Journalism and Communications Student pursuing a Master's Degree
Emily Garcia is a Journalism and Communications student pursuing a Master's Degree. She is passionate about covering local news in Greenville, South Carolina, with a focus on development projects, business growth, and community issues. Her work has been featured in The Post and Courier and Bloomberg Law.
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Greenville, South Carolina, United States (Local)
Emily Garcia's reporting primarily focuses on local news, including business developments and legal policy regulations in Greenville, South Carolina. She often covers government announcements and private sector developments.
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By: Emily Garcia
Pinnacle Partnerships, a Spartanburg-based real estate developer, has plans to turn an office building at 125 The Parkway into a DoubleTree hotel by Hilton.
By: Emily Garcia
Imago MRI, a healthcare start-up, is launching its first private MRI clinic near Pelham Road. The clinic will offer scans of body parts and cancer screens.
By: Emily Garcia
Developers expect that 50 apartments at Greer Mill will be available by the end of this year and work on the redevelopment will conclude by the end of 2025.
By: Emily Garcia
United Community Bank's headquarters in downtown Greenville over Falls Park is now open. The structure has been under construction for the past three years.
By: Emily Garcia
The Avant was pitched as a building that would be "unlike any other." After more than a decade, the project has yet to break ground in Greenville's West End.
By: Emily Garcia
Residents, advocates and a former health department inspector said Adams Scrap Recycling has been a source of unchecked pollution in West Greenville, SC, area.
By: Emily Garcia
By the end of summer, Hartness Development will turn the former Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company building into an expansive multi-tenant space off Poinsett Highway.
By: Emily Garcia
Greater Greenville Sanitation's plan to put a trash transfer station on Old Easley Highway west of Greenville faces fierce resistance from neighbors over smell.
By: Emily Garcia
Pinnacle Partnerships said that the hotel coming downtown to 319 Rhett Street will be a Hilton-branded Tempo, one of the hospitality company's newest offerings.
By: Emily Garcia
CitiSculpt, a Charlotte-based development company, has been ordered to help sell the land it previously planned to develop into apartments and a parking garage.
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