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This $2.45M Paris Mountain home listing comes with its very own winery
GREENVILLE — There's a live-edge hickory kitchen island made from wood harvested on the property, large sliding glass doors that connect the main living area with a deck, and numerous screened and open-air outdoor spaces with views of Table Rock. But there's also a wine cellar that can hold 800 bottles, a 30-gallon grape press, and various tanks and other pieces of equipment used for fermentation.
southcarolinapublicradio.org
SC-based venture capital firm surpasses $100 million invested
Since its founding in 2008, our next guest’s organization has invested over $100 million in 135 startup companies across our state and the Southeast, helping entrepreneurs grow businesses and create jobs in the region's innovation economy. Mike Switzer interviews Charlie Banks, managing director of VentureSouth in Greenville, SC. TRANSCRIPT:
upstatebusinessjournal.com
Harper General Contractors opens third Greenville office
Harper General Contractors recently celebrated the grand opening of its third office in Greenville. The Greenville-based general contracting and construction management firm invested approximately $6.75 million to open its new office at 1 Club Road off Poinsett Highway. A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held Oct. 8. “Opening our third Greenville office...
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DPR Construction Opens New Office in Greenville, South Carolina
DPR Construction has opened a new office in Greenville, South Carolina, featuring a modern workplace designed around choice and flexibility to support its growing South Carolina team. Located in Greenville’s historic Borden Ice Cream Factory, the adaptive reuse project celebrates the building’s industrial legacy while transforming it into a modern...
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Ohio-based bank expanding SC presence with new Greenville-area branches
GREENVILLE — After opening downtown locations in Greenville and Spartanburg, another bank is expanding in the Upstate. Ohio-based Huntington Bank expects to open new branches on Laurens Road and Woodruff Road in the first quarter of 2027, said Gary Daniels, senior vice president and community president for Huntington's Greater Greenville area.
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People Are What It’s All About for South Carolina Septic Company
Name and title or job description: Douglas and Jessica Young, owners. Business name and location: Young Plumbing Services, Anderson, South Carolina. Services we offer: Young Plumbing Services is a full-service residential plumbing and septic company. Our septic division provides septic pumping, inspections, repairs, tank installations, drainfield installations and complete system replacements.
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FOX Carolina
Businesses known for unique offerings in Asheville expand to Greenville
GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - As Greenville continues to make its mark as a top destination spot for visitors across the country, some businesses in Asheville are also finding reasons to spend more time downtown. “What we love about downtown Greenville is it reminds us a lot of Asheville. It’s...
myclintonnews.com
Cambridge Farms tract is coming into Clinton
Within the next 4 to 6 months, the City of Clinton’s Planning Commission could see comprehensive site plans for a 490-home Cambridge Farms subdivision, proposed for an area on Hwy 56 between Ingles and Westminster Presbyterian Church. Come before it for approval. The full City Council voted Monday night...
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Flatiron, Zachry win $231-million I-85/I-385 interchange project in Greenville
Flatiron and Zachry Construction Corp. have been awarded a $231 million design-build contract to reconfigure the Interstate 85/Interstate 385 interchange in Greenville. The contract is with the South Carolina Department of Transportation. The project will address traffic operations and safety at an interchange used by about 194,000 vehicles per day.
The Post and Courier
Ohio-based bank expanding SC presence with new Greenville-area branches
GREENVILLE — After opening downtown locations in Greenville and Spartanburg, another bank is expanding in the Upstate. Ohio-based Huntington Bank expects to open new branches on Laurens Road and Woodruff Road in the first quarter of 2027, said Gary Daniels, senior vice president and community president for Huntington’s Greater Greenville area. They chose those locations because of traffic and growth, Daniels said, and they plan to open more locations throughout the next two years. Other banks have invested in Greenville in recent years. In 2025, Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, one of the w...
golaurens.com
Clinton sewer upgrades aim to open door for commercial, industrial growth
*This is the fourth in a four-part series about LCWSC Moving Laurens County Forward. By March, 2028, most of the sewer collection lines around Clinton will have been rehabilitated, opening the city up for greater commercial and industrial potential. That’s part of the ambitious comprehensive plan for the Laurens County...
Greenville News
IKEA's first South Carolina store faces Greenville traffic roadblock
Popular retailer IKEA could bring its first South Carolina store to Greenville, but city records show that traffic concerns could derail or delay the project. In October 2025, Magnolia Park applied for a permit to convert an existing 58,907 square foot retail space into a small-scale IKEA store, according to city documents. The Magnolia Park shopping center is located on Woodruff Road, one of the Upstate's busiest corridors. Because of the traffic concerns, the city and South Carolina Department of Transportation worked with Magnolia Park from April through July to mitigate the traffic concerns. The proposal would require about $1.5 million in improvements to the shopping center entrance, including widening the Magnolia Park driveway and adding separate left-turn, through and right-turn lanes for vehicles exiting the property. Magnolia Park agreed to the upgrades, but city documents indicate a dispute arose over the estimated 12- to 15-month construction timeline. Seeking to move ahead with renovations to the former Urban Air Adventure Park space, Magnolia Park and its attorneys offered to post a $1.5 million bond to complete the traffic improvements after the store opened, according to city documents. The city denied the request, citing code requirements that prohibit the development from