South Carolina has always been known for down-home Southern cooking, seafood dishes like the Lowcountry boil, and of course, the many styles of pork barbecue to be found here.
But the Palmetto State wasn’t the first place that sprang to mind when...
On mornings when cities still feel half-finished, Phillip Gonzalez, owner of Greenville Bike Taxi, stands in the middle of his own momentum — hands-on, eyes forward, and wearing every hat a growing business demands. At Greenville Bike Taxi, the...
The Falls Park Conference District, featuring a “uniquely Greenville” conference center, an adjacent hotel and surrounding mixed-use buildings, will become a landmark destination for meeting attendees, residents, and the broader Greenville...
When JBE Inc. opened in Hartsville in 1982, the “old school manufacturing company” was mainly working with metal — clinging it, grinding it, whatever the manufacturing companies the subcontractor served needed.
More than 40 years later, the...
It’s no secret that rural communities face different realities and challenges than urban environments, from smaller populations to fewer large corporations that can provide employment.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, which covers Maryland,...
Change is a constant in both business and journalism.
Over the past several months, Integrated Media Publishing has experienced change within our editorial team. With that transition comes an opportunity to look carefully at what we do, how we do...
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AnMed has announced its intention to construct a new emergency center and health care campus on 44 acres on Clemson Boulevard near Interstate 85 Exit 19, marking the next phase of the health system’s long-term plan to expand access to care...
Furman University has announced that it is bringing together the Center for Innovative Leadership (CIL), graduate studies, and Furman’s institutes into one hub: The Furman Innovation Lab (iLab).
The iLab prepares organizations and individuals to...
Adeptus USA (Adeptus), a wood products manufacturer, announced it has selected Anderson County to establish its first South Carolina operation. The company’s $215.56 million investment will create 217 jobs.
Adeptus’ new facility, located at 1205...
The City of Greenville is preparing for a significant change in how its municipal elections are conducted. Starting in 2027, elections will shift to a nonpartisan format as mandated by state law for cities with populations over 39,000. This move...
The Greenline Spartanburg neighborhood is set for a transformative restoration of Richland Creek, thanks to a Community Development Block Grant awarded by the South Carolina Office of Resilience.
Greenville City Council gave initial approval for...
OneSpartanburg, Inc. has announced the participants for the 47th class of Leadership Spartanburg, a nine-month personal and professional leadership skills program.
Participants will get to better know Spartanburg County while connecting with a...
Greenville City Council unanimously approved on first reading the annexation and rezoning of 12.85 acres at the historic Poe Mill site along Buncombe Road, plus 2.43 acres of adjacent right-of-way. The action would bring the property into city...
After two years of development, the City of Greenville launched a powerful new safety tool inside its Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS): Emergency Vehicle Preemption (EVP). Built into the city’s Traffic Management Center and funded through...
The list of South Carolina’s 50 Fastest Growing Companies has been announced for 2026, recognizing the achievements of South Carolina-headquartered companies that have contributed to the Palmetto State’s economy through exceptional increases in...
As harmful algal blooms (HABs) lead to toxic outbreaks in lakes and waterways across the United States, Clemson University water quality expert Debabrata (Deb) Sahoo is available to discuss why these events are becoming more common, what South...
Monday, Sept. 7, is Labor Day, an event that both celebrates working Americans and marks the unofficial end of summer.
The world of work has changed greatly since the Industrial Revolution of the 1800s, when work hours were not limited by law and...
Coldwell Banker Caine has welcomed Tina Colgan as a realtor in its Greenville office, with Colgan bringing more than two decades of experience to the position.