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AIRSYS Cooling Technologies bringing 116 jobs to Greer
AIRSYS Cooling Technologies Inc., a global information, communication and technology (ICT) cooling solution provider, announced Tuesday it plans to establish operations in Greer. The company's more than $5 million investment is projected to create 116 new jobs.
The company’s services are designed to provide a wide variety of cooling solutions for schools, data centers, mobile shelters and outdoor telecom cabinets.
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McKissick, winningest football coach ever, dies
From news reports
John McKissick, whose 621 victories at South Carolina’s Summerville High made him the nation’s winningest football coach at any level, has died. He was 93.
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Senior paint class at Center for the Arts
A painting class for seniors is scheduled Tuesday, Dec. 3 at 2 p.m. at the Center for the Arts in Greer.
The instructor-led class will paint a ceramic Vintage Christmas Truck. The class will take approximately two hours. The truck, all supplies and instruction is $35 and non-refundable. A free ornament will be included for the first five who register.
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