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Hoffmann Family of Companies acquires Greenville’s Champion Coach
Hoffmann Family of Companies acquired Greenville-based Champion Coach. Craig and Hazel Dance founded Champion Coach in 1998. The company serves professional sports teams and collegiate athletic programs. Champion also provides custom motorcoach wraps and fleet branding services. An Illinois-based family equity firm has acquired Greenville’s Champion Coach, a transportation provider...
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Alexium names four leaders as Greer operations expand
Alexium names Randy Lane chief operating officer. Bruce Dixon becomes plant manager at the Dayton, Ohio, facility. Leia Herring joins as human resources manager in Greer. Scott Adams joins as senior chemist to support research and development. Alexium International Group Limited, a public advanced materials technologies company specializing in thermal...
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New Orleans-based biotech company lured to SC as first for MUSC lab
The company name was deliberately chosen from West African lore: Obatala, the god who shaped the human body. And the New Orleans biotech firm is determined to see that their human-based research lab materials accurately reflect the true makeup of the American populace. Obatala Sciences is the first of what...
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Construction ahead at new shopping center
Commercial permit documents at the Oconee Building Codes Department outline large new construction ahead for the Thornwell Village Shopping Center on the Sandifer Boulevard. As many as six separate permits have been approved for an architect firm, AR Thorpe of Wilson, North Carolina. The permits describe multi-tenant retail shop building shell construction” at Thornwell, anchor for which is a Target store. But they do not identify any shops or businesses to occupy the new construction. 101.7/WGOG NEWS has asked a Conway, South Carolina construction company, Chancel, what it is now building on a front parcel at Thornwell but, so far, no received reply.
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HKA Enterprises is Powering the Skilled Trades That Are Moving the U.S. Economy Forward
National workforce partner gives employers faster recruiting and lower hiring costsGREENVILLE, SC / ACCESS Newswire / October 25, 2026 / As demand for skilled tradespeople outpaces supply across the
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Downtown Greenville's Atlas at Unity Park Debuts 13 Townhomes Starting at $1.2 Million
Thirteen luxury townhomes next to Unity Park in downtown Greenville are officially on the market, with prices starting at $1.2 million. The homes, arranged across three buildings, each offer more than 2,500 square feet, three bedrooms, three-and-a-half bathrooms and oversized two-car garages built with elevator-ready construction. Coldwell Banker Caine announced...
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Super G Mart to open first SC location in Greenville
Super G Mart will open its first South Carolina location in Greenville in fall 2026. The North Carolina-based company is known for its selection of international groceries, fresh produce, seafood, spices and household items. It features products from cuisines from around the world, including Asian, Latin American, Indian, European and Jamaican.
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This South Carolina Thrift Store Is So Massive, You Could Dig For Rare Treasures All Day
There are places in South Carolina that locals keep quietly to themselves, not out of selfishness, but out of a deep, personal attachment to something genuinely wonderful. Miracle Hill Thrift Store in Taylors, South Carolina is one of those places, and the secret is officially out. If you’ve ever walked...
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Timberland sells Greenville industrial property for $7M
Timberland Holding Co. LLC sold its Greenville industrial property for $7 million. The 84,550-square-foot property is fully leased to ProSource. 200 Industrial Drive LLC purchased the property through a 1031 exchange. Avison Young represented the seller in the transaction. Timberland Holding Co. LLC has sold its 84,550-square-foot Greenville industrial property...
The State
2 businesses are set to open in the former Sears at Haywood Mall: What to know
Two international retailers are moving into the former Sears space at Haywood Mall in Greenville. A Japanese entertainment chain and an Irish clothing company will fill the storefront that has sat empty since 2020. FULL STORY: Here’s what’s going into the former Sears store at Haywood Mall in Greenville Here are key takeaways: Round 1 , a Japanese amusement company, will open its first South Carolina location at Haywood Mall. The Greenville store is expected to open in 2027. The Round 1 space will feature more than 100 crane games and Spo-cha, an indoor sports concept with batting cages, mini-bowling, trampolines, 3-on-3 basketball, ping-pong, mechanical bulls and ninja-style obstacle courses. Food options at Round 1 will include pizza, wings and ice cream, plus Japanese staples like ramen and udon, along with a bar serving beer and other drinks. Primark , a low-price clothing retailer headquartered in Ireland, will also move into the former Sears space. The company employs more than 80,000 people across 20 countries and operates 500 stores worldwide. Primark is known for t-shirts, socks, jeans and seasonal fashion, and also sells pajamas, shoes, cosmetics and housewares. The chain focuses on physical stores rather than online sales. The summary