Spencer Donovan
Journalist at Post and Courier
city reporter @PCGreenville @postandcourier | past: @ajc @redandblack @streetsensedc | UGA grad | He/Him
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1 week ago |
postandcourier.com | Spencer Donovan
A software company for chiropractors with a headquarters in the Upstate has secured $26 million in growth capital. ChiroHD, which has “co-headquarters” in Atlanta and Greenville, received the investment from Mainsail Partners, a growth equity firm investing in software companies. It’s designed to help drive product innovation, improve platform experience and grow customer support, a news release said.
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1 week ago |
postandcourier.com | Spencer Donovan
Bogue Wallin, chairman of the Verdae Development board of directors, said the district marks the next chapter in Greenville's growth. "It represents a cultural crossroads - a space where businesses, residents, and visitors can come together in a sustainable, inclusive setting that enhances the fabric of the community while supporting Greenville's broader vision for the future," Wallin said.
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2 weeks ago |
postandcourier.com | Spencer Donovan |Lillia Callum-Penso
GREENVILLE — The Charlotte-based owner of Hampton Station, a century-old set of industrial buildings, has a vision for rejuvenating the former drinking and dining destination just west of downtown Greenville. But the departure of so many core tenants in the past year and more has raised a central question: Can it regain the energy and foot traffic it started out with? Representatives for Abacus Capital, the new owner, think so.
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2 weeks ago |
postandcourier.com | Spencer Donovan
TRAVELERS REST — After presenting plans for a proposed luxury hotel at the foot of Paris Mountain, The Divine Group, a Greenville-based developer, received a clear response from the planning body tasked with the first step in any potential approval. The Travelers Rest Planning Commission voted 5-1 against recommending the request to annex into the city and rezone a property on Altamont Road, which winds across the mountain, that would allow for the Inn at Altamont to be built there.
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2 weeks ago |
postandcourier.com | Spencer Donovan
Three, Class A industrial buildings near major global manufacturers are available for lease in one of Greenville County’s industrial districts. Merovan at Donaldson is situated off U.S. 25, which is less than four miles off Interstate 85 and about 10 miles from Interstate 385, Colliers announced. The buildings were finished in 2024. One is 56,700 square feet, another is 40,500 square feet, and the third is 27,000 square feet. The area has served as an industrial hub for years.
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