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<\/p>\nUpstate logistics company to lay off over a hundred employees<\/p>\n
\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tAT 644 IN TIME FOR NEWS TO GO, WE HAVE A LOOK AT TODAY\u2019S TOP NEWS STORIES. YOUR TRAFFIC AND WEATHER ALL BEFORE YOU HEAD OUT THE DOOR WITH OUR ISABELLE MARK, WHO\u2019S JOINING US LIVE IN DOWNTOWN GREENVILLE TO TELL US ABOUT ARTISTS YEAR, WHICH KICKS OFF TODAY. YEAH. HEY, ERIN. AND WE\u2019VE GOT A LOT OF EXCITEMENT THAT\u2019S HAPPENING THIS WEEKEND. YOU MIGHT KNOW SOMEBODY WHO MIGHT KNOW A LITTLE BIT MORE ABOUT THAT. IS CARRY THE CEO OF ARTIST FAIR. OKAY, LET\u2019S TALK ABOUT LAST MINUTE REMINDERS FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE EXCITED TO COME OUT THIS WEEKEND. SO THE CHURCH STREET BRIDGE IS CLOSED DOWN. SO MAKE SURE YOU KNOW THE DETOUR ROUTE AND JUST DON\u2019T BRING YOUR PETS. PLEASE LEAVE THOSE AT HOME, BUT BRING YOUR SUNSCREEN. IT\u2019S GOING TO BE A BEAUTIFUL WEEKEND. YEAH. AND WHAT\u2019S NEW THIS YEAR? I KNOW THERE\u2019S A COUPLE NEW ADDITIONS. YEAH. SO FOR THE 22ND ANNUAL ARTIST YEAR PRESENTED BY PRISMA HEALTH, WE HAVE 47 BRAND NEW FACES ON ARTISTS ROW, WHICH IS THE HIGHEST NUMBER OF NEW ARTISTS WE\u2019VE EVER HAD IN ANY ONE YEAR. SO WE\u2019RE SUPER EXCITED ABOUT THAT. WE LOVE TO SEE OUR OLD FRIENDS THAT COME BACK, BUT IT\u2019S NEAT TO ALSO HAVE SOME NEW ARTISTS ON ARTISTS ROW. THERE ARE PLENTY OF NEW ENGAGING ACTIVITIES AND DEMONSTRATIONS ON THE STREETS, SO OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEOPLE TO TRY THEIR OWN HAND AT THE CREATIVE PROCESS AND SEE THE DEMONSTRATIONS, PULL BACK THE CURTAIN AND SEE HOW THE SEE HOW EVERYTHING IS MADE, AND THEN PLENTY OF OPPORTUNITIES FOR KIDS TO MAKE CRAFTS FOR MOM FOR MOTHER\u2019S DAY. AND I KNOW YOU GUYS HAVE BEEN DOING THIS FOR A LITTLE WHILE NOW. YOU KNOW, MORE THAN 20 YEARS. WHAT\u2019S BEEN YOUR FAVORITE PART OR WHAT ARE YOU MOST LOOKING FORWARD TO THIS YEAR? I LOVE TO SEE JUST EVERYBODY COMING OUT AND HAVING A GOOD TIME. I MEAN, GREENVILLE COMES OUT AND THEY BUY ART AND THEY CELEBRATE. I MEAN, YOU KNOW, WE HAVE AN AMAZING, SUPER VIBRANT CULTURAL SCENE HERE HERE IN GREENVILLE. SO MANY AMAZING CULTURAL AMENITIES. AND SO, YOU KNOW, PEOPLE CELEBRATE THOSE THINGS THAT THEY LOVE AND THEY HOLD DEAR. AND THIS COMMUNITY REALLY CHERISHES THEIR CULTURAL ASSETS HERE. AND SO SEEING EVERYBODY OUT HERE ENJOYING AND CELEBRATING THE ARTS IS, IS WHAT IT\u2019S ALL ABOUT. AND THERE\u2019S SO MUCH TALENT. I KNOW SO MANY ARTISTS APPLIED. WHAT GOES INTO CHOOSING SOME OF THESE ARTISTS THAT ARE ON ARTISTS ROW. SO WE GET A DIFFERENT PANEL OF JURORS EVERY YEAR. PROFESSIONALS, THEY\u2019RE EITHER WORKING ARTISTS, GALLERISTS, MUSEUM CURATORS, ARTS EDUCATORS, AND THEY GO THROUGH THE ALMOST 1100 APPLICATIONS THE ARTISTS APPLY WITH FOUR IMAGES OF THEIR WORK AND AN IMAGE OF THEIR BOOTH, AND THEY APPLY IN THEIR DIFFERENT CATEGORIES. SO THERE\u2019S 17 DIFFERENT CATEGORIES. AND THEN WE TAKE THE TOP SCORES ACROSS ALL 17 CATEGORIES. SO YOU HAVE A NICE BALANCE OF MEDIUMS OUT HERE. WOW. THAT\u2019S REALLY COOL. THANK YOU SO MUCH, CARRIE. THANKS FOR BEING OUT HERE WITH US THIS MORNING AND ENJOY THE REST OF YOUR WEEKEND AS WELL. IT\u2019S GOING TO BE A FUN TIME. AS A QUICK REMINDER, IT STARTS TODAY AT NOON. WE\u2019LL RUN ALL WEEKEND LONG AND SUNDAY NIGHT. BUT FOR NOW, REPORTING LIVE IN DOWNTOWN GREENVILLE, ISABELLE MARAK WYFF NEWS FOUR. ISABELLE. THANK YOU AND COMMITMENT 2026 COVERAGE THIS MORNING. WE\u2019RE UNDER A MONTH OUT FROM THE JUNE PRIMARY IN SOUTH CAROLINA, AND THE FIRST DEADLINE TO REGISTER TO VOTE IS TODAY. IF YOU WANT TO REGISTER TO VOTE IN PERSON, THAT DEADLINE IS TODAY. WHILE SUNDAY IS THE DEADLINE TO REGISTER ONLINE, VIA FAX OR BY EMAIL, AND MONDAY IS THE DEADLINE TO REGISTER BY MAIL, THE LETTER HAS TO BE POSTMARKED BY THE 11TH. EARLY VOTING STARTS MAY 26TH, AND PRIMARY ELECTION DAY IS TUESDAY, JUNE 9TH. MAYOR BILAL SAYS SHE\u2019S LEAVING HER POST THIS SUMMER, JUST MONTHS AFTER SHE WAS REELECTED. SHE ANNOUNCED SHE\u2019S NOT RUNNING FOR ANOTHER TERM AND WILL RESIGN AT THE END OF JUNE. SHE SAYS SHE\u2019S STEPPING DOWN TO SPEND MORE TIME WITH HER FAMILY AND TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW LEADERSHIP. MAYOR LYLES WAS FIRST ELECTED BACK IN 2017, AND IN TOTAL, SHE SERVED IN CITY GOVERNMENT FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS. THE SOUTH CAROLINA REPUBLICAN PARTY SAYS IT\u2019S FORMALLY DECERTIFIED. JACQUELYN HICKS DUBOSE AS A CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR, THE PARTY SAYS HER FILING FEE PAYMENT WAS RETURNED FOR INSUFFICIENT FUNDS AND WAS NOT SUBSEQUENTLY RESOLVED. THE STATE GOP SAYS HER NAME WILL STILL APPEAR ON THE BALLOT, BUT THE VOTES WILL NOT OFFICIALLY COUNT THIS SUNDAY ON. FOR THE RECORD, WE\u2019RE TALKING WITH THREE OF THE CANDIDATES FOR SOUTH CAROLINA GOVERNOR. WE INVITED EACH CANDIDATE TO JOIN US FOR A ONE ON ONE INTERVIEW, AND THIS SUNDAY, WE\u2019LL INTRODUCE YOU TO THREE OF THE REPUBLICANS RUNNING FOR GOVERNOR. THOSE THREE ARE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR PAMELA ABBOTT, STATE SENATOR JOSH KIMBRELL AND CONGRESSWOMAN NANCY MACE. AND THEN THE FOLLOWING WEEK, WE\u2019LL BRING YOU INTERVIEWS WITH THREE OTHER REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES. A REMINDER YOU CAN FIND LAST WEEK\u2019S EPISODE FEATURING THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES ON WYFF 4 DOT COM. AND AGAIN, A REMINDER, THE SOUTH CAROLINA PRIMARY IS COMING UP SOON. ON JUNE 9TH, YOU JOIN US SUNDAY MORNING AT 1130, RIGHT HERE ON WYFF FOR THE CITY OF GREENVILLE, SAYS LONGTIME COMMUNITY LEADER PHIL HARRIS HAS DIED. HARRIS WAS THE PRESIDENT OF THE SYRIAN NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION FOR ALMOST 30 YEARS, AND THE CITY SAYS SHE DIED LAST WEEK AT THE AGE OF 79. SOUTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY HAS ANNOUNCED ITS SPEAKERS FOR TOMORROW\u2019S COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY, AND IT COMES AFTER STUDENTS PROTESTED LAST WEEK WHEN LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR PAMELA ABBOTT WAS RUMORED TO DELIVER THE ADDRESS. SOUTH CAROLINA STATE SAYS THE UNIVERSITY\u2019S NATIONAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT YOLANDA WILLIAMS AND STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT, ZARIA TUCKER WILL BE THE KEYNOTE SPEAKERS. WILLIAMS SERVES AS A SENIOR LEAD ANALYTICS CONSULTANT AT WELLS FARGO IN CHARLOTTE, AND SHE EARNED HER DEGREE FROM NC STATE IN MATHEMATICS WITH A MINOR IN COMPUTER SCIENCE IN 1995. TUCKER IS A SENIOR PSYCHOLOGY MAJOR FROM CLINTON AND WILL SERVE AS THE STUDENT SPEAKER. THE CEREMONY WILL BEGIN AT 10 A.M. WITH UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT ALEXANDER CONYERS PRESIDING. AND ANDERSON COUNTY SET TO OPEN TODAY. COUNTY STAFF ARE OPENING PIEDMONT RIVERFRONT PARK, WHICH IS A 21 ACRE DESTINATION ALONG THE SALUDA RIVER. THE PARK FEATURES ADA ACCESSIBLE PADDLING ACCESS ALONG WITH FISHING, PROTECTED WETLANDS AND SOME OPPORTUNITIES TO VIEW WILDLIFE. THE PARK HAS BEEN IN THE WORKS SINCE 2010. VICTORIA. IT\u2019S A BEAUTIFUL START TODAY, ESPECIALLY OVER LAKE HARTWELL. LOOK AT THAT SUNRISE OUT THERE AND MULTIPLE BOATS OUT GETTING AN EARLY START TO THE DAY. PROBABLY FISHING. AND WE\u2019LL SEE TEMPERATURES IN THE 50S THIS MORNING, BUT WE QUICKLY WARM UP LATER THIS AFTERNOON AND WE WILL KEEP MOSTLY CLEAR SKIES. ANY PLANS FOR THIS WEEKEND OR TODAY? GOING DOWN TO ARTISTS FOR GRADUATIONS OR ANY EARLY MOTHER\u2019S DAY PLANS WILL STAY IN THE LOW 70S TODAY AND LOW 70S FOR WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA. WE\u2019RE STAYING DRY TONIGHT, DRY FOR MOST OF THE WEEKEND. AGAIN, WE DO SEE A COLD FRONT DEVELOP OFF TO OUR SOUTH. THIS COULD SNEAK IN 1 OR 2 LIGHT SHOWERS, OUR DIRECTION HEADING INTO SATURDAY. LOOKS LIKE SATURDAY THOUGH IS MAINLY DRY THROUGHOUT THE AFTERNOON. THAT IS GOOD NEWS. CLOUDS DO MOVE IN AND OUT ABOVE THAT COLD FRONT AS IT PUSHES OFF TOWARDS OUR SOUTH. THEN AS WE GO TOWARDS SUNDAY FOR MOTHER\u2019S DAY, IF YOU\u2019RE GOING OFF TO MAYBE EARLY SERVICE OR CHURCH BRUNCH, MORNING HOURS ARE DRY. THEN WE GET TO THAT PEAK DAYTIME HEATING HOUR AT ABOUT 4:00, TWO 2 TO 4:00. WE START TO SEE A BOUNDARY DEVELOP, AND THIS BOUNDARY COULD SPIN OFF A FEW SHOWERS OR THUNDERSTORMS. IT IS VERY ISOLATED. IT\u2019S ONLY ABOUT A 30% CHANCE OF RAIN. THEN WE CLEAR OUT AFTER THAT FOR THE REST OF YOUR SUNDAY UNTIL A COLD FRONT MOVES IN. COMING IN FROM THE WEST TO THE EAST. THIS WILL BRING US OUR NEXT CHANCE FOR SOME RAIN OVER THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS. THEN BY MONDAY WE START TO SEE THOSE TEMPERATURES IN THE 70S AND WE DROP BACK TOWARDS THE LOW 70S TUESDAY. SO I\u2019LL WALK YOU THROUGH MORE DETAILS IN BOTH. FOUR-DAY PLUS IS HERE IN A COUPLE MINUTES. LEAH. THANKS, VICTORIA. AND A HAPPY FRIDAY. LOTS AND LOTS GOING ON THIS WEEK, WHICH MEANS A LOT GOING ON ON OUR ROADS. WE\u2019LL HAVE A CHECK ON SOME REALLY IMPORTANT CLOSURES. YOU\u2019LL WANT TO KNOW IF YOU ARE A DOWNTOWN GREENVILLE COMMUTER HERE IN JUST A SECOND, SIR. FIRST OF ALL, TAKING A LIVE LOOK ALONG I-85. THOSE NORTHBOUND LANES STARTING TO PICK UP A LITTLE BIT ON THOSE MAPS, AND YOU\u2019RE DEFINITELY SEEING THAT REFLECTED IN BETWEEN SPARTANBURG INTO GREENVILLE. THAT\u2019S TYPICAL. THAT\u2019S THAT USUAL PELHAM PARKING LOT TRAFFIC REALLY EARNING ITS NAME THERE. BUT HEY, LET\u2019S TALK ABOUT DOWNTOWN GREENVILLE. LOOK AT ALL THAT COLOR. TYPICALLY, WE\u2019RE USED TO GREEN TODAY. WE\u2019RE GETTING ALL SORTS OF CLOSURES. SO THAT\u2019S THAT CHURCH STREET BRIDGE CLOSURE. THAT\u2019S ONE. WE\u2019RE ALREADY LOOKING AT ARTISTS HERE COMING TO DOWNTOWN GREENVILLE TODAY. ALL THROUGH SUNDAY, SOUTH MAIN STREET AND BROAD STREET. I NEED YOU TO LOCK BOTH OF THOSE IN. IT\u2019S GOING TO TAKE YOU A LITTLE BIT LONGER TO GET AROUND DOWNTOWN THIS WEEKEND. THAT\u2019S JUST A MATTER OF FACT. SO GIVE YOURSELF TIME AS YOU HEAD OUT THE DOOR, MAYBE AN EXTRA 1510 MINUTES JUST TO MAKE SURE YOU GET WHERE YOU\u2019RE GOING WHEN YOU NEED TO BE THERE 28 OR 26, EXCUSE ME. 385 LOOKING GOOD IN GREEN, 85. 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Upstate logistics company to lay off over a hundred employees<\/p>\n
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\n\t\t\tUpdated: 3:11 PM EDT May 8, 2026\n\t\t<\/p>\n
\t\tEditorial Standards \u24d8<\/a><\/p>\n \n\t\t\t\t\t\tA business in Spartanburg, South Carolina has announced the layoff of over a hundred employees.Thyssenkrupp Supply Chain Services, Inc., located at 320 Business Parkway, Suite F, Greer, SC 29349, made the announcement on Monday.The Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act offers protection to workers, their families and communities by requiring employers to provide notice 60 days prior to covered closings and covered mass layoffs. This notice must be provided to either the affected workers or their representatives (e.g., a labor union); to the State Rapid Reemployment team; and to the appropriate unit of local government. Officials say 110 employees will be laid off on July 5, 2026.The company’s website says they deliver integrated logistics solutions that include warehousing and distribution, transportation management services (asset-based and brokered), and quality inspection and rework.Keep up with what’s happening around our area by downloading the WYFF News 4 app on the App Store or Google Play.\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n \t\t\t\t\t\tGREER, S.C. \u2014 \t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n A business in Spartanburg, South Carolina has announced the layoff of over a hundred employees.<\/p>\n Thyssenkrupp Supply Chain Services, Inc., located at 320 Business Parkway, Suite F, Greer, SC 29349, made the announcement on Monday.<\/p>\n