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From hereRockHill.com, Rock Hill Herald and 2 more newsrooms, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.
hereRockHill.com23 hours ago
3D Systems Posts Q3 Loss as Rock Hill Firm Grows Revenue, on hereRockHill.comROCK HILL, S.C. — Rock Hill-based 3D Systems Corporation said Wednesday that third-quarter red ink totaled $33.5 million even as sales climbed, and it sketched a modest revenue range for the current quarter. The additive manufacturing company posted $99.3 million in revenue for the three months ended Sept. 30, a 9 percent increase from a
hereRockHill.comYesterday
Manufacturer Weighs Mount Gallant Road Move in Rock Hill, on hereRockHill.comROCK HILL, S.C. — A precision manufacturer that has been run by the same family for three generations is weighing a $22.6 million project that would bring it to Rock Hill at 150 Mount Gallant Road, one of four job projects now moving through York County Council. The company, still known only by the code
Rock Hill HeraldNov. 4
These 4 big companies set to bring $232.6M in investments and 415 jobs to York County, on Rock Hill HeraldYork County plans four major projects totaling $232.6M that could create 415 jobs across Fort Mill, Rock Hill and Clover as incentives and grants are finalized.
The StateNov. 4
Fort Mill schools sue Silfab, York County over absent ‘health and safety’ concerns, on The StateFort Mill, SC schools sue Silfab, York County. Court filings are the latest in the community and legal controversy over safety, zoning around solar panel plant.
WRHINov. 4
Business Rock Hill: 11/04/26 We’ve Come A Long Way, on WRHIThis week on Business Rock Hill, in a span of 50 years the City of Rock Hill has gone from a textile town to s sports and tourism mecca.
In brief
The short notes of Daily Fort Mill’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.
Job projectA family-run precision manufacturer, still known only as Project Blue Mako, is weighing a $22.6 million project at 150 Mount Gallant Road in Rock Hill.
A family-run precision manufacturer, still known only as Project Blue Mako, is weighing a $22.6 million project at 150 Mount Gallant Road in Rock Hill. It would add 54 jobs within five years, averaging just under $69,000, and York County Council has given the deal first reading.
News Notes · Today’s editionSource: hereRockHill.com