Bassmaster expected to reel in thousands to Upstate

Plans underway for first S.C. Park in 20 years Click here to view this message in a browser window. Share with a friend: TODAY'S HEADLINES  |  March 3, 2022 Bassmaster expected to reel in thousands to Upstate The "Super Bowl of Fishing" starts up at Lake Hartwell today for the fourth time in 14 years. According to VisitAndersonSC's Neil Paul, no other fishery across the country has hosted more Bassmaster Classic events as Anderson's Green Pond ... Tourism gains ground from 2020 losses South Carolina visitors haven't changed, but what they're searching for in a vacation has. State park revenue for 2021 increased 47% from last year and 73.7% over 2019. For 2021, S.C. Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism reported that hotel ... Plans underway for first SC park in 20 years In most state parks, trails may follow the path of a river and even cross it a few times, but at South Carolina's newest park, a river is the trail itself. The Black River Park is a 70-mile network of riverfront property spanning across two counties ... SPONSORED CONTENT Book of Experts: Commerce Club for networking and growth I decided to join the Commerce Club, a private business and social club founded over 35 years ago to serve as a home away from home for the greater Greenville leadership community. After joining, I immediately understood the value the club offered.  In case you missed it ... A quick glance at this week's headlines  BMW invests $200M in new press shop ... Anderson broadband project follows in footsteps of rural electrification ... restaurant replaces Russian spirits with Ukrainian vodka ... AMECO opens Louisiana operations center ... developers move forward with Piedmont riverfront community ... The Hill Institute launches angel analyst fellowship at Furman ... new organization offers impact investment in the Upstate ... Anderson University sets up tuition grant for essential workers ... Illumifin acquires LTCG. Latest GSA Business Report available in digital format Tourism gains ground after 2020 losses. A program through SCMEP and the Commerce Department helps companies stay compliant in the Department of Defense supply chain. Developers move on plans to develop site on the Saluda River. Read these stories in more in the latest edition of GSA Business Report, also available in digital format.   Get all the business news delivered to your inbox: From the Lowcountry, the Midlands, the Upstate and across South Carolina.   Check out GSA Biz Wire and the daily Morning Blend for the latest unfiltered content.   Subscribe to our print editions.   Connect with us: Your subscription account number is: (we are unable to locate your account info, please contact subscriber services at 1-877-615-9536) SC Biz News 35 Cessna Court, Suite B, Greenville, SC 29607   Unsubscribe/manage the emails you receive from us