The South Carolina Gamecocks will host Kentucky on Oct.
3 at Williams-Brice Stadium at 4:15 p.m.—the game will be broadcast on SEC Network as the Gamecocks hold a 22-14-1 lead and have won their last four matchups.
United Composite Materials, LLC will open a new 70,000 sqft manufacturing facility at 1446 S Buncombe Rd in Greer later this year to produce composite materials for sports, leisure, aerospace, marine, defense, space and automotive markets (a collaboration with Engineered Textile Solutions and Associates LLC and Hankuk Carbon). It will employ about 50 people.
Greenville County Schools Board approved a $220,000 purchase of 2.4 acres at 176 Woodside Rd. in Simpsonville to support its Long-Range Facilities Plan Tuesday night; its next meeting will be held Tuesday, Oct.
27 (6 p.m. at the Central Office, 301 E. Camperdown Way).
GreerView details Homecoming Week with a parade on Thursday, Sept.
24 at Chandler Creek Elementary, high school games Friday at Dooley Field, and Saturday Railfest at Greer City Park featuring rides, crafts, and live music. The city offers free parking and shuttle services for attendees.
Voting for Upstate Ingles Boys Athlete of the Week remains open until noon Sept.
24 (athletes competed between Sept. 14 and Sept. 20) and features Trenton Lynch’s 228-yard rushing performance in a win over Byrnes.
Encompass Health Greenville completed a major expansion on Sept.
15 (at 3372 Laurens Road) that doubled its capacity from 40 to 80 beds with a new 40-bed unit, therapy gym improvements, and a family courtyard while creating 90 new jobs.
Woodward plans to close its California plant by the end of 2027 + shift military aircraft parts production to Spartanburg County, affecting about 400 jobs.
The company is building a new facility at Smith Farms Industrial Park in Greer to create at least 275 jobs.
Clemson University researchers are studying why corn stalks fall over before harvest so they can develop better farming practices for local growers.
The investigation looks at weather damage, pests, disease, and plant genetics to help reduce crop losses.
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