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Small town charm: Williamston seeks balanced approach to long term development with Cross Creek Realty

A proposed development from Cross Creek Reality could bring a brewery, walking trails, outdoor amphitheater and green space to Williamston.

Past-forward: Alice Company builds on a legacy of finding opportunities

Founded in 1923 in Pickens County as Alice Manufacturing Company, Alice Company is now headed by E. Smyth McKissick IV — the fifth generation of the family to lead the firm.

SCRA provides almost $7 million in grants to Clemson, UofSC, Francis Marion

South Carolina Research Authority announced it has provided over $3.3 million in grant funding to select colleges and universities for research projects.

Who’s behind the counter at popular Upstate franchise locations?

We’re talking about franchise owners, the sometimes hidden faces who are just as much a part of the local economy as the mom-and-pop shop owners.

Southern First reports $10.3M in 2Q21 net income

“We are incredibly excited about our performance in the second quarter of 2021,” said Southern First Bank chief executive officer Art Seaver.

ABB selling Greenville-based DODGE division for $2.9 billion

The deal is intended to leverage both companies' strengths in the aerospace, defense and industrial markets.

Greenville’s Logisticus Group seeks new approach to wind turbine recycling

Logisticus Group, a transportation logistics, project management and technology company based in Greenville, announced July 27 it has entered into a partnership with Carbon Rivers, a Knoxville, Tennessee-based advanced materials…

Fountain Walk, a 15-building mixed-use facility, is coming to Fountain Inn

A 15-building, mixed-use facility called Fountain Walk is planned in the city of Fountain Inn. The project will cover more than 57 acres.

Greenville’s Chestnut Living brings local-sourced, one-stop-shopping experience to Verdae

Located beside Legacy Park, Chestnut is a new concept that will occupy three storefronts across the street from the Verdae YMCA.

Pregis announces $80M investment, 120 new jobs in Anderson County

The facility is expected to be operational by Sept. 2021.