomes 14 Byrnes High School students into its Operational Workforce Program
“Through classroom theory and practical on-the-job scenarios, students gain a better understanding of manufacturing in today’s environment,” said AFL human resources director Ryan Burns.
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