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Popular Northeast burrito chain to make first move into SC, starting with the Upstate
GREENVILLE — Bubbakoo’s Burritos is moving into the Carolinas as they expand further across the East Coast. Their first stores to open in South Carolina will be in Greenville and Spartanburg. Michael Lassen, vice president of development, says that expansion into the Carolinas is a “natural progression” for the company. “Our growth model is we see the Carolinas being very strong for us,” Lassen said. As Bubbakoo’s expanded further, the Carolinas and Georgia were skipped over as the brand migrated to Florida. Founded in 2008 in Point Pleasant, N.J., the company has expanded to over 160 location...
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Homer Elwood Appointed to NFDA Board of Directors
The National Funeral Directors Association board of directors, in accordance with the association’s governance process, has appointed Homer E. Elwood Jr. of Gray Funeral Home in Clinton, South Carolina, to serve as an at-large representative, filling the vacancy created by the recent resignation of Christopher Costello. Elwood, who previously...
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New affordable housing under construction in historic Greenville neighborhood
GREENVILLE — Construction is underway on a set of 10 affordable homes in the historic Sterling Neighborhood, not far from downtown. The $3.3 million project is a partnership between the Greenville Housing Fund and the Sterling Land Trust, a community group dedicated to preserving the legacy of the Sterling Neighborhood and Sterling High School. “The Huddle at Sterling is a testament to what happens when a community believes in its future and works together to make it happen,” James Thompson, president of the Sterling Land Trust, said in a press release. “Today, we celebrate not just the beginn...
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Rebuild Upstate Pays Off Easley Warehouse Mortgage
Rebuild Upstate has paid off the mortgage on its Easley warehouse, completing a capital campaign that supports its home-repair operations across four Upstate counties. CEO Jake Beaty marked the milestone with a mortgage burning, a year after the building’s grand opening. The Building on the Foundation campaign began in...