SCBIZ Daily for July 16, 2020

Charleston increases emergency COVID-19 measures

Charleston City Council passed an emergency ordinance that went into effect Wednesday, adding to safety requirements for businesses and individuals in the city to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.

Charlotte investor acquires Winnsboro land

The 498 acres of pasture and timberland two miles off exit 48 on Interstate 77 was sold for $1.565 million. It will serve as future use for cattle, according to a news release.

AFC opening new clinic to serve Clemson area

South Carolina's 14th American Family Clinic is opening in the Clemson area July 31 with plans to collaborate with Clemson University student health center. The urgent care clinic is one of over 200 across the country.

Harrison Road sidewalk project progressing

The project, aimed at improving pedestrian safety, began in April and is expected to be completed by early 2021. The project is improving one side of Harrison Road from Two Notch Road to Forest Drive.

Fall for Greenville becomes virtual platform for restaurants

After analyzing pandemic projections and consultating with health care professionals, Greenville’s flagship culinary festival has traded its in-person festivities for a virtual event this year.

Mask Up initiative distributes 10,000 masks

Since the Greenville Chamber, US&S Facility Services, BMW Manufacturing and other local companies joined forces to distribute masks under the Mask Up initiative, more than 10,000 masks have been gifted to Greenville's small business community as of July 9.

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