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Native Sons revealed as "Project AF" for 80 jobs, now hiring 10-15 people
The Myrtle Beach Regional Economic Development Corporation has been working with established local screen printing business, Native Sons, on a package called Project AF that promises to ultimately create 80 above average wage positions.
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The code name designation is a nod to one of Native Sons largest contract customers, Abercrombie & Fitch. WMBF has some details on the deal here. Established in 1984, Native Sons has always been a Myrtle Beach headquartered business. Recently, they converted the 56,000 square foot building that was formerly the Habitat for Humanity Store into a modern facility. The Sun News has even more details on the EDC deal and the hiring process here.
Paul Reynolds Paul is originally from Greenville, SC but has called Myrtle Beach his home since 1994. He has started and operated many small businesses in Myrtle Beach … More
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