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City leaders, development partners and residents took part in a ceremonial groundbreaking for the Greenville Summit rehabilitation project in downtown Greenville. (Photo/City of Greenville)
May 22, 2026

Greenville Summit $10M rehab preserves affordable senior housing

Greenville Summit in downtown Greenville will undergo a rehabilitation to preserve affordable senior housing through 2046.

ReCraft Creative Reuse Center received a Greenville Women Giving grant to help expand access to affordable creative materials through a second location in Greer. (Photo/ReCraft Creative Reuse Center)
May 21, 2026

Greenville Women Giving awards $525K in grants

Greenville Women Giving awarded more than $525,000 in grants to seven Greenville County nonprofits supporting health, education and arts.

Small business owners can reduce taxes while building long-term financial security. (Photo/DepositPhotos)
May 20, 2026

Small Business Retirement Plans: saving for later is good for now

Small business retirement plans can help owners reduce taxes, build long-term wealth and strengthen financial security for retirement.

The Alliance, a $38 million mixed-use development planned for Laurens Road, will bring 100 affordable housing units and ground-floor commercial space to Greenville’s Nicholtown community. (Rendering/McMillan Pazdan Smith)
May 20, 2026

Affordable housing project breaks ground in Greenville

The Alliance affordable housing project in Greenville will bring 100 income-restricted apartments to Laurens Road by 2027.

Construction is underway on Venture on the Trail, a 222-unit apartment community along the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail in Greenville. (Rendering/13th Floor Investments)
May 19, 2026

With $47M financing, company launches construction project along Swamp Rabbit Trail

13th Floor Investments has started construction on a 222-unit apartment community near the Swamp Rabbit Trail in Greenville.

Jaime Raul Zepeda of Best Companies Group says companies adopting AI too quickly without investing in people and training risk long-term setbacks. (Photo/DepositPhotos)
May 19, 2026

AI workforce cuts may not improve business returns

New Gartner data suggest AI-driven workforce cuts are not delivering stronger returns as companies rethink automation and staffing.

Furman University President Elizabeth Davis announced she will step down after the 2026-27 academic year following 12 years leading the Greenville-based liberal arts institution. (Photo/Furman University)
May 18, 2026

Furman President Elizabeth Davis to step down in 2027

Furman University President Elizabeth Davis announced the 2026-27 academic year will be her last after leading the school since 2014.

Scout Motors officially opened its new $25 million workforce training center in Blythewood as the company continues construction on its South Carolina production campus. (Photo/Scout)
May 15, 2026

Scout Motors opens Blythewood training center

  Scout Motors marked a big milestone both for the company and for Midlands workforce development on April 20 with the opening of its new training center on the site […]

Self Regional Healthcare says the facility will bring together a wide range of specialty services under one roof, including urology, gastroenterology, general surgery, bariatric surgery, women’s health and infusion services. (Rendering/McMillan Pazdan Smith)
May 15, 2026

Self Regional breaks ground on Greenwood medical center

Self Regional Healthcare broke ground on a 68,000-square-foot medical office building in Greenwood with specialty care services opening in 2027.

Clemson Rural Health received a $7.7 million grant to launch South Carolina’s first comprehensive mobile maternity clinic serving underserved rural communities. (Photo/Clemson University)
May 14, 2026

Clemson Rural Health receives $7.7M maternal grant

Clemson Rural Health received $7.7 million to launch a mobile maternity clinic serving underserved communities in the Midlands and Upstate.

Officials and company leaders celebrate the opening of Airsys’ new global headquarters campus in Woodruff, a $60 million investment focused on AI and data center cooling technology. (Photo/Airsys)
May 13, 2026

Airsys opens global headquarters in Woodruff

Airsys opened its global headquarters in Woodruff with a $60 million investment and plans for 215 jobs tied to AI cooling technology.

Baysys Solutions, a Charleston-based logistics technology company, was accepted as a new member company of the South Carolina Research Authority. (Photo/Ross Norton)
May 13, 2026

SCRA awards grants to South Carolina startups

SCRA awarded grants to four South Carolina startups and added two new member companies focused on AI, logistics and cybersecurity.