Giggles Drop-In Childcare to open in Pelham 85 shopping center
The second Giggles Drop-In Childcare location in the Upstate will open at 3620 Pelham Road on the end cap of the Pelham 85 shopping center to the left of Earth Fare. 
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Tampa developer eyes $30 million, 200-unit apartment community in downtown Spartanburg
Spartanburg City Council on Monday, Oct. 23, will vote on the first reading of a development agreement with Tampa-based Forge Capital Partners for a $30 million, 200-unit apartment community in downtown.
Daniel Builders awarded by REMODELING magazine
Anderson-based Daniel Builders has been selected by REMODELING magazine, a national trade publication, as a recipient of its "Big50" award, which recognizes exemplary practices in the remodeling industry.
SMT Group locates sales office in Greenville
The office will be located at One Research Drive at the Clemson University International Center for Automotive Research.
Report: South Carolina ranks low in energy efficiency
October is National Energy Awareness Month, but a new report shows South Carolinians are some of the country’s worst when it comes to saving energy.
The dangers of sleep deprivation in the workplace
Sleep matters, and in South Carolina’s manufacturing ecosystem, it’s tied directly to the bottom line. Studies across the board have identified sleep deprivation as not only a safety hazard but also a liability on a company’s finances.
How to create and manage a successful internship program (Part 2)
While the nature of an internship may require independent work, it’s important to provide guidance and feedback during projects, especially in the event of hiccups, mistakes, and challenges.
Advanced manufacturing management degree will benefit industry, region, and workers
Each region of the United States has a unique set of talent needs, and the Upstate of South Carolina is no exception. A critical contribution to matching talent with opportunities is the lynchpin in the relationship between higher education and industry partners.
Anderson native named CEO of Glen Raven
Leib Oehmig, an Anderson native, has been named president and CEO of Glen Raven Inc., a global textile manufacturer.
Next phase of Camperdown development headed to Nov. 2 DRB
Plans have been submitted for an office and condo building that will border the Camperdown Plaza
Ottaray Seafood & Raw Bar planned for former YAP location on Main Street
A new restaurant appears to be in the works for the former YAP location next to Cantinflas in downtown Greenville.
The Sean Brock Effect: Husk Greenville’s opening could be a game-changer for farmers
Long before the name Husk Greenville was anything more than wishful thinking, the Charleston-based restaurant’s award-winning chef, Sean Brock, began impacting the Upstate’s burgeoning restaurant scene.
Bosch Rexroth opens R&D testing area in Fountain Inn
Located in Southchase Industrial Park, the company’s existing operations manufacture hydraulic pumps and motors.
S.C. Ports Authority reports busiest September on record
The growth in traffic pushed the agency’s volume for the first quarter of its 2018 fiscal year to almost 540,000 TEUs, a nearly 4 percent increase compared with the same period of the previous year.
Metromont expanding operations in Greenville County
The expansion is expected to create 100 jobs over the next five years.
Greenville chef set to join downtown Spartanburg’s emerging food scene
Joel and Lenora Sansbury, owners of The Farmer’s Table, announced they have hired Haydn Shaak, formerly the chef de cuisine at Greenville's Soby’s New South Cuisine, ahead of their planned move to a larger space in downtown Spartanburg.
Orthopedic device manufacturer will bring new facility, 1,000 jobs to Anderson County
Naples, Fla.-based Arthrex announced Monday, Oct. 16, it will invest $69 million to establish a 200,000-square-foot state-of-the-art facility on 200 acres at 5500 Highway 76 near Sandy Springs.
Spartanburg Methodist College will open off-site facility in Aug W. Smith Building
“Downtown is really important to Spartanburg. We want to be active and visible in the community. And, for us, this is a great way to do that." -Scott Cochran, president of Spartanburg Methodist College
Spartanburg physician, CU-ICAR looking into concussion after effects in student drivers
John Lucas, a physician and head of the Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System's Sports Medicine Institute, has started a new project with Clemson University's International Center for Automotive Research that will study the driving capabilities of concussed student athletes.
Kairos Greek Kitchen inks deal for Lewis Plaza
The 2,500-square-foot restaurant will feature counter service with seating for 70 between the common areas, countertops, banquettes and booths.
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