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Santee Cooper OKs loan for inland port substation

August 29, 2013

Santee Cooper said Monday its board of directors approved $7.5 million in loans to help construct a substation to serve the S.C. Inland Port in Greer, as well as industrial spec buildings in Anderson and Dillon counties. The funding is part of $15.5 million in economic development loans approved under the utility’s 14-month-old infrastructure development […]

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Greenville County Council votes to fund $25M training center

August 27, 2013

Told they won’t have to raise taxes, Greenville County Council members voted Monday to fund a $25 million bond issue for Greenville Technical College to build an industrial job training center. Greenville Tech President Keith Miller said the funds will pay for the campus, which he said will include a 62,500-square-foot-building, an energy plant and […]

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Heiche US Surface Technology establishing new facility in Spartanburg County

August 16, 2013

Heiche US Surface Technology, which specializes in surface treatment for metal automotive components, will locate its new production facility and U.S. headquarters in Spartanburg County, with a $4 million investment expected to generate 38 new jobs, state officials said. Heiche will establish its U.S. headquarters and new production operations in an existing building, located at […]

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Clemson University to host international conference for scientists, engineers

August 16, 2013

Scientists and engineers from around the world are expected to attend a conference hosted by Clemson University to discuss advances in polymers and its increasing role in technology. The biennial conference is set Aug. 13-16 at the Hyatt Regency Greenville downtown. The 15th International Conference on Macro Molecular Complexes is the third time that a U.S. […]

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Edgewater Automation Invests More Than $3 Million To Establish Facility In Spartanburg, South Carolina

August 14, 2013

Edgewater Automation, a maker of custom machines, will invest more than $3 million to establish its new facility in Spartanburg County, South Carolina, with plans to generate 53 jobs. The firm makes custom machines, primarily robotic assembly and testing, for industrial clients across the country. The company will locate its operations in the former Somet […]

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Laurens County becomes certified Work Ready Community

August 6, 2013

Laurens County has been designated a certified Work Ready Community, one of three in South Carolina. Laurens County established a comprehensive program at the elementary level in districts 55 and 56 teaching work ethic. It also engaged educators through its Educators in Industry course, and SC Works has helped seek and assist the transitioning workforce. […]

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CU-ICAR unveils Mazda concept vehicle

August 5, 2013

A next-generation Mazda concept vehicle conceived and engineered by automotive engineering students at the Clemson University International Center for Automotive Research has been shown for the first time in its finished form. The Deep Orange 3 was unveiled Monday at the Center for Automotive Research Management Briefing Seminars in Traverse City, Mich. Read the full article from GSA […]

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Spartanburg Community College showcases new downtown campus

August 2, 2013

Officials with Spartanburg Community College gave a behind-the-scenes tour of the school’s new downtown campus Friday as crews worked to prepare the building for students later this month. SCC President Henry C. Giles Jr. walked a small group through the halls of the three-story Evans Academic Center, which will house SCC, Spartanburg High School’s Viking […]

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AnMed expands education program in the Upstate

July 30, 2013

Congratulations to our Board Members at AnMed Health on their latest announcement! AnMed Health of Anderson has partnered with the Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine (VCOM) to become a clinical teaching site for third- and fourth-year medical school students. Students at VCOM’s Spartanburg campus can apply to train in Anderson. Ten third-year students will […]

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ZF Transmissions to expand plant in Laurens County

July 26, 2013

ZF, a global supplier of driveline and chassis technology, will expand its operations in Laurens County, opening the company’s first passenger car transmission plant in the United States. The expansion will create 450 new jobs and more than $175 million in capital investment. Part of the largest single venture in ZF’s history outside Germany, the […]

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