News

March 27, 2020

• Columbia’s Construction Industry is Still at Work with Some Coronavirus Adjustments

• Operation Exodus: Benedict College Faced a Massive Problem When the Coronavirus Outbreak Left over 400 Students Stranded on Campus

• County Announces Changes to Trash Collection Amid COVID-19 Outbreak

• Innovative Ventilator Device Developed by Prisma Health to Quickly Increase Ventilator Capacity for COVID-19 Patients

• SC Looks for Green Gold in State’s CBD Business

• Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Update to Temporary Telehealth Coverage Changes for FQHCs and RHCs

• COVID-19: Enabling a Remote Workforce in Uncertain Times

• Bank of South Carolina Corporation Declares Dividend and Authorizes Stock Repurchase

• Harris Teeter Offers Expanded Shopping Hours for Seniors

• Regions Bank Announces Special Financial Assistance amid Coronavirus Concerns

• Santee Cooper: How We Keep The Power On

• Businesses Bracing for Major Disruptions from COVID-19 according to S&P Global Market Intelligence Survey

• USDA Feeds Kids, Helps Families During COVID-19 Emergency

March 26, 2020

• City of Columbia to Waive Online Payment Processing Charge for Water, Sewer, Commercial Solid Waste & Parking Garage Rental Services

• Design/Development Review Commission Subcommittee Meeting

• Local Businesses Brace for Economic Domino Effect of Coronavirus Spread

• Respirator Sewing Appeal Generates Tremendous Response; More Help Needed

• Unemployment Claims are up 400% in South Carolina This Week

• Truist Commits $2M to Support Small Businesses Affected by the COVID-19 Pandemic

• Using Vacant Malls as Coronavirus Health Care Emergency Armories

• Gov. Henry McMaster, S.C. Superintendent of Education Molly Spearman Discuss School Closures

• 2020 S.C. Region 1 Science Fair goes virtual

• Publix Stores to Have Barriers for Cashiers as Virus Spreads

• Teleworking: Maximize Productivity for Business Continuity

March 25, 2020

• The COMET: Why We Are Running

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