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Greenville bus company serving major sports teams is sold
A Greenville-based company that serves sports teams across the United States has been sold after nearly three decades. Champion Coach , a bus charter company, has been acquired by family equity firm Hoffmann Family of Companies , according to a news release. Champion Coach was founded in 1998 by Craig Dance and his wife, Hazel. The company began with four white motorcoaches and has since grown into a name in sports and corporate transportation, serving professional and collegiate sports teams across the country, according to the release. "I couldn't be happier to welcome the Dance family into Hoffmann Transportation," said Tim Rose, president of Hoffmann Transportation. "For nearly 30 years, Champion has earned the trust of some of the biggest names in professional and collegiate sports with a level of professionalism, safety and hospitality that's unrivaled in our industry. That track record, combined with their innovative approach to fleet branding and design, makes them an ideal fit within our transportation vertical." Champion Coach serves Clemson University and the University of South Carolina, along with other professional teams including the Dallas Cowboys, Atlanta Falcons and New York Yankees, according to Hoffmann Family of Companies. Champion Coach has also provided transportation for
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Townhome developments planned on Laurens, Anderson roads in Greenville
The city of Greenville could see more townhomes under construction along Laurens Road and Anderson Road in the coming months. Two proposed townhome developments were presented during the city’s project preview meeting Oct. 27. Both projects require an approved minor subdivision application from city staff to move forward with construction.
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A new coffee shop is opening in downtown Greenville. This one has a mission.
GREENVILLE — Fresh Start CoffeeWorks — the latest venture from Miracle Hill Ministries — is now open in downtown Greenville. The shop will not just serve coffee and tea to the legion of caffeinated Greenvillians. It’s also a workforce development program, helping women in recovery get on their feet by providing training and a full-time job. “The hope is to set them up for success,” said Yolanda Campusano-Pilarte, public relations manager at Miracle Hill. Miracle Hill Ministries is one of Greenville’s leading nonprofits, operating everything from emergency shelters to addiction recovery program...
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JR Automation Expands Footprint With Greenville Facility
JR Automation, a Hitachi Group company and global leader in intelligent automation, will celebrate the grand opening of its new Automation Technology Center in Greenville, S.C., on Nov. 4, expanding the company’s capacity to help manufacturers design, build, optimize, and sustain increasingly intelligent and connected operations. JR Automation will...
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Cavender’s opens new location on busy Greenville road
GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - A Western-inspired boot retailer now has a home on one of the busiest roads in Greenville. Cavender’s Boot City announced that the new 9,772-square-foot store, located at 1025 Woodruff Road, will have a soft opening on Friday, with a grand opening scheduled for after the holidays. The location is the second to open in South Carolina.
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SC Manufacturing Conference Returns to Greenville November 4–5
The South Carolina Manufacturing Conference and Expo will bring manufacturing operations leaders, plant managers and equipment and service providers to Greenville Convention Center November 4th–5th, 2026. The two-day main event combines conference sessions with an exhibition focused on factory operations. Activities begin a day earlier, November 3rd, with exhibitor...
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This Historic South Carolina Factory Has Been Transformed Into A Thriving Artisan Village
A two-story bank vault sits inside an old South Carolina textile mill. Today, couples celebrate weddings and big parties right beside its heavy doors. That vault still shows off its original brick and steel, which feels delightfully dramatic for a party. It shares the property with a rage room, artist studios, creative workshops, and a model train station.