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The March 1 public hearing of the City of Greenville Design Review Board Urban Panel revealed a few new projects in the works for some transitional areas of the city, while other known projects, such as the Wells Fargo signage and proposed renovations of three North Main Street storefronts, received approval.

The first City of Greenville Design Review Board Urban Panel public hearing of the new year held Jan. 4 was relatively brief, with mixed results for the two...

The City Hall chambers were decked out in greenery and red poinsettias for the Dec. 7 City of Greenville Design Review Board Urban Panel...

The Design Review Board Urban panel overwhelmingly approved a Certificate of Appropriateness for the return to the historic design of 12 S. Main St.

When the Nelson Mullins law firm opened an office in Greenville, downtown was deserted. Save for the first block where the Hyatt was located, Main Street was dotted by empty storefronts. The Peace Center was merely an idea, and Falls Park didn’t exist.

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.

Topgolf is a golf entertainment center with competitive golfing games for people of all ages and skill levels.

Certificates of appropriateness were approved for Homewood Suites by Hilton, Camperdown Plaza, the Citisculpt mixed-use development at the Agfa Healthcare site, and the Famous Toastery signage at Poinsett Plaza.

For more than 45 years, the Greenville entrepreneur has fueled his company’s growth with a formula that includes hard work, perseverance, wise decisions, and one other unique quality.

This program aims to deepen the understanding of Korea and the U.S.- Korean relationship.

SC Branded creators say they hope to go beyond the typical chamber program and celebrate the diverse range of activities that make South Carolina and its economy what it is today.

The exterior design of the Blue Ridge Brewing Company’s new downtown location and the design of the privately funded portion of the Grand Bohemian Hotel’s site plan were both approved with conditions.

Simpsonville’s 9Round gym began with one location in 2008. It now spans 40 states and 11 countries, with even more on the way.

WYNIT said the closing was part of a reorganization related to “unexpected financial issues combined with a disappointing holiday selling season.”

“I’ve been in the human resources business since the early 80s, and it’s about as tight as I’ve seen it.”--Ed Parris, president of Phillips Staffing