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SCRA launches rural health tech startup funding
SCRA is offering funding for tech startups developing rural health care solutions focused on chronic disease prevention and access.
Powdersville Plaza renovations advance in Anderson County
Aston is renovating Powdersville Plaza in Anderson County with façade upgrades, site improvements and a future Publix opening in 2027.
Clemson University chooses its next president
Clemson University named Kevin Guskiewicz as its next president following a national search led by the Board of Trustees.
Clemson names new South Carolina deputy veterinarian
Clemson Livestock Poultry Health named Catherine Harris as South Carolina’s new deputy state veterinarian.
Clemson researchers develop biodegradable AI material
Clemson researchers developed a biodegradable polymer for memristors that could power energy-efficient AI computing systems.
Greenville Summit $10M rehab preserves affordable senior housing
Greenville Summit in downtown Greenville will undergo a rehabilitation to preserve affordable senior housing through 2046.
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 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.
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.
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.
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 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.
