2013 mauldin chamber directory

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Mauldin MayorDon Godbey

Patricia GettysSeat 1

Bob CookSeat 2

Gabe HunterSeat 3

James KennedySeat 4

Dale BlackSeat 5

Michael ReynoldsSeat 6

Welcome to Mauldin from the Mayor and City Council

EXPECT GREAT THINGSFROM BUSINESS AND LIFE.

www.cityofmauldin.org

MauldinMayorDennis Raines

Larry GoodsonSeat 6

Scott CrosbySeat 4

2| mauldin chamber of commerce | 101 East Butler Road Mauldin, SC 29662 | 864-297-1323 | www.mauldinchamber.org

Welcome to MauldinLetter from the Chairman ..............................................................4Letter from the Mayor......................................................................52013 Board of Directors ...................................................................6Introduction ...........................................................................................7Resources ................................................................................................9Real Estate ............................................................................................ 12Apartment Communities ............................................................ 12Our City .................................................................................................. 13

Quality of lifeCultural Center .................................................................................. 15Making a Difference ....................................................................... 16Recreation ............................................................................................ 18Churches ...............................................................................................20

Education in MauldinOverview............................................................................................... 21School Listings ..................................................................................22

Health Care in MauldinMedical Facilities ..............................................................................26

Business in MauldinIndustry .................................................................................................. 31Retail ........................................................................................................ 32Why Join................................................................................................34The Mauldin Chamber Is Here for You ................................ 35

Membership directoryCategorical ...........................................................................................36Alphabetical ........................................................................................44

Contents

The Greater Mauldin Chamber Directory & Newcomers Guide 2013 is published by the Custom Publishing Department of The Greenville News for the Mauldin Chamber of Commerce. The information in this guide is compiled in such a way as to ensure accuracy; however, neither the Mauldin Chamber of Commerce nor The Greenville News guarantee the accuracy of, nor the complete absence of errors or omissions in, the information presented in this guide. Hence, no responsibility for same can be or is assumed. Copyright ©2013 The Greenville News. All rights reserved.

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Editor / Pete Martin

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Content / Chris Worthy, Cindy Hosea, Angie Campbell, Pete Martin

Address content questions to the Mauldin Chamber of Commerce: 864-297-1323. Visit the Chamber’s website at: www.mauldinchamber.org

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ChairmanLetter from the

It gives me great pleasure to serve as the 2013 board chairman of the Greater Mauldin Chamber of Commerce, and I thank you for supporting the Greater Mauldin Chamber with your mem-bership. Your success is our success. The value of your Chamber membership comes in many forms. We offer many opportunities to promote your business to local residents and visitors through our website and email advertising. The Mauldin Chamber also of-fers opportunities to expand your knowledge and business skills through Lunch and Learn events and educational seminars.

Commerce is paramount. The Greater Mauldin Chamber of Commerce focuses on a variety of opportunities for Chamber members to do business together and to gain access to business options to grow our local economy. One of the most appreciated and valued of Chamber member benefits is the ability to con-nect with other members. Our business after hours and ribbon cutting events are well attended. They offer rewarding ways to network, meet other Chamber members, and create new busi-ness relationships.

Thanks to the hard work done by our past boards, the Cham-ber staff, Mauldin city government officials, and local economic development associations, we have reached new heights of de-velopment, allowing the greater Mauldin area economy to grow and attain a higher level of commerce at all stages. The current board and I, working together with our members, have defined our goals for 2013. One of our major goals is to expose you to op-portunities for more commerce while encouraging further invest-ment, development and growth for our community.

To those who have always wondered how they might best serve the business community of the greater Mauldin area, be-coming active and supporting the Greater Mauldin Chamber of Commerce along with its membership is, at its core, one of the purest forms of being a good steward of our community. Our members serve the local business community, support Cham-ber efforts, and grow their leadership skills by volunteering for committees.

Winston Churchill put it best: “We make a living by what we get, we make a life by what we give.”

Thank you for being a member of the Greater Mauldin Cham-ber of Commerce. I wish you all great success in 2013 and look forward to seeing you at a Chamber function soon!

— James StewartBoard Chairman, 2013

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MayorLetter from the

If you are a new resident or business locating in Mauldin, I would like to personally welcome you to this great city nestled in the Upstate of South Carolina. You will be joining one of the fastest growing communities in the Southeast as our population doubled in size to almost 23,000 residents in the past decade. Mauldin is now the 18th largest city of the 270 municipalities in the state.

If you are a new resident or contemplating moving into our city, you have made or hopefully will be making a great choice to relocate here and become a citizen of our great city. We take the responsibility of measuring up to our city tag line of “Expect Great Things” very seriously.

As I indicated on the campaign trail last year, I wanted to mod-ify our tag line just slightly to “Expect Greater Things.” Our city employees have certainly measured up to these expectations.

Our Police Department is now certified by CALEA — the Com-mission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies. This year we occupied our fourth Fire Station on Holland Road and are currently awaiting results of our ISO audit in which we are eagerly anticipating our ISO rating to improve from 3 to 2.

Our public works department provides Mauldin residents with clean neighborhoods through efficient garbage and recycling col-lection services along with leaf, limb and debris pickup services. We are currently installing updated public works software that will allow for even more efficient services to be delivered. Through structured preventive maintenance programs, our streets and sewer departments ensure that our infrastructure is performing as it should be. We anticipate on having additional funding this year to upgrade paving of more than the normal amount of streets in our neighborhoods.

Our country has experienced difficult times economically. We are pleased to see positive trends with our businesses as revenues and permits continue to increase. The city has tightened its belts and cut expenses, and has weathered the down economy well. Our most recent audit was very positive, and we anticipate receiv-ing the Certificate of Achievement for the 11th year in a row. This award demonstrates our spirit of full disclosure in governmental accounting and financial reporting.

Mauldin’s recreation programs and facilities are first-rate and state of the art. We believe we offer the best recreation opportu-nities of any city in the state with 78 acres of parks in addition to the Mauldin Sports Center that includes a gymnasium, a climbing wall and a full line of fitness equipment and classes.

The Mauldin Cultural Center, located adjacent to the sports center and a stone’s throw from City Hall, continues to serves as a resource for the community by housing the Greater Mauldin Chamber of Commerce and various civic groups. Event atten-dance and building usage continues to set new records for the entity. “Expect Greater Things” to begin to occur as we make en-hancements to this facility in the coming months.

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If you are a business opening in or relocating to our city, we also welcome you and take great pride in being the most busi-ness-friendly city in the Upstate. Our goal is to make your transi-tion to our city as seamless as possible. We have taken several proactive steps in our business and development services depart-ment to ensure that your first contact and continuing relationship with our city are positive experiences. You will also enjoy the ben-efits of the city’s great working relationship with what we consider the most professional Chamber of Commerce in the Upstate.

Family values are at the core of our community here in Mauldin. We hope that you will agree that we offer a high quality of life where you can “Expect Greater Things!” On behalf of your City Council and your employees, we welcome you to the city of Mauldin.

—Dennis RainesMayor


101 E. Butler Road P.O. Box 881

Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-297-1323

Fax: 864-297-5645E-mail: [email protected]

Website: www.mauldinchamber.org

2013 Greater Mauldin Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors

Celinda MarshallEdward Jones

Carol CampbellPast Chairman

Gleneagle Apartments

Grant SimsGeico –

Sims Agency LLC

Jim DonahooLaurens Electric

Pam CarrStaybridge Suite

M.S. MartinMighty Mouths – Martin

Pediatric Dentistry

Juan SepulvedaAccountants 4U, LLC

Don DavisThe Palmetto Bank

Trey EubanksMauldin City Administrator

Cary OstendorffCary Ostendorff

Agency Inc. / Allstate

Pat Pomeroy Executive Director

Judy HarrisAdministrative Assistant

Mauldin Chamber of Commerce Staff

Lawson ScogginsFox Run Development

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James StewartBoard ChairmanCharter Business

Racheal RiddleSonic

Debbie GreshamHillcrest Memorial

Hospital

Curtis HarperTransworld

Business Advisors

Brad McGahaCertus Bank

Mike DurhamPiedmont Natural Gas

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Mauldin offers a complete package to businesses large and small and to the employees who help make those enterprises successful. Employers can have

their needs met and still offer their workforce a wonderful qual-ity of life.

“Everything you could want is here,” Mauldin Chamber of Commerce Presi-dent Pat Pomeroy said. “You live a life of not being in a big town, your children go to great schools. You have great medical care. Property is affordable. The recreation department is one of the best. There are many activities for chil-dren – the parks, the recreation center, the YMCA.”

Business owners find a group of peers that is ready to lend a hand and a city administration that values its business residents, Pomeroy said.

“You can work well with the city,” she said. “If you have an issue, it is addressed. The mayor attends everything we do. That says a lot about our city. When you see that, you know you are liv-ing in a good community. The Cultural Center is bringing in music and plays. We are all working toward the same goal – to provide as much as possible for residents, while working together.”

Mauldin Planner and Economic Development Director John Gardner said Mauldin is ideally located close to infrastructure and transportation needed for businesses, but also with easy access to locations that offer recreation and arts opportunities for families.

“Clemson is within about 40 minutes,” Gardner said. “We are ideally situated in terms of access. That continues to be a real selling point. There are a lot of quality of life things that are positive for us, too.”

A broad spectrum of home prices and options are available.

“Everyone can find a suitable and de-sirable place to live – from the guy who sweeps the floor to the CEO,” Gardner said.

And steps toward an even brighter future are happening every day. Land-scaping and storefront improvements are creating an inviting and welcoming atmosphere.

“There will be some landscaping on (Interstate) 385 that makes the approach more attractive,” Gardner said. ‘There’s

not a lot of vacant retail space in Mauldin.”Having convenient access to a wide variety of restaurants,

shopping and more allows local residents to have their needs met nearby, a fact that creates a better quality of life for those

Mauldin offers so much to its residents — and local businesses

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who make Mauldin their home.“That’s a solid reason to continue to recruit retail busi-

nesses,” Gardner said.Kerrie Daze, owner of The Buttercream Bakehouse,

is one of those retail businesses that add to the area’s quality of life. Daze said her location on Butler Road has proven to be ideal, offering easy access for times when she is catering events and positioning her business in a location that is convenient for customers.

“We can do a lot from where we are,” she said. “It was a good property for the investment. Everywhere we deliver for weddings and parties, it’s quick.”

Open for just over 1½ years, The Buttercream Bake-house has expanded its services to include lunch five days per week and specialty trays for the holidays.

Daze said the continued growth of her offerings is in response to the needs and desires of area residents.

“We do get a lot of repeat customers,” Daze said. “We are growing and adding. We are trying to keep building our business.”

But just as important as the business’ convenient lo-cation is the opportunity to connect with Mauldin resi-dents who have welcomed the bakery and its owner.

“We have really nice people here that are interested in their community,” Daze said. “They are diverse and open-minded and they have a high standard of living.”


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GETTING CONNECTEDUtilities:

To locate underground lines, contact Palmetto Utility Protection Services at 811 or 1-888-721-7877

Cable television/Internet:Charter Communications:

1-888-438-2427AT&T U-verse: 1-800-288-2020

Electric:Duke Energy: 1-800-777-9898;

www.duke-energy.comLaurens Electric Co-op Inc.:

1-800-942-3141; www.laurenselectric.com

Gas:Piedmont Natural Gas Co.:

1-800-752-7504; www.piedmontng.com

Telephone:AT&T residential: 1-888-757-6500;

www.att.com AT&T business: 1-866-620-6000;

www.att.comVerizon: 1-800-483-4000;

www.verizon.com

Water:Greenville Water System:

864-241-6000; www.greenvillewater.com

Post office:Mauldin Post Office,

498 N. Main St., 864-288-1831

NEED TO KNOWEmergency facilities:

Emergency: 911Fire Department: 864-288-5094Police Department: 864-289-8900

Medical facilities:Poison Control: 1-800-922-1117Greenville Memorial Hospital:

864-455-7000St. Francis Hospital (downtown

Greenville): 864-255-1000St. Francis Hospital (Eastside):

864-675-4000St. Francis Hospital (Millennium):

864-400-3600 Auto registration and driver’s license:

1-803-896-5000

Schools:Greenville County Schools:

864-355-3100 Mauldin Chamber of Commerce:

864-297-1323Transportation:

Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport: 864-877-7426

Greenville Downtown Airport: 864-242-4777

Amtrak trains: 864-255-4221 or 1-800-872-7245

Greyhound buses: 1-800-231-2222 or 214-849-8966

Greenlink: 864-467-5000

GOVERNMENT AND AGENCY INFORMATIONMauldin city information:

City Hall: 864-288-4910, www.cityofmauldin.org

Mayor: Dennis Raines – 864-505-5417Council Seat 1:

Patricia Gettys – 864-627-0799Council Seat 2:

Bob Cook – 864-444-1963

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Council Seat 3: Gabe Hunter – 864-288-0412

Council Seat 4: Scott Crosby – 864-675-0942

Council Seat 5: Dale Black – 864-444-3185

Council Seat 6: Larry Goodson – 864-288-0325

City Hall staff: 864-288-4910City Administrator:

Trey Eubanks – 864-289-8890

Finance Director: Holly Abercrombie – 864-289-8895

Building and Zoning: Kim Hamel – 864-289-8922

Economic Development: John Gardner – 864-289-8979

Fire Department: Russell Sapp, chief – 864-289-8925

Police Department: Bryan Turner, chief – 864-289-8906

Public Works: 864-289-8891Recreation: Van Brannon –

864-335-4850Municipal clerk of court:

Angela T. Martin – 864-289-8907

Business licenses: Paula Foltz – 864-289-8976

Municipal clerk: Cindy Miller – 864-289-8894

City judge: Jessica Salvini – 864-289-8898

City attorney: John Duggan – 864-289-8898

City prosecutor: Daniel Hughes – 864-289-8898

Parks and Recreation: 864-288-3354

Sanitation Department: 864-404-3280

W. Jack Greer Library of Mauldin: 864-277-7397

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Weather and climate:■Average monthly temperatures

■Annual average high temperature: 70.4°F■Annual average minimum temperature: 49.7°F■Annual mean temperature: 60°F■Annual average precipitation: 50.24 inches■Time zone: Eastern Standard Time (Daylight-Saving Time) ■Local weather information: 864-848-3859 or 864-877-3963

January: 41°FFebruary: 44°FMarch: 52°FApril: 59°FMay: 67°FJune: 75°F

July: 79°FAugust: 78°FSeptember: 71°FOctober: 61°FNovember: 51°FDecember: 44°F

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Simpsonville: 864-963-3457Greenville County Recreation District:

864-288-6470Greenville County Sheriff’s Office:

864-467-5300Greenville County Tax Collector:

864-467-7050Greenville County Zoning

Administration: 864-467-7425Greenville County Library:

864-242-5000Department of Social Services:

864-467-7700American Red Cross:

864-271-8222S.C. Department of Revenue:

864-241-1200Voter registration: 864-467-7250

ENTERTAINMENT, INFORMATION AND RECREATION

Greenville Convention and Visitors Bureau: 864-233-0461

Entertainment:Mauldin Cultural Center:

864-335-4862; www.mauldinculturalcenter.org

Bi-Lo Center: 864-241-3800; www.bilocenter.com

The Peace Center: 864-467-3000; www.peacecenter.org

Greenville Symphony Orchestra: 864-232-0344

Carolina First Center: 864-233-2562; www.carolinafirstcenter.com

Greenville County Museum of Art: 864-271-7570

Sports and recreation: Mauldin Recreation Department:

864-288-3354Mauldin Sports Center: 864-335-4875Ray W. Hopkins Senior Center:

864-234-3488 Greenville Drive Baseball: 864-240-4500;

www.greenvilledrive.comGHS Family YMCA: 864-963-3605Golden Strip YMCA: 864-963-3608

Newspapers:The Greenville News (daily):

864-298-4100; www.greenvilleonline.com

Tribune-Times (weekly): 864-298-4100; www.tribunetimes.com

Radio stations:CHUCK 97.7 FM Adult hits: 864-282-1077 WBZT-FM The Road 96.7: 864-235-1025WCCP-FM Talk sports 104.9: 864-722-1049WELP-AM 1360: 864-855-9300WESC-FM 92.5: 864-291-9372WFBC-FM B93.7: 864-271-9200WFIS-AM 1600/FM 94.9: 864-963-5991WGVL-AM 1440 ESPN: 800-248-0863

WHZT-FM Hot 98.1: 864-421-9810WJMZ-FM 107.3 JAMZ: 864-235-1073WLFJ-AM Christian Talk 660AM and

92.9FM: 864-292-6040WLFJ-FM His Radio 89.3: 864-292-6040WMYI-FM My 102.5: 1-800-543-1025WMUU-FM Radio 94.5: 864-242-6240WOLI-FM 103.9 Spanish: 864-751-0113WOLT-FM Spin 103.3: 864-751-1033WROQ-FM Rock 101: 864-271-9200WSPA-FM Magic 98.9: 864-271-9200WSSL-FM 100.5 Country: 864-242-1005WTBI-FM 91.5: 864-295-2145WTPT-FM 93.3 The Planet: 864-271-9200WYRD-AM 1330/WYRD-FM 106.3

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Television stations:WYFF Channel 4: 864-242-4404WSPA Channel 7: 864-576-7777WLOS Channel 13: 1-800-288-8813 WGGS Channel 16: 864-244-1616WHNS Channel 21: 864-288-2100WNTV Channel 29: 1-800-922-5437WMYA Channel 40: 828-684-1340WYCW Channel 62: 864-576-7777

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Real EstateColdwell Banker CaineFritzi Barbour111 Williams St.Greenville, SC 29601250-2850www.cbcaine.comLocal Gallery: 150 Tanner Rd., Suite C

Fox Run Development, LLCLawson ScogginsP.O. Box 606Simpsonville, SC 29681525-7225

Joy Real EstatePam Davis309 E. Butler Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662297-3111www.joyrealestate.com

Key Real EstateDouglas Sprayberry400 S. Main St., Suite AMauldin, SC 29662757-2222www.keyrealestatellc.com

Chastine –MAX Property Management38 Parkway Commons WayGreer, SC 29650640-8137

Prudential/C. Dan Joyner – Pleasantburg OfficeTeresa Cox745 N. Pleasantburg Dr.Greenville, SC 29607242-6650www.cdanjoyner.com

Shaw ResourcesRon and Donnie Shaw126 Millport Circle, Suite 200Greenville, SC 29607233-6391www.shawresourcesinc.com

South Carolina Home Corp.Nima Buva319 Garlington Rd., Suite C-4Greenville, SC 29615634-8670www.sweetpalmettohome.com

Apartment Communities535 Brookwood ApartmentsDaniel Malone535 Brookwood Point PlaceSimpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-228-2028Fax: 864-228-2026www.535brookwood.com

Arbors at Brookfield Apartment CommunityKimberly DeFrain782 E. Butler Rd., Suite 100Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-458-8363Fax: 864-297-5447www.arborsatbrookfield.com

Ashmore Bridge EstatesJessica Every423 W. Butler Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-277-2888Fax: 864-277-9270

Bell BrookfieldMichelle Gray815 E. Butler Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-297-1840Fax: 864-288-6167

Estates at BellwoodShaun Phillips7 Southpointe Dr.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-676-9063Fax: 864-676-0700www.estatesatbellwoodapts.com

Garden District Apartment HomesBrooke Hallman100 Garden District Dr.Simpsonville, SC 29681963-1000www.livegardendistrict.com

Lions Gate ApartmentsMelissa Acker288 Old Mill Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-297-6837Fax: 864-297-6840www.rampartnersllc.com

Oak Pointe Apartment HomesAmanda Hodgson112 Davenport Rd.Simpsonville, SC 29680Phone: 864-228-2686Fax: 864-228-2855

The Lexington Place ApartmentsKylee Manet130 Willow Forks Dr.Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-963-4663Fax: 864-967-9038www.TheLexingtonPlace Apartments.com

The Terrace at ButlerDawn Billings771 E. Butler Rd., Suite 800Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-329-0091

Verandas at the PointAlicia Abrahams201 Carolina Point ParkwayGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-866-977-5479www.verandasthepoint.com

Wilkinson REA Gleneagle ApartmentsCarol Campbell1011 W. Butler Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-299-1000Fax: [email protected]


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at a GlanceMauldin

GEOGRAPhYLocation: Mauldin is positioned 34.78

degrees north of the equator and 82.30 degrees west of the prime meridian

Region in South Carolina: NorthwestCounty: GreenvilleCounty seat: GreenvilleMetropolitan Statistical Area:

Greenville-Mauldin-EasleyApproximate miles to:

Columbia, 97; New York, 701; Miami, 721; Atlanta, 145; Charleston, SC, 207; Washington, D.C., 419

POPUlATION2010: Mauldin, 22,889;

Greenville County, 451,225

2009: Mauldin, 22,379; Greenville County, 451,428





QUAlITY OF lIFEOrganizations: Chamber of Commerce;

Rotary Club; Lions Club; Shriners; Jaycees

Music: Railroad Concert Series at the Mauldin Cultural Center, Carolina Youth Symphony, Greenville Chorale,

Greenville Civic Band, Greenville County Youth Orchestra, Greenville Symphony Orchestra, Heritage Chamber Society

Theater: Theatre on the Side at the Mauldin Cultural Center, Centre Stage – South Carolina, Greenville Little Theatre, The Peace Center, South Carolina Children’s Theatre, The Warehouse Theatre

Dance: The Greenville Ballet, The Carolina Ballet Theatre

Art: Metropolitan Arts Council, Art of the Upstate Gallery, Bob Jones University Museum and Gallery, The Fine Arts Center, Furman University Thompson Gallery, Greenville County Museum of Art, Upstate Visual Arts

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Major employers: Bi-Lo Inc., C.F. Sauer, Charter Communications, Ford Motor Credit, Electronic Devices USA, Michelin North America, Verizon Wireless, National Electric Carbon Products, MetLife

GOVERNMENTType of city government: CouncilNumber of city council members: Six council, one mayorCity council terms: Four years; terms staggered every two

yearsType of county government: Council-administratorNumber of county council members: 12County council terms: Four yearsFire department: 48 full-time personnel, two deputy fire

marshals, three part-time personnel. Fire insurance rating: 3. Four engines, one ladder truck, two rescue trucks, two service vehicles, chief’s vehicle, three automatic defibrillators.

Police department: 43 police officers, eight dispatchers, two non-sworn personnel, 45 vehicles.

Mauldin at a Glance

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By Chris Worthy

Mauldin residents have access to arts, music, family activi-ties and more — right in their

community. The Mauldin Cultural Center has become

a hub of activity for local residents and those who visit the city. The 2012 season provided many opportunities for nights on the town, learning new hobbies and shar-ing time with family and friends.

“This was our first year of structured pro-gramming,” said George Patrick McLeer, the center’s executive director. “It went very well. We hosted over 50 artists, including our musicians and our teachers. It was a really big year. If you add up everything we do per day, we had almost 1,000 events and reached almost 30,000 people.”

The Railroad Concert Series brought a variety of music to Mauldin.

“Our crowd for just our concerts came from all around,” McLeer said. “The longest trip came from Cincinnati, Ohio. Our reach is pretty wide.”

The center has a full schedule of diverse programming for the 2013 season as well.

“Next year, we continue our railroad concert series,” McLeer said. “It brings national, regional and local bands to Mauldin. Our focus is to have that always be a way for anybody to enjoy a live concert at a low cost.”

For 2013, the center will offer “name your own price” concerts, allowing patrons to buy tickets for what they think the event is worth.

Other events include performances by comedians James Gregory and Gary Conrad, as well as Viva las Divas: A Celebration of Jazz and Blues.

Mauldin Cultural Center will once again host a dinner theatre show, Theatre on the Side. The 2013 performance will be “Moth-erhood Out Loud.”

“It’s a collection of stories from the perspective of being a mother, from childbirth to going to the park to dealing with other mothers,” McLeer said. “It’s funny and it’s touching and it opens your eyes to what your mother went through.”

Spring will see the return of one of the center’s most popular events. Trains, Trains & More Trains, a showcase of model trains,

returns to the Mauldin Cultural Center in 2013. The event is in its fourth year and is coordinated by the Greater Mauldin Chamber of Commerce.

“We’re going to have four rooms of trains this year,” Pat Pome-roy, director of the Greater Mauldin Chamber of Commerce, said. “We have people coming from all over — North Carolina and Virginia.”

Admission to the train exhibit is free. In 2012, as many as 5,000 people attended.

“We’re adding more,” Pomeroy said. “We could actually fill the center with trains because we have so many people calling us. I was delighted that the Chamber was able to bring this to Mauldin.”

Throughout the year, Mauldin residents have access to a vari-ety of classes and workshops at the Mauldin Cultural Center.

“Everything we do is done by the community,” McLeer said. “Our teachers get to choose their lessons and we publicize it for them.”

Offerings include dance classes, guitar and woodwinds les-sons, a harmonica workshop, drawing, creative writing and more. Some classes are offered by Furman’s Learning for You program. The Piedmont Woodcarvers Club, which meets at the center, of-fers a woodcarving workshop as well.

Mauldin Cultural Center now offers a membership program which will further connect local residents to the center and its partner organizations.

“Since we host 30,000 people a year, odds are your neighbor has been here,” McLeer said. “Membership is a great way to be part of your community. We’re helping to create some community identity by doing that.”

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Mauldin’s community organizations are making a differ-ence that impacts local residents, the greater commu-nity and even lives around the world.

Mauldin Miracle League gives children with special needs the chance to play baseball. The league’s field at Sunset Park has a spe-cial surface that allows children who use wheelchairs to play just like their peers.

“Next year will be our ninth year,” said Dennis Raines, Mauldin’s mayor and director of Mauldin Miracle League. “We do a spring season of about eight weeks. Our fall program starts the Saturday after Labor Day and goes through the end of October.”

The organization relies on volunteers to make games a reality.“We are on all-volunteer board,” Raines said. “All the funds we

raise go to buy uniforms and for special events.”

One of those special events is a highlight of the year for players, parents and volunteers. Each year, the Greenville Drive hosts the team.

“Our kids will go out there and play a game and the Greenville Drive will buddy with our kids,” Raines said.

The event is fun for the children and heartwarming for the Drive players. Before the first event ended, there was already talk of mak-ing it an annual program.

“The players start asking when we’re coming,” Raines said. “They’ve been a fantastic partner with us.”

Raines said children have come from as far away as Anderson, Pickens and Hendersonville, N.C., just to play ball.

“The cost to play is $40 per child, but we make it extremely vis-ible and clear that scholarships are available,” he said. “We’re not just a Mauldin program. We never turn a child away. If they don’t have the $40, we don’t turn them away. We don’t close registra-

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tion. We’ll take a child from any location.”But Miracle League is more than a game.“We provide an hour or two outlet for

the parents,” Raines said. “We encourage them to go sit in the stands and watch their kids.”

The program also serves as an unofficial therapy of sorts for the children who par-ticipate. They gain physical skills but also gain confidence. Raines noted one child who would barely communicate when he began the season.

“He was almost too shy to lift his head,” Raines said. “Before the season was over, he was on the TV news. He was all grins and run-ning all over the place.”

In another case, a child began Miracle League with braces on both legs. By the second year, he used crutches.

“The third year, he laid his crutches on home plate and walked around the bases,” Raines said.

The program can change the lives of children who – many for the first time – are part of a team.

“They are included, not excluded,” he said. “They don’t feel threatened on our field.”

And just next door, all children can enjoy an inclusive play-ground that is wheelchair accessible and includes equipment for all abilities.

Members of the Downtown Greenville Civitan Club do-

nated $200,000 needed for accessible equipment.

“We got tired of watching kids in wheelchairs sit back and watch their sib-lings play,” Raines said.

Another long-standing service orga-nization, the Mauldin Rotary Club, has provided decades of service to members, the community and around the world.

John Yost, pastor of Messiah Lutheran Church and president of the Mauldin Rotary Club, said the organization is the

largest civic club worldwide.“The whole motto of Rotary is ‘Service above self,’” he said. “Even

the symbol — the spokes — represents a rotary of vocations.”The members, who come from all walks of life, come together

weekly to network and work together in service to the community. Recently, members visited local schools, providing a dictionary to every third-grade student in Mauldin’s public schools. Members had the opportunity to talk with students about the importance of literacy.

The club provides financial and volunteer support for Mauldin Miracle League, as well as God’s Pantry. Each Christmas season, the group serves as bell ringers for the Salvation Army. And interna-tionally, Mauldin Rotary, along with 10 other clubs in the area, sup-ports a literacy project in Haiti. The club hosts a golf tournament each October that raises funds to support charitable efforts.

“Along with that, you have a network of people in different vocations, that go to different churches and live in different neigh-borhoods, but we live or work in Mauldin,” Yost said.

The club meets each Tuesday at noon at the Mauldin Cultural Center, in a community room the group helped to renovate.

“We work together and we build friendships,” Yost said.

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Find out more…To learn more about membership in Mauldin Rotary Club, visit www.mauldinrotary.org.

For more information about Mauldin Miracle league, visit www.mauldinmiracleleague.com.


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By Chris Worthy

For all ages and a wide variety of interests, Mauldin offers an abundance of recreational opportunities.

The Mauldin Sports Center provides a location for exer-cise and fun. As a bonus, Van Brannon, the city’s recreation direc-tor, said residents build friendships in the process.

“We have a huge variety of fitness classes, including Zumba, which is a hot thing,” Brannon said. “We have a full day of fitness classes every day. The walking track is also very popular and gets a lot of use.”

The facility boasts a double gym and a rock climbing wall.“We thought the wall would be a unique feature that would set

us apart,” Brannon said.The facility’s programs span ages and interests.“We have something for everybody — from 4 years old to 104

years old,” Brannon said. “We have a Fit Kid program which gives kids an opportunity to do some things while their parents are

working out.”Brannon said the center is an important meeting spot for city

residents.“The Sports Center has become a city hub,” he said. “A lot of

relationships have been formed because of the center.”Nearby, the GHS Family YMCA offers an indoor and outdoor

walking track, a seasonal swimming area for children, and an addi-tional heated outdoor pool that’s available year-round.

“In October, we put a bubble over it, so in a sense, it’s indoors then,” Jessica Ward, the facility’s membership director, said.

The facility also features a cardio theater — a spacious room with an extra-large, theater-style screen.

“It plays a different movie every day, and there are 30 pieces of cardio equipment in there, so people can watch a movie while they work out,” Ward said.

For those who prefer to get their exercise outdoors, the city op-erates several parks — City Park, adjacent to Mauldin High School; Springfield Park, near Mauldin Sports Center; Pine Forest Park off

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Mapleton Drive; and Sunset Park, off West Butler Road.

“We just completed a pas-sive park, City Center Park, right next to the Mauldin Cultural Center,” Brannon said. “It has a huge walking trail and that’s where the new amphitheatre is located. The veterans memorial is also located there.”

The parks offer several ball fields, playgrounds, basketball courts and walking paths, and Sunset Park is home to a wheel-chair-accessible playground and to the Mauldin Miracle League, a baseball league for children with special needs. The Miracle League field also hosts an adult wheelchair soft-ball league, as well as tourna-ments for the sport.

Brannon said the city offers adult sports leagues, including flag football, volleyball, softball and basketball. Adult players may soon see the return of dodgeball and kickball as well.

“We are looking to expand our adult program,” Brannon said.

For youth, the city offers baseball, softball, football, basketball and cheerleading.

“In a calendar year, we have 2,000 – 2,500 participate,” Bran-non said.

Senior adults can access a variety of programs at the Ray Hopkins Senior Center.

“That’s a growing program,” Brannon said. “We offer card games, and arts and crafts.”

Staff members from the sports center offer fitness class-es at the Senior Center. Partici-pants at the senior center are also offered computer classes, workshops, community service opportunities and more. Senior adult groups often hit the road for day trips and about once each quarter, the senior center offers an overnight trip.

Throughout the year, Mauld-in’s recreation department offers family-friendly events. In 2012, the department held an

Easter egg drop that Brannon said was wildly popular.

“We had 8,000 – 10,000 people show up,” he said. “It was the most people I had ever seen at Sunset Park.”

In September, the city hosts its Barbecue and Family Festival.

“This was our second year and it was very successful,” Brannon said.

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AnglicAnThe Anglican Church of St. George the MartyrThe Rev. Paul Rivard427 Batesville Rd.Simpsonville, SC 29681864-281-0015

BAptistGlendale Baptist ChurchDennis Richey, pastor212 E. Butler Rd.P.O. Box 561Mauldin, SC 29662864-297-1230

Hallmark Baptist ChurchWilliam Hawkins, pastor211 Bridges Rd.Simpsonville, SC 29681864-288-4265

First Baptist Church of Mauldin*Wade Leonard, senior pastor150 S. Main St.Mauldin, SC 29662864-288-7835

New Hope Baptist ChurchBryan Cox, pastor509 S. Main St.Mauldin, SC 29662864-963-3547

Old Pilgrim Baptist ChurchThe Rev. Allen Davis3540 Woodruff Rd.Simpsonville, SC 29681864-297-0859

Reedy River Missionary Baptist Church*Antwion Yowe, pastor1012 Mauldin Rd.Greenville, SC 29607864-277-0364

Rocky Creek Baptist ChurchKen Forrester, pastor1801 Woodruff Rd.Greenville, SC 29607864-288-1323

Southside FellowshipCharlie Boyd, pastor3161 S. S.C. Highway 14Greenville, SC 29615864-234-7033

White Oaks Baptist ChurchTommy S. Kay, pastor30 Fairforest WayGreenville, SC 29607864-297-4425

cAtholicSt. Elizabeth Ann SetonThe Rev. Patrick Cooper8 Gillin DriveSimpsonville, SC 29680864-263-3445

St. Mary MagdaleneCatholic ChurchThe Rev. Theo Trujillo2252 Woodruff Rd.Simpsonville, SC 29681864-288-4884

christiAnEvangel Christian FellowshipWayne and Emma Bowie, pastors929 E. Butler Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662864-288-0074

Three Strands Christian ChurchMike Decker, pastor40 Dacus DriveGreenville, SC 29605864-299-0990

Woodruff Road Christian ChurchNathan Lawson, Sr. Pastor20 Bell Rd.Greenville, SC 29607864-288-1543

church of christMauldin Church of ChristDennis Strine, minister4 Gillin DriveSimpsonville, SC 29680864-963-9022

church of godAbundant Life MinistriesDennis Stone, senior pastor1108 N.E. Main St.Simpsonville, SC 29681864-688-0090

Mauldin Church Of GodThe Rev. Norman Black411 E. Butler Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662864-297-5021

Word of Life MinistriesBishop John C. Smith, senior pastor1023 W. Georgia Rd.Simpsonville, SC 29680864-963-8507

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New Harvest Ministries*Carl A. McCluney, pastor308 New Neely Ferry Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662864-987-0102

church of the nAzArene

Life Spring Community ChurchWilliam Segur, pastor437 Holland Rd.Simpsonville, SC 29681864-962-0602

communityCathedral Community ChurchDr. William McDonald, pastor130 Neely Ferry Rd.Simpsonville, SC 29680864-963-3702

Crossroads Community ChurchRich Butler, lead pastor416 Holland Rd.Simpsonville, SC 29681864-228-9335

episcopAlChurch of the RedeemerThe Rev. Scott Anderson, rector120 Mauldin Rd.Greenville, SC 29605864-277-4562

Holy Cross Episcopal ChurchThe Rev. Michael P. Flanagan, rector205 E. College St.Simpsonville, SC 29681864-967-7470

hinduVedic Center of Greenville520 Bethel Dr.Mauldin, SC 29662864-967-2852

independent BiBleGrace Community Bible Church604 South St.Simpsonville, SC 29681864-963-4142

interdenominAtionAlBrookwood ChurchPerry Duggar, pastor580 Brookwood Point PlaceSimpsonville, SC 29681864-688-8200

lutherAnMessiah Lutheran ChurchThe Rev. John L. Yost III, pastor1100 Log Shoals Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662864-963-4549

methodistBethel United Methodist ChurchThe Rev. Nellie Cloninger, pastor500 Holland Rd.Simpsonville, SC 29681864-963-5072

lAurel creekUnited Methodist ChurchRev. CassandraPasley Jackson, pastor3598 Laurens Rd.Greenville, SC 29607864-297-8463

Mauldin United Methodist ChurchThe Rev. Smoke Kanipe, senior pastor100 E. Butler Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662864-288-4728

nondenominAtionAlCommunity Chapel of GreenvilleRit Varriale Sr., senior pastor1636 Bethel Rd.Simpsonville, SC 29681864-963-3683

Discover ChurchDan Atkins, pastor806 S.E. Main St.Simpsonville, SC 29681864-335-8526

Emmanuel Bible Church*Brad Baugham, pastor269 Lakewood DriveGreenville, SC 29607864-561-9800

Mt. Zion Christian FellowshipRuss Muse, lead pastor725 Garlington Rd.Greenville, SC 29615864-297-0105

Plan of Life Outreach MinistryJoseph Harrison, pastor406 E. Butler Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662864-286-3233

presByteriAn-pcAHorizon Church*Jim Stephenson, pastor1070 E. Butler Rd.Greenville, SC 29607864-286-9911

Woodruff Road Presbyterian ChurchCarl D. Robbins, senior pastor2519 Woodruff Rd.Simpsonville, SC 29681864-297-5257

presByteriAn-usAGrace Covenant Presbyterian Church*Rev. Rusty Benton, pastor739 N. Main St.Mauldin, SC 29662864-288-3951

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By Chris Worthy

When the morning bell rings at Mauldin Middle School, more than 1,200 young faces head in

for the school day. Mauldin Middle School is one of several

schools serving area residents and offer-ing education that is attractive to new businesses and their employees. The school philosophy reflects the notion that improvement is always possible and expected.

“Because of our motto, ‘Expect the Best,’ we do have very high expectations for our children,” Principal Rosia Gardner said. “They hear that from me and from our teachers. We realize that not all of our chil-dren can make A’s and B’s. Even if a child has all F’s and brings them up the next quarter, we recognize that improvement.”

The school benefits from exceptional support from parents. Gardner said a glance at the crowd at a PTA open house reflects the involvement of parents in their children’s education.

“We have standing room only,” she said.

“We have very supportive parents.”The school is in its 14th year and it con-

tinues to grow. Its highest attendance was approximately 1,350 students, but that was prior to the opening of the new Beck Academy and the redrawing of attendance zones which reduced Mauldin Middle School’s population. Since that time, the number of students has steadily increased.

Gardner said part of what makes the school so attractive to families — and thereby makes the area attractive to new residents — is its fine arts program. Mauldin Middle School offers band, chorus and strings. Students also have access to a championship athletics department, and many students play for Mauldin High School while still in their middle school grades.

“Our band program is just out of sight,” Gardner said. “We have over 300 children and two band directors. We have a wind ensemble and we also have a drum line. We have many, many students who want to participate, and they have to audition to participate in those groups.”

In the classroom, the school is just as impressive. Gardner said the high expecta-tions also extend to faculty and staff mem-bers. The school boasts several National Board Certified teachers.

Mauldin Middle School receives support from local business partners who assist the school through fundraising and sponsor-ship efforts and through events like Career Day, which brings in community members in various occupations and professions to talk with students about career options.

“We have a definite interest in working with the community,” Gardner said.

Expecting the best permeates every area of the school.

“We have a very positive atmosphere,” she said.

Visitors are acknowledged when they enter the school, even if staff members are occupied.

“It’s the positiveness we try to impart — the friendliness and openness to our visi-tors,” Gardner said. “We realize we are here because of the children and because of the parents.”

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Children in South Carolina are required by law to attend public or private school from age 5 until their 17th birthday, unless the parent or legal guardian signs a waiver. Waiver forms are available at local schools.

Children who will be 5 years old on or before Sept. 1 must enroll in public or private kindergarten unless the parent or legal guardian signs a waiver. Children who will be 6 years old on or before Sept. 1 must enroll in first grade. Children who will be 4 years old on or before Sept. 1 may qualify for 4K programs offered at schools and centers in Greenville County.

To enroll a new student in kindergarten or first grade, a parent must present the following at registration: birth certificate, properly completed immunization certificate or religious exemption certificate, and proof of residence.

Parents are encouraged to register new students before the first day of classes. To determine where your child will go to school, call 864-355-3100 or visit www.greenville.k12.sc.us.

Students are required to attend at least 85 days of each 90-day semester and at least 170 days each 180-day course as well as meet all minimum requirements for each course.

Greenville County Schools operate on a staggered schedule to minimize bus delays. School start and end times may vary a few minutes.

Elementary schools (5K, 1st grade – 5th grade): 8 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.Middle schools (6th grade – 8th grade): 8:30 a.m. – 3:15 p.m.

High schools (9th grade – 12th grade): 8:45 a.m. – 3:45 p.m.

Elementary SchoolsBethel111 Bethel School RoadSimpsonville, SC 29681864-355-410• Principal: Brenda Byrd• School enrollment: 880• 5-year-old kindergarten – 5th gradeAchievements:• 2010-2011 Palmetto’s Finest Award• 2010 – 2013 South Carolina Red Carpet

Award• 2009 – 2010 Palmetto Gold Award• 2009 – 2010 100 percent PTA Membership,

30 Years• 2009 – 2010 Greenville County

Attendance Blitz Award• 2009 – 2010 Safe Kids Award• 2009 – 2010 Greenville County Best of the

Web Silver Award• 2007 – 2010 National PTA School of

Excellence for Parent Involvement• 2005 – 2006 Palmetto Silver Award• 2005 – 2008 South Carolina Red Carpet

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Greenbrier853 Log Shoals RoadGreenville, SC 29607864-355-5300 • Principal: Nicky Andrews• School enrollment: 827• 5-year-old kindergarten – 5th gradeAchievements:• Donors Choose Grant Winner• Four National Board Certified Teachers

• Red Carpet School• Safe Kids School• Silver Award Website Winner• United Way Award Winner• Trees Greenville Recipient• Wal-Mart Grant Award Winner

Mauldin1194 Holland RoadSimpsonville, SC 29681864-355-3700• Principal: Michael Parker• School enrollment: 1,005• 5-year-old kindergarten – 5th gradeAchievements:• Palmetto Gold Award – Overall Academic

Performance 2010 – 2011• Palmetto Silver Award – Closing the

Achievement Gap 2010 – 2011• PBIS Ribbon Award – 2010 – 2011• Recipient of First Tee Golf Grant• Past District Support Person of the Year• Two Past District Elementary Science

Teachers of the Year• Past District Assistant Principal of the Year• Contestant in “Are You Smarter Than a 5th

Grader?”

Monarch 224 Five Forks RoadSimpsonville, SC 29681864-452-0600Opened August, 2012• Principal: Vaughan Overman

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• Principal: Dr. Phillip Reavis • School enrollment: 1,248• 5-year-old kindergarten – 5th

gradeAchievements:• 1999 Palmetto’s Finest• 2001 National Blue Ribbon

School of Excellence• 2006 National Blue Ribbon

School of Excellence• 14 National Board Certified

Teachers• Accredited by Southern

Association of Colleges and Schools

• 2002 National PTA School of Excellence

• 2007 National PTA School of Excellence

• 2001 – 2010 Palmetto Gold Award

• 2010 Palmetto Silver Award for Closing the Gap

• 2001 S.C. Red Carpet School• 2006 – 2010 Safe Kids School• 2003 – 2009 S.C. Showcase

School Award• 2004 State FLL Robotics

Team Championship• 2006 State FLL Robotics

Team Championship• 2005/2006 S.C. Recycling

School of the Year• 2009 Champions of the

Environment• Sea World/Busch Gardens/

Fuji Film Environmental School of Excellence

• South Carolina School of Promise

• 2006 – 2007 S.C. PTA Volunteer of the Year

• 2007 – 2010 Webmaster’s Choice Gold Award for school website

• 2009 – 2010 State Reflections Winners

• 2010 – 2011 S.C. PTA Award of Excellence in Family and Community Involvement

Middle SchoolsBeck Academy of International Studies901 Woodruff RoadGreenville, SC 29607864-355-1400• Principal: Jason Warren

• School enrollment: 1,121• 6th – 8th gradesAchievements:• PTSA District Reflections

Winners• Blue Knight Teacher Awards• Red Carpet School • National PTA School of

Excellence • Palmetto Silver Award

2008-09• All-State, Region, and County

Orchestra and Band Winners• Robotics Competition

“Perseverance Under Fire” Winners 2009-10

• S.C. Junior Scholars/Duke TIP Scholars

• District Visual Arts Award Winners

• State BETA Club Winners• District Champions in Boys

and Girls Soccer• Conference Champions in

Basketball, Soccer and Softball• Awards for PTSA Electronic

Newsletter• PTSA Community Award

2008-09• Top Ten Membership Award

SCPTA 2008-09• Honorable Mention from SC

Public Relations Association for PTSA Newsletter

Hillcrest510 Garrison RoadSimpsonville, SC 29681864-355-6100• Principal: Keith Russell• School enrollment: 1,031• 6th – 8th grades• Achievements:• U.S. Department of Education

Excellence In Education 1984 – 1985

• S.C. Parent/Teacher Association Goals Award Winner 1988 – 1989, 1994 – 1997

• School Incentive Reward Winner 1986 – 1987, 1994 – 1997

• State Award for Innovative Class 1989

• Beta Club awards• Midlink Magazine Cool School

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Langston Charter 1950 Woodruff RoadGreenville, SC 29607864-286-9700

• Principal: Greg Abel• School enrollment: 450• 6th – 8th gradesAchievements:• Charter school with single

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service hours• A variety of parent-driven

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• Palmetto Gold Award for Outstanding Student Academic Performance for 2010 – 2011

Mauldin1190 Holland RoadSimpsonville, SC 29681864-355-6770• Principal: Rosia Gardner• School Enrollment: 1,200• 6th – 8th grades

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Achievements:• Red Carpet School• 100 percent PTA membership• Athletic team awards• Award of Excellence – PTA

Newsletter• Band festival awards• S.C. Junior Scholars• Website – Silver “Best of the

Web” 2010• Project Unify Grant Winner for

Special Olympics• National Board Certified

Teachers• 2010 – 2011 Palmetto Silver

Award• 2010 – 2011 Silver Closing the

GAP Award

High SchoolsBrashier Middle College Charter 1830 W. Georgia RoadSimpsonville, SC 29680864-757-1800• Principal: Michael Sinclair• School enrollment: 412• 9th – 12th gradesAchievements:• 98.6 percent graduation rate

for the class of 2011• Focuses on dual enrollment

and alignment of high school and college curriculum

• 51 percent of students in college classes, 2010 – 2011

• 1,400 college hours earned• 98.6 percent passing rate, 2010

– 2011• Senior project required• Community service required • National Honor Society • Beta Club

J.L. Mann Academy160 Fairforest WayGreenville, SC 29607864-355-6300• Principal: Charles S. Mayfield• School enrollment: 1,703• 9th – 12th gradesAchievements:• Distinguished Honor Unit-

JROTC• Higher Education Partners -

Clemson, Furman Universities• National Merit Finalists• National PTA Award of

Excellence for Parent Involvement

• Palmetto’s Finest Award Finalist

• Project Lead the Way Technology Certification

• Regions Bank Character Award, 2005

• S.C. Department of Education Red Carpet School

• State Champs in Girls Swimming, Girls Track, Boys Soccer, and Softball

• Region and All-State Orchestra• Eight nationally certified

teachers• Directors Cup award winner• Magna Cum Laude SAT/ACT• Open Studios Art Award• 2010 National Dance Team

Champions• Army JRTOC Academic Bowl

Finalist• Named in Newsweek’s Best

High Schools for 2010• 2011 Educational Alliance

Math & Science Grant Recipient

Mauldin701 E. Butler RoadMauldin, SC 29662864-355-6500• Principal: Ann Miller • School Enrollment: 2,101• 9th – 12th gradesAchievements:• Newsweek Magazine’s

“America’s Best High Schools: Top 1500 High Schools in the Nation” 2005 – 2011

• Excellent Absolute Rating on School Report Card 2002 – 2005, 2009, 2011

• Palmetto Gold (Absolute Improvement) Award Winner 2009, 2010, 2011

• 89 percent of 2011 Graduating

Class attends two- or four-year colleges

• Six National Merit Finalists 2008 – 2011

• 40 AP Scholars 2011• Four National AP Scholars

2011• 27 Palmetto Fellows 2011• Six Teaching Fellows

Scholarships 2010 • Over 16 Million Dollars in

College Scholarships in 2011• Two Service Academy

Appointments 2010• Two Military School

Scholarships 2011• Three NROTC Full Scholarships

2010• National Beta Scholarship for

Academic• Excellence and Community

Service 2007, 2010

Special CentersGolden Strip Career Technology Center1120 E. Butler RoadGreenville, SC 29607864-355-1050• Director: Leroy Elrod• School Enrollment: 512• 10th – 12th gradesAchievements:• Palmetto Gold Award• Excellent Absolute Rating,

School Report CardPrograms:• Animal Science/Pre-

Veterinary*• Automotive Collision Repair

Technology• Automotive Technology*• Carpentry*• Computer Aided Drafting*• Cosmetology• Culinary Arts• Early Childhood Education• Emergency Medical Services

• English• Fashion Merchandising• Health Science Technology• Horticulture/Landscape

Design• Law Enforcement Services*• Marketing/Advertising• Pharmacology Technology• Sports Medicine• Web Design/Multimedia*• Welding**may offer dual credit through Greenville Technical College

Private SchoolsChrist Church Episcopal School245 Cavalier DriveGreenville, SC 29607864-299-1522www.cces.org• Headmaster: Dr. Leonard

Kupersmith• School Enrollment: 1,025• Grades: Primer (K5) – 12Upper School, grades 9 – 12567 Wenwood RoadGreenville, SC 29607-4241331-4225Director: Peter SandersMiddle School, grades 5 – 8555 Wenwood RoadGreenville, SC 29607-4241331-4252Director: Nick Hinrichsenlower School, grades primer (K5) – 4245 Cavalier DriveGreenville, SC 29607-4290331-4281Director: Denise PearsallAchievements:• International Baccalaureate

World School• 74-member class of 2011

earned $2.6 million in scholarship offers – excluding South Carolina Palmetto, Life and Hope Scholarship dollars

• 79 percent of the class of 2011 qualified for the S.C. Life, Hope or Palmetto Fellows scholarships

• Pass rate of 82 percent on 218 AP exams in a full AP curriculum

• 160 National Merit finalists in 40 graduating classes

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• Since 2001, IB diplomas have been awarded to 95% of the 181 candidates pursuing the diploma

• 82 percent pass rate for IB Class of 2011 (national average: 66 percent)

• 44 varsity, junior varsity, and middle school teams

• 72 state athletic championships since 1975

St. Joseph’s Catholic School100 St. Joseph’s DriveGreenville, SC 29607234-9009www.sjcatholicschool.org• Headmaster: Keith F. Kiser• School Enrollment: 610• Grades: 6 – 12Achievements:• Private Roman Catholic

co-educational college preparatory school recognized and approved by and within the Diocese of Charleston

• Named one of America’s Best Catholic High Schools by the Catholic High School Honor Roll

• 100 percent college acceptance rate

• Exceptional SAT and ACT scores and AP pass rates

• 10 National Merit Scholar finalists, 2 National Merit Commended Students

• Athletic state championship titles

Shannon Forest Christian School829 Garlington Road, Greenville, South Carolina 29615864-678-5107www.shannonforest.com • President: Bob Collins• Executive Director: Lori

Horton• Upper School Administrator:

D’Anne Weaver• Lower School Administrator:

Kathy Neely

• Early Childhood Administrator: Emily Watkins

• School Enrollment: 430• Grades: PK3 – 12Achievements:• Accredited by the Southern

Association of Colleges and Schools, Member Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI)

• 2012 Greenville County First Steps grant recipient

• Member of Class A in the North Carolina Independent Schools Athletic Association (NCISAA) – 26 Interscholastic athletic teams, including football

• No cut sports policy• 2012 NCISAA Women’s

Volleyball State Champions• Two students received AP

Scholar Awards• Math team ranked in top 10

of state public and private schools

• 100 percent of 2012 graduates were accepted to college and universities

• Higher SAT scores than the national average

• 25 students (66 percent of the class) qualified for Duke University Talent Identification Program Seventh Grade Talent Search

• 46 students (58 percent of student body) are members of the National Honor Society

• 46 students (57 percent of student body) are members of the National Junior Honor Society

• Shannon Forest student named first-ever YMCA Youth in Government (YIG) Youth Lt. Governor

• 12 consecutive years as Presidential Physical Fitness State Champions

• IGNITE Gifted Program airs weekly TV show on YouTube

Southside Christian School2211 Woodruff RoadSimpsonville, SC 29681864-34-7595www.southsidechristian.org

• Superintendent: Dr. Stephen Reel

• School Enrollment: 1,032• Grades: EE2 – 12Achievements:• Honors and AP classes in

every major subject area• All teachers are certified by

the Association of Christian Schools International

• Dual enrollment for college credit is offered

• One hundred percent of the class of 2012 received college acceptances

• Class of 2012 received college scholarships totaling more than $4.3 million

• Class of 2012 achieved upper quartile scores of 1905 on the SAT and 29 on the ACT.

• Class of 2013 has three National Merit Semifinalists

• Lower School named a Blue Ribbon School in 2007

• Nine musical performance groups

• 18 varsity athletic teams participating as members of the SCHSL Region II-A

• Athletic Director Steve Lockwood named 2009 Class A Athletic Director of the Year by SCAAA

Post-secondary educationColleges, universities, technical schools and other schools serving the area include:Anderson College, Bob Jones University, Brown Mackie College, Clemson University, Converse College, ECPI College of Technology, Furman University, Greenville Technical College, ITT Technical Institute, North Greenville College, Presbyterian College, Southern Wesleyan University, Spartanburg Methodist College, Spartanburg Technical College, Tri-County Technical College, University of South Carolina-Upstate, Webster University Greenville, Wofford College.

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By Chris Worthy

Eric Bour, president of Hillcrest Me-morial Hospital, the Greenville Hos-pital System’s Simpsonville Medical

Campus, is committed to working with Mauldin’s city officials to make sure the hospital serves the needs of the commu-nity and is a valuable partner to the city. Bour said the facility will be more involved in community outreach. “We are hoping to participate with Mauld-in Miracle League next spring,” he said. In addition, Bour said the revitalization of the Laurens Road-Butler Road intersec-tion makes it an important part of the community.“We’ve had a few early discussions about a Greenville Hospital System presence in that corridor,” Bour said. “I think there’s definitely some interest.”

Debbie Gresham, manager of customer and volunteer services at Hillcrest Memori-al Hospital, also serves on the board of the Mauldin Chamber of Commerce. Bour said her service reflects the facility’s support of the Chamber and the business com-munity. In addition, Bour said the hospital’s advisory committee is changing to better meet the needs of local residents.“We are in the process of retooling the purpose of the Advisory Committee to serve more in an advisory capacity,” he said. “We have a community we serve and we need to make sure the community is well served here.”From a medical perspective, Bour said the hospital continues to grow and develop, offering expanded services as needed.“We are a full service hospital,” he said. “We have a 24-hour, seven days a week emer-

gency department.”The campus offers medical and surgical services, outpatient services, a sleep lab, and pulmonary rehabilitation. One of the latest additions is that of a pain-manage-ment specialist who serves at Steadman Hawkins Clinic of the Carolinas. For after-hours care close to home, MD 360 now has a location at Woodruff Road and Verdae Boulevard.“If the patient needs to be admitted or needs imaging, they will end up here,” Bour said. As the needs of Mauldin residents change, Bour said GHS is prepared to listen. “Making sure we stay connected to our community is the absolute key to this,” he said. The Greenville Hospital System, in addition to offering pediatric specialties, a cancer

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center and a comprehensive trauma center at its downtown campus, also offers care close to home at Hillcrest Memorial Hospital, MD360 Convenient Care and at several new medi-cal practices on Georgia Road.The St. Francis Millennium campus, located very near the city of Mauldin on Laurens Road, is poised to grow to meet the needs of Mauldin and the nearby community. Currently, the facility houses Upstate Cardiology, with almost 20 physician special-ists in cardiovascular care, the Institute of Chronic Health, which includes “HealThy Self” programs for cardiac/pulmo-nary/vascular fitness, the Early Detection Center with pro-grams that focus on prevention through treatment of chronic disease, and the St. Francis Sleep Center. After-hours urgent care and some oncology rehabilitation services, such as yoga and therapeutic massage, are also offered at the facility.

Greenville Hospital System701 Grove RoadGreenville, SC864-455-7000www.ghs.org

GHS is a not-for-profit hospital and research medical center that offers a variety of health services and facilities, including Greenville Memorial Hospital, Children’s Hospital, Cancer Center and Roger Peace Hospi-tal-Rehabilitation. It has medi-cal campuses in Greenville, Simpsonville, North Greenville, Greer and Greenville’s Eastside. GHS is part of an innovative partnership with Palmetto Health to jointly own the Bap-tist Easley Hospital in Easley. GHS has physician practices in Greenville, Laurens, Pickens, Oconee and Spartanburg counties.

Greenville Memorial Hospital (864-455-7000) is located near downtown Greenville. It offers a full range of cardiovascular, diagnostic, oncology-hematology, neurologic, pediatric and women’s services. The 746-bed hospital serves as a regional referral, teaching and research facility. As home to a Level 1 Emergency Trauma Center, it provides emergency services for severe injuries 24 hours a day.

The Children’s Hospital (864-455-8860) has pediatric specialists in cardiology, endo-crinology, gastroenterology, hematology-oncology, neurol-ogy, ophthalmology, pulmon-ology, sleep disorders, surgery and urology. It has a Level 3 (most advanced) Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, Children’s Emergency Center staffed entirely by pediatric specialists and Greenville’s only pediatric ICU. It has one of the country’s few developmental-behavioral fellowship programs. Child life specialists are available to help children undergoing proce-dures. A children’s outpatient facility is located on the GHS Patewood Campus.

The Cancer Center (864-455-7070) is a recognized regional multi-disciplinary center offer-ing research, advanced patient trials and patient-centered care including chemotherapy and

radiation oncology, outpatient support services including an oncology rehab-and-exercise program and an education center. It includes the Institute for Translational Oncology Research, paving the way for new breakthroughs in rapid drug development, diagnostic discovery and advanced can-cer care. Its Blood and Marrow Transplant Program offers con-

tinuing accreditation by the Foundation for the Accredita-tion of Cellular Therapy (FACT) for autologous stem cell trans-plantation and collection.

Marshall I. Pickens Hospital (864-455-8988) is a 46-bed, comprehensive psychiatric hospital offering a continuum of behavioral services, includ-ing inpatient and outpatient care, a day hospital, and edu-cational psychiatric and psy-chological services for adults and children.

Roger Peace Rehabilitation Hospital (864-455-7716) in-cludes care for brain and spinal cord injuries, strokes, amputa-tions, orthopedic injuries and neuromuscular disorders, as well as fully accredited re-habilitation, amputee, brain injury and spinal cord injury programs.

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The Women’s Hospital (864-455-1600) includes breast health, general obstetrics, gynecology, maternal-fetal medicine, re-productive endocrinology and infertility, and female pelvic medicine and recon-struction. REI has some of the highest success rates in the country. Expertise in high-risk pregnancies is offered.

Hillcrest Memorial Hospital729 S.E. Main St.Simpsonville, SC 29681864-454-6100

Specializing in short-stay and outpatient surgical procedures, Hillcrest Memorial Hospital provides a range of inpatient and outpatient surgical and diagnostic ser-vices. Hillcrest’s 24-hour emergency room is staffed by the same board-certified physicians who rotate through all of GHS’ emergency facilities. An office complex located next to the hospital offers ser-vices that include breast imaging, internal medicine, OB-GYN and orthopedics. Orthopedic care is provided by Steadman Hawkins Clinic of the Carolinas, which

specializes in sports medicine for recre-ational and professional athletes alike. Nearby on West Georgia Road, Keystone Family Medicine, Cypress Internal Medi-cine and Christie Pediatric Group offer convenient access to primary care.

MD360 Convenient Carewww.ghsmd360.org

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MD360 Convenient Care offices offer extended hours for appointments and walk-in care seven days per week. The facility offers routine care, same-day urgent care and more and is staffed by

board-certified physicians trained in fam-ily, emergency and sports medicine. The facilities include on-site physical therapy and laboratory and imaging services. A fourth one — located in Powdersville — is slated to open in early 2013.

Bon Secours St. Francis Health System1 St. Francis DriveGreenville, SC 29601864-255-1000www.stfrancishealth.org

Bon Secours St. Francis Health System includes two acute-care campuses in Greenville, St. Francis Downtown and St. Francis Eastside, offering a total of 338 beds. Open Arms Hospice, a ministry of Bon Secours, operates Greenville County’s only hospice house, located on Georgia Road. The Institute for Chronic Health is a healing environment located on its Millennium Campus bordering Mauldin on Laurens Road. Bon Secours St. Francis Health System also offers specialized health programs to meet business, com-

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St. Francis Downtown is a 245-bed, all private-room facility in a tertiary medical center. Its emergency department offers 24-hour care. It offers a complete range of surgical and diagnostic services, including open-heart surgery, neurosurgery, cancer

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By Chris Worthy

Companies of all sizes are finding Mauldin to be the ideal location

to do business, with easy ac-cess to highway and rail trans-portation, and a climate that is friendly to businesses and their employees.

John Gardner, Mauldin planner and economic devel-opment director, said the city is celebrating its growth and looking forward to new enter-prises in the coming years.

While small businesses may provide a community’s backbone, large corporations increase the area’s profile and serve as both community part-ners and important sources of employment for local residents.

“Siemens has located an assembly operation at Brook-field South,” Gardner said. “It’s a Fortune 500 company that is a big welcome addition to the community. BASF acquired Cognis. They are a top-shelf chemical company and are a real positive addition to the community.”

Gardner said other companies are currently looking at sites in the Mauldin area because the city has much to offer.

“Location is big,” he said. “We’ve got excellent regional highway ac-cess. We have a lot of sites that are rail served. Between our access to Interstate 85, Interstate 385 and Highway 276, we are at the hub of the Upstate. You can access just about anything within 20 to 30 minutes.”

Gardner noted the area’s proximity to the Greenville-Spartanburg Airport, as well as to large employers including BMW and ZF Trans-missions, as important factors for businesses when they consider locating in and near Mauldin.

Small businesses are attracted to city growth and revitalization efforts downtown, according to Gardner. The openings of Chicora Alley restaurant and Dunkin’ Donuts signaled a resurgence that fo-cuses on meeting the needs and wants of residents and visitors right at home.

“Those are positives that will begin to create renewed interest in the market,” he said.

The Mauldin Cultural Center has also played a role in creating a

city center and attracting busi-ness owners to Mauldin.

“I think we are in a good posi-tion to implement a downtown plan that can be an important tool,” Gardner said.

Mauldin Mayor Dennis Raines said the city is thrilled by the new additions.

“We were obviously very excited about Siemens coming in,” he said. “They are a top-tier company and we were very excited about that.”

City officials are looking to the future with a site on Old Stage Road that is ripe for industry. Raines said the loca-tion is in the “sweet spot” for companies that need access to infrastructure and for those who want a site that is ready for construction.

The 34-acre site is poised to host a company that needs to grow quickly.

“It is certified by the S.C. Department of Commerce as a certi-fied industrial site,” Gardner said. “There are only two of those in Greenville County and that is the only one with rail access. GE moves all of their gas turbines in and out on that line, so there is good service there.”

Certification by the S.C. Department of Commerce means the site is ready for a company to put shovels in the dirt, with a path through potential red tape already cleared.

“If you pick that site, you know you can start building as soon as you get the bulldozers there,” Gardner said.

The zoning has been deemed appropriate for industrial devel-opment, the soil has been determined to be of sufficient quality for industrial buildings, and there are no threatened or endan-gered species on site, Gardner said.

“There are a number of industries and site selection consultants who don’t bother to look at sites that aren’t certified in some way,” Gardner said. “This eliminates a big part of the due diligence in determining that the site can be used for industrial use.”

Gardner said the community is continually improving and growing toward the future.

“Every month, Mauldin gets a little better as a place to live and do business,” he said. “We are going to work to continue that.”

Mauldin offers businesses friendly environment, easy access to transportation

Celebrating Growth

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By Chris Worthy

Bert Dixon is happy to see a full house.As co-owner of Chicora Alley, Dixon brought a down-

town Greenville favorite to Mauldin and gave local resi-dents a new, convenient dining option.

“We’re happy,” he said. “Mauldin people seem to be happy we’re here.”

The recently opened restaurant has been a hit with local din-ers. Dixon said the Greenville location is different than Mauldin. The Greenville restaurant features live music and tends to draw customers who dine later in the evening. The Mauldin location is smaller and brings in families who eat earlier.

“We’ve been full to capacity most nights,” Dixon said. “It’s a dif-ferent ball game, but we love it. We have good businesses next door that seem to be busy all the time. I’m sure we’ll be beneficial to each other. We look forward to a good future here.”

Just down the street at Moonstruck Specialty Store, owner Pam Harris, who also lives in Mauldin, said her store’s unique offerings bring in customers from all over the state.

“I have people drive from Columbia and Charleston,” she said. Harris is an active member of the Greater Mauldin Chamber

of Commerce. She recently hosted the Chamber’s women’s net-working group at an after-hours shopping event.

“We joined the Chamber before we opened our doors because it’s a good networking opportunity,” she said. “We like to support our local businesses.”

Mauldin Chamber of Commerce President Pat Pomeroy said retail growth in Mauldin continues. The city has expanded its eco-nomic reach through annexation of a portion of Woodruff Road, including locations such as Tavern 24. That annexation, coupled

with an improving economy and a revitalization of many older retail locations, has expanded the Chamber’s membership as well. The Chamber offers business owners the chance to meet and network with their peers and strengthens the community they share.

“If you want to grow your business, you need to meet people face to face,” Pomeroy said. “You can attend everything or you can pick and choose what works for your schedule.”

Harris said Mauldin has proven to be a great location for her store. She strives to offer something just a little different, including gourmet food, clothing, lotions and more.

“When I opened my store, I wanted things to be really and truly different,” she said. “If I find a line I’m selling is available in a big box store, I drop it. I have quite a few lines that no one has within 300 to 400 miles of me.”

Staying ahead of changing trends and new product introduc-tions keeps Harris’ schedule full.

“It’s constant,” Harris said. “I actually hand pick everything. I don’t order anything over the Internet. I want to touch it. I don’t order it unless I touch it, feel it and know it’s good quality.”

Harris said she is also working to include a larger inventory of items that are made in the United States.

Owning a unique but ever-changing business has kept Harris busy, but she makes time to help other small-business owners. She said that is an important part of giving back to the com-munity, and she encourages others to get involved and support other local business owners. Harris has found ample opportuni-ties for that kind of networking through her involvement with the Chamber.

“If anybody asks me questions, I help them as much as I can,” she said. “There is no one thing that works for every business. You can apply some of the same principles but not everything is the same. But social networking is very important.”

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Jody Caldwell wanted to make connections with residents and other business owners when he opened Image Collision Repair’s Greenville location in early 2012. The Greater

Mauldin Chamber of Commerce has proven to be a great way to do both.

“We thought a good way to be involved would be to join the Chamber of Commerce,” Caldwell said.

Caldwell set up a meeting with Chamber Director Pat Pomeroy.

“She came over and was just a lovely lady,” Caldwell said. “I think she does a fabulous job. I could see the passion in her presentation — it was genuine. It wasn’t a driven thing for numbers.”

Caldwell said he has been surprised at every turn by the support the community and the Chamber’s members have provided.

“We joined and the Chamber set up an open house with us,” Caldwell said. “It was a great turnout. These folks are for real. They realize what it takes to build a strong business stance in

the community. Celinda Marshall was ready to leave the Chamber’s member-

ship rolls soon after she joined. Marshall, a financial adviser with Edward Jones, wasn’t sure the organization could meet her needs.

“When I first joined the Chamber and went to the events, it was mostly men,” Marshall said.

Instead of leaving, Marshall took the reins of the problem and made important changes that are benefiting many local busi-ness owners. Marshall met with Pomeroy and asked about start-ing a women’s group for female Chamber members.

“I went out and asked women who were small-business own-ers,” Marshall said. “We made a committee and we started to have events.”

By all accounts, those events are a rousing success. The group recently held an after-hours shopping event at Moonstruck Spe-cialty Store and as many as 50 women turned out for fun and networking. The group hosts regular programming, including an elegant Christmas luncheon.

“Usually, they are really fun events,” Marshall said. “We usually have a networking time but there is a lot of fellowship, too. A lot

Business-to-business connections a key benefit of chamber membership

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of women have built their busi-ness that way. It’s a comfortable way to meet business owners.”

Members of the group often bring guests, lending to the friendly atmosphere. Events are sometimes out of the norm for business groups, allowing the women to build friendships as well as business relationships. Marshall said past events have included line dancing and karaoke.

“It’s a really good, warm group of women,” she said. “It’s really great. We always have something new on the horizon.”

Marshall said the Chamber has something to offer all busi-ness owners, but those who get the most out of their Cham-ber membership are the people who participate and get involved on a regular basis.

“The more you give the Chamber, the more you get back,” she said. “You need to be active to help build your business. There are so many opportunities to get involved.”

Throughout any given month, the Chamber has a full slate of networking, learning and service opportunities, in-cluding Business After Hours, networking groups, ribbon cuttings, lunch and learn pro-grams and more.

Marshall said sponsoring a large number of events means members can find something to suit their schedule.

“Pat wants to give you ev-ery opportunity to build your business,” Marshall said. “If your business is busy in the morning, there are oppor-tunities at night. It’s a great

opportunity to meet other people, build your business — and there are a lot of opportunities to help Mauldin.”

Caldwell said he has been welcomed with open arms.“It’s a close-knit community that really is passionate about

what they do,” he said. “That’s unusual these days. They are very much in it to win it. I was very impressed and still am. I would join again in a minute.”

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Introduce!To introduce your company to the public, we help coordinate your company’s Ribbon Cutting Ceremony or Grand Opening by handling the invitations, photographs, ribbon and scissors, and much more!

Promote!There are numerous networking opportunities every month, including:

q Leads Groups: This is a business-category exclusive leads-generation group that meets for one hour a week at no cost to members. You will have one minute to introduce yourself and your company and explain what type of leads you are seeking. At each meeting, one member is allowed ten minutes to further explain in depth his/her company and the target market. The rest of the meeting consists of passing along leads and networking.

q Business After Hours: hosting a Business After Hours promotes your company to all the members and offers attendees an opportunity to meet you and network with other Chamber members.

q Sponsorships: by sponsoring an event such as the annual MCC Golf Tournament, Annual Banquet, Train Exhibit, etc., your company’s sign or banner will be displayed at the event, your logo will be printed on the event brochure, and much more (depending on the type of sponsorship).

Connect!You could become involved in the GMCC Board of Directors, Mauldinfest committee, Ambassadors,

Economic Development committee, quarterly economic development seminars featuring guest speakers, and many other committee opportunities.

Educate and Motivate!q Educational Seminars, Training Programs, and Guest Speakers: take advantage of the educational programs we provide on various topics such as business plan writing and marketing.

q Annual Mauldin Chamber Banquet: it is truly an honor to attend this November banquet when awards are presented and the year’s events are highlighted along with the future plans of the Chamber.

Celebrate!Celebrate the magic and excitement of the annual Breakfast with Santa, Christmas Parade, and the Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony.

Communicate! Two simple ways to get your promotions, news, or press releases out to the membership or public:

q The bi-weekly e-mail newsletter, or

q The monthly Tribune Times full-page article.

Welcome!We serve as a visitors’ center for Mauldin and welcome all newcomers with the Mauldin Chamber of Commerce Directory, which features a complete listing of the GMCC members and community information. Additionally, we offer an opportunity for members to display their brochures and business cards in the Chamber office.

We’re here for you!Mission: to serve the Greater Mauldin Area as an advocate for the successful growth and development of local businesses, large and small; nurturing entrepreneurship; and unifying the community.

Vision: to offer events, training opportunities, and community involvement activities to enhance your relationship with the public, promote your philosophy, empower your workforce, and strengthen Mauldin’s economy to provide a more conducive environment for successful businesses.

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Greater Mauldin Chamber of CommerceP.O. Box 881 • 101 East Butler Rd. • Mauldin, SC 29662

(864) 297-1323 • Fax: (864) 297-5645 • Email: [email protected] • Website: www.mauldinchamber.org

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Accounting / tAxes / cpAAccountants 4 u, llcJuan & Shirley Sepulveda, CPA1201 Alexander Street, Suite DMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-275-8432Fax: 864-373-9900 www.accountants4u.biz

greene, finney and horton, llpLarry Finney211 East Butler Road, Ste C-6Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-232-5204Fax: 864-232-5532www.gfandh.com

h & r BlockJeremy Courtney843 NE Main St.Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-963-9400Fax: 864-963-1842www.hrblock.com

saunders and company, pAMarc Saunders210 East Trade StreetSimpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-963-3467Fax: 864-963-2677www.saunderscpa.com

small Business services, llcRoby StjernvallP.O. Box 1151Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-905-8081www.sbsofsc.com

Advertising mArketing puBlicAtionstidbits of the golden stripAaron & Ginette LeenmanP.O. Box 81153Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 855-728-4328www.sctidbits.com

ApArtment communities/ rentAls 535 Brookwood ApartmentsDaniel Malone535 Brookwood Point PlaceSimpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-228-2028Fax: 864-228-2026www.535Brookwood.com

Arbors at BrookfieldKimberly DeFrain782 E. Butler Rd., Ste. 100Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-458-8363Fax: 864-297-5447www.arborsatbrookfield.com

Ashmore Bridge estatesJessica Every423 West Butler RoadMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-277-2888Fax: 864-277-9270

Bell BrookfieldMichelle Gray815 E. Butler Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-297-1840Fax: 864-288-6167

estates at BellwoodShaun Phillips7 Southpointe Dr.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-676-9063Fax: 864-676-0700www.estatesatbellwoodapts.com

garden district Apartment homesBrooke Hallman100 Garden District Dr.Simpsonville , SC 29681Phone: 864-963-1000Fax: 864-963-1001www.livegardendistrict.com

lion’s gate ApartmentsMelissa Acker288 Old Mill RoadMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-297-6837Fax: 864-297-6840www.rampartnersllc.com

oak pointe Apartment homesAmanda Hodgson112 Davenport RoadSimpsonville, SC 29680Phone: 864-228-2686Fax: 864-228-2855

the lexington place ApartmentsKylee Manet130 Willow Forks DriveSimpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-963-4663Fax: 864-967-9038www.TheLexingtonPlaceApart-ments.com

the terrace at ButlerDawn Billings771 East Butler Rd., Ste. 800Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-329-0091

verandas At the pointAlicia Abrahams201 Carolina Point ParkwayGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 866-977-5479www.verandasthepoint.com

Wilkinson reA gleneagleCarol Campbell1011 W. Butler Rd.Greenville , SC 29607Phone: 864-299-1000Fax: [email protected]

Architectspazdan-smith group, inc.Joseph Pazdan IIPO Box 8922 Greenville, SC 29604Phone: 864-242-2033Fax: 864-242-2034www.pazdan-smith.com

Artframe WarehouseDiane Toro1748 Woodruff RdGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-297-6565Fax: 864-297-6565www.framewarehouse.net

AssociAte memBersBrenda holmes715 Rice Road, Apt 1FRidgeland, MS 39157Phone: 769-257-4029

kim kendrick 3501 Pelham Rd., Suite 201Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-331-2216Fax: 864-331-2166www.countybankmortgage.com/kk

Judy mckinley308 Cherry Hill Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-288-8747

sharon scott103 Brookhill PlaceMauldin , SC 29662Phone: 864-234-2114

carl stoner105 Tar Blvd.Greenville, SC 29605Phone: 864-299-5790

Jim Wofford309 Quail Run CircleFountain Inn, SC 29664Phone: 864-350-6415Fax: 864-862-5377

AutomoBile service / repAirsBrookshire collision repairKathryn Arnold115 Murray DriveMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-9875Fax: 864-458-8287

image collision repairJody Caldwell1290 Ridge RoadGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-297-6677www.imagecollisionrepair.com

mauldin paint & Body, inc.Sandra Bridwell621 North Main StreetMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-0531Fax: 864-288-0309

the tire exchange, inc.Rick Gillespie514 North Main StreetMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-3031Fax: 864-281-9678www.tireexchange.com

Automotivecrown nissan greenvilleRobert Williams2712 Laurens Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-254-7700Fax: 864-281-1649www.crownauto.com

BAnking / finAnceBB&tReyna Soto110 North Main StreetMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-282-3560Fax: 864-282-3569www.bb&t.com

primelendingCindy Brookey211 E. Butler Rd., Suite B-1Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-275-3803Fax: 864-504-3097www.primelending.com

td BankDebbie Vaughn305 New Neely Ferry RoadMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-234-3180Fax: 864-234-3184www.tdbank.com

the palmetto Bank Donald W. Davis401 West Butler RoadMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-240-4499Fax: 864-240-4490www.palmettobank.com

first citizensElizabeth Short112 West Butler RoadMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-255-3710Fax: 864-255-3727www.firstcitizensonline.com

south carolina Bank and trustBen Sawyer1006 E. Butler Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-527-2907Fax: 864-234-3941www.scbtonline.com

suntrust BankCandace McNeill203 W. Butler Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-0861Fax: 864-297-0900www.SunTrust.com

certus Bank Brad McGaha787-G East Butler Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-272-0825Fax: 864-272-0829www.CertusBank.com

park sterling Bank Holly Sherrill1620 Woodruff RoadGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-254-9100Fax: 864-254-9109www.parksterlingbank.com

BeAuty sAlonsouthern stranz salonBrantlee Hampton 304 N.Main ST., Ste. BMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-631-1622

BeAuty/skin cAre productseveryday glamour girl skin care clinic, inc.Elle Kersey5 Owens Lane, Ste. CMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-275-1157www.everydayglamourgirl.com

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hairstylisticsJuliana Valencia14B West Butler Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-631-8212www.Hairstylistics-salon.com

BeverAge distriButionpepsi-cola of greenvilleWayne Holcombe751 State Park Rd.Greenville, SC 29609Phone: 864-242-6041

Business Brokerstransworld Business AdvisorsCurtis Harper1268 Woodruff Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-991-8400www.tworld.com

Business consultingsmall Business coach & AssociatesAlan Melton 1361 W. Wade Hampton Blvd.Greer, SC 29650Phone: 864-241-0606Fax: 864-751-5121www.SmallBusinessCoach.org

visions international, llcBernell King Ingram3531 Pelham Rd., Ste. 500Greenville, SC 29615Phone: 864-382-2360Fax: 888-710-4950www.visionsmadereal.com

cAr WAshespalmetto car WashRobbie Mattson-Long410 N. Main St.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-297-5679

chAmBers of commercefountain inn chamber of commerceJohn Hastings Sr.102 Depot StreetFountain Inn, SC 29644Phone: 864-862-2586Fax: 864-862-1086www.fountaininnchamber.org

greater greenville chamber of commerceBen Haskew24 Cleveland StreetGreenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-242-1050Fax: 864-282-8509www.greenvillechamber.org

simpsonville chamber of commerceHoyt Bynum Jr.211 N. Main St.Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-963-3781Fax: 864-228-0003www.simpsonvillechamber.com

south carolina chamber of commerceOtis Rawl1201 Main Street, Suite 1700Columbia, SC 29201Phone: 803-799-4601www.scchamber.net

us chamber of commerce - se regional directorMoore Hallmark501 Village Trace NE, Bldg 9A, Ste 201Marietta, GA 30067Phone: 770-951-8864Fax: 770-956-1216www.uschamber.com

child cArepocketful of miraclesPam Porter755 E. Butler Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-281-0165

child cAre/educAtionAfter school plusPat Britt510 S. Main St.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-228-2830Fax: 864-963-7750www.afterschoolplus.org

chiroprActic cArecarolina upper cervical centerDr. Justin Snider110A Hospital DriveSimpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-551-2096Fax: 864-531-2108

sargent chiropractic clinic, pcDr. Jared Sargent611 N. Main St.Mauldin , SC 29662Phone: 864-676-9922Fax: 864-676-9918www.sargentchiropractic.com

churchesAnglican church of st. george the martyrThe Rev. Paul Rivard427 Batesville Rd.Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-281-0015Fax: 864-281-0060www.stgeorgeapa.org

emmanuel Bible churchBrad Baugham437 W. Butler RoadMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-561-9800www.ebcupstate.com

first Baptist church of mauldinThe Rev. Wade Leonard150 S. Main St. Mauldin , SC 29662Phone: 864-288-7835Fax: 864-297-1289www.fbcmauldin.org

grace covenant presbyterian churchRev. Rusty Benton739 North Main StreetMauldin , SC 29662Phone: 864-288-3951Fax: 864-288-5817www.gcpc.net

horizon churchRev. Jim Stephenson1070 East Butler RoadGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-286-9911Fax: 864-286-9006www.horizonchurch.org

reedy river missionary Baptist churchRev. Antwion Yowe1012 Mauldin Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-277-0364Fax: 864-277-3800www.RRMBC.org

civic orgAnizAtions/non-profitBetter Business Bureau of upstateVee Daniel408 North Church Street, Suite CGreenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-242-5052Fax: 864-271-9802www.upstatesc.bbb.org

Blue ridge council, Boy scouts of AmericaMike Butler1 Park PlazaGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-233-8363Fax: 864-233-2434www.blueridgecouncil.org

Blue star mothers of America (gville chapter)Mary ArrowoodP.O. Box 2552Greenville, SC 29609Phone: 864-246-7059www.greenvilleupstatebsm.com

center for community servicesArelis Moore1102 Howard DriveSimpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-967-2022Fax: 864-967-0288www.centercs.com

girl scouts of sc, mountains to the midlandsShelia Snoddy5 Independence Point,Suite 120Greenville, SC 29615Phone: 864-770-1400www.gssc-mm.org/

god’s pantry inc.Tom WilliamsP.O. Box 786 Fountain Inn, SC 29644Phone: 864-963-4441Fax: 864-963-4656www.godspantrysc.org

greenville convention and visitors BureauDiane Wilson148 River Street #222Greenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-421-0000Fax: 864-421-0005www.greenvillecvb.com

greenville disabilities & special needs BoardLynne LangrehrP.O. Box 17467Greenville, SC 29606Phone: 864-288-1907, x3543Fax: 864-297-4990www.gcdsnb.com

greenville forwardRussell Stall24 Cleveland StreetGreenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-233-8443www.greenvilleforward.com

harvest hope food Bank of greater greenvilleJane DanielP.O. Box 8858Greenville, SC 29604Phone: 864-281-3995Fax: 864-281-3998www.harvesthope.org

little stepsKevin Fort1107A NE Main St.Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-901-2506www.littlestepssc.org

mauldin cultural centerGeorge Patrick McLeer101 E. Butler RoadMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-335-4862www.mauldinculturalcenter.org

mauldin rotaryJohn Yost1100 Log Shoals RoadMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-963-4549www.rotary.org

personal pathways to successJay Blankenship225 S. Pleasantburg Dr., Ste. C-11Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-467-8080Fax: 864-467-7416www.personalpathways.sc.gov/greenvillecounty

piedmont scoreUwe Diestel300 East Washington StreetGreenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-271-3638Fax: 864-271-3638www.piedmontscore.org

piedmont Wood carvers club, inc.David SikkeleeP.O. Box 25393Greenville, SC 29616Phone: 864-458-7240www.piedmontwoodcarvers.com

sisters saving sistersDoris GallmanP.O. Box 664Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-349-8202www.sssisterslove.com

united Way of greenville countyTed Hendry105 Edinburgh CourtGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-467-3333Fax: 864-467-3535www.unitedwaygc.org

upstate mediation centerDon Godbey27 Cleveland Street, Suite 204Greenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-370-9771Fax: 864-370-9715www.upstatemediation.com

cleAning And restorAtioncounty Wide chem-dryT. Alan RickardP.O. Box 6336Greenville, SC 29606Phone: 864-277-3611Fax: 864-369-7811www.countywidecd.com

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cleAning commerciAl / residentiAlgreco cleaning servicesTroy Knight122 Renaissance Cir, Ste 1Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-438-4947www.grecoclean.com

communicAtions & designportfolioLaura Haight1200 Woodruff Rd., A-3Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-213-6314www.portfoliosc.com

computer/WeBsite designBnc i marketingRichard Bivans2607 Woodruff Rd., Ste. E 535Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-640-8808www.bnc-imarketing.com

crafted solutionsNorman BunnP.O. Box 693Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-236-4171Fax: 732-568-7645www.CraftedSolutions.com

computers/informAtion technologyAnc groupBrian Daughhetee1200 Woodruff Road, Ste A-3Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 888-424-4863Fax: 864-335-8253www.ancgroup.com

n-ctrlScott Mikula150 Tanner Rd, Suite EGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-335-8650Fax: 864-335-7114www.n-ctrl.com

respect technology, inc.Danny Duncan313 Surrywood DriveGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-329-1222Fax: 864-627-1259www.respecttechnology.com

concierge servicesextended hands for Business servicesSherrie Wells109 Golden Crest Ct.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-979-4958Fax: 864-236-7173

contrActors / remodelingchief Builders, llcRoger GuthriePO Box 397Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-630-4879Fax: 864-963-9971wwwchief-builders.com

deaville roofing & constructionErin LaTour31 Boland Ct., Suite 148Greenville, SC 29615Phone: 864-414-7215www.deavilleroofing.net

country cluBs & golfholly tree country clubJoe Jackson500 Golf Club DriveSimpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-967-9510Fax: 864-967-9701www.hollytreecountryclub.net

dAnce studiot-motion dance studioTeresa Mattison400 S. Main StreetMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-967-4740www.t-motiondancestudio.com

dentist - periodonticsperiodontal and dental implant center of greenvilleNorman B. Fine, DMD, MDS517 West Butler RoadGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-299-5900Fax: 864-299-5033

dentists - generAldentalWorksKathryn McGowan4 Market Point Dr.,Suite EGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-284-0066Fax: 864-254-9787www.dentalworks.com

mauldin family dentistryDr. Daniel Halasz6 Winchester CourtMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-9780Fax: 864-627-0733

spyros A. koutsioukis, dmd, p.A.Butler Crossing - 313 Tanner Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-297-8566Fax: 864-297-7486www.drkdmd.com

dentists - orAl & mAxillofAciAl surgerycoles, robert l., dmd pA15-B Winchester CourtMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-297-3601Fax: 864-297-7997

dentists - orthodonticsd.t. fulmer, d.m.d., p.A.105-D East Butler RoadMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-297-1367Fax: 864-676-1992

dentists - pediAtricAshby park pediatric dentistryDr. Jennifer Fogle100 Regent Park CourtGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-234-3424Fax: 864-234-8234www.wild4smiles.com

mighty mouths - martin pediatric dentistry, llcTu-Wanda Martin, DDS218 New Neely Ferry RoadMauldin , SC 29662Phone: 864-627-0029Fax: 864-675-0980www.mightymouthsdentistry.com

economic developmentgreenville Area development corporationJerry Howard223 N. Main St., Suite 250Greenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-235-2008Fax: 864-235-9030www.greenvilleeconomicde-velopment.com

educAtionBethel elementary schoolBrenda Byrd111 Bethel School RoadSimpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-355-4100Fax: 864-355-4180www.greenville.k12.sc.us/bethel

clemson small Business dev. centerScott Whelchel55 E. Camperdown Way,1st FloorGreenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-370-1545Fax: 864-370-1522www.clemson.edu/sbdc

clemson university - icArJohn Boyette5 Research Dr.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-283-7100Fax: 864-283-7125www.clemsonuniversity.com

grace covenant presbyterian kindergartenMelissa Hahn739 North Main StreetMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-676-0844 Fax: 864-288-5817www.gcpc.net

greenville technical college/Brashier campusChuck Morton1830 W. Georgia Rd.Simpsonville, SC 29680Phone: 864-228-5000Fax: 864-228-5009www.greenvilletech.com

mauldin elementary schoolMichael Parker1194 Holland Rd.Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-355-3700Fax: 864-355-3783www.greenville.k12.sc.us/mauldine

mauldin high schoolAnn Miller701 East Butler RoadMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-355-6500Fax: 864-355-6657www.greenville.k12.sc.us/mauldinh

mauldin middle schoolRosia Gardner1190 Holland RoadSimpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-355-6770Fax: 864-355-6988www.greenville.k12.sc.us/mauldinm

montessori school of mauldinSamantha Vejay, M. Ed205 B East Butler Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-8613Fax: 864-288-9508www.mauldinmontessori.com

southside christian schoolTommy Blackmon2211 Woodruff Rd.Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-234-7595Fax: 864-234-7048www.southsidechristian.org

virginia college Jackie Simonet78 Global Drive Suite 200Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-679-4900Fax: 864-676-4939www.vc.edu

Webster universityFrank LaTorre124 Verdae Blvd. Suite 400Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-676-9002Fax: 864-676-0601www.webster.edu

engineeringurs corporationErica Huggins128 Millport Circle, Ste. 100Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-609-9111Fax: 864-609-9069www.urscorp.com

entertAinmentfountain inn civic centerVan Broad315 N. Main St.Fountain Inn, SC 29644Phone: 864-409-1050Fax: 864-409-3360www.ficiviccenter.org

greenville in harmony show chorusSusan Kelley320 Neely Crossing LaneSimpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-963-2295www.greenvilleinharmony.com

greenville road WarriorsJohn Wilson650 N. Academy St.Greenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-250-4864Fax: 864-250-4793www.greenvilleroadwarriors.com

Jay dee productionsJonathan Daniel524 Climbing Rose Ct.Fountain Inn, SC 29644Phone: 864-430-5197

environmentAl servicesvls recovery services facilityPhillip S. McAbee305 South Main StreetMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-962-9953Fax: 864-962-9930www.vopak.com

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exhiBit BuildersJc rose and Associates, inc.John Rose 12 Park Place Court Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-299-4660Fax: 864-299-4669www.jcrose.net

finAnciAl investmentsedward JonesCelinda Marshall787-F E. Butler Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-297-3188Fax: 877-879-8877www.edwardjones.com

edward Jones Mark Brunson601 N. Main St.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-458-8911www.edwardjones.com

harbor light securities, llcKlaus D. Schoening, Sr.501 West Butler Rd. Suite C Box 4Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-277-5800Fax: 864-277-5577www.hlsecurities.com

new york lifeJosh Gantt935 S. Main Street, Suite 400Greenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-678-7022Fax: 864-213-5434www.newyorklife.com

the investment centerDeborah Abshire118 Renaissance Circle, Suite 4Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-297-1190Fax: 864-349-1017

finAnciAl servicesAlways moneyDonna McLeod101 S. Main St, Ste BMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-281-1577www.alwaysmoney.com

mauldin financial services, inc.Debbie Hanshaw107-D East Butler Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-289-9494Fax: 864-289-9441

fitness & heAlthcity of mauldin - sports centerJennifer Edwins10 City Center Dr.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-335-4875Fax: 864-335-4887www.mauldinrecreation.com

J&k B greenKaren Sams102 Brookhill PlaceMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-313-4710www.jkmedimassagers.com

floor covering/tile/cABinetsclassic carpets & interiors, inc.Len C. Zimmerman167 Verdin RoadGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-527-5555Fax: 864-254-6258www.classiccarpetsinc.com

floorsElie Alam5216-A Pelham RoadGreenville, SC 29615Phone: 864-286-8782Fax: 864-286-8953www.SCFloors.com

floristsgarland’s flowers and giftsFrances Garland17 East Butler RoadMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-297-0661Fax: 864-297-0440

freight forWArding / customs BrokerAgekuehne + nagel, inc.Dirk Lohmann65 Brookfield Oaks Drive, #100Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-879-1251Fax: 864-879-1326www.kuehne-nagel.com

funerAl servicesthomas mcAfee funeral homeTimothy Gossett1604 NE Main St.Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-232-6733Fax: 864-233-6105www.thomasmcafee.com

furniture sAlesfactory furniture co.Richard Kern729 N Main St.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-297-5595www.factoryfurniturecompany.com

gifts & Accessoriesmoonstruck speciality storePam Harris301 N. Main St. Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-627-4046Fax: 864-627-4064www.moonstruckspecialtystore.com

governmentcity of mauldin - city AdministratorTrey Eubanks IIIPO Box 249Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-4910Fax: 864-297-3411www.cityofmauldin.org

city of mauldin - city council seat #1Councilwoman Patricia Gettys67 Barnwood CircleMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-627-0799www.cityofmauldin.org

city of mauldin - city council seat #2Councilman Bob CookP.O. Box 1127Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-967-8062www.cityofmauldin.org

city of mauldin - city council seat #3Councilman Gabe Hunter2 Blue Jay CourtGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-288-0412www.cityofmauldin.org

city of mauldin - city council seat #4Councilman Scott Crosby209 Shadecrest Dr.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-675-0942 www.cityofmauldin.org

city of mauldin - city council seat #5Councilman Dale Black 124 Brookbend RoadMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-6538www.cityofmauldin.org

city of mauldin - city council seat #6Councilman Larry Goodson104 Rainbow Circle #14Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-0325www.cityofmauldin.org

city of mauldin - economic developmentJohn GardnerPO Box 249Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-467-7373Fax: 864-467-5962www.cityofmauldin.org

city of mauldin - finance directorHolly AbercrombiePO Box 250Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-289-8895www.cityofmauldin.org

city of mauldin - fire deptCapt. Phillip BrownPO Box 249Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-5094www.mauldinfiredeparment.com

city of mauldin - mayorDennis Raines PO Box 249Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-505-5417www.cityofmauldin.org

city of mauldin - police deptChief M. Bryan TurnerPO Box 249Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-289-8900www.mauldinpolice.com

city of mauldin - public WorksP. O Box 249Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-289-8891www.cityofmauldin.org

city of mauldin - recreation directorVan BrannonPO Box 249Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-3354www.cityofmauldin.org

greenville county council, district 28Councilman Fred Payne1907 Bethel RoadSimpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-884-8899Fax: 864-963-1564www.greenvillecounty.org

sc house of representatives, district 24Rep. Bruce Bannister312D Blatt BuildingColumbia, SC 29211Phone: 803-734-3009www.scstatehouse.net

sc house of representatives, district 27Rep. Garry Smith312C Blatt BuildingColumbia, SC 29211Phone: 803-734-3045www.scstatehouse.net

sc house of representatives, district 28Rep. Eric Bedingfield312A Blatt BuildingColumbia, SC 29211Phone: 803-734-2962www.scstatehouse.net

south carolina state senate, district 8Senator Ross TurnerP.O. Box 142Columbia, SC 29202Phone: 803-212-6420Fax: 803-212-6299www.scstatehouse.net

united states senateSenator Lindsey Graham130 South Main St., Ste. 700Greenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-250-1417Fax: 864-250-4322www.senate.gov

grocery storesBi-lo, inc.NA PO Box 99Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 904-370-5000www.bi-lo.com

heAlth cAreAt home careGinger Tapp2510 Wade Hampton BlvdGreenville, SC 29615Phone: 864-232-0621www.AtHomeCareUpstate.com

families first family medicineAnne Tuggle, MD11 Jenkins StreetMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-1941Fax: 864-299-1946

heart-n-hand cprCindy Jordan405 Adams Mill Rd Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-346-0402www.heartnhandcpr.com

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heritage pediatric & internal medicine-simpsonvilleAmanda O’Kelly,MD727 S.E. Main St. Ste 320Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-454-6440www.heritagemedpeds.com

heritage pediatric & internal medicine - simpsonvilleJeremy M. Byrd, MD727 S.E. Main St. Ste 320Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-454-6440www.heritagemedpeds.com

heritage pediatric & internal medicine - simpsonvilleStefanie M. Putnam, MD727 S.E. Main St. Ste 320Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-454-6440www.heritagemedpeds.com

heritage pediatric & internal medicine - simpsonvilleHeather A. Moreira, MD727 S.E. Main St. Ste 320Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-454-6440www.heritagemedpeds.com

hillcrest memorial hospital/ghsDr. Eric Bour729 SE Main StreetSimpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-454-6151Fax: 864-454-6116www.ghs.org

nhc health care - mauldinDeborah Dobson850 E. Butler Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-675-6421Fax: 864-675-9122www.nhcmauldin.com

palmetto internal medicine & primary care, p.A.Bala Krishniah, MD, RVT300 W. Butler RoadMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-277-8300Fax: 864-288-8722www.my-pim.com

pathway hospice llcMary Morgan-Hand, RN511 W. Butler Rd. #BGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-312-6825Fax: 864-312-6812

sc skin cancer centerDr. James DeBloom II300 Ashby Park LaneGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-288-1154Fax: 864-288-2554www.jamesdebloom.com

steadman hawkins clinic of the carolinasBen Gecewich727 SE Main Street, Suite 220Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-454-7422Fax: 864-454-6605www.steadmanhawkinscc.com

the palmettos mauldin Assisted livingKathryn Davis810 E. Butler Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-627-0803Fax: 864-286-9939www.ThePalmettosMauldin.com

vision plusDr. Michael Wood1760 Woodruff Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-458-9600Fax: 864-234-6830

Bon secours st. francis health systemSomer LorenzOne St. Francis DriveGreenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-255-1000

heAting & Air conditioningAgs inc.Chris Armstrong416 South Main Street, Ste D Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-967-4445

All Weather services, inc.Thomas LaFoy III416 Main St., Unit GMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-239-7988Fax: 864-757-1292www.allweatherservices.com

home improvementBmg flooring, tile and cabinet centerJames E. Bostic, Sr.422 S. Main StMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-228-9464Fax: 864-228-6564www.bmgflooring.com

kwik kerbKim Berry2131 Woodruff RoadGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-284-6298www.kwikkerbcarolina.com

sherwin-WilliamsMolly Morris314 North Main StreetMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-234-7039Fax: 864-234-0425www.sherwinWilliams.com

hospitAlitycomfort inn - millenniumBen Duke2756 Laurens Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-288-6900Fax: 864-288-5935www.comfortinngreenville.com

embassy suitesMichael Heater670 Verdae Blvd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-676-9090Fax: 864-676-0669

hampton inn - simpsonvilleSelena Kelley3934 Grandview DriveSimpsonville, SC 29680Phone: 864-963-9292Fax: 864-962-9494www.simpsonville.hamp-toninn.com

holiday inn expressDexter Turner3821 Grandview Dr.Simpsonville , SC 29680Phone: 864-962-8500Fax: 864-962-8501www.hiexpress.com/simp-sonville

holiday inn express & suitesBobbie Mercer1036 Woodruff Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-678-5555Fax: 864-678-6666www.staysmartgreenville.com

staybridge suitesPam Carr31 Market Point DriveGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-288-4448www.staybridge.com/green-villesc

humAn resourceshuman technologies, inc.Katie Key105 N. Spring StreetGreenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-527-3376Fax: 864-467-0326www.htijobs.com

proJobsources.netGreg Lewis419 SE Main St. Suite 300Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-608-0466www.projobsources.net

trustaffBrooke Kay33 Market Point DriveGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-288-1562Fax: 864-288-2244www.trustaff.com

inJection moldingcenter line technology, inc.Hans-Peter Bolz341-C Miller RoadMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-9666Fax: 864-288-1883www.CLTMolds.com

insurAncecary ostendorff Agency inc./AllstateCary Ostendorff507 North Main StreetMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-297-0864Fax: 864-297-0866www.allstateagencies.com/costendorff.com

farm BureauRegina Roberts360 Tanner Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-297-3071Fax: 864-297-5159www.scfbins.com

new york lifeLilliana Velasquez Souder201 Manhassette CourtGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-213-5433Fax: 864-213-5434

palmetto insuranceMelony Gilstrap1004 W. Georgia Rd., Ste. ASimpsonville, SC 29680Phone: 864-963-8881Fax: 864-963-0627www.PalmettoInsurance.com

sandra gladden state farm AgencySandra Gladden139 Bridges RoadMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-458-9525Fax: 864-458-9512www.sandragladden.com

todd hatton Allstate AgencyTodd Hatton211 E. Butler Rd., Suite A-3Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-329-1330Fax: 864-329-1366www.agents.allstate.com/todd-hatton-maulldn

insurAnce - generAl / heAlthAflAcKaren Henry420 E. Park Ave., Suite 301Greenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-979-4136www.aflac.com

AflAc - Barry BrownBarry Brown420 E. Park Ave.Greenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-640-3263Fax: 864-242-0768www.aflac.com

Bluecross Blueshield of scSam MonroeI-20 at Alpine Rd AX-340Columbia, SC 29219Phone: 800-288-2227,x41004Fax: 803-699-5795www.SouthCarolinaBlues.com

geico - sims Agency llcGrant Sims1170 Woodruff Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-272-0246Fax: 864-272-1062www.geico.com/local/gran-tsims/

insurance marketNick Yaworsky3620 Pelham Rd. #329Greenville, SC 29615Phone: 864-335-4088Fax: 864-751-6333www.ins-market.com

insurance solutions & management system,incDonald F. Johnson Jr.P.O. Box 24168Greenville, SC 29616Phone: 864-420-2227Fax: 864-322-0870

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moman insurance Brokerage & consulting, inc.Gregory L. Moman100 Renaissance CircleMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-234-2920Fax: 864-234-2944

nationwide insurance, Brian spears AgencyBrian Spears684 Fairview Rd. Suite ASimpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-228-0754Fax: 864-228-0853

palmetto Benefit managementHeather Edwards23 Cleveland St., Ste. AGreenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-233-1101Fax: 864-233-6902

JeWelersrobinson Jewelers inc.Susan Robinson103 East Butler Plaza, Suite LMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-297-1461Fax: 864-297-0086

lAdies AppArel & fAshion JeWelrylady J BoutiqueJan Stanley2131 Woodruff Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-234-7766Fax: 864-234-4992

social Butterfly BoutiqueMichelle Black104 Mauldin Road, Suite FGreenville, SC 29605Phone: 864-387-6905www.mssocialbutterfly.com

lAW firms / legAl servicesBabb & Brown, pcEverette Babb505 W. Butler Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-422-0022Fax: 864-277-4007www.babbandbrown.com

Babb & Brown, pcChris Brown505 W. Butler Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-422-0022Fax: 864-277-4007www.babbandbrown.com

gainey & gainey, llp Attorneys at lawH. Michael Gainey408 E. Butler Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-8154Fax: 864-234-7958

hammond law llcByron Hammond410 E. Butler Road, Suite EMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-373-9154Fax: 864-373-9155www.hammondlawsc.com

larry k. Wood pALarry Wood410 East Butler Road, Suite EMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-675-0045Fax: 864-675-0205

murdock law firm, llcDeborah Murdock116 Renaissance CircleMauldin , SC 29662Phone: 864-213-1097Fax: 864-213-1098

the law offices of Jonathan p. Whitehead, llcJonathan P. Whitehead410 East Butler Road, Suite EMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-561-8011Fax: 864-675-0205www.whiteheadlawsc.com

lAWn mAintenAnceshowcase lawn maintenance & landscaping, llcLes MahaffeyP.O. Box 2807Easley, SC 29641Phone: 864-449-3007Fax: 864-269-4117

legAl serviceslegal shieldHenrimae Pruitt115 Basswood DriveMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-787-9907Fax: 877-223-6266www.prepaidlegal.com/hub/hpruitt

mAnufActuringAprons etc.Jeff HoffmanPO Box 1132Mauldin , SC 29662Phone: 864-281-9293Fax: 864-281-9299

BAsf - the chemical company Greg ScullPO Box 628Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-967-5126Fax: 864-967-5161www.basf.com

kenlin corporationChris WrobelPO Box 276Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-627-4330Fax: 864-627-4331

mArketing/sAlesclear channel greenvilleJeff Gerber101 North Main Street, Suite 1000Greenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-242-1005Fax: 864-242-9125www.wmyi.com

mediamark Mark Rodeffer13 Southern Oaks Ct.Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-423-8074www.mediamarkcreative.com

mArketing/sAles - Welcome servicegreater greenville greeterBrenda VerdoneP.O. Box 14564Greenville, SC 29610Phone: 864-423-8404www.upstategreeter.com

mAssAge therApyAbout healing handsErnestine (Tine) Driver408A E. Butler Rd, Suite BMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-201-4263Fax: 864-254-0208www.abouthealinghands.net

Blissful skincare and massage therapy, llcStaci Cassell1008 Three Bridges Rd.Easley, SC 29642Phone: 864-616-6022www.blissfulskincare.com

carolina school of massage & Wellness centerKim Harrell1607-D Woodruff Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-234-7191www.carolinaschoolofmas-sage.com

grace spa & Wellness centersValencia Littlejohn623 N. Main St.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-214-5899www.gracewellnesscenters.com

moBile homes - sAles & rentAlskent-gault manufactured homesMitch Gault705 North Main StreetMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-5623Fax: 864-281-0419www.kentgault.com

moving And storAgehd Auston moving systemsHardy Auston III300 Hammett Street #109Greenville, SC 29609Phone: 864-269-0073www.austonmoving.com

musicmusical innovations, llcTracy Leenman150-G Tanner Rd. at ButlerGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-286-8742Fax: 864-286-8746www.musicalinnovations.biz

muzak, llcPaige Wintz106 Ansley DriveSimpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-905-2380Fax: 864-284-0753www.muzak.com

office equipment/suppliessharp Business systemsRandall Bidwell109 Ben Hamby DriveGreenville, SC 29615Phone: 864-675-2000Fax: 864-675-2186

toshiba Business solutionsWade Martin201-C Pelham Davis CircleGreenville, SC 29615Phone: 864-288-3107 Fax: 864-288-3639www.tbscarolinas.com

saunders of simpsonvilleBret Saunders611 N. E. Main St.Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-967-2935Fax: 864-967-2164www.saundersos.com

orgAnizing compAnyget u organized, llcRandy Nelson2131 Woodruff Rd., Ste.2100 #357Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-991-3739Fax: 864-991-3739

pAcking & shippingups storeRobert Belk201-B W. Butler Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-676-9186Fax: 864-676-9187

pArty supplies & rentAlsABc rental centerScott Wiener286 Rocky Creek RoadGreenville, SC 29615Phone: 864-675-6688Fax: 864-322-0253www.abcgreenville.com

pest controlcompass pest control, incDale Greene754 Mauldin Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-422-1070Fax: 864-422-0420www.cpestman.com

terminix service inc.Bill Miller1 Chick Springs Rd.Greenville, SC 29609Phone: 864-277-2264

pet servicesWhiskers pet groomingSusan Allred Spivey209-C E. Butler Rd.Mauldin , SC 29662Phone: 864-676-0002

phArmAcyWalgreen companyTrish Halmich104 West Butler Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-297-0739Fax: 864-297-1235www.walgreens.com

photogrAphyharper and harper photographyWillie Harper204 Shadecrest Dr.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-901-6644www.harperandharperphotog-raphy.com

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plumBingAll About plumbingSteve Pillon206 Devon Dr.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-436-3006www.allaboutplumbingsc.com

printing Bradham printingCasey Bradham11 Barkingham LaneGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-297-5639Fax: 864-288-1304

indexx printing solutionsJordan Finn303 Haywood RoadGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-234-1024Fax: 864-234-7287www.indexxinc.com

minuteman press of mauldinKirk Butt103-F East Butler RoadMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-236-5523Fax: 864-233-0108www.mauldin.minuteman-press.com

privAte investigAtionssilvaggio investigations, llcPaul SilvaggioP.O. Box 641Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-907-3590Fax: 864-288-6998www.silvaggioinvestigations.com

sutton & Associates investigation, inc.Carol Sutton1 Chick Springs Rd., Suite 201 C-DGreenville, SC 29609Phone: 864-232-9007Fax: 864-271-3898

promotionAl productssolutions 4 promotionsCindy Woodside3 Longspur CourtSimpsonville, SC 29680Phone: 864-360-4387www.Solutions4promotions.com

property mAnAgementchastine-mAx property management, llcKaren Sweet38 Parkway Commons WayGreer, SC 29650Phone: 864-640-8137

Wilkinson real estate Advisors Wanda Siniard151 Century DriveGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-770-3429Fax: 864-233-5358www.wilkinsonrea.com

puBlic relAtionscomplete public relationsTim Brett104 Renaissance CircleMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-289-9772Fax: 864-289-9774

puBlicAtionsAol, inc./patchHal Millard1011 W. Butler Road #705Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 803-237-2341www.mauldin.patch.com

Apartment finder/ new homefinderMichelle Fleury1200 Woodruff Rd., St. C-40Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-281-9098Fax: 864-281-9371www.Apartmentfinder.com

greenville news - tribune timesKeith JohnsonPO Box 1688Greenville, SC 29602Phone: 864-298-4717www.tribunetimes.com

piedmont directories companyLee SchoonmakerPO Box 1800 Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-228-2006Fax: 864-228-2087

the original relocation guideSally Williamson418 Randall St.Greenville, SC 29609Phone: 917-886-3544www.relocationguide.biz

reAl estAtecoldwell Banker caineFritzi Barbour111 Williams St.Greenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-250-2850Fax: 864-255-8872www.cbcaine.com

fox run development, llcLawson ScogginsP.O. Box 606Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-525-7225Fax: 864-797-9982

Joy real estate co., inc.Pam Davis309 E. Butler Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-297-3111Fax: 864-676-1800www.joyrealestate.com

keller WilliamsBobbie Mercer800 Regent Park CourtGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-380-6056www.bobbiemercerfindsorsell-syourhome.com

key real estate llcDouglas Sprayberry400 South Main St., Suite AMauldin , SC 29662Phone: 864-757-2222Fax: 864-757-2223www.keyrealestatellc.com

prudential /c.dan Joyner co. realtors pleasantburg officeTeresa Cox745 N. Pleasantburg DriveGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-242-6650Fax: 864-678-9429www.cdanjoyner.com

south carolina home corporationNima Buva319 Garlington Rd., Suite C-4Greenville, SC 29615Phone: 864-634-8670Fax: 864-335-9276www.sweetpalmettohome.com

shaw resourcesRon Shaw126 Millport Circle, Ste 200Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-233-6391Fax: 864-242-0245www.shawresourcesinc.com

relocAtion/temporAry housingApartment & corporate relocation services Bobbie Nicholson775 Woodruff Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-297-5690Fax: 864-627-4219www.locatehousing.com

restAurAnts/cAtering/ BAkeryButtercream BakehouseKarrie Daze1099 E. Butler Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-313-1816www.ButtercreamBakehouse.com

chef 360 cateringChef Peter Collins130 Johns Road, Suite CGreer, SC 29650Phone: 864-242-5578www.chef360catering.com

chick-fil-A of Woodruff roadChuck Church1225 Woodruff Rd.Greenville , SC 29607Phone: 864-234-7747Fax: 864-286-6670

chicora AlleyAdam “Bert” Dixon116 N. Main StreetMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-991-8863www.chicoraalley.com

dairy queenJay Crockett112 North Main StreetMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-373-9896

dunkin’ donutsLori Jo Cooper101 S. Main StreetMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-234-3211Fax: 864-234-3213

fatboy’s BarbequeAnn Wynn2 Page LaneGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-313-0468

friars tavernRob Goldt2607 Woodruff RdSimpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-288-1898www.FriarsTavern.net

greenfield Bagels & deli Robin Greenfield101 Verdae Blvd., Suite 180Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-987-0064Fax: 864-987-0065

gretchen’s ABs cakesGretchen & Craig Grounsell439 North Main StreetMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-297-3095

Jason’s deliCody Thompson824 Woods CrossingGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-284-9870Fax: 864-284-9871www.jasonsdeli.com

mcdonald’s of mauldinJohn Kennedy114 M W. Butler Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-7696Fax: 864-234-5966

p. simpson’s hometown grilleJohn Cegledy111 N. Main St.Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-757-9691Fax: 864-757-9693www.psimpsons.com

panera BreadDavid Watts1125 Woodruff Rd. Ste 1705Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-286-3923Fax: 864-371-7523www.panerabread.com

pizza hutThomas Thompson336 W. Butler Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-1600

roe’sRyan Roe1606 Woodruff RoadGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-631-2722www.roeburger.com

sonic - America’s drive-inRacheal Riddle386.W. Butler Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-236-9200Fax: 864-236-0532www.sonicdrivein.com

stella’s southern BistroJulia Scholz684 C Fairview Rd.Simpsonville, SC 29680Phone: 864-757-1212Fax: 864-757-1214www.stellasbistro.com

tablefields market kitchenChevon Howard1117A Woodruff RoadGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-234-0916Fax: 864-234-6567www.tablefields.com

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tavern 24Roger Tate1145 Woodruff Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-627-9077Fax: 864-284-6852www.tavern24.com

tequilana mexican restaurantOrlando Vazquez785 E. Butler Rd., # B-CMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-631-1566Fax: 864-631-1567www.tequilanamexicanrestau-rant.com

terra cuisineRachel Williams3 Dalegrove Ct.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-354-6008www.terracuisineonline.com

the turtle shell grill and BarCraig Marriello306 N. Main St.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-438-4777Fax: 864-438-4779www.theturtleshellgrillandbar.com

voodoo BBq & grillPatrick Kerr1717 Woodruff RoadGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-631-1975Fax: 864-631-1976

WingstopJesse Prioleau1717 Woodruff Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-631-2701Fax: 864-631-2711www.wingstop.com

retAilAunt pitty pats Antiques & consignmentsPaul Gentry102 E. Butler Road, Suite DMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-787-7850

party JunctionMisty Bever413 B North Main St.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-675-9500Fax: 864-675-9545www.partyjunctionllc.com

retAil/ABcmaria’s liquorsDavid Grier273 W. Butler RoadMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-0089

retAil/gun & pAWngunslingers pawn and gun llcDendall Wood110 E. Butler Rd. Suite EMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-0068

retAil clothing/footWeAr/uniformsharrison’s WorkwearDanny Harrison206-D New Neely Ferry Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-284-0041Fax: 864-284-0041www.harrisonsworkwear.com

retAil - Wine store/BArvinos etc.Mandi Leche2531 Woodruff Road, Suite 107Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-236-8604www.vinosetconline.com

sAlon & dAy spAAppearances salon & day spa inc.Tony Williams111 North Main St.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-8242

massage envy spa at verdae villageDon and Caroline Taylor101 Verdae Blvd., Ste. 900Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-675-1155www.massageenvy.com

securityAmerican protection, llcTim and Rebecca Vaught4 Colombard Ct.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-331-9580Fax: 864-752-1682

priority one security Chris Hannon18 Interchange Blvd., Suite BGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-288-1400Fax: 864-281-9444www.priority1security.com

security/fire AlArmsindustrial fire systems, inc.Jim Davis11 Park Place CourtGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-422-1822Fax: 864-422-1266

self storAgeinterstate self storageCindy Coffman30 Interchange Blvd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-627-9299Fax: 864-627-9583www.interstateself-storage.com

signscustom signs & graphicsPhillip & Teresa Freeman4 E Butler Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-2411Fax: 864-286-3164

fast signs of greenvilleRick Lenz541 Haywood Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-295-5000Fax: 864-292-5500www.fastsigns.com/40

telecommunicAtionsAt & tJames Evers218 College StreetGreenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-298-4949Fax: 864-298-4943www.bellsouth.com

charter BusinessJeff QuinleyJames Stewart2 Digital Place, 2nd FloorSimpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-254-7453Fax: 864-254-7325

charter communicationsNA 2 Digital PlaceSimpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 888-438-2427www.charter.com

trophiesupstate trophies, inc.Bill Linse403 North Main StreetMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-234-6886Fax: 864-234-7090www.upstatetrophies.com

urgent cAre centerdoctor’s expressTim Groves1467 Woodruff rd., Suite CGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-458-8126Fax: 864-458-8129www.doctorsexpressgreenville.com

utilitiesduke energy carolinasMike Wilson40 W. Broad St. Suite 690Greenville, SC 29601Phone: 800-777-9898Fax: 864-370-5183www.duke-energy.com

laurens electric co-opJim DonahooPO Box 700Laurens, SC 29360Phone: 864-683-1630Fax: 864-683-5178www.laurenselectric.com

piedmont natural gasMike DurhamP.O. Box 1149Hickory, NC 28603Phone: 864-286-7912Fax: 828-327-3323www.piedmontng.com

veterinAriAnsmcphail Animal hospital, inc.Walter McPhail, DVM2 Jenkins CourtMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-7618Fax: 864-288-7619

oasis Animal hospital, inc.Brenda J. Brandt, DVM11 W. Pointe Blvd.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-4000Fax: 864-288-6861www.oasisanimalhospital.com

Woodruff road Animal hospitalDr. Deborah Perzak2709 Woodruff Rd.Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-234-5995Fax: 864-234-5918www.woodruffrdah.com

video productionother vision studiosCollins White90 Pleasantdale CircleGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-640-1992www.othervision.net

WAste mAnAgementrepublic servicesShane Walker684 Mauldin Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-277-6500Fax: 864-277-0002

Weddings & eventsAll occasion celebrationsKrystal Donald108 N. Main St.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-284-6686www.alloccasioncelebrations.com

events with AmoreMaria AmoreP.O. Box 1036Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-434-9006

ryan nicholas innKim Becherer815 Holland RoadSimsponville, SC 29681Phone: 864-286-6000Fax: 864-286-6001www.ryannicholasinn.com

Wellness cAre thAt utilizes chiroprActic, Weightlife source spine and WellnessDr. Matthew Cohen111 Fairview Point DriveSimpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-228-6500www.lifesourcespineandwellness.com

WholesAle Buying cluBcostco WholesaleDawn Bustamante1021 Woodruff Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-297-2560Fax: 864-297-2564www.costco.com

sam’s club 8278Nicki Grumbles1211 Woodruff RoadGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-987-7220Fax: 864-987-7044www.samsclub.com

WindoW treAtments & home Accessoriespoinsett interiors design solutions llcSheryll Lavender237 Merrifield Dr.Greenville, SC 29615Phone: 864-569-0788Fax: 864-335-9037www.poinsettinteriors.com

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535 Brookwood ApartmentsDaniel Malone535 Brookwood Point PlaceSimpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-228-2028Fax: 864-228-2026www.535Brookwood.comApartment Communities/ Rentals

ABc rental centerScott Wiener286 Rocky Creek RoadGreenville, SC 29615Phone: 864-675-6688Fax: 864-322-0253www.abcgreenville.comParty Supplies & Rentals

About healing handsErnestine (Tine) Driver408A E. Butler Rd, Suite BMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-201-4263Fax: 864-254-0208www.abouthealinghands.netMassage Therapy

Accountants 4 u, llcJuan & Shirley Sepulveda, CPA1201 Alexander Street, Suite DMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-275-8432Fax: 864-373-9900 www.accountants4u.bizAccounting / Taxes / CPA

AflAcKaren Henry420 E. Park Ave., Suite 301Greenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-979-4136www.aflac.comInsurance - General / Health

AflAcBarry Brown420 E. Park Ave.Greenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-640-3263Fax: 864-242-0768www.aflac.comInsurance - General / Health

After school plusPat Britt510 S. Main St.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-228-2830Fax: 864-963-7750www.afterschoolplus.orgChild Care/Education

Ags inc.Chris Armstrong416 South Main Street, Ste D Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-967-4445Heating & Air Conditioning

All About plumbingSteve Pillon206 Devon Dr.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-436-3006www.allaboutplumbingsc.comPlumbing

All occasion celebrationsKrystal Donald108 N. Main St.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-284-6686www.alloccasioncelebrations.comWeddings & Events

All Weather services, inc.Thomas LaFoy III416 Main St., Unit GMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-239-7988Fax: 864-757-1292www.allweatherservices.comHeating & Air Conditioning

Always moneyDonna McLeod101 S. Main St, Ste BMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-281-1577www.alwaysmoney.comFinancial Services

American protection, llcTim and Rebecca Vaught4 Colombard Ct.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-331-9580Fax: 864-752-1682Security

Anc groupBrian Daughhetee1200 Woodruff Road, Ste A-3Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 888-424-4863Fax: 864-335-8253www.ancgroup.comComputers/Information Tech-nology

Anglican church of st. george the martyrThe Rev. Paul Rivard427 Batesville Rd.Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-281-0015Fax: 864-281-0060www.stgeorgeapa.orgChurches

Aol, inc./patchHal Millard1011 W. Butler Road #705Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 803-237-2341www.mauldin.patch.comPublications

Apartment & corporate relocation services Bobbie Nicholson775 Woodruff Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-297-5690Fax: 864-627-4219www.locatehousing.comRelocation/ Temporary Housing

Apartment finder/ new homefinderMichelle Fleury1200 Woodruff Rd., St. C-40Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-281-9098Fax: 864-281-9371www.Apartmentfinder.comPublications

Appearances salon & day spa inc.Tony Williams111 North Main St.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-8242Salon & Day Spa

Aprons etc.Jeff HoffmanPO Box 1132Mauldin , SC 29662Phone: 864-281-9293Fax: 864-281-9299Manufacturing

Arbors at BrookfieldKimberly DeFrain782 E. Butler Rd., Ste. 100Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-458-8363Fax: 864-297-5447www.arborsatbrookfield.comApartment Communities/ Rentals

Ashby park pediatric dentistryDr. Jennifer Fogle100 Regent Park CourtGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-234-3424Fax: 864-234-8234www.wild4smiles.comDentists - Pediatric

Ashmore Bridge estatesJessica Every423 West Butler RoadMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-277-2888Fax: 864-277-9270Apartment Communities/ Rentals

At & tJames Evers218 College StreetGreenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-298-4949Fax: 864-298-4943www.bellsouth.comTelecommunications

At home careGinger Tapp2510 Wade Hampton BlvdGreenville, SC 29615Phone: 864-232-0621www.AtHomeCareUpstate.comHealth Care

Aunt pitty pats Antiques & consignmentsPaul Gentry102 E. Butler Road, Suite DMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-787-7850Retail

Babb & Brown, pcEverette Babb505 W. Butler Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-422-0022Fax: 864-277-4007www.babbandbrown.comLaw Firms / Legal Services

Babb & Brown, pcChris Brown505 W. Butler Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-422-0022Fax: 864-277-4007www.babbandbrown.comLaw Firms / Legal Services

BAsf - the chemical company Greg ScullPO Box 628Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-967-5126Fax: 864-967-5161www.basf.comManufacturing

BB&tReyna Soto110 North Main StreetMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-282-3560Fax: 864-282-3569www.bb&t.comBanking / Finance

Bell BrookfieldMichelle Gray815 E. Butler Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-297-1840Fax: 864-288-6167Apartment Communities/ Rentals

Bethel elementary schoolBrenda Byrd111 Bethel School RoadSimpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-355-4100Fax: 864-355-4180www.greenville.k12.sc.us/bethelEducation

Better Business Bureau of upstateVee Daniel408 North Church Street, Suite CGreenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-242-5052Fax: 864-271-9802www.upstatesc.bbb.orgCivic Organizations/Non-Profit

Bi-lo, inc.NA PO Box 99Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 904-370-5000www.bi-lo.comGrocery Stores

Blissful skincare and massage therapy, llcStaci Cassell1008 Three Bridges Rd.Easley, SC 29642Phone: 864-616-6022www.blissfulskincare.comMassage Therapy

Blue ridge council, Boy scouts of AmericaMike Butler1 Park PlazaGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-233-8363Fax: 864-233-2434www.blueridgecouncil.orgCivic Organizations/Non-Profit

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Blue star mothers of America (gville chapter)Mary ArrowoodP.O. Box 2552Greenville, SC 29609Phone: 864-246-7059www.greenvilleupstatebsm.comCivic Organizations/Non-Profit

Bluecross Blueshield of scSam MonroeI-20 at Alpine Rd AX-340Columbia, SC 29219Phone: 800-288-2227,x41004Fax: 803-699-5795www.SouthCarolinaBlues.comInsurance - General / Health

Bmg flooring, tile and cabinet centerJames E. Bostic, Sr.422 S. Main StMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-228-9464Fax: 864-228-6564www.bmgflooring.comHome Improvement

Bnc i marketingRichard Bivans2607 Woodruff Rd., Ste. E 535Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-640-8808www.bnc-imarketing.comComputer/Website Design

Bon secours st. francis health systemSomer LorenzOne St. Francis DriveGreenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-255-1000Health Care

Bradham printingCasey Bradham11 Barkingham LaneGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-297-5639Fax: 864-288-1304Printing

Brookshire collision repairKathryn Arnold115 Murray DriveMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-9875Fax: 864-458-8287Automobile Service / Repairs

Buttercream BakehouseKarrie Daze1099 E. Butler Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-313-1816www.ButtercreamBakehouse.comRestaurants / Catering / Bakery

carolina school of massage & Wellness centerKim Harrell1607-D Woodruff Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-234-7191www.carolinaschoolofmassage.comMassage Therapy

carolina upper cervical centerDr. Justin Snider110A Hospital DriveSimpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-551-2096Fax: 864-531-2108Chiropractic Care

cary ostendorff Agency inc./AllstateCary Ostendorff507 North Main StreetMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-297-0864Fax: 864-297-0866www.allstateagencies.com/costendorff.comInsurance

center for community servicesArelis Moore1102 Howard DriveSimpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-967-2022Fax: 864-967-0288www.centercs.comCivic Organizations/Non-Profit

center line technology, inc.Hans-Peter Bolz341-C Miller RoadMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-9666Fax: 864-288-1883www.CLTMolds.comInjection Molding

certus Bank Brad McGaha787-G East Butler Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-272-0825Fax: 864-272-0829www.CertusBank.comBanking/ Finance

charter BusinessJeff QuinleyJames Stewart2 Digital Place, 2nd FloorSimpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-254-7453Fax: 864-254-7325Telecommunications

charter communicationsNA 2 Digital PlaceSimpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 888-438-2427www.charter.comTelecommunications

chastine - mAx property management, llcKaren Sweet38 Parkway Commons WayGreer, SC 29650Phone: 864-640-8137Property Management

chef 360 cateringChef Peter Collins130 Johns Road, Suite CGreer, SC 29650Phone: 864-242-5578www.chef360catering.comRestaurants / Catering / Bakery

chick-fil-A of Woodruff roadChuck Church1225 Woodruff Rd.Greenville , SC 29607Phone: 864-234-7747Fax: 864-286-6670Restaurants / Catering / Bakery

chicora AlleyAdam “Bert” Dixon116 N. Main StreetMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-991-8863www.chicoraalley.comRestaurants / Catering / Bakery

chief Builders, llcRoger GuthriePO Box 397Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-630-4879Fax: 864-963-9971wwwchief-builders.comContractors / Remodeling

city of mauldin - city AdministratorTrey Eubanks IIIPO Box 249Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-4910Fax: 864-297-3411www.cityofmauldin.orgGovernment

city of mauldin - city council seat #1Councilwoman Patricia Gettys67 Barnwood CircleMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-627-0799www.cityofmauldin.orgGovernment

city of mauldin - city council seat #2Councilman Bob CookP.O. Box 1127Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-967-8062www.cityofmauldin.orgGovernment

city of mauldin - city council seat #3Councilman Gabe Hunter2 Blue Jay CourtGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-288-0412www.cityofmauldin.orgGovernment

city of mauldin - city council seat #4Councilman Scott Crosby209 Shadecrest Dr.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-675-0942 www.cityofmauldin.orgGovernment

city of mauldin -city council seat #5Councilman Dale Black 124 Brookbend RoadMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-6538www.cityofmauldin.orgGovernment

city of mauldin - city council seat #6Councilman Larry Goodson104 Rainbow Circle #14Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-0325www.cityofmauldin.orgGovernment

city of mauldin - economic developmentJohn GardnerPO Box 249Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-467-7373Fax: 864-467-5962www.cityofmauldin.orgGovernment

city of mauldin - finance directorHolly AbercrombiePO Box 250Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-289-8895www.cityofmauldin.orgGovernment

city of mauldin - fire deptCapt. Phillip BrownPO Box 249Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-5094www.mauldinfiredeparment.comGovernment

city of mauldin - mayorDennis Raines PO Box 249Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-505-5417www.cityofmauldin.orgGovernment

city of mauldin - police deptChief M. Bryan TurnerPO Box 249Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-289-8900www.mauldinpolice.comGovernment

city of mauldin - public WorksP. O Box 249Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-289-8891www.cityofmauldin.orgGovernment

city of mauldin - recreation directorVan BrannonPO Box 249Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-3354www.cityofmauldin.orgGovernment

city of mauldin - sports centerJennifer Edwins10 City Center Dr.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-335-4875Fax: 864-335-4887www.mauldinrecreation.comFitness & Health

classic carpets & interiors, inc.Len C. Zimmerman167 Verdin RoadGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-527-5555Fax: 864-254-6258www.classiccarpetsinc.comFloor Covering/Tile/Cabinets

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clear channel greenvilleJeff Gerber101 North Main Street, Suite 1000Greenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-242-1005Fax: 864-242-9125www.wmyi.comMarketing/Sales

clemson small Business dev. centerScott Whelchel55 E. Camperdown Way,1st FloorGreenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-370-1545Fax: 864-370-1522www.clemson.edu/sbdcEducation

clemson university - icArJohn Boyette5 Research Dr.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-283-7100Fax: 864-283-7125www.clemsonuniversity.comEducation

coldwell Banker caineFritzi Barbour111 Williams St.Greenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-250-2850Fax: 864-255-8872www.cbcaine.comReal Estate

coles, robert l., dmd pADr. Robert Coles15-B Winchester CourtMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-297-3601Fax: 864-297-7997Dentists - Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

comfort inn-millenniumBen Duke2756 Laurens Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-288-6900Fax: 864-288-5935www.comfortinngreenville.comHospitality

compass pest control, incDale Greene754 Mauldin Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-422-1070Fax: 864-422-0420www.cpestman.comPest Control

complete public relationsTim Brett104 Renaissance CircleMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-289-9772Fax: 864-289-9774Public Relations

costco WholesaleDawn Bustamante1021 Woodruff Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-297-2560Fax: 864-297-2564www.costco.comWholesale Buying Club

county Wide chem-dryT. Alan RickardP.O. Box 6336Greenville, SC 29606Phone: 864-277-3611Fax: 864-369-7811www.countywidecd.comCleaning and Restoration

crafted solutionsNorman BunnP.O. Box 693Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-236-4171Fax: 732-568-7645www.CraftedSolutions.comComputer/Website Design

crown nissan greenvilleRobert Williams2712 Laurens Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-254-7700Fax: 864-281-1649www.crownauto.comAutomotive

custom signs & graphicsPhillip & Teresa Freeman4 E Butler Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-2411Fax: 864-286-3164Signs

d.t. fulmer, d.m.d., p.A.Dee Fulmer, DMD105-D East Butler RoadMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-297-1367Fax: 864-676-1992Dentists - Orthodontics

dairy queenJay Crockett112 North Main StreetMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-373-9896 Restaurants/Catering/Bakery

deaville roofing & constructionErin LaTour31 Boland Ct., Suite 148Greenville, SC 29615Phone: 864-414-7215www.deavilleroofing.netContractors / Remodeling

dentalWorksKathryn McGowan4 Market Point Dr.,Suite EGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-284-0066Fax: 864-254-9787www.dentalworks.comDentists - General

doctor’s expressTim Groves1467 Woodruff Rd., Suite CGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-458-8126Fax: 864-458-8129www.doctorsexpressgreenville.comUrgent Care Center

duke energy carolinasMike Wilson40 W. Broad Street, Suite 690Greenville, SC 29601Phone: 800-777-9898Fax: 864-370-5183www.duke-energy.comUtilities

dunkin’ donutsLori Jo Cooper101 S. Main StreetMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-234-3211Fax: 864-234-3213Restaurants / Catering / Bakery

edward JonesCelinda Marshall787-F E. Butler Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-297-3188Fax: 877-879-8877www.edwardjones.comFinancial Investments

edward Jones Mark Brunson601 N. Main St.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-458-8911www.edwardjones.comFinancial Investments

embassy suitesMichael Heater670 Verdae Blvd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-676-9090Fax: 864-676-0669Hospitality

emmanuel Bible churchBrad Baugham437 W. Butler RoadMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-561-9800www.ebcupstate.comChurches

estates at BellwoodShaun Phillips7 Southpointe Dr.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-676-9063Fax: 864-676-0700www.estatesatbellwoodapts.comApartment Communities/ Rentals

events with AmoreMaria AmoreP.O. Box 1036Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-434-9006Weddings & Events

everyday glamour girl skin care clinic, inc.Elle Kersey5 Owens Lane, Ste. CMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-275-1157www.everydayglamourgirl.comBeauty/Skin Care Products

extended hands for Busi-ness servicesSherrie Wells109 Golden Crest Ct.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-979-4958Fax: 864-236-7173Concierge Services

factory furniture co.Richard Kern729 N Main St.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-297-5595www.factoryfurniturecompany.comFurniture Sales

families first family medicineAnne Tuggle, MD11 Jenkins StreetMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-1941Fax: 864-299-1946Health Care

farm BureauRegina Roberts360 Tanner Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-297-3071Fax: 864-297-5159www.scfbins.comInsurance

fast signs of greenvilleRick Lenz541 Haywood Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-295-5000Fax: 864-292-5500www.fastsigns.com/40Signs

fatboy’s BarbequeAnn Wynn2 Page LaneGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-313-0468Restaurants / Catering / Bakery

first Baptist church of mauldinThe Rev. Wade Leonard150 S. Main St. Mauldin , SC 29662Phone: 864-288-7835Fax: 864-297-1289www.fbcmauldin.orgChurches

first citizensElizabeth Short112 West Butler RoadMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-255-3710Fax: 864-255-3727www.firstcitizensonline.comBanking / Finance

floorsElie Alam5216-A Pelham RoadGreenville, SC 29615Phone: 864-286-8782Fax: 864-286-8953www.SCFloors.comFloor Covering/Tile/Cabinets

fountain inn chamber of commerceJohn Hastings Sr.102Depot StreetFountain Inn, SC 29644Phone: 864-862-2586Fax: 864-862-1086www.fountaininnchamber.orgChambers of Commerce

fountain inn civic centerVan Broad315 N. Main St.Fountain Inn, SC 29644Phone: 864-409-1050Fax: 864-409-3360www.ficiviccenter.orgEntertainment

fox run development, llcLawson ScogginsP.O. Box 606Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-525-7225Fax: 864-797-9982Real Estate

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frame WarehouseDiane Toro1748 Woodruff RdGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-297-6565Fax: 864-297-6565www.framewarehouse.netArt

friars tavernRob Goldt2607 Woodruff RdSimpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-288-1898www.FriarsTavern.netRestaurants / Catering / Bakery

gainey & gainey, llp Attorneys at lawH. Michael Gainey408 E. Butler Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-8154Fax: 864-234-7958Law Firms / Legal Services

garden district Apartment homesBrooke Hallman100 Garden District Dr.Simpsonville , SC 29681Phone: 864-963-1000Fax: 864-963-1001www.livegardendistrict.comApartment Communities/ Rentals

garland’s flowers and giftsFrances Garland17 East Butler RoadMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-297-0661Fax: 864-297-0440Florists

geico - sims Agency llcGrant Sims1170 Woodruff Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-272-0246Fax: 864-272-1062www.geico.com/local/gran-tsims/Insurance - General / Health

get u organized, llcRandy Nelson2131 Woodruff Rd., Ste.2100 #357Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-991-3739Fax: 864-991-3739Organizing Company

girl scouts of sc, mountains to the midlandsShelia Snoddy5 Independence Point,Suite 120Greenville, SC 29615Phone: 864-770-1400www.gssc-mm.org/Civic Organizations/Non-Profit

god’s pantry inc.Tom WilliamsP.O. Box 786 Fountain Inn, SC 29644Phone: 864-963-4441Fax: 864-963-4656www.godspantrysc.orgCivic Organizations/Non-Profit

grace covenant presbyterian churchRev. Rusty Benton739 North Main StreetMauldin , SC 29662Phone: 864-288-3951Fax: 864-288-5817www.gcpc.netChurches

grace covenant presbyterian kindergartenMelissa Hahn739 North Main StreetMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-676-0844 Fax: 864-288-5817www.gcpc.netEducation

grace spa & Wellness centersValencia Littlejohn623 N. Main St.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-214-5899www.gracewellnesscenters.comMessage Therapy

greater greenville chamber of commerceBen Haskew24 Cleveland StreetGreenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-242-1050Fax: 864-282-8509www.greenvillechamber.orgChambers of Commerce

greater greenville greeterBrenda VerdoneP.O. Box 14564Greenville, SC 29610Phone: 864-423-8404www.upstategreeter.comMarketing/Sales - Welcome Service

greco cleaning servicesTroy Knight122 Renaissance Cir, Ste 1Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-438-4947www.grecoclean.comCleaning Commercial / Resi-dential

greene, finney and horton, llpLarry Finney211 East Butler Road, Ste C-6Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-232-5204Fax: 864-232-5532www.gfandh.comAccounting / Taxes / CPA

greenfield Bagels & deli Robin Greenfield101 Verdae Blvd., Suite 180Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-987-0064Fax: 864-987-0065Restaurants / Catering / Bakery

greenville Area development corporationJerry Howard223 N. Main St., Suite 250Greenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-235-2008Fax: 864-235-9030www.greenvilleeconomicdevel-opment.comEconomic Development

greenville convention and visitors BureauDiane Wilson148 River Street #222Greenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-421-0000Fax: 864-421-0005www.greenvillecvb.comCivic Organizations/Non-Profit

greenville county council, district 28Councilman Fred Payne1907 Bethel RoadSimpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-884-8899Fax: 864-963-1564www.greenvillecounty.orgGovernment

greenville disabilities & special needs BoardLynne LangrehrP.O. Box 17467Greenville, SC 29606Phone: 864-288-1907, x3543Fax: 864-297-4990www.gcdsnb.comCivic Organizations/Non-Profit

greenville forwardRussell Stall24 Cleveland StreetGreenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-233-8443www.greenvilleforward.comCivic Organizations/Non-Profit

greenville hospital system: greenville in harmony show chorusSusan Kelley320 Neely Crossing LaneSimpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-963-2295www.greenvilleinharmony.comEntertainment

greenville news - tribune timesKeith JohnsonPO Box 1688Greenville, SC 29602Phone: 864-298-4717www.tribunetimes.comPublications

greenville road WarriorsJohn Wilson650 N. Academy St.Greenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-250-4864Fax: 864-250-4793www.greenvilleroadwarriors.comEntertainment

greenville technical col-lege/Brashier campusChuck Morton1830 W. Georgia Rd.Simpsonville, SC 29680Phone: 864-228-5000Fax: 864-228-5009www.greenvilletech.comEducation

gretchen’s ABs cakesGretchen & Craig Grounsell439 North Main StreetMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-297-3095Restaurants / Catering / Bakery

gunslingers pawn and gun llcDendall Wood110 E. Butler Rd. Suite EMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-0068Retail / Gun & Pawn

h & r BlockJeremy Courtney843 NE Main St.Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-963-9400Fax: 864-963-1842www.hrblock.comAccounting / Taxes / CPA

hairstylisticsJuliana Valencia14B West Butler Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-631-8212www.Hairstylistics-salon.comBeauty/Skin Care Products

hammond law llcByron Hammond410 E. Butler Road, Suite EMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-373-9154Fax: 864-373-9155www.hammondlawsc.comLaw Firms / Legal Services

hampton inn - simpsonvilleSelena Kelley3934 Grandview DriveSimpsonville, SC 29680Phone: 864-963-9292Fax: 864-962-9494www.simpsonville.hamp-toninn.comHospitality

harbor light securities, llcKlaus D. Schoening, Sr.501 West Butler Rd. Suite C Box 4Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-277-5800Fax: 864-277-5577www.hlsecurities.comFinancial Investments

harper and harper photographyWillie Harper204 Shadecrest Dr.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-901-6644www.harperandharperphotog-raphy.comPhotography

harrison’s WorkwearDanny Harrison206-D New Neely Ferry Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-284-0041Fax: 864-284-0041www.harrisonsworkwear.comRetail Clothing/Footwear/Uniforms

harvest hope food Bank of greater greenvilleJane DanielP.O. Box 8858Greenville, SC 29604Phone: 864-281-3995Fax: 864-281-3998www.harvesthope.org Civic Organizations/Non-Profit

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hd Auston moving systemsHardy Auston III300 Hammett Street #109Greenville, SC 29609Phone: 864-269-0073www.austonmoving.comMoving and Storage

heart-n-hand cprCindy Jordan405 Adams Mill Rd Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-346-0402www.heartnhandcpr.comHealth Care

heritage pediatric & internal medicine-simpsonvilleAmanda O’Kelly,MD727 S.E. Main St. Ste 320Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-454-6440www.heritagemedpeds.comHealth Care

heritage pediatric & internal medicine-simpsonvilleJeremy M. Byrd, MD727 S.E. Main St. Ste 320Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-454-6440www.heritagemedpeds.comHealth Care

heritage pediatric & internal medicine - simpsonvilleStefanie M. Putnam, MD727 S.E. Main St. Ste 320Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-454-6440www.heritagemedpeds.comHealth Care

heritage pediatric & internal medicine - simpsonvilleHeather A. Moreira, MD727 S.E. Main St. Ste 320Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-454-6440www.heritagemedpeds.comHealth Care

hillcrest memorial hospital/ghsDr. Eric Bour729 SE Main StreetSimpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-454-6151Fax: 864-454-6116www.ghs.orgHealth Care

holiday inn expressDexter Turner3821 Grandview Dr.Simpsonville , SC 29680Phone: 864-962-8500Fax: 864-962-8501www.hiexpress.com/simp-sonvilleHospitality

holiday inn express & suitesBobbie Mercer1036 Woodruff Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-678-5555Fax: 864-678-6666www.staysmartgreenville.comHospitality

holly tree country clubJoe Jackson500 Golf Club DriveSimpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-967-9510Fax: 864-967-9701www.hollytreecountryclub.netCountry Clubs & Golf

holmes, Brenda715 Rice Road, Apt 1FRidgeland, MS 39157Phone: 769-257-4029Associate Members

horizon churchRev. Jim Stephenson1070 East Butler RoadGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-286-9911Fax: 864-286-9006www.horizonchurch.orgChurches

human technologies, inc.Katie Key105 N. Spring StreetGreenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-527-3376Fax: 864-467-0326www.htijobs.comHuman Resources

image collision repairJody Caldwell1290 Ridge RoadGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-297-6677www.imagecollisionrepair.comAutomobile Service / Repairs

indexx printing solutionsJordan Finn303 Haywood RoadGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-234-1024Fax: 864-234-7287www.indexxinc.comPrinting

industrial fire systems, inc.Jim Davis11 Park Place CourtGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-422-1822Fax: 864-422-1266Security/Fire Alarms

insurance marketNick Yaworsky3620 Pelham Rd. #329Greenville, SC 29615Phone: 864-335-4088Fax: 864-751-6333www.ins-market.comInsurance - General / Health

insurance solutions & man-agement system,incDonald F. Johnson Jr.P.O. Box 24168Greenville, SC 29616Phone: 864-420-2227Fax: 864-322-0870Insurance - General / Health

interstate self storageCindy Coffman30 Interchange Blvd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-627-9299Fax: 864-627-9583www.interstateself-storage.comSelf Storage

J & k B greenKaren Sams102 Brookhill PlaceMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-313-4710www.jkmedimassagers.comFitness & Health

Jason’s deliCody Thompson824 Woods CrossingGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-284-9870Fax: 864-284-9871www.jasonsdeli.comRestaurants / Catering / Bakery

Jay dee productionsJonathan Daniel524 Climbing Rose Ct.Fountain Inn, SC 29644Phone: 864-430-5197Entertainment

Jc rose and Associates, inc.John Rose 12 Park Place Court Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-299-4660Fax: 864-299-4669www.jcrose.netExhibit Builders

Joy real estate co., inc.Pam Davis309 E. Butler Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-297-3111Fax: 864-676-1800www.joyrealestate.comReal Estate

keller Williams - Bobbie mercerBobbie Mercer800 Regent Park CourtGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-380-6056www.bobbiemercerfindsorsell-syourhome.comReal Estate

kendrick, kim 3501 Pelham Rd., Suite 201Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-331-2216Fax: 864-331-2166www.countybankmortgage.com/kkAssociate Members

kenlin corporationChris WrobelPO Box 276Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-627-4330Fax: 864-627-4331Manufacturing

kent-gault manufactured homesMitch Gault705 North Main StreetMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-5623Fax: 864-281-0419www.kentgault.comMobile Homes - Sales & Rentals

key real estate llcDouglas Sprayberry400 South Main St., Suite AMauldin , SC 29662Phone: 864-757-2222Fax: 864-757-2223www.keyrealestatellc.comReal Estate

kuehne + nagel, inc.Dirk Lohmann65 Brookfield Oaks Drive, #100Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-879-1251Fax: 864-879-1326www.kuehne-nagel.comFreight Forwarding / Customs Brokerage

kwik kerbKim Berry2131 Woodruff RoadGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-284-6298www.kwikkerbcarolina.comHome Improvement

lady J BoutiqueJan Stanley2131 Woodruff Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-234-7766Fax: 864-234-4992Ladies Apparel & Fashion Jewelry

larry k. Wood pA410 East Butler Road, Suite EMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-675-0045Fax: 864-675-0205Law Firms / Legal Services

laurens electric co-opJim DonahooPO Box 700Laurens, SC 29360Phone: 864-683-1630Fax: 864-683-5178www.laurenselectric.comUtilities

legal shieldHenrimae Pruitt115 Basswood DriveMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-787-9907Fax: 877-223-6266www.prepaidlegal.com/hub/hpruittLegal Services

life source spine and WellnessDr. Matthew Cohen111 Fairview Point DriveSimpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-228-6500www.lifesourcespineandwellness.comWellness care that utilizes Chiropractic, Weight

lion’s gate ApartmentsMelissa Acker288 Old Mill RoadMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-297-6837Fax: 864-297-6840www.rampartnersllc.comApartment Communities/ Rentals

little stepsKevin Fort1107A NE Main St.Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-901-2506www.littlestepssc.orgCivic Organizations/Non-Profit

maria’s liquorsDavid Grier273 W. Butler RoadMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-0089Retail / ABC

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massage envy spa at verdae villageDon and Caroline Taylor101 Verdae Blvd., Ste. 900Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-675-1155www.massageenvy.comSalon & Day Spa

mauldin cultural centerGeorge Patrick McLeer101 E. Butler RoadMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-335-4862www.mauldinculturalcenter.orgCivic Organizations/Non-Profit

mauldin elementary schoolMichael Parker1194 Holland Rd.Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-355-3700Fax: 864-355-3783www.greenville.k12.sc.us/mauldineEducation

mauldin family dentistryDr. Daniel Halasz6 Winchester CourtMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-9780Fax: 864-627-0733Dentists - General

mauldin financial services, inc.Debbie Hanshaw107-D East Butler Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-289-9494Fax: 864-289-9441Financial Services

mauldin high schoolAnn Miller701 East Butler RoadMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-355-6500Fax: 864-355-6657www.greenville.k12.sc.us/mauldinhEducation

mauldin middle schoolRosia Gardner1190 Holland RoadSimpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-355-6770Fax: 864-355-6988www.greenville.k12.sc.us/mauldinmEducation

mauldin paint & Body, inc.Sandra Bridwell621 North Main StreetMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-0531Fax: 864-288-0309Automobile Service / Repairs

mauldin rotaryJohn Yost1100 Log Shoals RoadMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-963-4549www.rotary.orgCivic Organizations/Non-Profit

mcdonald’s of mauldinJohn Kennedy114 M W. Butler Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-7696Fax: 864-234-5966Restaurants / Catering / Bakery

mckinley, Judy308 Cherry Hill Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-288-8747Associate Members

mcphail Animal hospital, inc.Walter McPhail, DVM2 Jenkins CourtMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-7618Fax: 864-288-7619Veterinarians

mediamark Mark Rodeffer13 Southern Oaks Ct.Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-423-8074www.mediamarkcreative.comMarketing/Sales

mighty mouths - martin pediatric dentistry, llcTu-Wanda Martin, DDS218 New Neely Ferry RoadMauldin , SC 29662Phone: 864-627-0029Fax: 864-675-0980www.mightymouthsdentistry.comDentists - Pediatric

minuteman press of mauldinKirk Butt103-F East Butler RoadMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-236-5523Fax: 864-233-0108www.mauldin.minuteman-press.comPrinting

moman insurance Broker-age & consulting, inc.Gregory L. Moman100 Renaissance CircleMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-234-2920Fax: 864-234-2944Insurance - General / Health

montessori school of mauldinSamantha Vejay, M. Ed205 B East Butler Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-8613Fax: 864-288-9508www.mauldinmontessori.comEducation

moonstruck speciality storePam Harris301 N. Main St. Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-627-4046Fax: 864-627-4064www.moonstruckspecialtystore.comGifts & Accessories

murdock law firm, llcDeborah Murdock116 Renaissance CircleMauldin , SC 29662Phone: 864-213-1097Fax: 864-213-1098Law Firms

musical innovations, llcTracy Leenman150-G Tanner Rd. at ButlerGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-286-8742Fax: 864-286-8746www.musicalinnovations.bizMusic

muzak, llcPaige Wintz106 Ansley DriveSimpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-905-2380Fax: 864-284-0753www.muzak.comMusic

n-ctrlScott Mikula150 Tanner Rd, Suite EGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-335-8650Fax: 864-335-7114www.n-ctrl.comComputers/Information Tech-nology

nationwide insurance, Brian spears AgencyBrian Spears684 Fairview Rd. Suite ASimpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-228-0754Fax: 864-228-0853Insurance - General / Health

new york lifeLilliana Velasquez Souder201 Manhassette CourtGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-213-5433Fax: 864-213-5434Insurance

new york lifeJosh Gantt935 S. Main Street, Suite 400Greenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-678-7022Fax: 864-213-5434www.newyorklife.comFinancial Investments

nhc health care-mauldinDeborah Dobson850 E. Butler Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-675-6421Fax: 864-675-9122www.nhcmauldin.comHealth Care

oak pointe Apartment homesAmanda Hodgson112 Davenport RoadSimpsonville, SC 29680Phone: 864-228-2686Fax: 864-228-2855Apartment Communities/ Rentals

oasis Animal hospital, inc.Brenda J. Brandt, DVM11 W. Pointe Blvd.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-4000Fax: 864-288-6861www.oasisanimalhospital.comVeterinarians

other vision studiosCollins White90 Pleasantdale CircleGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-640-1992www.othervision.netVideo Production

p. simpson’s hometown grilleJohn Cegledy111 N. Main St.Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-757-9691Fax: 864-757-9693www.psimpsons.comRestaurants / Catering / Bakery

palmetto Benefit managementHeather Edwards23 Cleveland St., Ste. AGreenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-233-1101Fax: 864-233-6902Insurance - General / Health

palmetto car WashRobbie Mattson-Long410 N. Main St.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-297-5679Car Washes

palmetto insuranceMelony Gilstrap1004 W. Georgia Rd., Ste. ASimpsonville, SC 29680Phone: 864-963-8881Fax: 864-963-0627www.PalmettoInsurance.comInsurance

palmetto internal medicine & primary care, p.A.Bala Krishniah, MD, RVT300 W. Butler RoadMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-277-8300Fax: 864-288-8722www.my-pim.comHealth Care

panera BreadDavid Watts1125 Woodruff Rd. Ste 1705Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-286-3923Fax: 864-371-7523www.panerabread.comRestaurants / Catering / Bakery

park sterling Bank Holly Sherrill1620 Woodruff RoadGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-254-9100Fax: 864-254-9109www.parksterlingbank.comBanking/ Finance

party JunctionMisty Bever413 B North Main St.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-675-9500Fax: 864-675-9545www.partyjunctionllc.comRetail

pathway hospice llcMary Morgan-Hand, RN511 W. Butler Rd. #BGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-312-6825Fax: 864-312-6812Health Care

pazdan-smith group, inc.Joseph Pazdan IIPO Box 8922 Greenville, SC 29604Phone: 864-242-2033Fax: 864-242-2034www.pazdan-smith.comArchitects

pepsi-cola of greenvilleWayne Holcombe751 State Park Rd.Greenville, SC 29609Phone: 864-242-6041Beverage Distribution

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periodontal and dental implant center of greenvilleNorman B. Fine, DMD, MDS517 West Butler RoadGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-299-5900Fax: 864-299-5033Dentist - Periodontics

personal pathways to successJay Blankenship225 S. Pleasantburg Dr., Ste. C-11Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-467-8080Fax: 864-467-7416www.personalpathways.sc.gov/greenvillecountyCivic Organizations/Non-Profit

piedmont directories companyLee SchoonmakerPO Box 1800 Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-228-2006Fax: 864-228-2087Publications

piedmont natural gasMike DurhamP.O. Box 1149Hickory, NC 28603Phone: 864-286-7912Fax: 828-327-3323www.piedmontng.comUtilities

piedmont scoreUwe Diestel300 East Washington StreetGreenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-271-3638Fax: 864-271-3638www.piedmontscore.orgCivic Organizations/Non-Profit

piedmont Wood carvers club, inc.David SikkeleeP.O. Box 25393Greenville, SC 29616Phone: 864-458-7240www.piedmontwoodcarvers.comCivic Organizations/Non-Profit

pizza hutThomas Thompson336 W. Butler Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-1600Restaurants / Catering / Bakery

pocketful of miraclesPam Porter755 E. Butler Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-281-0165Child Care

poinsett interiors design solutions llcSheryll Lavender237 Merrifield Dr.Greenville, SC 29615Phone: 864-569-0788Fax: 864-335-9037www.poinsettinteriors.comWindow Treatments & Home Accessories

portfolioLaura Haight1200 Woodruff Rd., A-3Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-213-6314www.portfoliosc.comCommunications & Design

primelendingCindy Brookey211 E. Butler Rd., Suite B-1Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-275-3803Fax: 864-504-3097www.primelending.comBanking / Finance

priority one security Chris Hannon18 Interchange Blvd., Suite BGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-288-1400Fax: 864-281-9444www.priority1security.comSecurity

proJobsources.netGreg Lewis419 SE Main St. Suite 300Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-608-0466www.projobsources.netHuman Resources

prudential /c.dan Joyner co. realtors pleasantburg officeTeresa Cox745 N. Pleasantburg DriveGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-242-6650Fax: 864-678-9429www.cdanjoyner.comReal Estate

reedy river missionary Baptist churchRev. Antwion Yowe1012 Mauldin Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-277-0364Fax: 864-277-3800www.RRMBC.orgChurches

republic servicesShane Walker684 Mauldin Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-277-6500Fax: 864-277-0002Waste Management

respect technology, inc.Danny Duncan313 Surrywood DriveGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-329-1222Fax: 864-627-1259www.respecttechnology.comComputers/Information Technology

robinson Jewelers inc.Susan Robinson103 East Butler Plaza, Suite LMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-297-1461Fax: 864-297-0086Jewelers

roe’sRyan Roe1606 Woodruff RoadGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-631-2722www.roeburger.comRestaurants / Catering / Bakery

ryan nicholas innKim Becherer815 Holland RoadSimsponville, SC 29681Phone: 864-286-6000Fax: 864-286-6001www.ryannicholasinn.comWeddings & Events

sam’s club 8278Nicki Grumbles1211 Woodruff RoadGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-987-7220Fax: 864-987-7044www.samsclub.comWholesale Buying Club

sandra gladden state farm AgencySandra Gladden139 Bridges RoadMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-458-9525Fax: 864-458-9512www.sandragladden.comInsurance

sargent chiropractic clinic, pcDr. Jared Sargent611 N. Main St.Mauldin , SC 29662Phone: 864-676-9922Fax: 864-676-9918www.sargentchiropractic.comChiropractic Care

saunders and company, pAMarc Saunders210 East Trade StreetSimpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-963-3467Fax: 864-963-2677www.saunderscpa.comAccounting / Taxes / CPA

saunders of simpsonvilleBret Saunders611 N. E. Main St.Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-967-2935Fax: 864-967-2164www.saundersos.comOffice Supplies & Equipment

sc house of representatives, district 24Rep. Bruce Bannister312D Blatt BuildingColumbia, SC 29211Phone: 803-734-3009www.scstatehouse.netGovernment

sc house of representatives, district 27Rep. Garry Smith312C Blatt BuildingColumbia, SC 29211Phone: 803-734-3045www.scstatehouse.netGovernment

sc house of representatives, district 28Rep. Eric Bedingfield312A Blatt BuildingColumbia, SC 29211Phone: 803-734-2962www.scstatehouse.netGovernment

sc skin cancer centerDr. James DeBloom II300 Ashby Park LaneGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-288-1154Fax: 864-288-2554www.jamesdebloom.comHealth Care

scott, sharon103 Brookhill PlaceMauldin , SC 29662Phone: 864-234-2114Associate Members

sharp Business systemsRandall Bidwell109 Ben Hamby DriveGreenville, SC 29615Phone: 864-675-2000Fax: 864-675-2186Office Equipment/Supplies

shaw resourcesRon Shaw126 Millport Circle, Ste 200Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-233-6391Fax: 864-242-0245www.shawresourcesinc.comReal Estate

sherwin-WilliamsMolly Morris314 North Main StreetMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-234-7039Fax: 864-234-0425www.sherwinWilliams.comHome Improvement

showcase lawn maintenance & landscaping, llcLes MahaffeyP.O. Box 2807Easley, SC 29641Phone: 864-449-3007Fax: 864-269-4117Lawn Maintenance

silvaggio investigations, llcPaul SilvaggioP.O. Box 641Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-907-3590Fax: 864-288-6998www.silvaggioinvestigations.comPrivate Investigations

simpsonville chamber of commerceHoyt Bynum Jr.211 N. Main St.Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-963-3781Fax: 864-228-0003www.simpsonvillechamber.comChambers of Commerce

sisters saving sistersDoris GallmanP.O. Box 664Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-349-8202www.sssisterslove.comCivic Organizations/Non-Profit

small Business coach & AssociatesAlan Melton 1361 W. Wade Hampton Blvd.Greer, SC 29650Phone: 864-241-0606Fax: 864-751-5121www.SmallBusinessCoach.orgBusiness Consulting

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small Business services, llcRoby StjernvallP.O. Box 1151Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-905-8081www.sbsofsc.comAccounting / Taxes / CPA

social Butterfly BoutiqueMichelle Black104 Mauldin Road, Suite FGreenville, SC 29605Phone: 864-387-6905www.mssocialbutterfly.comLadies Apparel & Fashion Jewelry

solutions 4 promotionsCindy Woodside3 Longspur CourtSimpsonville, SC 29680Phone: 864-360-4387www.Solutions4promotions.comPromotional Products

sonic - America’s drive-inRacheal Riddle386.W. Butler Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-236-9200Fax: 864-236-0532www.sonicdrivein.comRestaurants / Catering / Bakery

south carolina Bank and trustBen Sawyer1006 E. Butler Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-527-2907Fax: 864-234-3941www.scbtonline.comBanking / Finance

south carolina chamber of commerceOtis Rawl1201 Main Street, Suite 1700Columbia, SC 29201Phone: 803-799-4601www.scchamber.netChambers of Commerce

south carolina home corporationNima Buva319 Garlington Rd., Suite C-4Greenville, SC 29615Phone: 864-634-8670Fax: 864-335-9276www.sweetpalmettohome.comReal Estate

south carolina state senate, district 8Senator Ross TurnerP.O. Box 142Columbia, SC 29202Phone: 803-212-6420Fax: 803-212-6299www.scstatehouse.netGovernment

southern stranz salonBrantlee Hampton 304 N.Main ST., Ste. BMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-631-1622Beauty Salon

southside christian schoolTommy Blackmon2211 Woodruff Rd.Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-234-7595Fax: 864-234-7048www.southsidechristian.orgEducation

spyros A. koutsioukis, dmd, p.A.Butler Crossing - 313 Tanner Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-297-8566Fax: 864-297-7486www.drkdmd.comDentists - General

staybridge suitesPam Carr31 Market Point DriveGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-288-4448www.staybridge.com/green-villescHospitality

steadman hawkins clinic of the carolinasBen Gecewich727 SE Main Street, Suite 220Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-454-7422Fax: 864-454-6605www.steadmanhawkinscc.comHealth Care

stella’s southern BistroJulia Scholz684 C Fairview Rd.Simpsonville, SC 29680Phone: 864-757-1212Fax: 864-757-1214www.stellasbistro.comRestaurants / Catering / Bakery

stoner, carl105 Tar Blvd.Greenville, SC 29605Phone: 864-299-5790Associate Members

suntrust BankCandace McNeill203 W. Butler Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-0861Fax: 864-297-0900www.SunTrust.comBanking / Finance

sutton & Associates investi-gation, inc.Carol Sutton1 Chick Springs Rd., Suite 201 C-DGreenville, SC 29609Phone: 864-232-9007Fax: 864-271-3898Private Investigations

t-motion dance studioTeresa Mattison400 S. Main StreetMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-967-4740www.t-motiondancestudio.comDance Studio

tablefields market kitchenChevon Howard1117A Woodruff RoadGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-234-0916Fax: 864-234-6567www.tablefields.comRestaurants / Catering / Bakery

tavern 24Roger Tate1145 Woodruff Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-627-9077Fax: 864-284-6852www.tavern24.comRestaurants / Catering / Bakery

td BankDebbie Vaughn305 New Neely Ferry RoadMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-234-3180Fax: 864-234-3184www.tdbank.comBanking / Finance

tequilana mexican res-taurantOrlando Vazquez785 E. Butler Rd., # B-CMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-631-1566Fax: 864-631-1567www.tequilanamexicanrestau-rant.comRestaurants / Catering / Bakery

terminix service inc.Bill Miller1 Chick Springs Rd.Greenville, SC 29609Phone: 864-277-2264Pest Control

terra cuisineRachel Williams3 Dalegrove Ct.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-354-6008www.terracuisineonline.comRestaurants / Catering / Bakery

the investment centerDeborah Abshire118 Renaissance Circle, Suite 4Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-297-1190Fax: 864-349-1017Financial Investments

the law offices of Jonathan p. Whitehead, llcJonathan P. Whitehead410 East Butler Road, Suite EMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-561-8011Fax: 864-675-0205www.whiteheadlawsc.comLaw Firms / Legal Services

the lexington place ApartmentsKylee Manet130 Willow Forks DriveSimpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-963-4663Fax: 864-967-9038www.TheLexingtonPlaceApart-ments.comApartment Communities/ Rentals

the original relocation guideSally Williamson418 Randall St.Greenville, SC 29609Phone: 917-886-3544www.relocationguide.bizPublications

the palmetto Bank Donald W. Davis401 West Butler RoadMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-240-4499Fax: 864-240-4490www.palmettobank.comBanking / Finance

the palmettos mauldin Assisted livingKathryn Davis810 E. Butler Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-627-0803Fax: 864-286-9939www.ThePalmettosMauldin.comHealth Care

the terrace at ButlerDawn Billings771 East Butler Rd., Ste. 800Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-329-0091Apartment Communities/ Rentals

the tire exchange, inc.Rick Gillespie514 North Main StreetMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-288-3031Fax: 864-281-9678www.tireexchange.comAutomobile Service / Repairs

the turtle shell grill and BarCraig Marriello306 N. Main St.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-438-4777Fax: 864-438-4779www.theturtleshellgrillandbar.comRestaurants / Catering / Bakery

thomas mcAfee funeral homeTimothy Gossett1604 NE Main St.Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-232-6733Fax: 864-233-6105www.thomasmcafee.comFuneral Services

tidbits of the golden stripAaron & Ginette LeenmanP.O. Box 81153Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 855-728-4328www.sctidbits.comAdvertising Marketing Publica-tions

todd hatton Allstate AgencyTodd Hatton211 E. Butler Rd., Suite A-3Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-329-1330Fax: 864-329-1366www.agents.allstate.com/todd-hatton-maulldnInsurance

toshiba Business solutionsWade Martin201-C Pelham Davis CircleGreenville, SC 29615Phone: 864-288-3107 Fax: 864-288-3639www.tbscarolinas.comOffice Equipment/Supplies

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transworld Business AdvisorsCurtis Harper1268 Woodruff Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-991-8400www.tworld.comBusiness Brokers

trustaffBrooke Kay33 Market Point DriveGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-288-1562Fax: 864-288-2244www.trustaff.comHuman Resources

united states senateSenator Lindsey Graham130 South Main St., Ste. 700Greenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-250-1417Fax: 864-250-4322www.senate.govGovernment

united Way of greenville countyTed Hendry105 Edinburgh CourtGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-467-3333Fax: 864-467-3535www.unitedwaygc.orgCivic Organizations/Non-Profit

ups storeRobert Belk201-B W. Butler Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-676-9186Fax: 864-676-9187Packing & Shipping

upstate mediation centerDon Godbey27 Cleveland Street, Suite 204Greenville, SC 29601Phone: 864-370-9771Fax: 864-370-9715www.upstatemediation.comCivic Organizations/Non-Profit

upstate trophies, inc.Bill Linse403 North Main StreetMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-234-6886Fax: 864-234-7090www.upstatetrophies.comTrophies

urs corporationErica Huggins128 Millport Circle, Ste. 100Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-609-9111Fax: 864-609-9069www.urscorp.comEngineering

us chamber of commerce-se regional directorMoore Hallmark501 Village Trace NE, Bldg 9A, Ste 201Marietta, GA 30067Phone: 770-951-8864Fax: 770-956-1216www.uschamber.comChambers of Commerce

verandas At the pointAlicia Abrahams201 Carolina Point ParkwayGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 866-977-5479www.verandasthepoint.com Apartment Communities/ Rentals

vinos etc.Mandi Leche2531 Woodruff Road, Suite 107Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-236-8604www.vinosetconline.comRetail-Wine Store/Bar

virginia college Jackie Simonet78 Global Drive Suite 200Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-679-4900Fax: 864-676-4939www.vc.eduEducation

vision plusDr. Michael Wood1760 Woodruff Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-458-9600Fax: 864-234-6830Health Care

visions international, llcBernell King Ingram3531 Pelham Rd., Ste. 500Greenville, SC 29615Phone: 864-382-2360Fax: 888-710-4950www.visionsmadereal.comBusiness Consulting

vls recovery services facilityPhillip S. McAbee305 South Main StreetMauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-962-9953Fax: 864-962-9930www.vopak.comEnvironmental Services

voodoo BBq & grillPatrick Kerr1717 Woodruff RoadGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-631-1975Fax: 864-631-1976Restaurants / Catering / Bakery

Walgreen companyTrish Halmich104 West Butler Rd.Mauldin, SC 29662Phone: 864-297-0739Fax: 864-297-1235www.walgreens.comPharmacy

Webster universityFrank LaTorre124 Verdae Blvd. Suite 400Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-676-9002Fax: 864-676-0601www.webster.eduEducation

Whiskers pet groomingSusan Allred Spivey209-C E. Butler Rd.Mauldin , SC 29662Phone: 864-676-0002Pet Services

Wilkinson reA gleneagleCarol Campbell1011 W. Butler Rd.Greenville , SC 29607Phone: 864-299-1000Fax: [email protected] Communities/ Rentals

Wilkinson real estate Advisors Wanda Siniard151 Century DriveGreenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-770-3429Fax: 864-233-5358www.wilkinsonrea.comProperty Management

WingstopJesse Prioleau1717 Woodruff Rd.Greenville, SC 29607Phone: 864-631-2701Fax: 864-631-2711www.wingstop.comRestaurants / Catering / Bakery

Wofford, JimJim Wofford309 Quail Run CircleFountain Inn, SC 29664Phone: 864-350-6415Fax: 864-862-5377Associate Members

Woodruff road Animal hospitalDr. Deborah Perzak2709 Woodruff Rd.Simpsonville, SC 29681Phone: 864-234-5995Fax: 864-234-5918www.woodruffrdah.comVeterinarians

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Serving the Golden Stripfor 50 Years

For five decades, the healthcare professionals at SimpsonvilleMedical Campus have been honored to deliver high-quality medical care

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Sleep Disorders Center

Our outreach and educational efforts are aimed atkeeping you healthy and out of the hospital, but it’s reassuring to know that if you require

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