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Columbia launches plan to improve roadway safety for all
Columbia begins a new public safety plan to reduce traffic deaths and improve streets for pedestrians, cyclists, drivers and transit riders.
Lowcountry Land Trust protects McClellanville gateway
Lowcountry Land Trust partners with McClellanville to preserve 1,200 feet of natural greenspace at the town’s entrance, protecting its scenic character.
Upstate startups receive grant funding from SCRA
South Carolina Research Authority welcomes two new startups and awards grants to four others, fueling innovation from the Lowcountry to the Upstate.
SCRA adds 2 Charleston startups as member companies
South Carolina Research Authority welcomes two new startups and awards grants to four others, fueling innovation from the Lowcountry to the Upstate.
Charleston County weighs extension of transportation sales tax
Charleston County Council considers extending the 2004 half-cent transportation sales tax, with $4.25B proposed for roads, transit, greenbelt and bike paths.
Eaton invests $46M in Charleston County aerospace expansion
Eaton will invest $46M to open a new aerospace facility in North Charleston, creating 50 jobs and boosting South Carolina’s growing aerospace sector.
Real estate and estate planning law firm opens new Greenville office at The Commons
Blair Cato Pickren Casterline has opened a Greenville office at The Commons in Unity Park, expanding its real estate and estate planning services in the Upstate.
Orangeburg airport gets $4.39M FAA grant for runway
The FAA awarded Orangeburg a $4.39M grant to rehabilitate 5,399 feet of runway at Orangeburg Municipal Airport, boosting safety and economic growth.
Charleston opens SC’s first Global Entry Center
Charleston International Airport opens South Carolina’s first Global Entry Enrollment Center, offering residents in-state access to interviews.
SC Office of Resilience opens four disaster recovery offices
The SC Office of Resilience is opening four regional offices in Columbia, Central, Spartanburg and Aiken to aid Hurricane Helene long-term recovery.
Lawrence Flynn named Lawyer of the Year in Columbia
Best Lawyers named Lawrence Flynn of Pope Flynn as Lawyer of the Year in Municipal Law for Columbia, recognizing his leadership and public finance expertise.
Charleston housing crunch strains affordability, equity
Charleston County faces soaring rents, limited affordable units and growing demand as nonprofits and housing authorities struggle to meet need.
