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GHS Joins the Battle to Fight Adolescent Obesity
by Katrina Daniel
9/1/10
The numbers are shocking. In Greenville County alone there are 60,000 school-age students. Of those, fully half, or 30,000 children . . . Read More
Free Clinics Adapt to New Economic Realities
by Richard Breen
9/1/10
Free medical clinics have long felt the weight of America's economic and health care struggles. But as a recession gives way to . . . Read More
Road Warriors Hope to Find Business Middle Ground
by Richard Breen
8/1/10
The first pro hockey team in the Upstate made history. The latest pro hockey team is hoping not to repeat history. Read More
Destination Greenville
by Brandy Woods Snow
8/1/10
The secret is out. Greenville is the weekend destination of choice for locals and Southeast residents alike and is gaining . . . Read More
Home Auctions Fill a Need
by Mary Ann Hester
7/1/10
The most common things blooming in yards in Greenville are "For Sale" signs. In addition to the houses that did not sell over the winter, more real estate companies and "FSBO's" dot the landscape . . Read More
Staying Safe in Sorry Times
by Richard Breen
6/1/10
Business can take steps to keep their workplaces safe regardless of booms or busts. Read More
Signs May Point to Haywood Road Rebirth
by Richard Breen
5/1/10
When the owners of the popular Asheville restaurant chain Papas and Beer decided to expand into Greenville, it meant a lot of scouting trips up and down U.S. Highway 25. . . Read More
Greenville's Public Transit Needs the Public
by Mary Ann Hester
5/1/10
Even though it is his job, Carl Jackson, the Transportation Director for Greenville, goes beyond mere enthusiasm for public transportation . . . Read More
Word-of-Mouth Marketing:
What Conversation Are You Having?
by Sarah Cordell
4/1/10
According to the Word Of Mouth Marketing Association (WOMMA), word-of-mouth marketing is “harnessing the voice of the customer for the good of the brand.” . . . Read More
From SEO to Video
Web Sites Constantly Seeking Ways to Attract Visitors
by Richard Breen
4/1/10
When it comes to Web sites, the cutting edge is a moving target . . . Read More
The Grass Isn't Always Greener
by Stephanie Wise
3/1/10
For years, horse owners and veterinarians have noted significant mortality rates in expectant mares grazing on tall fescue. Foal mortality rates are an even greater concern. Studies show an 86 percent mortality rate for foals delivered on fescue . . . Read More
The Necessities of Invention - Getting a Patent Is Neither Simple Nor Cheap
by Richard Breen
3/1/10
It has been four years since Alan Adolphsen came up with a way to make firearms shoot more accurately. Since that time, the Main resident has found a business partner and launched a startup operation in Greer . . . Read More
A Blank Slate
by Richard Breen
2/1/10
When a piece of commercial real estate is slated for demolition, the buildings usually don't come down until the developer has locked in financing and/or signed deals for new tenants. That is not the case for . . . Read More
Board Savvy
by Brandy Woods Snow
1/1/10
Occupying a bank board seat means more than being a figurehead. Responsible for the governance of the institution, a bank's board of directors holds a tremendous . . . Read More

Tax Changes Try to Spur Business Spending
by Richard Breen
12/1/09
Elizabeth Garrison is one businessperson who doesn't feel that bad about paying taxes. "It means your company's growing," says Garrison whose Ever-Greem Recycling service has operated in Greenville . . . Read More
Perking Up Your Benefits Package
by Nichole Livengood
11/1/09
The state of the nation's economy has been a big kick in the shins to companies nationwide. CEO's of a long list of local companies have had to choose between paying the bills and laying off . . . Read More
GSP: Rebuilding the Gateway
by Lisa Finley
11/1/09
"Through this gateway will pass the people who will make the future of this area." These prophetic words were spoken on Sunday, October 14, 1962. The event was a luncheon attended by . . . Read More
Foreign Trade and the Upstate Economy
by Brandy Woods Snow
10/1/09
My Greenvillian would concur that our area has a definite interest in International business - BMW, Michelin, and international airport, and ICAR. But it might be surprising to learn . . . Read More
Legal Tips for Doing Business Overseas
by Kristi Keenan
10/1/09
In the South, you do business with people you know - that's just how we operate. According to local experts on international law, you'd be smart to apply that same rule of thumb when doing . . . Read More
Engineering Growth for Environmental Health
by Brandy Woods Snow
9/1/09
According to a 2008 report from Clemson University's Strom Thurmond Institute (STI) projecting growth in the Upstate to 2030, the "growth ratio" determined for the region is 5:1. Read More
Downtown Greenville Tourism Efforts Continue
by Richard Breen
8/1/09
Arlene Marcley admits she's a bit surprised by the number of tourists who have flocked to the Shoeless Joe Jackson Museum since its 2008 opening in Greenville's West End.
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