News

June 05, 2020

• Midlands Technical College Announces COVID-19 Precautions for Fall

• South Carolina State University Helps Secure Agribusiness Supply Chain with Zebra RFID Solution

• S.C. Commerce: Igniting South Carolina's Ingenuity

• South Carolina Unemployment Claims Remain Highest in Decade

• Seven Nelson Mullins Intellectual Property Attorneys Named 2020 ‘IP Stars’

• Dominion Energy Commits $5 Million to Social Justice, Community Rebuilding Efforts

• HPHC Coalition Eat Smart Move More Spartanburg County Talks Recent Successes, Impact of COVID-19

June 04, 2020

• Columbia Art Galleries Struggle Through COVID-19, Some Say Going Out of Business Possible

• SCHA: COVID-19 Survivors Blood Plasma Might Help Current Patients

• SC Small Businesses ‘Holding their Breath’ for Relief as Emergency Loan Deadlines Approach

• Cohn Construction Services Completes New Facility for Patterson Fan

• Food Lion to Expand its Store Network with Acquisition of 62 Stores Across the Carolinas and Georgia

• Scott, Grassley, Ernst, Lankford Renew Call for Passage of Walter Scott Notification Act

• Thirty-Seven South Carolina Student Achieve Twelve Year Perfect Attendance

• SCHA 2020 Zero Harm Awards Portal is Now Open

• Survey: 77% of HR Leaders Expect More Teleworking, Even One Year After COVID-19

June 03, 2020

• Carolina Wildlife Center Chosen as Beneficiary of the Community Bag Program

• Prisma Health Announces Four Additional COVID-19 Community Testing Events This Week

• Millwood Avenue Resurfacing Project Underway

• Prisma Health Richland Hospital Trauma Center Celebrates National Trauma Survivors Day and Announces Trauma Survivor Network

• South Carolina Reopening Committee Leader Wants Business Liability Protection

• AXISCADES Launching New U.S. Operations in South Carolina

• SCRA Announces Two New Client Companies

• Pete Peterson Joins United Community Bank as Chief Retail Credit Officer

• Nelson Mullins Participating in COVID-19 Small Business/Nonprofit Initiatives in Four States

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