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Greenville's Duke's Mayo Ditches Sauer Name, Keeps Jars Rolling Off Local Line
The company behind the mayonnaise jar sitting in countless Greenville refrigerators has a new name on its letterhead. As of this past Monday, Sauer Brands, Inc. is doing business as Duke's Mayo Company, closing out a corporate identity that dates back generations in favor of the brand most people actually recognize at the grocery store.
greenville.com
Greenville Employers Can Apply for Worker Training Grants Through November 6th
Greenville County employers have until 5 p.m. November 6th to seek Incumbent Worker Training grants of up to $10,000. The Greenville Workforce Development Board has $75,000 available for competitive awards based on demonstrated need. The grants support training in new skills, technologies and certifications for existing employees. Applicants must have...
wgog.com
Seneca pitch for the 1-cent sales tax add on
City of Seneca residents who have questions about the Municipal Tax Relief Referendum will have an opportunity to speak directly with City staff on Election Day, Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Staff will be available at Seneca City Hall from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. to provide information and answer questions about the referendum.
upstatebusinessjournal.com
Dibs Vintage and Secondhand now open in Greenville
Dibs Vintage & Secondhand is now open in Greenville. The new store is located in the former Lady May Vintage building at 101 Wade Hampton Blvd. and officially celebrated its grand opening on Oct. 17. The store sells secondhand and vintage clothing pieces of all kind including tops, skirts, pants,...
The Post and Courier
Not Sauer anymore: Duke’s Mayo becomes the multinational company that absorbed it a century ago
GREENVILLE — You can’t keep a good mayonnaise down. Nearly a century after Virginia-based Sauer Brands Inc. bought Duke’s Mayonnaise from Greenville’s own Eugenia Duke, the multinational company is rebranding itself as Duke’s Mayo Company and further cementing the influence of a local institution. In a press release, the company said the decision puts its “most well-known and celebrated brand” front and center after it sold off its spice business to focus on condiments. The condiments business, the company said, has “significant whitespace ahead.” (Pun intended)? “Our customers have welcomed o...
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Greencity Homes plans 51 homes in Greenville’s Pebble Creek
Seattle-based Greencity Homes is expanding into South Carolina’s Upstate. Aetna Springs will feature 16 home sites priced from $915,000. Inverrary Point will offer 35 home sites starting at $695,000. Both communities offer customizable homes near Pebble Creek Golf Course. A Seattle-based developer is building more than 50 homes in...
greenvillechamber.org
Messer Construction Celebrates Grand Opening of New Regional Office in Greenville
Messer is celebrating the opening of its new regional office in Greenville, moving from a leased office downtown to a building the company owns and recently renovated. This new space reflects Messer’s continued investment in the Greenville community and provides a collaborative environment for our growing team as we continue building relationships and projects across the Upstate.
The Post and Courier
realtor.com
They Bought 12 Acres with a Run-Down Trailer Outside Greenville—Now They’re Building a Dream Barndominium Mortgage-Free
Thinking about buying a home, but not sure how to afford it? Welcome to the Down Payment Diaries, where real people spill about how they saved and splurged on their path to homeownership. If you’d like to submit your own Down Payment Diary, please fill out the form here.
upstatebusinessjournal.com
Hartness Construction rebrands to Stonegate Builders
Hartness Construction has officially rebranded as Stonegate Builders. The Greenville-based homebuilder is known for creating luxury residences within the Hartness community. With the rebrand, the company now looks to expand its services throughout Upstate South Carolina. Stonegate Builders celebrated its new identity with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Oct. 29 for...
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hoodline.com
Cavender's Boot City Saddles Up for Woodruff Road Debut This Friday
Greenville shoppers looking for a new pair of boots or a properly shaped hat will have a fresh option this Friday, when Cavender's Boot City opens its doors at 1025 Woodruff Road. The 9,772-square-foot store marks the Texas-based western retailer's first location in the Upstate and its second in South Carolina, following an earlier store in Myrtle Beach.
chsprowl.com
Tractor Supply to open in Inman in spring 2027
For years, Inman residents have relied on Inman Hardware for repair and maintenance supplies. Now, a new competitor is coming to the area. According to the Post and Courier, Tractor Supply is set to open a store in Inman, South Carolina, in spring 2027. A soft opening is scheduled for March, followed by a ribbon-cutting in April. The store is expected to create 15 jobs.
myclintonnews.com
Clinton City decides not to conduct a public hearing before 2nd & Final reading of Whitten Center land-sale ordinance involving 557+ acres
The Clinton City Council also did not conduct a Public Hearing prior to final passage of the first ordinance related to this land-sale. That ordinance allowed the developer to do his due diligence on the land, and now the time allotted for that due diligence has passed. This second ordinance finalizes the land sale for a proposed travel-baseball complex. The City gets half the sales proceeds, and the State gets the other half.”
thegreenvilleblog.com
BASF Environmental Catalyst and Metal Solutions sites in Seneca and Converse rebrand as Metivo
BASF Environmental Catalyst and Metal Solutions (ECMS) has rebranded its business to Metivo™, part of BASF Group. Officially unveiled during New York Platinum Week, the rebranding from ECMS to Metivo represents the next step in its journey as a standalone business of BASF. This move also reaffirms Metivo’s commitment as an industry leader, continuing its legacy of expertise, reliability and customer focus.
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Clemson’s IT chief announces retirement amidst university’s voluntary buyouts, leadership changes
CLEMSON — Clemson University's vice president and chief information officer Brian D. Voss recently announced he will retire at the end of the year, according to a news release. He has served in the role since 2022, where he was previously interim during two separate stints, in 2016-17 and...