READ: Gary Underwood, owner of Computer Direct Outlet shares his thoughts on the virtual reality boom with Upstate Business Journal – think 3-D environments so real they can cause motion sickness. Renewable Water Resources honored 45 local companies with a Compliance Excellency Award. Did your company make the list? See it from Greenville Business Magazine.…
GREENVILLE, S.C. (August 29, 2016) – Renewable Water Resources (ReWa) honored 45 local companies for demonstrating excellent in compliance with environmental regulation at its 24th Annual Compliance Excellency Awards Banquet this month. The Compliance Excellency Awards are presented to local companies that are in compliance with ReWa’s Sewer Use Regulation, said Joel Jones, Pretreatment Manager…
READ: If you don’t speak tech, then you don’t like tech. Computer Direct Outlet’s owner Gary Underwood wants to bridge the gap by taking the anxiety out of technology. Check out the story in the Greenville News. Did you catch the cover of GSA Business this week? There was a general overview of the 85/385…
GREENVILLE, S.C. – North Main Street is getting a new art studio to add to its hip corridor of retail and arts. The Art Cellar, owned by potter and printmaker Lindsay Louise McPhail, will move from its current location at 123 South Main Street to a newly renovated space in NOMA Flats at 233 North…
GREENVILLE, S.C. – The Countybank Reedy Reels Film Festival has a new location, new dates and a new title sponsor. The film festival debuted last year with 36 original films being shown for the first time in Greenville as part of an effort to raise awareness of the Upstate’s vibrant film community, said Mike Giordano,…
On the sixth floor of the Greenville ONE Building lies the most important room of Clemson University’s MBA program – the kitchen. There live the coffee pots and vending machines, a haven for overtired working professionals getting another degree at night. Present company included. Just a short year and a half ago I came to…
ANCHORAGE – A local agency that supports children in foster care and children at risk is a finalist for WORLD’s 2016 Hope Award for Effective Compassion. Founded in 2008, Beacon Hill, located on Third Avenue downtown, demonstrates the love of Christ by serving Alaska’s children in foster care and children at risk of going into…
COLUMBIA, S.C. – South Carolina residents now can donate to the South Carolina Association for Habitat for Humanity Affiliates from their South Carolina income tax returns. This change will be in place for taxpayer’s 2017 returns, and allows people getting an income tax return from the state to designate to the South Carolina Association for…
GREENVILLE, S.C. – Is boxed wine the new thing? What is more popular vodka or bourbon? What is the Upstate’s beer of choice? Liquid Catering did an extensive survey of more than 500 Upstate event attendees, planners and vendors to get these answers this summer. Some of the highlights from this exclusive survey include: 69…
Simpsonville City Council met Monday night to review Habitat for Humanity of Greenville County’s proposal for the Woodside Park project. After a decade long debate, the council ruled in favor of Habitat for Humanity. The Greenville Journal and WSPA have details on the property and the 11 homes Habitat hopes to build. Seems the old…