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Rising costs, rates delay downtown Spartanburg projects | Spartanburg Business - Vimarsana News

Rising costs, rates delay downtown Spartanburg projects | Spartanburg Business

Two multi-million dollar projects along Spartanburg’s East Main Street are behind schedule. They were set to re-develop long-dormant properties on the street.

4 real estate pros form new brokerage team saying Spartanburg is a dynamic market. - Vimarsana News

4 real estate pros form new brokerage team saying Spartanburg is a dynamic market.

Four longtime commercial real estate agents have formed a new brokerage focusing on the fast-growing Upstate market.

Source: yahoo.com
Bill Tierney Then and Now: 2009 Person of the Year Interview - Vimarsana News

Bill Tierney Then and Now: 2009 Person of the Year Interview

Fourteen years ago, Bill Tierney shocked the lacrosse world, only to add to his legacy.

COVID-19 vaccination radio campaign developed with help from Shenandoah University students - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 vaccination radio campaign developed with help from Shenandoah University students

The radio hit “Double Shot (Of My Baby’s Love)” recorded by The Swingin’ Medallions has been repurposed for a COVID-19 vaccination campaign with help from Shenandoah University students.

'An embarrassment for France' - Telegraph Readers on this week's biggest stories - Vimarsana News

'An embarrassment for France' - Telegraph Readers on this week's biggest stories

'Everything goes on June 21' @Michael Bentley: "No no no! No face masks, no screens, no 'new normal'. Everything goes on the 21st of June; for me at least. I'm taking them on their original promise, no ifs, no buts." 'The economy will suffer' @Andrew Babb: "Glass screens and hand sanitiser stations will stay as they have been paid for, there's little point in removing them. "Masks must go. They create waste. They don't work, at least not when worn the way most of the population wears them. They are dehumanising, and a constant reminder that things aren't normal. "The economy will suffer beca...