Quiznos Subs in Powdersville Joins Easley Chamber
New in Powdersville, Quiznos Subs is located at 3527 Highway 153 near the intersection of Highways 153 and 81. The store is decorated in a stylish, modern décor with plenty of seating. Patrick McSharry, a 1993 Clemson graduate, is managing the store. One of the principle partners, Kevin Brown, is a 1994 Clemson graduate and a resident of Powdersville.
Quiznos offers the best ingredients in the sandwich market. Premium meats including prime rib, roasted chicken breast and turkey breast combined with secret sauce recipes and custom mixtures of cheeses and toppings make each sandwich an individual taste experience. The menu features three premium steak subs, headlined by the “Prime Rib & Peppercorn”. A local favorite is the “Baja Chicken” which has roasted chicken breast, bacon, cheddar cheese, red onion, Chipolte mayo, fresh cilantro and a sweet and smoky Baja sauce. Each sub is oven toasted to combine the ingredients into a symphony of flavor served hot and fresh.
The menu also includes market fresh soups served in a toasted bread bowl. The Quiznos specialty is broccoli and cheese. Another healthy alternative is the flatbread chopped salads. The menu offers four varieties including a Chicken Caesar and a Black and Bleu.
Pictured above from the left Amy Campbell (Palmetto Mortgage), Brian McSharry (Co-owner), Patrick McSharry (Manager), Kevin & B.J. Brown (Co-owner), Madison Brown, Abby Lynn Morris, Angela Jeffries (Costco), Michael Dent (Allstate), Kent Dykes (Easley Chamber) and Gregg Powell (City of Easley)
Hendrick Honda was the host business for the Easley Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours held on Thursday evening November 8, 2007. Marcus Sanders, General Manager of Hendrick Honda, treated the Easley chamber members to a beautiful & delicious array of food to enjoy while looking at some of the latest models that Honda has to offer. A drawing was held and door prizes were given to a dozen attendees.
The next Business After Hours will be held Thursday, January 10, 2008, at DunBurks Premier Events located at 110 S. Pendleton Street in downtown Easley.
Pictured above, from the left are Marcus Sanders (Hendrick Honda), Wil Bryant (Comfort Inn of Easley) and Scott Williamson (The Easley Progress)
First Citizens is the Business of the Month for November 2007
The Board of Directors of the Easley Chamber of Commerce selected First Citizens as Business of the Month for November. First Citizens is proud to be a member of the Easley Chamber of Commerce and equally proud to be a member of the Easley community. First Citizens opened its Easley branch in April 2004, and since then the associates of First Citizens have become active members of the community as well as active members of the Chamber of Commerce.
First Citizens would like to introduce Jerry Senn and Brenda Tyler to the Easley staff. Jerry Senn, with the Wealth Advisory Group, has been working in the Easley market for First Citizens for two years and will now make Easley his home office. Jerry graduated from The Citadel and also has his MBA.
Brenda Tyler recently joined First Citizens with the Mortgage Corporation. She is a resident of Easley and native of Liberty. If you are looking for a lender with the experience and know-how to best meet your mortgage needs, Brenda can be reached at 864-306-8411.
Pictured above are employees of First Citizens in Easley and chamber members who came out to support them as Business of the Month.
Faith Line, director of the new Powdersville library named after State Senator Dan Cooper address the Powdersville Council of the Easley Chamber of Commerce at its luncheon on October 25. Faith Line previously worked at the libraries in Anderson and Pendleton. Ms. Line stated that the library will have its grand opening November 18. It is located on highway 81 next to the Powdersville Water District.
The library will have state of the art computers with high speed internet access for us by residents. Software like Word and PowerPoint is also on the computers to aid students in homework. There is a section of the library for research into genealogy. Books on CD’s are available. Agreements have been made with the Kimberly Hampton Library in Easley, and the Pendleton and Anderson libraries to exchanges books as needed by residents.
The building is 17000 square feet. 13000’ square is the library and the remaining 4000’ square houses county offices of the magistrate, state delegation office, treasurer, and building codes official. The library will also have a large meeting room and a kitchen with a capacity of 75 people for civic meetings in Powdersville.
The next Powdersville Council meeting will be January 24, 2008 and will feature Ms. Mary Lou Hill of Ogletree Deakins Law Firm speaking on the Workman’s Compensation Laws in South Carolina and how that affects business people. Mrs. Barbara Schuster is chairman of the Powdersville Council.
Ribbon Cutting and New Members | Easley Chamber of Commerce November 12, 2007 | 
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