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Wyche is the founder of Upstate Forever, a Greenville-based conservation organization.

Tyger River Smart Farm grows a variety of lettuces, chard, kale, and basil through the use of hydroponics — the method of cultivating plants without soil by instead using a nutrient-rich solution to deliver water and minerals to their roots.

The Jefferson Awards Foundation recently announced its 2018 class of Change Makers. The Jefferson Awards Foundation recognizes national public figures for their significant contributions to...

Tail Lights Dogs is planning to add more than 3,000 additional square feet to their current dog-training facility in early spring. A growing dog community...

Imagine that you’ve spent a lot of time living in your old town and have decided to move somewhere new, somewhere fresh. You hear...

You could say that Taryn Scher fell into her career by accident. Working as an executive at a fashion company in New York, she...

When it comes to wristwatches, Bob Barreto isn’t a fan of flashiness.

Inside a large machine shop off Rutherford Road, Tommy Pike stood next to a 1937 Dodge pickup truck, now completely restored and customized with...

Former chief of inspections Johnny Wasson worked with developers to build a better downtown Greenville.

Jansen Kent Tidmore, a leader of the turnaround of downtown Dothan, Ala., has taken the reins of Spartanburg's new Downtown Development Partnership.

The Servosity chief discusses hard work, risk, and reward.

Is your business owned by a veteran, woman, or minority? If so, there are resources available to help you grow your business.

Myles Golden, who died in February at age 76, believed that people were good and really wanted to help each other, given a chance. He built a life and a career on those beliefs.

Balancing business with philanthropy, the CEO believes that success should be shared.

Keep your eye on these enterprises in the coming year as they carve out their space in the Upstate and beyond.