| Upstate Giving Greenville Drive donates $5,000 to COVID-19 fund The Greenville Drive and Upstate fans contributed $5,000 last week to Greenville’s COVID-19 Community Relief Fund, a food, housing and medical assistance fund spearheaded by United Way of Greenville County. The minor league baseball venue raised funding for the fund through the sale of Delta Apparel-printed “Safe at Home” T-shirts. To announce your company's giving efforts, submit news here. | 
Within two minutes of hearing Cody Reynold’s request, Roger Klouda, president of MSI Mold Builders, realized — with the right mold and a $6,500 investment — churning out thousands of six-inch neck straps for Prisma Health would be a cinch for his plastic-molds plant.
Area unrest as a protest march turned unruly left Columbia-area business owners surveying the damage on Sunday morning. One bar owner avoided damage while offering assistance to protesters and police.
While some of our readers may be back at their offices, we're still making digital copies of our latest edition available. Take a look at new plans for the Plush Mill site, find out what economists think lies ahead for the Upstate economy and read about some of the success stories of SCMEP's online portal connecting wants and capabilities in South Carolina. 
