Construction of a 10,000-seat stadium at BridgeWay Station in Maudlin is set to begin in early 2025.
The project is estimated to cost $80 million to $100 million and is anticipated to be completed by 2026.
The Greenville Triumph and Greenville Liberty, owned by Greenville Pro Soccer LLC, will use the stadium as their home field. The stadium will also be used for other professional and youth sports and as a venue for concerts, festivals and more.
Greenville Pro Soccer is partnering with Mauldin and South Carolina to complete the project. The stadium is also part of a development agreement with Hughes Investments.
Koops Automation Systems plans $10.2M expansion in southern Greenville County
Koops Automation Systems plans to expand its Greenville County operations through a $10.2 million investment. The Michigan-based company develops factory-automation systems and has operated in Greenville since 2013.
With this investment, Koops plans to relocate its operations to a larger, 80,000-square-foot facility at 120 Elcon Drive in Greenville. The company will also create 26 new jobs in Greenville including engineering, skilled trade and management roles.
The expansion will allow the company to serve more manufacturers and grow its presence in the automotive, life sciences and aerospace industries.
Miracle Hill Ministries opens new thrift store in Simpsonville
Miracle Hill Ministries, an organization providing services for homeless adults and children, opened a new thrift store in downtown Simpsonville. A ribbon cutting for the new store at 926 N.E. Main St. was held Nov. 9.
The nonprofit organization operates nine thrift stores in the Upstate. This will be the first location in Simpsonville. All store proceeds are used to support Miracle Hill’s shelters, programs and more.
