Fountain Inn Chamber 2023 Directory & Newcomer's Guide

The Fountain Inn Chamber of Commerce has been an advocate for both businesses and Fountain Inn’s Citizens for decades. In our ever changing and growing town we strive to continue to adapt to the needs of our members. Our goal is to provide the best help and advocacy possible on their behalf.

Our efforts of community engagement range widely from our wellknown events such as Business After Hours, Aunt Het Festival, The Christmas Parade, Taste Inn, Clay Shoot and our Annual Banquet. Moving forward we are committed to improving on our Personal Development and Business development initiatives. We are seeing more needs in these areas for our members and aim to fill that need. Reach out

to your Chamber to learn more about these opportunities.

So no matter whether you are new to Fountain Inn or a lifelong resident, there are plenty of opportunities and advantages awaiting you with membership in the Fountain Inn Chamber of Commerce. We look forward to seeing you at one of our events or in our office on Depot St.

On behalf of Myself and the Board of Directors, thank you for your continued support of our members and supporting our local businesses!

Aaron M. Hood Board Chair

CHAMBER STAFF AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Kailey Szatkowski Fountain Inn Chamber Administrative Assistant

Stacy Jacobs Blackstream | Christie’s Real Estate

Chris Ingle Envirocare Landscape Management Vice-Chair

Matt Smith Laurens Electric Cooperative

Aaron Hood AM Hood Construction Board Chair

Dusti McCraw B.W. Burdette & Son Hardware Secretary Anthony Bennon State Farm Treasurer

Larry Kerns, Jr. The Sock Ministry

Adam Haymond RE/MAX Moves

Stacy Byam Fountain Inn Taproom

Justin Nelson First Bank

Shawn Bell City of Fountain Inn Ex Officio

Marnie Schwartz-Hanley Fountain Inn Chamber President/CEO

Butch Kirven Greenville County Ex Officio

Kate Anderson Nest Realty

WELCOME FROM OUR MAYOR

I hope that whether you’re picking up the latest edition of this annual publication as a longtime resident, a business owner, a visitor, or a newcomer, that you’ve found your place right here in Fountain Inn!

Our small town has seen tremendous growth over these last five years. All the while though, we’ve kept that “small town charm” that makes us the best city in America to call home.

From our walkable, quaint, and vibrant downtown, to one of our many parks, to our beautiful neighborhoods - Fountain Inn is full of everything you’d want in your hometown.

Throughout the year, our community is brimming with activity for everyone in the family. Commerce Park, situated right in the heart of downtown, features an outdoor amphitheater and covered farmer’s market. The Visitors Center located in the Park houses our Chamber of Commerce and Fountain Inn History Museum. Commerce Park is home to our summer concerts, seasonal farmers market, and many of our other events throughout the year.

Around Commerce Park you’ll find shops, restaurants, and much more around our historic Main Street district. With nearly two dozen businesses opened over the last four years, we’ve seen some great growth in our downtown. Stay tuned though for more - we’re about to upgrade the southern portion of our Main Street, and new businesses are in the works a block off of Main Street at the old Flour Mill and surrounding properties. Big things are in store for our downtown!

Outside of downtown, residents and visitors can enjoy numerous parks. Our always active Emanuel Sullivan Sports Complex features baseball fields, football fields, and a large shaded playground, with a passive trail behind it that winds its way from the ball fields to another park, Fairview Street Park with basketball courts. Our PD Terry Park is another active recreation site just off of Main Street, and our two neighborhood parks, Georgia Street and Sanctified Hill, are great to take the kids to any day of the week.

Sanctified Hill Park will complete its total facelift in 2023, a $3 million upgrade that will include new playground equipment, basketball courts, field space, and picnic shelters. The trail behind Emanuel Sullivan Sports Complex is also set for an overhaul for better bike and pedestrian traffic.

Our schools continue to be excellent on all fronts. Our elementary schools (Fountain Inn Elementary, Bryson Elementary, and Rudolph Gordon School) are all within a very short drive wherever you live in town, and our middle schools (Bryson Middle, Rudolph Gordon School) are also nearby. Fountain Inn High School is entering its third year in the fall of 2023, and has continued to breathe renewed community spirit into our town. The “First Friday” parade is held each year in August to celebrate the start of fall sports and our marching band, and then Friday Night Lights take over and you can find nearly the whole town at the High School’s stadium for home games.

Fountain Inn is home to so much, but most importantly, it’s home to wonderful people who care for each other. We are a resilient community that is beaming with pride for our hometown, and we stand together as we move into the future.

It is an honor to serve as Mayor of this community, and I look forward to seeing you soon!

Welcome home, to Fountain Inn.

Jay Thomason Ward 2

Jason Sanders Ward 1

Welcome to Fountain Inn!

GP McLeer Mayor, City of Fountain Inn

Mack Blackstone Ward 6

Phil Clemmer Ward 4

John Don Ward 5

Joey Garrett Ward 3

Shawn Bell City Administrator City of Fountain Inn

CHAMBER SIGNATURE EVENTS

THIS YEAR’S CHAMBER OF COMMERCE EVENTS ARE SURE TO BE EXCITING AS RESIDENTS AND MEMBERS JOIN TOGETHER TO CELEBRATE THE CHARACTER AND CULTURE OF OUR CITY!

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Enjoy Networking, enew friendships, and celebrate with us as we celebrate our Members!

Small Business of the Year, Ambassador of the Year, Lifetime Achievement Award and Unsung Hero Award are just some of the ways we recognize our members and those working in our community.

AUNT HET

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Main Street is blocked off again to celebrate our town’s historic writer, Robert Quillen’s nationally syndicated comic featuring Aunt Het!

Check out the Fountain Inn History Museum to get the whole story! This festival features local arts & crafts vendors, a Classic Car show, kids rides, entertainment, robotics, live music and a Quilt Show at the Fountain Inn Activities Center.

Come out and enjoy a delightful “Taste” from each participating restaurant and vendor as we block off Depot Street so we can eat, dance and celebrate our Food Service Industry!

Join us for some of the best food & treats Fountain Inn has to offer!

SPORTING CLAY SHOOT

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Our annual Golf Tournament was replaced in 2020 with the Clay Shoot. We listened to our membership and heard you loud and clear! Come join us at The Clinton House, enjoy breakfast before we hit the Clays Course. Compete with your co-workers and friends, shooting shotguns at clay pigeons. We’re hosting on a Friday morning, and including ammunition!

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After the City of Fountain Inn kicks off Christmas “Inn Our Town” with our Annual Tree Lighting on December 2nd, Main Street fills up with everyone coming out for our Annual Christmas Parade on Wednesday evening, December 6th. As the sun sets, the floats light up the faces of children and adults alike and we celebrate our businesses and community to highlight the reason for the season.

Lunch and Learns, Business Before & After Hours, Women @ Work Breakfast, Food Drives, Business Development Seminars, Mix & Mingles, Job & Health Fairs, Leadership Golden Strip and more!

Stay tuned to our Newsletters and Social Media for information on these and all other Fountain Inn Chamber events!

THE FOUNTAIN INN MUSEUM

The goal of the Fountain Inn Museum is to provide all visitors with a clear view of our town’s history, from its humble beginnings to the increasing growth that led to the prospects now within sight. A secure footing in our history will enable tomorrow’s leaders to take on the unique challenges of the 21st century.

The Museum opened its doors in 2010 as part of the Fountain Inn’s Commerce Park project. The goal of this project was not just to document our town’s history as a stagecoach stop between Charleston and North Carolina, but also to show how we have advanced from a rural farming population to a town with high tech and manufacturing industries.

An appreciation of Fountain Inn’s history includes exhibits reflecting the time when Native Americans inhabited the Upstate. As European settlers began to arrive, roads and buildings soon followed, establishing communities that grew into small towns. The Mu-

For more info, visit FountainInnMuseum.org

seum’s exhibits and displays, many of which have been improved upon by our 2022 ARPA Grant, take visitors on a chronological tour of our city’s growth, clearly illustrating the special heritage Fountain Inn holds. As well as its permanent exhibits, the Museum hosts seasonal displays in both its main hall and the SC Humanities Gallery that was added in 2019.

The Museum offers innovative programs and tours such as our Hooked-On History program that is perfect for student groups from elementary school through high school. This program features entertainers and guest speakers from all over the state who provide a comprehensive insight into both Fountain Inn and South Carolina’s history. The series highlights some of our town’s most notable residents such as Robert Quillen, the internationally recognized author and publisher of the Fountain Inn Tribune, and “Peg Leg” Bates, an incredible one-legged dancer who performed for millions worldwide.

Recent happenings for the Fountain Inn Museum include our new On the Banks of Durbin Creek video display that was funded through an additional SC Humanities Grant. It depicts a living history of the successive waves of civilization that gave birth to the unique community of Fountain Inn. Durbin Creek is the location of Fountain Inn’s beloved Jones Mill. Plans and funding are in place to restore the old grist mill back to its former glory with our Jones Mill Project so that visitors will be able to enjoy the Mill’s history just as much as we do.

So, make the Museum part of your visit to Fountain Inn and experience how our history comes alive through our exhibits, programs, and guest speakers throughout the year. Located in the heart of our flourishing town, the Fountain Inn Museum is an excellent place to take in the history, learn about the cultures, and experience the exceptional atmosphere our town has to offer!

FOUNTAIN INN HIGH SCHOOL

The first new high school built in Greenville County in over two decades opened for ninth grade students in 2021-2022. The school will add a grade level each year until fully populated in 2024-2025. Fountain Inn High School provides students with new challenges and opportunities that go above and beyond the standard high school curriculum. The school will serve over one thousand students in grades nine through twelve by the 2024 - 2025 school year with the capacity to expand to serve up to two thousand students as the population grows.

Fountain Inn High School has a unique instructional design. In addition to the core academic courses, FIHS offers opportunities for students to personalize their course pathways to connect to industry-recognized certifications as well as Associate’s and Bachelor’s degree programs through partnerships with Greenville Technical College and articulation to state colleges and universities. Career and Technology Education (CTE) pathways in Engineering, Computer Science, and Advanced Manufacturing are accessible to all students through advanced CTE programs included in the Institute of Automation and Engineering . Experiences such as mentoring, job shadowing, service projects, and internships are woven throughout the pathways to engage students with industry and community partners at each grade level. Students have intentional opportunities to apply the knowledge they are learning in traditional coursework through project-based learning and connections to their community. Our vision is that every student will graduate from high school ready for college, careers, and to engage as active citizens in their communities.

This is an exciting time to be a part of public education in Greenville County. This high school offers the opportunity to design an instructional program to meet the personalized learning needs of 21st century graduates. Fountain Inn High School is a model for innovation in South Carolina. Through the unique design of our school facility and cutting edge instructional programs we actively engage students in their own success. I am honored to serve as the first principal and am looking forward to helping guide this process as we create pathways to the future for every student at FIHS!

Greenville County Schools (GCS) is a unified, county-wide school district in Greenville, South Carolina, serving over 76,000 students in 106 schools and centers. The District’s signature initiative, Graduation Plus, focuses on providing engaging opportunities for students to earn college credit and/or industry certifications while completing their high school coursework. Students begin developing areas of interest in elementary school through related arts programs, clubs, a vibrant school-choice program, and project-based lessons that build skills in collaboration, communication, and critical thinking. Focused on building graduates aligned to the South Carolina Profile of a Graduate, Graduation Plus helps ensure GCS graduates are college and career ready and poised to be successful, contributing members of society.

Maureen S. Tiller Principal, Fountain Inn High School

Main Street is a nationally-recognized technical assistance program that empowers communities as they revitalize their historic downtowns, encouraging economic development and historic preservation.

Downtown Fountain Inn became an aspiring South Carolina Main Street community in 2021. The goal of our program is to honor and preserve our historic community while strengthening the social and economic health of our downtown.

Fountain Inn’s Main Street program has four areas of focus. Design, organization, promotion, and economic vitality. Design focuses on enhancing the physical and visual assets that make our community the best place to live, work, and play. Organization involves creating a strong foundation for a sustainable revitalization effort, including cultivating partnerships, community involvement, and resources for the district. Promotion positions our downtown as the heart of our community as a hub for economic activity while creating a positive image that showcases our community’s unique history and character. Economic Vitality focuses on capital, incentives, and other economic and financial tools to assist new and existing businesses, catalyze property development, and create a supportive environment for entrepreneurs and innovators that drive local economies.

Main Street is important to our local community because: It creates jobs – A revitalized downtown attracts new industries and strengthens service and retail job markets. It saves tax dollars –Revitalization stabilizes and improves a downtown’s tax base while also protecting existing investments. It preserves a community’s historic resources – In an economically healthy downtown, property owners maintain their historic buildings and preserves an essential part of their community’s heritage and identity. It builds community pride – Main Street provides a public space for community members to come together, create new partnerships and celebrate their downtown.

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What would you do with an unexpected tax rebate of $50,000 or $100,000? This question is being asked by many small business owners and directors of non-profit organizations who are taking advantage of the Employee Retention Tax Credit (ERC), a part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act or CARES Act, which was passed by Congress in March of 2020. The ERC includes funds to help business owners who kept W-2 employees on their payroll during 2020 (Q2–Q4) and 2021 (Q1–Q3). It’s designed to reward employers hit hardest by the effects of the pandemic for retaining part or all of their workforce despite a loss in revenue or ability to function as a business. The ERC started in 2020, and wages through September 30, 2021, are eligible for the credit. Attributes of this tax credit include:

• Up to $26,000 per W-2 employee

• ERC is a refundable tax credit (it is not a loan like PPP)

• No restrictions on use

• Eligible with full/partial closure, supply chain disruption, or reduced revenue

• IRS distributes your funds within 3–6 months (typically)

In November 2021, the requirements for eligibility for ERC were significantly eased so now more businesses are eligible than when the ERC was first introduced in 2020. For example, businesses are now eligible if they had supply chain disruptions that materially affected their business. Businesses are eligible now even if they had previously taken Payroll Protection Program (PPP) loans. Eligible businesses often include restaurants, dentists offices, manufacturers, retail stores, gyms, real-estate offices, construction businesses, auto-body shops, day care & learning centers, private schools to name a few. A business that is eligible can receive up to 6 tax refund checks, one for each quarter that they are eligible for between 2Q 2020 and 3Q 2021 depending on the impact of the pandemic on their business.

Tax Rebates Specialists (TRS) is a company that specializes in helping businesses and nonprofits apply for ERC tax rebates. My team of local TRS affiliates serve the upstate of South Carolina with a goal to put $5 Million in ERC tax rebates back in the hands of small businesses and nonprofits between now and May 2023. Many of our local businesses and non-profit organizations struggled during the pandemic. The ERC can

measurably help them and we make the application process simple for our clients. Chris Urban, a local business owner for Innovative Surface Solutions said this about working with Joe Citeno at Tax Rebate Specialists, “The process was simple because Joe made it simple.”

TRS is backed by a processing team of experts that has completed more than 30,000 ERC applications for businesses across the United States. Rather than having to navigate the complex tax code, TRS clients fill out a 2-minute pre-qualification form and then a simple 15 minute questionnaire. Clients securely upload required tax and payroll documents and wait 10-15 days for a complete expert analysis provided at no cost. The return on investment of time can range from 10’s to 100’s of thousand of dollars depending on the business. To find out if your business or non-profit qualifies for the ERC, call 864-230-1006 to make an appointment to get a no-cost, no-obligation estimate of your potential rebate.

Joe Citeno is a retired executive from a successful 30 year career as an executive with a Fortune 500 company. Joe decided to invest time helping local businesses and nonprofits that were impacted during the pandemic operating a business as an affiliate with Tax Rebate Specialists and recently joined the Fountain Inn Chamber of Commerce. Joe and his family have lived in Mauldin for more than 22 years.

Joe Citeno Tax Rebates Specialists Affiliate

Robby Bell Athletic Director, Fountain Inn High School

FIHS ATHLETICS: SOPHOMORE SEASON

Year two of FIHS Athletics has been full of excitement and continued first. The Fury joined the South Carolina High School League and Region II-3A for varsity competition. Most of our programs have moved to the varsity level along with sub varsity teams and a chance to compete in the SCHSL Playoffs.

Our Fall season continued leading the way with our second All State athlete in Maarijka Ashworth placing 3rd in the Girls 500 Yard Freestyle leading her team to an 18th place finish. Maarijka’s sister Kalie, was our first All State athlete last year in cross country. The boys team and girls team qualified for the AAA State Championships again in Cross Country with Kalie Ashworth taking home All Region honors for the year. Volleyball had a successful year becoming our schools first ever team to qualify for the AAA SCHSL Playoffs, led by All Region player Kassidy Hawkins. The Fury football team had over 120 players between the Middle School, Junior Varsity, and Varsity Football Teams. Cru Hall was selected as an All Region Football player for his efforts on both sides of the ball. Our girls golf team had two players compete in the AAA Upper state Championships while we had ten girls competing on the tennis team this season.

The Winter Sports season has seen a lot of success from our boys and girls teams in basketball as well as the wrestling program. The girls basketball team has qualified for the AAA playoffs and had a tremendous season. The girls knocked off a ranked team this year and had an 8 game win streak at one point. The boys basketball team has battled all season and finished in a three way tie for fourth place. The Wrestling team has seen tremendous growth in year two with 51 wrestlers on the team while defeating the number 20th, 17th, and 16th ranked teams in the state. They are currently ranked 14th and qualified for the AAA playoffs as the first boys team in FIHS history.

Coming up this spring we will start up our varsity teams competing in baseball, boys & girls soccer, and boys & girls track & field. We will also field junior varsity teams in softball, boys golf and boys tennis. We have had amazing support from our community in the fall and winter seasons and know that it will be continued through the spring.

The men and women of the Fountain Inn Police Department would like to welcome you to the City of Fountain Inn. Our department has 9 civilian and 26 sworn employees who strive daily to provide fair, impartial, and professional service to the community.

The department is comprised of five divisions: Uniform Patrol, Investigations, Special Services, Communications, and Records. Each one of these specialized units play a vital role in assisting the citizens of Fountain Inn when police services are needed.

In an effort to be transparent, all our officers are issued body cameras to be used during calls for service. In 2010, the department established a Citizens Review Committee to review all complaints made against employees, and the review of Use of Force incidents as well. This committee meets once per quarter and is made up of seven members from the Fountain Inn community.

Our Special Services Division hosts numerous programs such as Senior Watch, Summer Camp, Citizens Police Academy, and Super Hero 5k. These programs are free to the community.

The mission of the Fountain Inn Police Department and its employees is:

• We strive for no less than excellence in all we do.

• For every person, protection and service

• For every circumstance, fairness, respect, and understanding

• For every accomplishment, gratitude and opportunity

• For every endeavor, teamwork, and professionalism

For every day, integrity, efficiency, and the Golden Rule (akm - 1996)

FOUNTAIN INN FIRE DEPARTMENT

After much research the Fountain Inn Fire Department can trace it roots back to 1911. Fast forward to 2023 and we have grown tremendously. Currently our department consist of 25 full-time members, we achieved the goal we set for fire safety, and are working to achieve that each year. Six firefighters obtained their EMT in 2022.

Our mission is to provide the highest level of public safety services to our community. We protect lives and property through fire suppression, emergency medical response, disaster management, fire prevention and public safety.

Our members not only protect our fire district but they also participate in teams that provide assistance in the county and state such as Greenville County Emergency Response Team and South Carolina Taskforce 1. By doing this we are able to receive additional specialty training to better protect you.

Our next big project is to become a Fire Safe SC Community. This is a designation given out by Fire Safe SC. Part of this project requires our department to accomplish 14 goals. There are many ways you can help with this. Follow Fountain Inn Fire Department on social media and the biggest way is to become a partner with our department to help promote fire safety information. This can be done in many ways.

For questions on how you can help you can send an email to Russell.alexander@fountaininn.org for information.

Iconic Blues and R&B Artist is Mac Arnold is back for the 17th annual Cornbread and Collard Greens Blues Festival right here in Fountain Inn South Carolina.

Join us on April 15th, 2023 , from 12 pm - 6 pm at Commerce Park (110 Depot Street, Fountain Inn) for the best music, food, and family fun in the South.

Looking for the freshest produce and handmade goods? Look no further than the Fountain Inn Farmers Market. Every Saturday morning in the Farmers Market Pavilion. Join us every morning and don’t forget to check out Downtown Fountain Inn while you are out.

Downtown Fountain Inn is the best place to be on a Friday night! This year’s Growler Haus Sounds of Summer music series will be home to the best local musicians in South Carolina.

Our 2023 Farmers Market season will be every Saturday from May 20th to July 29th from 8 am - 12 pm at 110 Depot Street, Fountain Inn.

Be sure to shop closest to the farm!

Join us every Friday night May 19th - July 28th from 6-9 pm at Commerce Park (110 Depot Street)!

Fireworks, Food Trucks, and Cravin’ Melon. There is no better way to celebrate than right here in Fountain Inn! Also included in the festival is a free kids’ area with laser tag, foam party, and inflatable games.

The City of Fountain Inn is the Best place to spend Christmas! Horse-drawn carriages and Santa welcome you to the Upstate’s finest Christmas celebration. Join us for the beloved tradition of Christmas “Inn” Our Town; our historic downtown is at its most enchanting time of the year.

Join us on Main Street, July 1st from 6 - 9 pm!

Be on the lookout for more information at www.fountaininn.org

GEOGRAPHY

Region: Upstate, Piedmont

Counties: Greenville,Laurens

Time Zone: Eastern Standard Time

CLIMATE

Average monthly temperatures in degrees Fahrenheit:

UTILITIES

PUBLIC WORKS

Fountain Inn Public Works Department

864.409.3334

www.fountaininn.org/197/Public-Works

CABLE & TELEPHONE

Charter Spectrum

1.855.243.8892

www.spectrum.com

AT&T

1.855.923.2198

www.att.com

GAS

Fountain Inn Natural Gas Co. 864.862.0042

www.fountaininngas.org

WATER

Greenville Water System

864.241.6000

www.greenvillewater.com

Laurens County Water & Sewer Commission

864.682.3250 / 800.358.3445

www.lcwsc.com

Annual average high temperature: 78

Annual average minimum temperature: 53

Annual average precipitation: 59.77 Inches

POPULATION 2020 ESTIMATE

City of Fountain Inn: 11,295

Greenville County: 532,463

Laurens County: 68,096

AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD INCOME 2020 ESTIMATE

Fountain Inn: $62,904

Greenville County: $61,183

Laurens County: $41,578

GOVERNMENT

Type of county government: Council/Administrator

Number of county council members: 12

Length of terms: 4 years

Type of city government: Council/Administrator

Number of city council members: 7

Length of Terms:

4 years – terms are staggered every two years

ORGANIZATIONS

• Fountain Inn Chamber of Commerce

• Rotary Club of Fountain Inn

• American Legion Auxillary

• Girl Scouts of South Carolina – Mountain to Midlands

ELECTRIC

Duke Energy

Residential - 800.777.9898

Commercial – 800.653.5307

www.duke-energy.com

Laurens Electric Cooperative, Inc. 800.942.3141

www.laurenselectric.com

Renewable Water Resources (ReWa)

864.299.0260

www.rewaonline.org

POST OFFICE

Fountain Inn Post Office 290 McCarter Road 864.862.3383

SHOPPING AND DINING

Our residents enjoy the small town charm with an outdoor dining area in the heart of downtown, swing by the fountain to sit and enjoy the company of others, and a splash pad for the children to play and cool off during the summer months. Our Main Street is an area that will make you want to get out of your car and explore!

SHOPPING

B.W.Burdette & Son Hardware, local, family owned, hometown hardware store which “provides a wide variety of offerings in plumbing, electrical, paint, lawn and garden, and general hardware departments.”

Black Tulip, “represents the very best in living well. Always gracious and never pretentious, we keep customers in the finest design, fashion, decorating and more, inspiring them with beauty and elegance.”

I Declare! stocks personalized gifts, home accessories, and jewelry. They also rent out their Parlor in the back for special small events. The best part of this shop are the owners! They always make you feel welcomed.

Inn the Attic Ltd. Co. Painted furniture and cool salvage finds in Fountain Inn, SC.

Inn Season with over 16 years of experience they offer amazing floral arrangements, interior design, home décor, and gardening and planting services.

Lilies on Main, family owned and operated they “are committed to offering only the finest floral arrangements and gifts”.

The Outlet & Boutique provides the best in beauty, cosmetic, and personal care.

The Sock Ministry is known for “providing finishing touches for the welldressed gentleman. Finding, enhancing, perfecting each man’s personal style.”

Swanky Steer is a locally owned boutique combining southern grace with southwest grit. Come shop our store that’s full of fashion, gifts, and fun.

S.C. Wholesale Mattress and Furniture, family owned and operated with savings “$100’s over retail companies.”

Bobby’s Wood-Smoked BBQ “meats are 100% wood smoked using smokers made out of 1000-gallon propane tanks…no gas or electricity is used to assist in our meat cooking methods which creates a unique (and if we must say it – AMAZING!) flavor profile.”

Bucky’s Bar-B-Q, local and family owned they serve pork, ribs, and chicken hot out of the pit and is known for wood-smoked flavor.

Cakes to Dye For specializes “in custom cake design for weddings, birthdays, and special occasions.” You will find a variety of cupcake flavors as well as other sweet treats in their shop!

Upstate Grower’s Market, is committed to “the old time neighborhood butcher shop experience” with a full-line of delicious meats, custom butchering, deli meats and cheeses, sandwiches and much more.

The Clock Drive-In family owned and serving up hamburgers, hot dogs, homemade chili, and breakfasts on Main Street since 1981.

Cucina 100 allows patrons to taste the best Italian fare this side of Europe.

El Patron Mexican Restaurant offers fun, casual Mexican dining, a sports bar and karaoke nights.

Frank’s House of Pizza, “a name you can trust to be delicious! Our special ingredients have made taste buds salivate for generations past, and generations to come!”

Georgia Street Café has traditional Southern fare for breakfast and lunch, including a super-hash-brown meal it calls “Trash Browns”.

Gio’s Pastry Shop, Caffe, and Italian Market are a “mom and pop shop specializing in handmade and imported Italian American cookies, pastries, and retail items.”

Fountain Inn Taproom has 24 beers on tap and a variety of cans and bottles. Each night of the week is a different event, they keep things fun!

Orion’s Bar and Grill, known for its “happy hour,” boasts that it provides “out of this world food and a stellar atmosphere.”

Steam Coffee & Cream “loves serving the area gourmet, hand-crafted coffee drinks, scrumptious sandwiches, and ice cream delights!”

Sweet Catherine’s is “A Sassy Southern Café!”. This is the place you want to be if you are looking for a quick lunch in a quaint environment.

Tacos & Bla, Bla, Bla offers a “fresh, fast, and delicious take to Mexican food with traditional flavors and lots of love for what we do!”

Tony’s Pizza and Subs where their “goal is to make the best darn pizza you ever had….With fresh, wholesome ingredients and lots of TLC.”

Voodoo Brewing bringing its award-winning beer and an eclectic food menu to the Upstate. Specializing in west coast and New England IPAs, European-style lagers, and Belgian and American ales, the brewery also offers a wide range of ever-changing seasonal beers, sours and seltzers.

Wingnutz is “a fun family-friendly environment with pool tables, golf and putt putt games, 16 TVs and an outside seating area. Great wings, friendly staff and great drink prices.”

The Yard Bar is “a cool place to hang out with friends, play pool and hear live music”

WHY NEUROLOGICALLY FOCUSED CHIROPRACTIC?

THE STRESS EFFECT

We are affected by physical, emotional, and chemical stress every single day. Sadly, research shows that our sweet kiddos are experiencing stress earlier and more often. They are not immune to these effects. This leads to a nervous system that is stuck in sympathetic overdrive. This is the part of the nervous system that responds to survival type situations. Since we can’t be in growth and protection at the same time, the brain becomes stuck in stress mode. Imagine having a Lamborghini engine with tricycle brakes! What does this look like in real life?

Sara is pregnant with baby James. She works a stressful job and is a worrier by nature. She has terrible morning sickness and takes medication. She eats an unhealthy diet, often on the go. She hopes for a natural birth but ends up with multiple interventions. Baby James doesn’t sleep well, suffers from reflux, and struggles to nurse. As a toddler, James never seems happy. He suffers from ear infections and sick often. He frequently throws tantrums. When he enters the school years, his teachers often complain that he is disagreeable, disrupts class, and will not focus. James’ brain is stuck.

HOW DO WE HELP?

Since our nervous system is the master controller of everything in our bodies, neurologically focused chiropractors gently and specifically remove roadblocks between the brain and body. We encourage growth and development naturally. In addition to gentle and specific adjustments for each individual patient, we use scanning technology to measure and quantify how much stress is in the nervous system and its ability to adapt.

WHO DO WE SERVE?

We love treating families! Even before birth, we support pregnant ma-

By Carly Elliott

mas as they prepare for the big day. We are blessed to help kiddos with a number of different challenges: anxiety, ADHD, SPD, digestive troubles, chronic sickness, sleep issues. We provide a calm, supportive and loving environment for families. And, yes! We provide nervous system and wellness support for mom, dad, grandma and grandpa, too. It is our deepest desire to provide hope, answers, and help for families of the Fountain Inn and Upstate area. Dr. Scott Elliott brings 20 years of expertise in the chiropractic field to Bloomwell. He loves his job and this is evident in the care he provides.

“The preservation of health is easier than the cure of disease.”

- BJ Palmer

Year 3 and we’ve covered “What is Money?” and “What is Value?” And now you’re hopefully starting to see where this is going. I own a Wealth Management firm, so what exactly is it that I manage? In my research, most definitions of Wealth are something related to, “a great quantity or store of money or valuable possessions…” Hence, why we defined Money and Value in the last two articles of this publication.

The greatest economic revolution in history came from the specialized division of labor. If everyone had to purify their water, grow, preserve, and store their food, chop wood to heat their home, on and on, our standard of living would be as it was hundreds of years ago. So, if a society’s standard of living can increase, that would show that Wealth is variable, and based on that society’s ability to produce goods. In fact, I would argue that overall, Wealth is reflected in the overall standard of living, which is dependent on the capacity of production of goods and services. (Notice, it’s NOT money.)

In Adam Smith’s 1776 publication An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations, another lesser-known revolution in economics was occurring in how we understand economic motivations, specifically the interdependencies of mutually beneficial, willful cooperation. In the centuries since, we’ve discovered Bastiat’s broken window solution

(opportunity cost,) Mises’ Praxeology (the study of human action,) Hayek’s study on liberty’s relationship with Wealth creation, and since 1913 sadly, Marx and Keynes’ anti-capitalistic government intervention and centralization, which consolidates and destroys Wealth. (If you’re looking for a reading list…)

If Wealth is to be defined by Money and Value, and the money supply is inflated by a central banking oligarchy, thus devaluing the money; and value is defined subjectively by utilitarian or ordinal preference, then Wealth has no useful finite definition. Surprisingly, I’m okay with this illogical definition, as it points directly at the subjectivity of value, and the calamity of the Federal Reserve’s inflation. Debt-based fiat currency is certainly not money. Value is relative, always changing, and independently judged by all economic participants uniquely. It’s why some people buy Teslas while others buy large SUVs. Both groups are “right” as they seek to fulfil their own needs and wants.

The economy is driven by production of goods and services meant for the consumption by the end user. What’s frequently ignored in national coverage of economics and finance is how production is accomplished. It’s ambiguously referred to as the “supply chain” and outside influences like weather or acts of God determine the efficiency of production. I would argue, as would Adam Smith, that the

real Wealth is in the specific factors that generate this production: land, labor, and capital.

Real estate owners who lease to residential and commercial tenants, storage space, or data and infrastructure facilities understand the productive use of land directly. Those that pay rents understand the necessity of using the space for living, running a business, or parking their RV away from the HOA bylaws. Land also describes other natural resources that exist and are scarce and limited.

Labor freely exchanges skill and time to manipulate Land for rent paid from the producer. What we’ve seen after the government’s economic shut down, has been an evaporating supply of skill and time in the labor market, which is forcing employers to pay higher wages, at a time when other input costs are escalating based on higher lending rates after the historical devaluation of the currency. Bad news, and all completely preventable with sound economic policy…

The last leg of production is capital. Capital is easiest to think about as capital goods. Goods that are used to create other goods, until the final good is produced for the consumer. Machinery, heavy equipment, cash registers, wholesale inventory, or computer chips are good examples of capital. Capital’s purpose is to create ongoing production. This is the

Richard Matthews, CPRC®, CLTC® Matthews Wealth Management

basis of the philosophy of capitalism. Unfortunately, the average government and media indoctrinated American’s understanding has been corrupted into believing in state-backed interventionism in our current corporatocratic, centralized system. Rest assured that capitalism will be blamed on the hardships created by our non-capitalistic system. It’s worked for over 100 years of incrementalism so far.

To summarize, if you were stranded on an island starting from scratch, you’d have to accomplish quite a lot. Forage for berries, filter water, make fire, form a blade from rock or shell, chop down some bamboo or lumber, build a shelter, plant a garden, trap animals, on and on. What if you get to the point where you have everything you need? That is Wealth. So, what does this have to do with how we manage Wealth? Well, contrary to what political economists and Wall Street CEOs will tell you, you can’t acquire physical land, commodities, scarce resources, hire labor, or acquire efficiencies of scale in production of goods and services by consuming everything you produce. (Looking at you McDonald’s, Lowe’s, Motorola, Boeing, and Home Depot…) You must have surplus to have equity. For the lay reader, that is savings. You must spend less than you earn. You must produce more than you consume.

If you spend less than you earn long enough,

you can then use those savings to build efficiencies that either increase earnings or reduce costs. In the business world, it’s buying another oven for a baker, or automation robot for your car assembly line. In the personal world, it’s investing your money to generate a return, dividend, or interest income. The goal is for your capital to generate enough interest, dividends, or return to cover your living costs, to where you don’t consume your principal. How is your capital creating ongoing production? How do you feel about ESG (climate focused investments) or big-pharma, manufacturing in China, or tobacco, guns, or marijuana?

juggled. Matthew 6:21 says “For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.” At Matthews Wealth Management, we help you prioritize these in line with the people, experiences, and things that matter to you.

You may have built your Wealth to $25,000 or $25,000,000, but everyone’s resources and time are scarce and equally valuable. How you deploy your land, labor, and capital and how productive it is to you and your loved ones is the only legacy that you can leave behind. Be active in managing your Wealth, you have the ability and power to have a say in who benefits, if you choose to wield it.

How you prioritize your investment into scarce resources, skill, time, technology, and efficiency is how you increase your standard of living. Whether you’re an entrepreneur or a retiree, those are the variables that must be

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The approach to Financial Planning you have been looking for.

Why take unnecessary risk and pay unnecessary fees?

Instead of selling investments that may or may not be right for your investing goals, Matthews Wealth Management starts at the other end of the conversation.

If you were confident that you could meet your goals, maintain your lifestyle, plan for the worst, and leave a legacy to your family for less risk and less cost, why on earth would you throw your money into a portfolio solely based on “risk tolerance?”

Whether you are 21 years old or 81 years old, we would love to talk with you to see how we can help you reach your financial goals.

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You must have surplus to have equity. For the lay reader, that is savings. You must spend less than you earn. You must produce more than you consume.

PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT

By Russ Haltiwanger

Fountain Inn Parks and Recreation Department’s mission statement is to create community through People, Parks, and Programs. Youth Sports remain an important part of the City’s recreation offerings featuring Spring & Fall Baseball/Softball, Flag and Tackle Football, Spring & Summer Volleyball, and Winter Basketball are offered throughout the year. The popularity of youth sports In Fountain Inn has resulted in expanded programs, as well as an Adult Co-Ed Softball league, that averages 12-15 teams each summer.

In March 2020, the City opened a multi-million sports venue, (formerly known as Woodside Park) the Emanuel Sullivan Sports Complex; featuring three baseball/softball fields, playground equipment highlighting Berliner playground ropes course with slide and rubber surfacing, a Miracle League field, a multi-purpose field, press box, restrooms and concessions area. In the summer of 2021, we are hopeful to open the City’s first ever Miracle League Baseball program. The Miracle League’s motto is “Every Child Deserves a Chance to Play Baseball. “The Miracle League removes the barriers that keep children with mental and physical disabilities off the baseball field and lets them experience the joy of America’s favorite pastime. Since the main barriers for these adults arise from the natural grass fields used in conventional leagues, Miracle League teams play on a custom-designed, rubberized turf field that accommodates wheelchairs and other assertive devices while helping to prevent injuries.”

– Miracle League

The Parks and Recreation Department also sponsors several community events throughout the year: the annual Soap Box Derby Race held on Aunt Het, a 1 Mile Kids Fun Run + 5K Rudolph Run in December, Pied-

mont Skills/Thrive Upstate Prom, punt/pass/kick event, and a Christmas Party with Santa, City and Community Veterans Day ceremony.

The department manages nearly 50 acres of public parks, exceeding the national average for towns of this size. Eight parks offer residents a place to play, relax, and exercise. Of those (8) are Georgia Street Park, Country Chase Fitness Park, Country Gardens Greenway, Fairview Street Park, Sanctified Hill Park, PD Terry City Park, Emanuel Sullivan Sports Complex, and the Activities Center.

The Activities Center provides a multi-purpose facility for people of all ages, with a full-court gymnasium, fitness center and meeting space. Senior Activities are offered Monday – Friday 7am – 12pm and are free of charge to those aged 55 and over. Senior Adult programming includes: exercise classes, walking, health screenings and educational workshops, crafts and special interest groups. It is also one of several venues in the City that offers rental spaces. Call us at 864-862-4675 for all of your rental needs.

As Fountain Inn continues to grow, the Parks and Recreation Department will continue to look forward to meeting the needs and goals of the community through expanding and upgrading various facilities over the next couple of years. All of us at the Fountain Inn Recreation Department want you to know that we are “here to love, here to serve”. God Bless!

Terry City Park Georgia Street Park

Emanuel Sullivan Sports Complex

The 55+ Senior Adult Program is located at the Activities & Senior Center, 610 Fairview Street. Program times are scheduled Monday-Friday 7:30a-Noon. Included within the program are three levels of group fitness classes, Yoga and Tai ‘Chi Chai all facilitated by certified instructors as well as a Fitness Center which includes treadmills, recumbent bikes, nautilus and free weights, Pull-up/dip station, Yoga & BOSU balls for independent workouts. The Activities & Senior Center is comprised of a full court gymnasium, stage, lounge, commercial kitchen, community room and patio.

The atmosphere is driven by hospitality and welcoming attitude to all that inquire. There is no fee to enroll and can be done online by going to fountaininn.org, by calling 864-8624675 or stop by to take a tour.

While fitness and health is a main focus within the 55+ program, it is also a time to connect, perhaps in joining a seasonal social celebration or special interest class like flower arranging facilitated by a professional florist, or quilting, knitting and crochet lead by a Masterclass facilitator, beginners welcome! Group travel is a highlight as well, whether it is getting in touch with your inner foodie and visiting local restaurants, or a Day Trip to Asheville to see the fall leaves or State Capital tour, adventure is sure to be found!

Vision Statement: “To serve as a resource of encouragement for healthy aging to community adults 55+ through fitness and nutrition instruction, social connection, interaction and individual special interests”.

ACCOUNTANTS

GreerWalker LLP

15 S Main St Ste 800 Greenville, SC 29615 (864) 752-0085

www.greerwalker.com

Saunders O’Dell CPA

210 Trade St. Simpsonville , SC 29681 (864) 963-3467

www.saundersodellcpa.com

ADVERTISING/PROMOTIONS

mediaMark Creative

Serving the Upstate Area, (864) 423-8074

mediaMarkCreative.com

The 308 Collective

Serving the Upstate Area, (864) 688-9844

the308collective.com

ANTIQUES/ESTATE SALES/ CONSIGNMENTS

Inn the Attic Ltd Co

104 S Main St. Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 404-8323

www.instagram.com/inntheattic

APARTMENTS

DHIR-Valley View, LLC

116 Aspen Valley Trail Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 409-7601

www.valleyviewtownes.com

Foxchase

201 Bryland Way

Fountain Inn, SC 29644

(864) 362-9698

www.liveatfoxchase.com/

Pine Ridge Place

101 Broad Pine Dr. Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 392-9759

www.pineridgeplace.com

2023 MEMBERS (LISTED

BY CATEGORY)

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN & BUILDING

Great Southern Homes, Inc (803) 699-4734

www.Greatsouthernhomes.com

ART GALLERIES

Cherry Lane Art 207 Cherry Lane Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 325-2037

www.cherrylaneart.com

Fountain Inn Museum 102 Depot Street Fountain Inn, SC 29644-1904 (864) 862-2586

www.fountaininnmuseum.org/

The Back Door Gallery LLC 107B South Main Street Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (203) 994-8446

backdoorartgallery.com/

ARTS & CRAFTS

Que Lynda Designs 106 Speedway Dr. Fountain Inn , SC 29644 (864) 561-5479

www.quelyndadesigns.com

ASSISTED LIVING

Clinton Presbyterian Community 801 Musgrove Street Clinton, SC 29325 (864) 833-5190

www.prescommunities.org

Quillen Manor 709 Quillen Manor Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 601-1441

www.QuillenManorLiving.com

ATTORNEYS

Anderson Law Firm 302 N Weston Street Fountain Inn, SC 29644-1904 (864) 228-7808

www.sclegacylaw.com

Derrick Law Firm 224 NE Main St . Simpsonville, SC 29681 (864) 757-0757

www.derricklawoffice.com

Rodney Brown, PA 210 S Main Street Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 862-2528

Venus Poe, PA 105 N Main Street Fountain Inn, 29644 (864) 477-4012

www.venuspoe.com

AUTOMOTIVE

Garrett’s Golf Carts (864) 862-7709

www.gowithgarretts.com

Sunrise Auto Repair 1215A N. Main St. Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 228-0576

www.sunriseautoservices.com

Unique Car Club of Greenville 310 W Curtis St. Simpsonville , SC 29681 (864) 201-8555

www.facebook.com/UniqueCarClubGV/

BANKS & CREDIT UNIONS

Countybank

309 SE Main St. Simpsonville, SC 29681

1-864-630-4248

www.ecountybank.com

Founders Federal Credit Union Clinton 252 Harrison Bridge Road Simpsonville , SC 29680

1-800-845-1614

www.foundersfcu.com

GrandSouth Bank 325 S. Main Street

Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 862-8833

www.grandsouth.com

* Fountain Inn Chamber Enchanced Memebers Highlighted

2023 FOUNTAIN INN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Greenville Heritage Federal Credit Union

350 Harrison Bridge Road Simpsonville, SC 29680

(864) 476-4160

www.greenvilleheritage.com

MTC Federal Credit Union

PO Box 1944 Greenville, SC 29602 (864) 918-5404

www.MTCFederal.com

Secured Advantage Federal Credit Union

116 NE Main St. Simpsonville, SC 29681 (864) 967-1401

www.securedadvantagefcu.com

United Community Bank

300 N Weston Street Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 862-4411

www.ucbi.com/locations/fountain-innnorth-weston-st/

CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE

Greenville Chamber of Commerce

550 S Main St. Greenville, SC 29601 (864) 485-5262

www.greenvillechamber.org

Laurens County Chamber of Commerce

291 Professional Park Rd. Clinton , SC 29325 (864) 833-2716

www.laurenscounty.org/cc

Mauldin Chamber of Commerce

101 E Butler Rd. Mauldin , SC 29662 (864) 297-1323

www.mauldinchamber.org

Simpsonville Area Chamber of Commerce

105A W. Curtis Street Simpsonville, SC 29681 (864) 963-3781

www.simpsonvillechamber.com

South Carolina Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

PO Box 1057

Taylors , SC 29687

(864) 643-7261

schcc.org/

CHILDCARE

Excel Academy

50 Railroad St. Fountain Inn, SC 29644-1904 (864) 601-9900

Fountain Inn Kid Enrichment Center

601 Fairview Street

Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 641-3453

www.fikecenter.com

His Daycare LLC

615 Fairview Street

Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 201-4381

HISDAYCare LLC.com

Spike’s After School

510 Georgia St.

Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 862-5050

www.spikesafterschool.com

CHIROPRACTORS

Bloomwell Family Chiropractic

4 Howard Creek Dr. Ste. B Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 409-2021

www.bloomwellfamilychiropractic.com

CHURCHES

Bethlehem Baptist Church

4 Harrison Bridge Rd Simpsonville, SC 29681 (864) 963-3527

www.bbc1867.org

Capstone Church 601 Fairview St.

Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 862-3993

www.capstonechurch.net

Emmanuel Praise & Worship Center 619 Fairview Street

Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 923-5160

facebook.com/Emmanuel-Praise-Worship-Center

Fountain Inn First Baptist Church 206 N Weston Street

Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 862-3350

www.fifbc.org

Fountain Inn Presbyterian Church 307 N Main Street Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 862-3341

www.FountainInnPres.org

Fountain Inn Wesleyan Church 205 Woodside Ave. Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 862-5517

www.FountainInnWesleyan.org

Green Pond United Methodist Church 168 Stoddard Mill Rd. Gray Court, SC 29645 (864) 862-2668

www.greenpondumc.org/

Hope Church

Simpsonville campus 806 SE Main Street

Simpsonville, SC 29681 (864) 579-7797

www.hopesc.org

Mt. Zion Baptist Church 103 Mount Zion Drive

Fountain Inn, SC 29644-2138

1-864-862-2540

www.mtzion1888.org

Presbyterian Fellowship of Fountain Inn 417 South Main Street

Fountain Inn, South Carolina 29644 (864) 423-4265

www.pffi.net

Trinity United Methodist Church 403 S Weston St. Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 862-4561

www.FITUMC.com

CLEANING SERVICES

Foothills Exterior Cleaning Services 43 Carolina Way

Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 871-5453

www.foothillsexterior.com

Servpro 308 N. Maple Street

Simpsonville , SC 29681 (864) 784-7471

Servpro.com

Stay Clean Carpet Cleaning

Serving the Upstate Area (904) 295-8066

CLOTHING/SHOES

The Sock Ministry 115 North Main Street

Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 408-9990

www.thesockministry.com

COACHING

Dean Storer Coaching

Professor Mindshift International Coach Serving the Upstate (864) 979-0808

www.deanstorercoaching.com

FocalPoint Performance Business

Coaching-Mike Ungar

213 Iron Bridge Way Simpsonville, SC 29681 (864) 423-3413

michaelungar.focalpointcoaching.com

COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS

Alzheimer’s Association sponsored by Quillen Manor

123 W Antrim Dr. Greenville , SC 29607 (864) 250-0029

www.alz.org/sc/about_us/alzheimer-s-in-south-carolina

Building The Inn of SC PO Box 731

Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 275-8755

www.btiofsc.org

CarolinaBuy

Serving North & South Carolina, (864) 642-4399

www.carolinabuy.com/

Center for Community Services 1102 Howard Drive Simpsonville, SC 29681 (864) 688-2215

www.centercs.com

Chapman Foundation 22 Howard Creek Drive Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 862-6797

www.chapmanfoundation.com

Fountain Inn Chorale

206 N Weston Street Fountain Inn, SC 29644-1904 (540) 292-6773

www.fichorale.org

Fountain Inn Garden Club Fountain Inn, SC 29644-1904

Generations Group Home, Inc 820 Dunklin Bridge Rd. Fountain Inn , SC 29644 (864) 243-5557

www.GenerationsGroup.com

Girl Scouts Troop 2486

Servicing the Fountain Inn & Gray Court (864) 238-5440

www.facebook.com/Troop2486

Goodjustice

Serving Globally (810) 919-8796

www.Goodjustice.com

Greenville Area Development Corporation

233 N. Main Street Suite 250 Greenville, SC 29601 (864) 235-2008

www.GoGADS.com

Greenville County Human Relations (864) 467-7095

Greenville County Library Fountain Inn Branch 311 N. Main Street Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 242-5000

www.greenvillelibrary.org

Italian American Club of Greenville 310 W Curtis St. Fountain Inn, SC 29644-1904 (864) 245-4320 iacgg.org/

Lancaster Motorcycle Club Fountain In, SC 29644 (864) 449-1400

www.facebook.com/lancastermc/

Mill Town Players 214 Lebby St. Pelzer , SC 29669 (864) 947-8000

www.milltownplayers.org

Revolutionary War Museum 205 West Laurens St. Laurens , SC 29360 (864) 263-3074

revwarmuseum.weebly.com/

Rotary Club of Fountain Inn 307 S. Main Street Fountain Inn, SC 29644

SC Bach Choir (864) 270-4689

SCBach.org

SC Commission for Minority Affairs

293 Greystone Blvd. Columbia, SC 29210 (803) 333-9621

cma.sc.gov/community-wide-divisions/ small-and-minority-business-division

South Carolina Small Business Development Center (864) 980-0375

The MB6 Foundation 222 Drury Lane Mauldin, SC 29662 (864) 808-0035

themb6foundation.org

The Miriam Foundation Post Office Box 8244 Greenville, SC 29604 (864) 230-2767

www.miriamsc.org

The Period Project 355 Woodruff Rd. Ste. 106, Greenville, SC 29607 (864) 630-9617

www.periodproject.org

The Stage at the Younts Center 315 N Main Street Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (228) 596-0990

www.artscentre2022.wixsite.com/thestage

United States Postal Service 290 McCarter Road Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 862-3383

www.usps.com

United Way

105 Edinburgh Court Greenville, SC 29605 (864) 467-3333

www.unitedwaygc.org

Upstate Mobility Alliance 150 Executive Drive #202 Greenville, SC 29615 (864) 245-2764

upstatemobilityalliance.org

COMPUTER SERVICE/SALES

TSAChoice 25 Woods Lake Rd. Ste. 207 Greenville, SC 29607 (864) 546-6702

www.tsachoice.com

CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT

A M Hood Construction, LLC 404 A Wall St. Fountain Inn, SC 29644-1904 (864) 483-8081

Garrett & Garrett

N. Nelson St. Fountain Inn , SC 29644 (864) 862-3501

garrettprops.com/

Husky Builders

214 S. Main St. Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 784-3433

www.huskybuilding.com

Roper Brothers, Inc. 201 Trade St. Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 386-3826

www.roperbrothers.net

CONSULTANTS

Altech Consulting, Inc 508 N Main St. Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 915-8717

Career Corp, LLC.

1301 W Wade Hampton Blvd. Ste. C Greer, SC 29650 (864) 406-9744

www.career-corp.com

Cooper Planning Group, Inc 412 Woodland Oaks Ct. Simpsonville, SC 29681 (864) 962-3039

www.cooperplanninggroup.com

Joseph Citeno

Affiliate, Tax Rebate Specialists

Serving the Upstate Area (864) 230-1006

taxrebatespecialists.com/citeno

MESH Community Solutions, LLC

Proudly Serving the Upstate Area (864) 841-8636

meshcommunitysolutions.com

ONE to ONE CX

221 Riverstone Way Greer, SC 29651 (770) 842-8744

one2onecx.com

ZenBusiness

5511 Parkcrest Drive Suite 103 Austin, TX 78731 (512) 765-4985

www.zenbusiness.com/how-to-start-an-llc/

CONTRACTORS

All American Asphalt Specialists, LLC

402 Scarlet Oak Dr. Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 923-1695

www.allamericanasphaltspecialistsllc.com/

CertaPro Painters Greenville East 121 Interstate Blvd. Ste. 1 Greenville, SC 29615 (864) 458-7121

greenville-east.certapro.com

Industrial Power Company 104 B South Main Street Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 601-9600

www.ipcosc.com

Lancaster Services 33 Leopard Rd. Fountain Inn , SC 29644 (864) 303-3081

Warren Associates, Inc (864) 630-7483

William Dodds Plumbing 239 S Moore Rd Fountain Inn , SC 29644 (864) 546-0432

COUNSELING

LivingWells Counseling Center LLC

711 Fairview Street Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (803) 318-5400

livingwells.cc

DANCE

Let’s Dance 610-A N. Woods Drive Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 296-0895

www.letsdancesc.com

The Younts Center for Performing Arts 315 N. Main Street Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 409-1050

www.yountscenter.org

DENTAL

Family Dental Health formerly Calcutt Family Dentistry 284 McCarter Rd. Fountain Inn , SC 29644 (864) 862-2966

www.fdhonline.com/fountain-inn

Fountain Inn Dental, LLC 1125 North Main Street

Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 601-9899

www.fountaininndental.com

Marshall Orthodontics 551 Harrison Bridge Road Simpsonville, SC 29680 1-864-336-2965

www.marshall-orthodontics.com/

EDUCATION

Fountain Inn Elementary School 608 Fairview St. Fountain Inn, SC 29644-1904

www.greenville.k12.sc.us/ftinn

Fountain Inn High School Fountain Inn, SC 29644-1904

www.greenville.k12.sc.us/fihs

Rudolph Gordon Middle School 1507 Scuffletown Road Simpsonville , SC 29681

www.greenville.k12.sc.us/gordon

ELECTED OFFICIALS

Butch Kirven (864) 228-9300

butchkirven.com

Jeff Duncan Congressman 30 West Beltline Blvd. Anderson, SC 29625 (864) 224-7401

JeffDuncan.House.Gov

Danny Verdin Senator

(803) 212-6250

Mark Willis SC House of Representatives

Elected Officials

(864) 230-0135

David Vaughan

SC House of Representatives

Fountain InnSC 29644-1904

www.vaughanforsc.com

Lindsey Graham Senator

130 South Main Street Greenville, SC 29601-2732

(864) 250-1417

Lgraham.Senate.gov

ENTERTAINMENT

5 Star Bounce 2607 Woodruff Rd. Suite E Unit #2009 Simpsonville, SC 29681 (864) 900-4219

www.5starbounce.com

Village Play

4 Howard Creek Drive Fountain Inn, SC 29644-1904 (864) 409-2320

villageplaysc.com

EVENT PLANNING

Ole Blue Truck Farm, LLC

Event Venue 874 Dogwood Road Gray Court, South Carolina 29645 (864) 884-4145

www.olebluetruckfarmvenue.com

EVENT VENUE

Nirvana Cultural Center Event Venue

30 Howard Creek Drive Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 862-6784

www.nirvanaculturalcenter.com/

FINANCIAL & INVESTMENT SERVICES

Matthews Wealth Management 114 North Main Street Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 527-5982

www.matthewswm.com

PaymentsFirst Fountain Inn, SC (864) 684-1919

www.paymentsfirst.org

FITNESS

CrossFit Fountain Inn 604 N. Woods Dr. Unit B Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 320-6527

www.crossfitfountaininn.com

No Limits Martial Arts, LLC

510 S. Main St Simpsonville , SC 29681 (864) 525-5350

www.facebook.com/NoLimitsMartialArts/

FLORISTS

Inn Season 125 N. Main Street Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 409-2424

www.innseasondesign.com/

Penny Posies

412 Chillingham Ct. Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 979-6345

FOOD & BEVERAGE/CATERING

Bobby’s BBQ & Seasoning 1301 N. Main Street Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 409-2379

www.eatbobbys.com

Cakes to Dye For 120 Fairview St # A, Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 724-2155

https://cakestodyefor.com/

Gio’s Pastry Shop, LLC 218 South Main Street Unit A

Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 724-2058

Robin’s Just Desserts Simpsonville, SC 29681 (864) 341-4438

robinsjustdesserts.com

Starbucks

250 McCarter Rd. Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 794-2028

www.starbucks.com

Sweet Eats

213 Fairway Forest View Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 420-1973

facebook.com/sweeteatsbymichele

FUNERAL & CREMATION SERVICES

Cannon Byrd Funeral Homes & Memorial Park

1150 N Main Sreet

Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 862-9298

Cannonbyrd.com

Fletcher Funeral & Cremation Service 1218 N Main St.

Fountain Inn , SC 29644 (864) 967-2424

www.fletcherfuneralservice.com

GIFTS & SPECIALTY ITEMS

D & T Kreations

1038 Highway 418 Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 420-4979

dtkreations.com

GOVERNMENT

City of Fountain Inn 200 N Main St. Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 862-4421

www.fountaininn.org

Town of Gray Court 329 W Main St. Gray Court , SC 29645 (864) 876-2581

www.townofgraycourt.sc.gov

GRAPHIC DESIGN

Adobe 345 Park Avenue San Jose, California 95110-2704 (408) 753-5826

www.adobe.com

GROCERY STORES

La Monarca 201 Knight Street Fountain Inn, SC 29644

Upstate Growers Market 202 S Weston Street Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 409-2323

www.UpstateGrowersMarket.com

HARDWARE

B.W. Burdette & Son Hardware 124 N Main St Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 862-1411

www.bwbhardware.com

HOME FURNISHINGS

Affordable Mattress & Beds 307 S. Main Street, Suite C Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 408-9099

www.affordablemattressandbeds.online

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North American Flags & Flagpoles, LLC

1624 Woodruff Road, Ste. 1 Greenville, SC 29607 (864) 288-1418

www.NorthAmericanFlags.com

SC Wholesale Mattress & Furniture

110 S Main Street Fountain Inn , SC 29644 (864) 862-4608

www.wesleepgreat.com

HOME SERVICES

Jaramillo Professional Services, LLC

Serving the Upstate Area (864) 386-5417

www.jaramilloprofessionalservicesllc.com

Mosquito & Pest Authority

108 West Main Street Ninety Six, SC 29666 (864) 992-1305

www.bugsbite.com

HOSPITALS & CLINICS

Bon Secours St. Francis Medical Campus at Simpsonville 3970 Grandview Drive Simpsonville, SC 29680 (864) 301-6156

www.bonsecours.com/locations/emerg-ency-rooms/greenville/bon-secours-stfrancis-emergency-center-at-simpsonville

Pelham Medical Center

250 Westmoreland Drive Greer, SC 29651 (864) 530-6000

www.pelhammedicalcenter.com

Prisma Health

729 SE Main St, Simpsonville, SC 29681 (864) 454-6151

www.prismahealth.org

HUMAN RESOURCE SERVICES

Management in Motion

403 N Main St. Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 525-7008

www.managementinmotion.us

INSURANCE

Abercrombie Insurance Agency 212 S Main Street Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 862-2548

www.theabercrombieagency.com

Anthony Bennon - State Farm 301 Fairview Street Fountain Inn , SC 29644 (864) 862-7373

www.anthonybennon.com

Blue Cross Blue Shield of South Carolina 1000 Executive Center Drive BR-140 Greenville, SC 29615

SouthCarolinaBlues.com

Correll Insurance Fountain Inn, SC 29608 (864) 583-5445

www.correllinsurance.com/

Edward Jones - Paul Valentine 340 Rocky Slope Suite 200 Greenville , SC 29607 (864) 987-5009

www.edwardjones.com/us-en/financial-advisor/paul-valentine

Main Street Insurance 102 N. Main St. Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 601-9670

www.agencythatcares.com

Oak Insurance Services, LLC 218 S Main Street Suite B Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 518-1510

www.oakinsuranceservices.com

Rick Gilliland Allstate Insurance Serving the Upstate Area (864) 631-0701

www.allstate.com/rickgilliland

Spears & Houston Insurance Group 674 Fairview Rd. Ste. A Simpsonville, SC 29680 (864) 228-0754

www.spearsinsurancegroup.com

Wickliffe Insurance Services, Inc 406 SE Main Street Simpsonville, SC 29681 (864) 967-4755

www.wickliffeinsurance.com

LANDSCAPING

Bloomers Nursery of Fountain Inn 15 Howard Creek Drive Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 409-9650

www.bloomersfi.com

Envirocare Landscape Management 614 N Woods Dr. Fountain Inn , SC 29644 (864) 304-3522

www.envirocarelandscape.com

LEGAL SERVICES

Betsy Tanner Law 107 South Main Street

Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 351-2433

www.betsytannerlaw.com

MAIL SERVICES/SHIPPING

Upstate Trucking, Inc 500 Georgia Street

Fountain Innn, SC 29644 (864) 862-1343

www.upstatetrucking.com

MANUFACTURING & PRODUCTION

Ameri-Pak 477 S Woods Dr. Fountain Inn , SC 29644 (864) 862-8696

www.ameripak.net

AVX Corporation One AVX Boulevard

Fountain Inn, SC 29644 1-864-967-2150

AVX.com

Bosch Rexroth Corporation 8 Southchase Court

Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 967-2777

www.BoschRexroth-US.com

D&W Fine Pack, LLC

1372 N Old Laurens Rd. Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 862-4004

www.dwfinepack.com

Elevated Industrial Solutions 302 Hughes St.

Fountain Inn, SC 29644

1-864-409-9330

elevatedindustrial.com/compressed-air-systems/

Euro Kera North America 140 Chase Blvd.

Fountain Inn , SC 29644 (864) 963-8082

www.EuroKera.com

2023 FOUNTAIN INN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Fibertex Nonwovens

100 ISO Parkway

Gray Court, SC 29645 (864) 876-6645

www.fibertex.com

Fitesa

840 SE Main St. Simpsonville , SC 29681 (864) 967-5605

www.fitesa.com

Harvey & Associates, Inc

306 Hughes St. Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 862-2379

www.harveyandassociates.com

Hicks Mechanical Services 2098 Trail Rd. Belton , SC 29627 (864) 940-0062

IPS Packaging

10 Jack Casey Ct. Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 862-1500

www.ipack.com

JW Machine & Fab 819 Hillside Church Rd. Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 921-0201

www.jwmachineandfab.com

McGill Airflow, LLC

300 Dale Dr. Fountain Inn , SC 29644 (864) 241-1540

www.mcgillairflow.com

Pierburg US, LLC

5 Southchase Ct. Fountain Inn , SC 29644 (864) 688-1411

www.rheinmetall-automotive.com

Shamrock Technologies, Inc formerly Astro Emulsions

557 South Woods Drive Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 862-2731

www.astroamericanchemical.com/

Stueken, LLC

137 Southchase Blvd. Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 862-0612

stueken.de/en

Teknor Apex Carolina Co 1092 N Old Laurens Rd. Fountain Inn , SC 29644 (864) 862-6444

www.teknorapex.com

ZF Transmissions

2846 North Old Laurens Rd. Gray Court, SC 29645 (864) 601-2500

www.zf.com/mobile/en/homepage/ homepage.html

MARKETING

Falero Studios

105 1st St. fountain inn, SC 29644 (864) 804-7029

falerostudios.com

PECULIAR

75 Depot Street Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 505-8584

www.peculiar.co

MEDICAL, DENTAL & NURSING CARE

Carlyle Senior Care of Fountain Inn 501 Gulliver Street

Fountain Inn, SC 29644-1904 (864) 862-2554

www.carlylefountaininn.com

Health Related Home Care

520 Epting Ave. Greenwood, SC 29646 (864) 366-9151

www.healthrelatedhomecare.com

Prisma Health

Primary Care Fountain Inn 200 N. Nelson Drive Fountain Inn, SC 29644-1904 (864) 522-6270

PrismaHealth.org/PC-Fountain-Inn

PERSONAL SERVICES

Mosquito Hunters of Simpsonville

Serving the Golden Strip (864) 551-0817

mosquitohunters.com/simpsonville-sc/

PETS

Earthwise Pet

655 Fairview Rd. Ste. B Simsponville, SC 29680 (864) 757-1599

EarthWisePetSimpsonville.com

PHARMACY

Best RX Pharmacy

1103 N Main St. Fountain Inn , SC 29644 (864) 210-1811

www.bestrxpharmacy.org

Howard’s Pharmacy

106 S Weston Street Fountain Inn, SC 29644-1904 (864) 408-9680

www.howardspharmacyrx.com

PRESS/PUBLICATIONS/RADIO

The Original Relocation Guide (864) 483-5111

www.relocationguide.biz

PRINTING & TYPESETTING SERVICES

BB Print and Promo, LLC

75 Depot Street Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 304-7492

www.bbprintandpromo.com

Express Press 501B Richardson St. Simpsonville, SC 29681 (864) 757-9652

www.epgvl.com

Minuteman Press

Serving the Upstate Area (864) 233-6029

www.GSC.MinutemanPress.com

Tickle Mites, LLC

Serving the Fountain Inn Area Fountain Inn, SC 29644-1904 (864) 478-8973

ticklemitesfranchise.com

PROPERTY LEASING & MANAGEMENT

Brown Property Management, LLC P.O. Box 1034 Simpsonville , SC 29681 (864) 616-3098

www.DonnaBrownProperties.com

Fox Creek Mobile Home Park 491 Chapman Road Fountain Inn, 29644 (864) 862-1200

N.V.,LLC (864) 608-4933

Sundance Property Management, Inc (513) 489-3363

www.sundancemanagement.com

REAL ESTATE SERVICES

Aline Capital

204 Westfield St. Suite 100 Greenville, SC 29601 (864) 640-7310

www.alinecapital.com

Ashton Title

302 N. Weston Street Fountain Inn, SC 29644-1904 (864) 252-9555

AshtonTitle.co

Mr. Sandless Spartanburg

403 Falling Rock Way Greenville, SC 29615 (864) 641-1423

www.mrsandless.com

Muller Team Properties, LLC (Jewels, TJ, and Lukas Muller) 187 Carolina Way Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 610-5767

MullerTeamProperties.com

Nest Realty - Kate Anderson

102 W Stone Ave. Greenville , SC 29609 (864) 363-3634

www.nestrealty.com/greenville/agents/ kate_anderson.html

RE/MAX Moves

108 S. Main Street Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 520-1002

www.greenvillemoves.com

Reliance Realty Advisors, LLC 204 S. Main St. Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 232-0019

www.reliance-advisors.com

Robin Gundana, REALTOR®, PSA, SRES®

Realty One Group Freedom

355 Woodruff Rd., Suite 110 Greenville, SC 29607 (864) 724-9522

robingundana.myrealtyonegroup.com/

Shannon Reilly, Realtor

2202 Woodruff Rd. Simpsonville , SC 29681 (864) 303-5895

shannonreilly.cdanjoyner.com

Stacy Jacobs

Blackstream International

Christie’s International Real Estate 20 Overbrook Ct. Greenville, SC 29607 (864) 395-1643

www.stacysellsgreenville.com

Taillefer Commercial Group 1030 East Butler Rd. Greenville, SC 29607 (770) 663-5222

The Coffey House Group 3539 Pelham Rd. Greenville, SC 29615 (864) 354-2323

The Mill at Fountain Inn, LLC 100 Ellison St. Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 341-4194

WIN Home Inspection Laurens

123 Garfield Ln. Simpsonville, SC 29681 (864) 881-1122

Laurens.wini.com

Younts Properties

1206 NE Main St. Simpsonville , SC 29681 (864) 962-8958

yountsproperties.com/available-properties

RESTAURANTS

Bucky’s Bar-B-Q 103 N. Main St. Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 329-0054

www.buckysbbq.com

Chick-fil-A Simpsonville 659 Fairview Rd. Simpsonville, SC 29680 (864) 962-5157

www.chick-fil-a.com/locations/sc/simpsonville

Cucina 100 100 S Main St.

Fountain Inn , SC 29644 (864) 601-9606

www.cucina100.com

El Patron

107 N Weston St. Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 862-3444

elpatronmexicano.com

Fountain Inn Taproom (formerly Growler Haus) 101 N Main Street Fountain Inn, 29644 (864) 409-2337

fountaininntaproom.com

Steam Coffee and Cream 113 S Main St. Fountain Inn , SC 29644 (864) 915-8999

Steamcoffeecream.com

RESTAURANTS & SPECIALTY DINING

The Chill Factory 109 N Main Street Fountain Inn, SC 29644-1904 (864) 409-2013

www.facebook.com/thechillfactory109/

Voodoo Brew Pub Fountain Inn 105 Jones Street Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 408-9688

www.voodoobrewery.com/locations/fountaininn

WingNutz 201 Trade Street Suite C Fountain Inn, SC 29644-1904 (864) 408-9635

mywingnutz.com

RETAIL

Silliest Slogans LLC

Serving the Upstate, Shipping Worldwide (864) 774-0080

www.silliestslogans.com

Swanky Steer 119 North Main Street Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (874) 409-2034

theswankysteer.wixsite.com/swankysteer

SECURITY SERVICES

Priority One Security 18 Interchange Blvd. Greenville, SC 29607 (864) 419-2157

www.priority1security.com

ProTec Security Systems PO Box 700 Laurens, SC 29360

www.laurenselectric.com

STAFFING

TradesMax Staffing

1120 N. Pleasantburg Dr., Ste. 306 Greenville, SC 29607 (864) 763-5567

www.tradesmaxstaffing.net

STORAGE

Fountain Inn Warehouse & Transfer 406 Georgia St. Fountain Inn , SC 29644 (864) 862-3538

Individual Storage Co PO Box 1525 Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 862-4144

Out O Space Storage 409 Hwy 418 Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 601-0640

fistorage.com

TAX PREPARATION

Carole S. Cooley, CPA 106 S. Main Street Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 862-4959

UTILITIES

Duke Energy 821 SE Main St. Simpsonville , SC 29681 (864) 777-9898

www.Duke-Energy.com

Fountain Inn Natural Gas System 100 S. Weston St. Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 862-0042

fountaininngas.org

Laurens Electric Cooperative 2254 Highway 14 Laurens, South Carolina 29360 (864) 682-3141

www.laurenselectric.com

Renewable Water Resources (Re-Wa) 670 Mauldin Rd. Greenville , SC 29607 (864) 299-4000

www.rewaonline.org

VETERINARIANS

Fountain Inn Animal Clinic 1126 N Main St. Fountain Inn, SC 29644 (864) 862-4707

www.fiacpetvet.com

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