Greenville may see more business closures as the year progresses
“We’re probably down about 30%,” said Clay Eaton, franchise owner of The Lost Cajun on Main Street.
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Silver Airways to offer non-stop flights starting at $59 from GSP to Orlando, Jacksonville and Tampa
All flights are nonstop and will be available twice a week, with routes beginning in late March of this year.
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Amid major job losses nationwide, the local restaurant industry adapts
Here in Greenville, many restaurants have begun adapting their service offerings to accommodate for a growing number of COVID-19 cases in the county.
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VentureSouth partner Proterra agrees to go public
Electric vehicle technology manufacturer and VentureSouth partner Proterra agreed to go public Jan. 12 through a merger with ArcLight Clean Transition Corp., a special-purpose acquisition company. The deal values Proterra,…
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Passerelle Bistro becomes a family restaurant under new owners
The Minelli family has now taken over as the new owners of Passerelle Bistro, the cozy French restaurant overlooking Falls Park.
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U.S. Federal Circuit Court of Appeals rules image tagging technology patent invalid
Decision comes following a two-year battle with Raleigh-based software company ImageQuix
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Joan Herlong and Associates | Sotheby’s International Realty will launch second office in Clemson
Founded in 2011, the firm affiliated with Sotheby’s International Realty in 2017.
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New ‘treehouse’ community The Staytion planned for Travelers Rest
The Staytion is a proposed new community already in the works on Old Buncombe Road just off the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail
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Southernside Brewing Co. brings craft beer, Southern food and a neighborhood atmosphere to the Swamp Rabbit Trail
Southernside Brewing Co. is now open for business in the former El Thrifty spot right off the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail.
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Aspens Senior Living breaks ground on new 159-unit community in Verdae
The developer of luxury independent living communities geared toward seniors broke ground in December on a new community here in Greenville.
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