#YeahTHATAgenda: New Laurens Rd Townhomes, Windstream Bankruptcy, Vietnam Buys Dreamliner, UX Myths
Feb 26, 2019 12:54PM ● By Chris Haire
New 200+ Townhome Development, Bridgeport Estates, Proposed on Laurens Road Near CU-ICAR: Plans for the development of the nearly 52-acree site have been submitted to the City of Greenville Planning Commission and are set to be discussed Feb. 28. The land development permit requests dividing 7 lots into 232 lots for Phase 1 of the project
According to plans, Phase 2 of the development would add another 72 townhomes to the site and another 12+ acres.
This new Lexington County RV dealership will be as big as 19 football fields (The State)
Revitalized Hutchinson Square to be hub for community activity in historic Summerville(Post and Courier)
Upscale national outdoors retailer eyes Charleston for 3rd SC store (Post and Courier)
The Wire
CM Knight Logistics Acquires And Rebrands Anderson Industrial Facility
Fukoku America To Be Featured In Manufacturing Marvels Video Airing On Fox Business
RealOp Investments Wins Greenville Chamber Small Business Of The Year Honor
According to plans, Phase 2 of the development would add another 72 townhomes to the site and another 12+ acres.
Windstream Telecom, a big presence in downtown Greenville, files for bankruptcy protection (Greenville News)
Overnight construction will have detours in place two nights this week at the Gateway Project (Fox Carolina)This new Lexington County RV dealership will be as big as 19 football fields (The State)
Revitalized Hutchinson Square to be hub for community activity in historic Summerville(Post and Courier)
Upscale national outdoors retailer eyes Charleston for 3rd SC store (Post and Courier)
The Wire
CM Knight Logistics Acquires And Rebrands Anderson Industrial Facility
Fukoku America To Be Featured In Manufacturing Marvels Video Airing On Fox Business
RealOp Investments Wins Greenville Chamber Small Business Of The Year Honor
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Lummus, a Wake Forest University alumnus with a master’s degree from University of South Carolina, joined the alliance in 2014. He previously served as vice president of Economic and Institutional Advancement at Tri-County Technical College and as director of the Anderson County Office of Economic Development.
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