Bon Secours opens new clinic, Angel Investor Act renewed, S.C. Ports moves forward with capital projects

S.C. farms expand business with $125K in state grants

Entrepreneurs from across the state were awarded a combined $125,000 from the S.C. Department of Agriculture to grow operations. Recipients include Upstate lavender, alpaca and worm casting farms.

Women’s health practice to open Simpsonville location

Carolina Women’s Health, part of the Bon Secours St. Francis Health System, plans to open a second practice location, in Simpsonville. The practice at 210 LaDean Court is scheduled to open July 13.

Ports Authority on track to deepen harbor, build terminal

S.C. Ports Authority plows ahead with $319 million capital spending plan to deepen Charleston harbor and build new terminal despite COVID-19 pandemic’s dent in global trade.

General Assembly renews Angel Investor Act

The Angel Investor Act, which provides tax credits of up to 35% to investors in eligible start-up enterprises across the state, was renewed for 5 more years.

Commerce Department creates online directory

The new website aims to connect S.C. companies with funding, data and analytics, local resources and potential buyers. Listed directories include business consultation and workforce recruitment resources.

Zooming In

SBA hosts event for non-profit and faith-based businesses

The U.S. Small Business Administration is hosting a live virtual event on assistance opportunities for entrepreneurs, non-profits, Hispanic-owned businesses, and faith-based organizations Friday June 26, at noon. Participants can either register in advance to receive a call at noon or connect to the presentation by calling 833-380-0652. Let us know what virtual events you have planned for the next few weeks of social distancing at [email protected].

Digital copy available of the June 15 GSA Business Report

While some of our readers may be back at their offices, we're still making digital copies of our latest edition available. This issue includes coverage of the first tentative steps in the comeback of tourism, a local company gearing up to make COVID-19 swabs by the millions, and an economic outlook by Upstate economists.

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