Nbr. 2020, January 2020

Index

• .408 Jackson Apartments finds home beside Fluor Field.
• AbatUS to invest $10 million, create 35 jobs.
• Abbott antibody test cleared for emergency use.
• Able SC conducting workshop on hiring people with disabilities.
• AccelerateSC debates amusement parks, municipality funding.
• Adams Products expanding Cherokee County operations.
• Adams Products expands Cherokee County operations.
• Affordable housing planned for Anderson workers.
• AFL prints hundreds of faceshields.
• AFL represented on national industry organizations.
• Anderson company pivots to face shields.
• Anderson company to hire 50 after $9.5M expansion.
• Anderson planned development proposals flounder with controversy.
• Anderson restaurant executive appointed to Tri-County Tech Commission.
• Anderson University and Greenville Technical College sign articulation agreements.
• Anderson University offers remote learning certificate.
• AnMed Health announces salary reductions, furloughs.
• Artisphere secures $31,620 grant.
• Artisphere to virtually link patron and artists.
• At the Curbside for April 15, 2020.
• At the Curbside for April 2, 2020.
• At the Curbside for April 22, 2020.
• At the Curbside, May 6, 2020.
• Attorneys counsel businesses grappling with paid leave act.
• Automotive summit opens next week in Greenville.
• Axiscades launching new U.S. operations in Greenville County.
• Barberitos founder to share techniques in Greenville.
• BASF donates $50,000 toward Seneca tornado relief.
• BMW announces 16-day shutdown in Greer.
• BMW Charity Pro-Am auction commences with donation to Meyer Center, Cancer Society.
• BMW Charity Pro-Am Canceled.
• BMW Charity Pro-Am hosts Tournament Week of Giving.
• BMW Charity Pro-Am launches ticket sales.
• BMW continues production as of today'.
• BMW extends shutdown, considers new avenues to help during crisis.
• BMW Manufacturing passes production milestone.
• BMW Manufacturing to resume production on May 4.
• BMW moves closing date to March 29.
• BMW top U.S. auto exporter by value for sixth year.
• BMW's Plant Spartanburg has record year.
• BMW's Sky Foster named S.C. Manufacturers Alliance Woman of the Year.
• Bon Secours Mercy Health accelerates living wage compensation.
• Bon Secours offers plasma treament for COVID-19.
• Bon Secours St. Francis breaks ground on emergency department expansion.
• Bon Secours St. Francis Health System dedicated Habitat home in Sterling.
• Bon Secours St. Francis welcomes COVID-19-killing robots.
• Brewery 85 testing biodegradable six-pack rings.
• Broadband Infrastructure recapitalizes for growth.
• Businesses and schools donate supplies to hospital.
• Caldwell projects at Asbury Hills, old chamber building.
• Canal Insurance sponsors appreciation day for law enforcement.
• Caterers dealing with rush of changes with virus lock-down.
• CBRE report says Greenville has healthy vacancy rate.
• Central, Anderson and Rock Hill receive $800,000 in EPA Grants.
• Chamber surveys divulge COVID-19 business impact.
• Chamber urges city to move forward on County Square.
• Charlotte specialty food company opening Greenville location.
• Cherry Bekaert acquires data analytics firm.
• City calls meeting to discuss shelter-in-place order after Spartanburg vote.
• Clemson chooses dean for College of Architecture, Arts and Humanities.
• Clemson chooses dean for College of Architecture, Arts and Humanities.
• Clemson moves summer courses online.
• Clemson ranked one of the country's Best Value Colleges.
• Clemson scientists explore costs of flood mitigation solutions.
• Clemson trustees vote to remove Calhoun name from honors college.
• Coldwell Banker Caine breaks its fundraising record.
• Commerce Department conducts rural summit in Clemson.
• Commerce Department hosts trade mission to Kenya and Tanzania.
• CommunityWorks launches training and grant program.
• Converse trustees vote to admit women, change name.
• Cooperative effort brings 1.5 million masks to Greenville.
• COPING WITH COVID: CommunityWorks.
• COPING WITH COVID: Greenville Area Development Corp.
• COPING WITH COVID: ReAcoustic.
• Coping with COVID: Spartanburg Area Chamber of Commerce and JW Woodward Funeral Home.
• COPING WITH COVID: Sully's Steamers.
• COPING WITH COVID: The Blood Connection.
• County Square redevelopment plan takes big step forward.
• Countybank Foundation gives $150,000 to Self Regional Health Care Foundation.
• Countybank Foundations puts support to AIM.
• COVID-19 forcing constant reassessment for restaurants.
• Denny's dealing with dining challenges around the world.
• Denny's to hire 10,000 new employees.
• Developers expect new park to attract large industry to Greenville.
• Development underway for COVID-19 testing in the workplace.
• Dick Brooks Honda establishes scholarships for Greer residents.
• Drxlmaier names Kerry Curvey new CEO.
• Duke Energy Foundation awards $240,000 in grants.
• Duke foundation offers grants to organizations improving natural places.
• Eaton expansion brings 30 jobs to Greenwood.
• Economic developers bullish on Upstate.
• Education bill aims to improve early education.
• Electrolux plans to hire 800 by October.
• Electrolux ready to hire 500 for new facilities.
• Emergency housing assistance fund to help those impacted by pandemic.
• Employees rank Michelin in Fortune magazine's annual survey.
• Equip Fulfillment provides protective equipment to transportation industry.
• Erin Ford appointed to District Export Council.
• Euphoria announces lineup for February event.
• Expanded Gibbs Cancer Center to open March 16.