Autokiniton recently expanded and renovated its manufacturing plant in Fountain Inn The facility enhancements were completed by Trehel on behalf of Autokinton and the facility’s owner Renovations included adding 40,000 square feet of storage space incorporating precast exterior panels with a structural steel framework The other facility enhancements completed during the project consisted of: Autokiniton’s facility at 141 Southchase Blvd produces 2,100 floor pans daily for the BMW Group Plant Spartanburg in Spartanburg County Greenville Pro Soccer LLC recently broke ground on its new multipurpose stadium at BridgeWay Station in Mauldin The event was attended by community leaders representatives from Greenville Pro Soccer and Brazilian soccer legend Ronaldinho a member of the Greenville Pro Soccer ownership group Greenville Pro Soccer is the parent company of the Greenville Triumph SC and Greenville Liberty Designs for the project have not been finalized The overall cost for the new stadium is estimated to be between $80 million and $100 million The stadium is a collaborative effort between Greenville Pro Soccer YMCA of Greenville is completing a multiphase facility expansion at the Prisma Health Family YMCA in Simpsonville. A groundbreaking for the project was held March 11 The project’s initial phase will add 14,500 square feet to the campus located at 550 Brookwood Point Place The first phase will cost $5.5 million and is expected to take nine months to complete a second pool with a DynaDome cover and other land development needs to prepare for future campus additions Input your search keywords and press Enter An episode of a hit Discovery Channel series was just filmed in the Upstate marking a "significant milestone for both the show and the local community." Gearheadz Equipment, a leading provider of construction and industrial equipment established in 2019, recently hosted an episode of "Moonshiners" at their Fountain Inn facility "It was a fun and unique experience having the Moonshiners crew," said Phil Stephens and we're definitely looking forward to seeing Gearheadz featured on the show this fall It's not every day a TV crew shows up at your shop!" Here's what to know about the company and the "Moonshiners" episode "Moonshiners" is an American docudrama television series that follows the lives of individuals who provide (illegal) moonshine in the Appalachian Mountains of Kentucky The series first aired in 2011 on the Discovery Channel and is in its 20th season What is the new 'Moonshiners' episode about?According to the news release the recently filmed "Moonshiners" episode explores the challenges that cast members face during production and distribution Specific plot details have not been revealed but Gearheadz Equipment's facility adds an "authentic touch to the episode's industrial backdrop." Gearheadz Equipment is a cornerstone of the Upstate's construction industry offering a wide range of equipment rentals was chosen by the "Moonshiners" crew due to its "robust and realistic setting," making it the perfect place for filming the episode's scenes Nina Tran covers trending topics for The Greenville News Here is a recap of the Fountain Inn City Council meeting on Dec Council approved plans to rezone 3.1 acres at 300 Jones St the development would be eligible for tax credits under the South Carolina Textile Communities Revitalization Act This item will go before the City Council for final approval Jan Council approved its 2025 meeting schedule During his report to Council, City Administrator Shawn Bell announced the Emanuel Sullivan Sports Complex was honored with the South Carolina Sports Field Managers Association’s 2024 Sporting Grounds Field of the Year Award the redevelopment of County Square is one of the biggest — and the most important — developments in Greenville’s recent history when you have a small piece of land and it doesn’t work out as intended there’s a lot more at stake,” said Nancy Whitworth the City of Greenville’s deputy city manager “With this site and its sensitivity to the park and downtown The county-owned property is more than 37 acres equivalent in size to downtown Greenville’s core and located within walking distance of Falls Park and the Greenville Health System Swamp Rabbit Trail Its redevelopment is expected to be a billion-dollar the redevelopment of a block of South Main Street across from the Peace Center the mixed-use development at the corner of North Main and Washington streets the master planned urban community on Verdae Boulevard and Laurens Road on land once owned by the late reclusive textile magnate John D at 1,100 acres and $1.5 billion when completed and we’ve got to make sure to get it right,” said Greenville County Council Chairman Butch Kirven County Square was not thought of as a part of Greenville’s downtown But Falls Park opened in 2004 and Fluor Field two years later planning started for the Swamp Rabbit Trail a 22-mile multiuse trail that opened in 2009 Because the former mall that now houses county operations will be torn down the developer and the county have a wonderful opportunity to design from the ground up professor emeritus of city and regional planning at Clemson University and former member of the city’s planning commission and Design Review Board “They have the opportunity to be creative and efficient and make it an important part of Greenville “Any time you double or triple the density of activities it’s going to strain existing capacities,” he said “They’ll have to have other ways to get there so you don’t have to get in a car They’ll need to think carefully about the back streets They need to make it attractive and feasible to walk with site lines and well-defined walking routes.” who said the city hasn’t had discussions with the developer said the city will be interested 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programs The ceremony will include recognition of the Greenville Health System and other contributors who made the park possible “The Garden Party,” will be held from 6 p.m The fundraising soiree will feature music by Trey Francis Guests at the party will be able to walk through the park and hear stories about the design and meaning Tickets are $125 and are available at cancersurvivorspark.org/the-garden-party.php Proceeds will benefit the Cancer Survivors Park Alliance’s education programs A free Cancer Survivors Day Celebration will be held at the park from 1 p.m Activities include walking tours of the park A survivors recognition ceremony and photo are set for 2:32 p.m Registration is requested but not required “We are excited to be celebrating a significant milestone — the transformation of a challenged piece of property into a beautiful park We still have much to do as we transition from bricks and mortar to a focus on incorporating the creative features and resources that are the essence of our vision — creating a space for hope and healing,” said Kay Roper executive director of the Cancer Survivors Park Alliance As the functions of parks grow more complex public-private partnerships have increased as a funding source Greenville’s Unity Park is an example of many of the current trends in building urban parks — a greater reliance on public-private partnerships the conversion of postindustrial sites into green space and construction of facilities that accommodate fluctuation in water levels to help water quality and flooding issues “Parks are no longer simply places for recreation That’s why public-private partnerships are so important,” said Catherine Nagel “Really where public-private partnerships shine is that they bring in more resources and skills.” While Greenville has been known for public-private partnerships for downtown development projects such as the Hyatt Mayor Knox White said Unity Park is the city’s first example of a true public-private partnership on a park The city has earmarked $20 million in hospitality tax revenue for the new park over 10 years and wants private partners to contribute another $20 million Separate from the city’s fundraising efforts is one led by Community Journals’ chairman and co-founder Doug Greenlaw to raise money for a veterans memorial in the park Greenlaw is a founder of the Upstate charter of the Military Order of the Purple Heart “Public-private partnerships have become a critical funding tool in the toolbox,” said Kevin O’Hara vice president of urban and government affairs for the National Recreation and Parks Association public-private partnerships are good for parks.” Chicago’s Millennium Park was a result of a public-private partnership Mayor Richard Daley originally proposed construction of a parking garage with a landscaped greenroof on land that had been parkland The original plan financing called for $120 million from parking revenue bonds and $30 million from private resources plans for the park had changed drastically A cycle center provides heated bicycle parking There are outdoor art galleries and a promenade and the Pritzker Pavilion that hosts the Grant Park Musical Festival Underneath the park is a 4,000 space parking garage the park was the Midwest’s most popular tourist attraction There’s a wide range of how park public-private partnerships are structured “There’s a real range of public-private partnership models to consider,” she said “The key is to fit the model to your community Some cities have a strong base of philanthropic organizations City Park would also mirror the trend in other cities where postindustrial sites are turned into parks and green space those sites are on waterfronts and riverfronts areas that some cities turned their backs on and became nasty places to which people didn’t want to go a waterfront cargo yard was turned into one of New York’s signature parks The city redirects real estate taxes from residential and commercial developments in the project zone creating a self-sustaining revenue stream that is far less dependent on concessions and permits for special events than signature parks in other major cities “Parks are helping to revitalize cities and put them on the map,” Nagel said “It’s exciting that those projects are not just happening in the largest cities but in medium and small cities as well.” The sounds of grinding millstones once echoed through the historic Ellison Flour Mill in downtown Fountain Inn the 1940s mill hums with a new kind of energy —laughter this new food hall is serving up a fresh new dining experience Creating Community “The Mill was always intended to be a gathering place,” says Bryan Beal CEO of Innovative Hospitality & Development “We wanted to bring that spirit back — to create a place where food Beal and his team have blended old and new across three historic buildings transforming the site into a dynamic food and event destination airy layout lets diners wander between four dining concepts At the center of The Mill’s revival is the Fountain Inn Brewing Co. a brewery with a full bar and pizza kitchen led by Munich-trained Master Brewer Evan Burgener leans into Old-World traditions while embracing modern styles and a rotation of seasonal brews—all crafted on-site Burgener says their signature Low Down lager is quickly becoming a favorite while the California Love IPA is a must-try for something new and shareable appetizers like cheesy breadsticks Bingbi Sushi & Poké delivers artfully crafted sushi rolls then topped with crispy onions — is a flavor-packed the Red Ninja Roll already has a fan following for its combination of crushed hot Cheetos If classic comfort food is more your speed Bistro 44 has an all-American lineup of wings The smash-style beef patty melt with grilled onions and the classic clubhouse sandwich on Texas toast are standouts the first brick-and-mortar location from Ricardo Macias who built a following with his popular food truck Macias' family recipes come to life in every menu item He slow-cooks his signature beef brisket birria for 12 to 15 hours and the innovative pizza-dia — a 14-inch quesadilla meets pizza hybrid—push the boundaries of traditional Mexican street food A Backyard Built for Gathering Beyond great food and drink what truly sets The Mill apart is its sprawling backyard green space The fenced-in space features picnic tables and Adirondack chairs and one of the largest screens in the Upstate promising a great view of your favorite game For more info, themillatfountaininn.com  weekly trivia and bingo nights to live music events and outdoor movie nights there’s always something fun happening at The Mill What was expected to open in the spring of 2023 now has its final touches as The Mill at Fountain Inn — a food hall The three entities in one concept will take up more than 13,800 square feet in a space that once served as a flour mill Because it helped the industrial economy of the early mid-century Fountain Inn area the property is registered on the National Register of Historic Places Developed by Crafted Community Concepts (C3) and project lead Bryan Beal the food and entertainment project has repurposed much of the original material from the mill for an innovative dining experience just outside the Greenville city limits Here's what's inside the new eating and entertainment space located in Fountain Inn: More: The Commons celebrates 5-year anniversary, introducing tapas concept Paseo; five fun facts The Hall at Fountain Inn Food Hall concept to feature three BsThe Hall at Fountain Inn will open with three food concepts The modern Mexican street food concept will bring a host of tacos quesadillas and birria options to The Hall at Fountain Inn.Bistro 44—This new concept in the Upstate will feature American grub pub-style food outdoor space and largest outdoor screen in the UpstateFountain Inn Brewery Co will operate as both a pizza kitchen and an eatery A secondary area on the second floor will also be available for co-working or special events The outdoor greens will be set with picnic tables and chairs and the setting will showcase the "largest outdoor screen in the Upstate." More: Greenville social bar, restaurant hub closing by mid-December, blames liquor liability law Fountain Inn Brewing Co: Monday-Thursday: 4-10 p.m. – A.J. Jackson covers the food & dining scene, along with arts, entertainment and downtown culture for The Greenville News. Contact him by email at ajackson@gannett.com, and follow him on X (formally Twitter) @ajhappened. This coverage is only possible with support from our readers. Sign up today for a digital subscription Best Places to Work in South Carolina The project included 40,000 square feet of storage space and a 14,000-square-foot tool and die storage area Trehel completes Fountain Inn expansion for BMW supplier Trehel has completed the expansion and renovation of the Autokiniton manufacturing plant in Fountain Inn working on behalf of the facility’s owner Autokiniton is the leading supplier of floor pans to the BMW Manufacturing plant in Spartanburg and produces approximately 2,100 of the parts daily Autokiniton has been the sole tenant of the property since 2016 Facility enhancements include 40,000 square feet of storage space incorporating precast exterior panels with a structural steel framework The project also features an enlarged 14,000-square-foot tool and die storage area; heavy-duty paving to extend the trailer parking lot for just-in-time deliveries; and the addition of a first aid room and Early Suppression Fast Response Sprinkler system within the warehouse The new die storage area includes secondary steel to elongate the runways for two 30-metric-ton bridge cranes air conditioning and standard manufacturing electrical services Both the die storage area and warehouse offer compressed air distribution Related: Wood products company selects Anderson County for $19M facility Related: Greenville-based THS Constructors acquires longtime Spartanburg construction firm “By working with trusted local partners in the design/build process, we were able to execute the vision of STAG Industrial and Autokiniton within an accelerated timeframe to meet growing demands from BMW,” Greg Blinston, vice president and senior project manager for Trehel “We are proud to support the Upstate’s growing automotive industry through these types of second and third-tier market needs while contributing to the region’s continued growth in the light manufacturing Additional partners contributing to Autokiniton’s expansion and renovation include KEEL Concepts, Arrowood + Arrowood, Bluewater Civil Design, Waldrop Heating and Air, and Walker & Whiteside Electrical Contractors Trehel is a privately held construction company with roots in Oconee County and Clemson where it has operated an office for 25 years Clemson University unveils the $50M Nieri Family Alumni and Visitors Center Greenville area’s first private club in more than three decades celebrates milestone .. which also includes a library and expanded dining facilities The organization will provide primary care pharmacy and other services on Anderson’s west side Program designed to prepare future academics researchers and industry leaders in architecture The executive previously served as the company's chief operating officer Sign up for your daily digest of GSA Business News Hundreds turn out to see what governor and South Carolina Department of Employment and Wor[...] Brian Kolb of EVG Media shares insights on AI’s impact Huntington National Bank opens its first South Carolina branch in Spartanburg Aerowerks invests $10M in Cherokee County for its first U.S creating 52 jobs and expandin[...] Blackstream Christie’s opens a Six Mile office to serve luxury real estate buyers near Lakes Keowe[...] South Carolina Treasurer Curtis Loftis will stay in office for now as the House opts not to act on S[...] GSA business is the market leader in business media in South Carolina We connect you with decision-makers and stakeholders throughout the state Get our free e-alerts & breaking news notifications Log in for access to the latest digital and special editions Trehel announced March 11 Autokiniton has completed its manufacturing plant renovation and expansion in Fountain Inn The facility enhancements to the  property at 141 Southchase Blvd. “By working with trusted local partners in the design/build process we were able to execute the vision of STAG Industrial and Autokiniton within an accelerated timeframe to meet growing demands from BMW,” said Greg Blinston vice president and senior project manager of Trehel “We are proud to support the Upstate’s growing automotive industry through these types of second- and third-tier market needs while contributing to the region’s continued growth in the light manufacturing Autokiniton uses the facility to produce 2,100 floor pans daily for the BMW Manufacturing plant in Spartanburg The 6,000-square-foot food hall at The Mill at Fountain Inn Food hall to open at historic The Mill at Fountain Inn — what to know A food hall is set to open at a redeveloped flour mill in Fountain Inn The 6,000-square-foot food hall at The Mill at Fountain Inn The Mill at Fountain Inn is comprised of three historic buildings on the site of the former Ellison Flour Mill at the corner of Ellison and Wall Streets in the heart of downtown Fountain Inn while preserving as much of the originals as possible The property is on the National Register of Historic Places Related: Historic former Fountain Inn flour mill opens as community hub The facility features Fountain Inn Brewing Co. a 5,000-square-foot brewery housed in the three-story former flour mill building The second floor has additional seating plus another bar and can be rented for meetings and special events Foutain Inn Brewing also includes an outdoor area fenced-in greenspace and one of the largest outdoor screens in the Upstate A common area features indoor seating and TVs and can also be rented out for private events GB&D reopens in The Commons food hall with a fresh focus on fan favorites and two new sister concepts: Leo[...] and big-city appeal to Greenville’s West End [...] a rooftop patio and The Whiskey Hotel on the second floor which would be part of a mixed-use development with restaurants and retail The Greenville-based brand has grown to 15 locations A map shows red dots marking properties in southwest Fountain Inn where developers plan to build subdivisions Yellow dots show properties where development is likely in the near future A coming wastewater pump station and proposed subdivisions are poised to transform hundreds of acres in southwest Fountain Inn and significantly expand the city's population Conor Hughes is a reporter for the Post and Courier Greenville FOUNTAIN INN — A coming wastewater pump station and proposed subdivisions are poised to transform hundreds of acres in southwest Fountain Inn and significantly expand the city's population The planned developments will change the landscape directly west of Interstate 385 and north of Highway 418 Coming projects include 361 houses that Mark III properties plans to build on 122 acres off of Jenkins Bridge Road another developer intends to build 312 houses and townhomes off of Wilson Bridge Road Fountain Inn City Council also recently approved the annexation of a 139 acre property off Parsons Road in the same area where a homebuilder plans to construct close to 300 homes "That's definitely the farthest west our city limits has gone and probably will go," City Administrator Shawn Bell said of the Parsons Road property Those subdivisions alone would add roughly 1,000 residences to Fountain Inn which has a population of about 9,300 according to 2019 Census estimates Bell said all of that development would be connected to the coming Renewable Water Resources (ReWa) pump station which will extend sewer lines along the Payne Branch Creek basin that runs through the area While swaths of largely untouched land in that corridor have attracted developer interest for several years a lack infrastructure would have required homebuilders to install septic tanks to service any new subdivisions ReWa is constructing the $9.7 million pump station has made the area more attractive to a wider range of developers The new pump station will be located southwest of downtown Fountain Inn between Highway 418 and Tall Pines Road In addition to the subdivisions that are already in the works Bell said he expects two more large properties will be sold to developers in the near future: a 138-acre tract just north of the Parsons Road property that was recently annexed into the city and another 103 acres directly to the east which would not be connected to the pump station would add 54 homes to an area on Fairview Street Extension The coming surge in development would redefine that part of the city which is currently almost entirely farmland or woodlands raising concerns about how the growth will impact surrounding roads Ahead of the recent vote to annex the Parsons Road property Waverly Wilkes of Gray Engineering told council the developer plans to widen Parsons from the southernmost border of the tract to Wilson Bridge Road But they could not acquire the right-of-way to expand the road up to Highway 418 leaving Parsons one lane approaching one of the main thoroughfares in the area "It's just an extremely narrow county road that was just not built for that type of traffic," Bell said "But we feel fairly comfortable that at least that portion of Parsons Road (to Wilson Bridge) will be able to able to handle that additional traffic The state Department of Transportation owns Wilson Bridge Road and Highway 418 and many of the others are owned by Greenville County Bell said SCDOT has preliminary plans to improve several roads in the area which would help meet the needs of the growth coming in the next several years Follow Conor Hughes on Twitter at @ConorJHughes News tips/online questions: greenville@postandcourier.com Subscription questions: subserve@postandcourier.com Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Rich’s makes a wide variety of food products under familiar brands Almost 200 jobs will be lost when Fountain Inn manufacturer closes doors Rich Products Corp. is closing its Fountain Inn doors. The Greenville County foods manufacturer will shutter sometime in February, according to a Worker Adjustment Retraining Notification filed with the South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce The WARN notice says 184 jobs will be lost A company spokesperson said the move is being made for the efficiency of the overall company “As we recently shared with our workforce, Rich’s is consolidating production of the products made in Fountain Inn across our U.S senior manager of Communications Strategy & Reputation division “The decision was part of a regular assessment of our operations to ensure we’re running our production as efficiently as possible — at both the right capacity and at the lowest possible cost for our customers and consumers.” She also said the company is taking steps to ease the blow to the workers losing their jobs “Supporting our people through this transition is important to us so all impacted associates will receive severance packages career assistance and job resources,” she said in the email we will be hosting a job fair in Fountain Inn to connect associates with local opportunities including more than 20 production facilities across the country.” traces its roots to 1945 when founder Robert E created the first non-dairy whipped topping the company offers a broad range of products for the food industry has about 100 locations worldwide and annual sales exceeding $5 billion according to information across its website restaurants and bakeries around the world,” the company says on its website Rich’s expanded its product line as late as 2021 with the purchase of Signature Breads a producer of specialty breads and rolls such as baguettes Aerowerks invests $10M in Cherokee County for its first U.S creating 52 jobs and expanding its food[...] BMW Manufacturing celebrates 7 million vehicles built at its Spartanburg plant with a custom ALPINA XB7 and lo[...] The Alabama-based company has doubled in size 3.5 times in the last 10 years and intends to hire at least 200 [...] The company will add 110,000 square feet to its existing manufacturing facility The White House adviser singled out BMW Manufacturing’s South Carolina plant when discussing President Trump[...] The expansion means the facility can handle 300,000 rail lifts annually and meet projected customer demand thr[...] Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInFOUNTAIN INN officers with the Fountain Inn Police Department said they responded to a car crash Officers said the crash happened on the intersection on SC 418 and Fairview St Stay with FOX Carolina as we work to learn more A new specialty market and grocery store opened on Aug Main St offers a variety of grocery items from locally sourced meat and cheese to jams and jellies Over 40 made-from-scratch meals including chicken pot pie pasta and more will be available for customers to pick up The market also offers a selection of baked goods The shop is owned by Kristy and Jesse Willey, the former owners of The Pantry Shoppe in Greenwood. Kristy Willey said there are not many grocery stores in Fountain Inn so they are excited to fill this need in the community “While we’re still making some of the things we’re well known for we’ve worked hard to curate a whole new selection of take & bake meals and specialty items for the market,” Kristy Willey said Fountain Foods Market is open from 9:30 a.m Input your search keywords and press Enter.