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Member Spotlight: 742 North

By rael.jackson@yorkcountychamber.com | February 28, 2023

742 NORTH is a coworking and private office community in Rock Hill, dedicated to fostering growth and community for small business owners. They offer shared space, private offices, event space, and a podcast studio. As a bonus, they are also the home of Forte Legato Coffee! After opening in early 2020 and surviving COVID, this…

3 Things to Know, 2/27/23

By colleen.dick@yorkcountychamber.com | February 28, 2023

1)  2022 Annual Report In this new video, our executive team provides a look back at the Regional Chamber’s accomplishments in 2022, a preview of our plans for 2023, and a challenge to work together with our local partners for the success of all. Take a few minutes to view the video link below as…

2022 Annual Report

By colleen.dick@yorkcountychamber.com | February 24, 2023

In this featured post, our executive team provides a look back at the Regional Chamber’s accomplishments in 2022, a preview of our plans for 2023, and a challenge to work together with our local partners for the success of all. Take a few minutes to view this video as Chair-Elect April Simpkins, Immediate Past Chair…

Legislative Update – Feb. 22, 2023

By colleen.dick@yorkcountychamber.com | February 22, 2023

This week’s legislative update includes a bill that will limit business lawsuit liability, a Joint Resolution to expedite the hiring of a new SC DEW Director, and a proposed tax credit that would result in opportunities for small business.  Details of each are linked below. Read more here about specific bills mentioned in our update:…

Legislative Update – Feb. 13, 2023

By colleen.dick@yorkcountychamber.com | February 15, 2023

Back to Blog Chamber President & CEO Dean Faile is back with another update on the latest in Columbia. For the week of Feb 13 we’ve included an update on legislation related to expanding our workforce through non-traditional means, impacting community development through financial incentives, and a proposed tax credit for small business. Find the…

Lifetime Business Achievement Award

By colleen.dick@yorkcountychamber.com | February 11, 2023

From a mini-golf course in 1975 to the multi-use University Center 45+ years later, Gary Williams of Williams & Fudge Inc, has built an incredible career, a thriving family enterprise, and a network of community leaders who consider him to be a key to economic progress. Gary has left his mark on Rock Hill and…

York County Manufacturer of the Year

By colleen.dick@yorkcountychamber.com | February 10, 2023

We have a brand new award to present this year, sponsored by York County Economic Development. Elkem Silicones USA Corporation is our Manufacturer of the Year. Elkem’s manufacturing facility right here in York, produces silicone materials that meet the requirements of the MedTech and Pharma markets, ultimately helping to improve the lives of patients around…

Citizenship & Service Award

By colleen.dick@yorkcountychamber.com | February 8, 2023

Born, raised and educated right here in York County, Marc Howie has never met a stranger! His friendly nature, forward-thinking attitude, and genuine interest in responsible community development make him the absolute definition of good citizenship. Duke Energy will sponsor and present our Citizenship & Service Award to Marc Howie, Vice President of Community Development…

Small Business Person of the Year

By colleen.dick@yorkcountychamber.com | February 8, 2023

The Winthrop Region Small Business Development Center is sponsoring our Small Business Person of the Year Award and will join us next week to present the honor to Janene Britton of The Britton Flooring Co.  Since opening the business in 2016, Janene has grown her customer base to include clients in both Carolinas with 6…

Legislative Update – Feb. 6, 2023

By colleen.dick@yorkcountychamber.com | February 7, 2023

Back to Blog Chamber President & CEO Dean Faile is back with another update on the latest in Columbia.  This week, Dean discusses a school choice bill, legislation related to the extension of development permits, several minimum wage bills, and legislation regarding the expansion of the Catawba Indian Reservation. Read more here about specific bills…

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