News

August 18, 2017

• New USC Upstate Bachelor’s Degree Focused on Mechatronics Careers

• Wofford Class of 2021 Arrives August 30th

• Womble Carlyle in Elite Club; Firm One of Only 19 Recommended 5+ Years

• Gov. Henry McMaster Announces Another Employ SC Job Fair

• Cyber Academy of South Carolina Students Head Back to Online Classes

• Ascend Completes $6.2 Million Expansion Project, Adds 27 Jobs

• Manufacturing Focus in Upcoming SCDOR Sales Tax Event

• SolAmerica Energy Partners with MTU America to Launch New Solar Array with SCE&G

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. Increased in July

• The U.S. Has Gained 346 New $1M Neighborhoods Since 2014

• Home Sales Decreased in July, but Sold at Faster Pace

August 17, 2017

• The Spartanburg County Job Market is on Fire … and so is the Rest of the Upstate

• EDTS Celebrates Eight Consecutive Years on Inc. 5000 Fastest Growing Companies in America List

• Graham Statement On Charlottesville

• Future Scholar Can Help You Crowdfund to Save Money for College

• SC State Library to Close for Total Eclipse

• Spraying Starts After West Nile Virus Seen in South Carolina

• Orbitz Insiders: It's Not Too Late for a Great Labor Day Getaway

• NASA Announces Television Coverage for August 21st Solar Eclipse

• Expedia Reveals 10 Busiest Destinations for Labor Day 2017

• Home Prices Jump 6.2% in Second Quarter; Eclipse 2016 High

August 16, 2017

• Duke Energy Seeking Wind Power to Serve Customers in the Carolinas

• Spartanburg Medical Center Ranked No. 2 in South Carolina

• SCANA Withdraws New Nuclear Abandonment Petition To Accommodate the Legislative Review Process

• Amazon Faces Tax Fight in South Carolina, Could Change How Online Sellers Do Business

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