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Townhomes, fitness studio and plant-based market coming to former Lime Cola Bottling Company building

Overbrook Village will consist of eight three-story townhomes, a fitness studio, a plant-based market and two additional buildings.

Hard Steel: Fabrication serves as the backbone to manufacturing

Across the Upstate, manufacturers work to create everything from cars to aircraft to motors — with their goods shipped across the country and the world.

Skillsgapp combines video games with job training to spur rural economic development

As a mother, Tina Zwolinski doesn’t need to look at the statistics to know just how ubiquitous video games are in the lives of today’s younger generations. She need only…

Op-ed: The unseen way COVID may make America more competitive

The death of the single-source supply chain will mean a rise in nearshoring — that is, bringing manufacturing closer to Greenville and America.

Earn while you learn: The benefits of apprenticeship programs

When Anja Smith and the rest of the team at All Clear Plumbing started their apprenticeship program five years ago, they weren’t necessarily looking to go out of their way…

StartUp: Verifyii provides visitor credentialing services with added COVID-19 protection

Many people have now gotten used to having their temperatures checked when they go into work. This is especially true if you happen to work in a large company and…

Pinnacle Financial Partners grows Upstate deposits to $367.2 million

According to data from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Pinnacle Financial Partners has grown its Upstate deposits in combined MSAs to $367.2 million. During a 12-month period, which ended June…

Greenville startup Base wins NEXT Venture Pitch 2020

The three-day NEXT Venture Pitch 2020 concluded by announcing Base as the winner of its conference pitch contest. The tech startup billed as “the first software built specifically for assistants”…

September 24, 2020

Clemson Eye is pleased to announce the addition of Sreeni Basa, M.D., to its team of doctors.

Upstate businesses turn to education to fight an increase in cyberattacks

Story By: BRENDAN BLOWERS, MARKETING DIRECTOR, PTG INC. Data breaches are up over 300%, according to the most recent data available from the South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs (SCDCA).…

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Townhomes, fitness studio and plant-based market coming to former Lime Cola Bottling Company building

Hard Steel: Fabrication serves as the backbone to manufacturing

Skillsgapp combines video games with job training to spur rural economic development

Op-ed: The unseen way COVID may make America more competitive

Earn while you learn: The benefits of apprenticeship programs

StartUp: Verifyii provides visitor credentialing services with added COVID-19 protection

Pinnacle Financial Partners grows Upstate deposits to $367.2 million

Greenville startup Base wins NEXT Venture Pitch 2020

Sreeni Basa, M.D., joins Clemson Eye

Upstate businesses turn to education to fight an increase in cyberattacks

On the Move: Greg Clark

Small businesses eligible for up to $10,000 to fight COVID

Townhomes, fitness studio and plant-based market coming to former Lime Cola Bottling Company building

On the Move: Christin Greenwich

Hard Steel: Fabrication serves as the backbone to manufacturing

September 25, 2020