Easley Shopping Center Sells For Nearly $8 Million
The Shopping Center Group represented seller Bond Street Advisors. Franklin Street represented buyer Mill Creek/Cooper, LLC, which acquired the property for $7.72 million.
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SPINX Raises More Than $300,000 for MOD
Throughout the 10 years SPINX has supported March of Dimes, it has raised more than $1,000,000.
McGregor & Company Announces New Partner
The firm has admitted Harris J. Darver to partnership after ten years with McGregor.
Clemson Announces Founding Director Of Upcoming Center For Advanced Manufacturing
The center, which is just starting to take shape, is envisioned as a “one-stop shop” for research and education programs in advanced manufacturing.
BBB Opens Nominations For Business Of Integrity Awards
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Infinity Marketing Receives Telly Award
Infinity Marketing's xFi Pod Training video received a Bronze Award in the Promotional category.
Charleston Harbor Deepening Project Receives $49 Million Federal Funding
Upon completion of Charleston's deepening, the Inner Harbor will offer 52 feet of depth with a 54-feet deep Entrance Channel.
Jackson Plans Move To Mauldin
The move will allow the marketing firm to consolidate its Greenville operations, expand its footprint to accommodate growing client programs, and position it for continued growth.
Sharonview Federal Credit Union Plans Simpsonville Groundbreaking
The new location is planned to be open to the public in October 2018.
Furman Professor Elected To Board Of National Committee On U.S-China Relations
Katherine Kaup joined the Furman faculty in 1997 and teaches world politics, Chinese politics, and Asian politics in addition to a wide variety of seminars.
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