Wow! Bob Long has graced Main Street with some serious salts, herbs, teas, peppers, spices, blends - and all the cool kitchen tools you need to go with them. We welcome The Spice & Tea Exchange to Greenville!Julie and Rachel make most the spice ...
Serving as Vice President of Diversity and Inclusion for the Greenville Chamber is a privilege because it’s an opportunity to assist with a vision I carry alongside so many others in our community. There are many likeminded individuals and ...
Did you know that your Chamber of Commerce has brought together 11 other Chambers from across the Upstate of South Carolina to provide one unified voice for business advocacy at the statehouse in Columbia? In addition, the Upstate Chamber Coalition ...
Like the ABC drama Scandal, our NETnight is a little atypical and so are our Connectors. The show keeps viewers engaged from the beginning to the end by fixing problems. If Connectors accomplish their purpose all NETnight guests will encounter an ...
On Tuesday, August 27 the Greenville Chamber will take center stage at Fluor Field and we invite all of our members to be part of the fun!The Greenville Chamber celebration will kick off with a pregame reception to welcome our new 2013 members, ...
More than 6 years ago, a meeting with Bruce Yandle, an economist at Clemson University, generated the idea that Greenville needed to keep a better track of its economic competitiveness. At that time, Greenville had seen a string of successful ...
As a society, we are perceptive of the great intellect Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. gifted us with. The 50th Anniversary of the March on Washington evokes reminders of Dr. King’s philosophies and forces reflection. Most often, when ...
When you meet Lifeit Cafe owner Latrice Folkes, you'll want to have what she's having - even if it's vegan and raw! Her great smile is welcoming, her energy is healing, and her food is AMAZING!Open now at Morgan Manor, 730 S. Pleasantburg Drive, ...
Entrepreneurism to Industrialism and Back Again...When a city loses more than 200,000 jobs over 24 months and unemployment spikes to 18%, what are community leaders to do? That issue was front and center in the mid-1980s in Pittsburgh, as its steel ...
CON-Pearl® officially opened the doors of its North America Headquarters yesterday with a ribbon cutting party, plant tour and demonstrations of their environmentally-friendly lightweight plastic board made of polypropylene. With a shelf-life of ...
