News

August 06, 2020

• Mary Caskey Named One of Columbia’s 2020 “Women of Influence”

• Central Carolina Community Foundation Celebrates Black Philanthropy Month and Give 8/28

• SC Biz Leaders Call for Protections from Virus Liability

• South Carolina Culinary Schools Adapt to a COVID-19 World

• SC’s 2020 Sales Tax Holiday Happening this Weekend, August 7th-9th

• More SC Individual Income Tax Returns Filed Electronically and On Time in 2020 Season

• Senator Scott Introduces Two Bills to Expand Rural Broadband

• AARP Survey: 83% of Global Executives Agree Multigenerational Workforce is Key to Growth and Success

• Increased Economic Risk from COVID-19 puts Pressure on Mortgage Performance in 2020 Q1

• Used Vehicle Prices Are on the Rise During the Coronavirus Pandemic, According to Edmunds

August 05, 2020

• Columbia Extends Face Mask Ordinance, other Emergency Measures to Stem COVID Spread

• EdVenture to Host Annual Celebration of Countdown to Kindergarten

• EdVenture Children's Museum Partners with Metro by T-Mobile

• S.C. Businesses Weigh Risks, Reward with New Executive Order

• Senator Graham to Propose Legislation to Fund $170M Broadband Plan for South Carolina

• South Carolina Federal Merges with Spartanburg City Employees Credit Union

• Healthy Me – Healthy SC to Increase Access to COVID-19 Testing and Help Fight Health Disparities Statewide

• Fuel Savings will Decrease Bills for Duke Energy Carolinas Customers in S.C. Beginning this Fall

• 2020 South Carolina Tobacco Festival Canceled

• Parent Company of Men’s Wearhouse Files for Bankruptcy

August 04, 2020

• DS Smith Offers Environmentally Friendly Alternative to Plastic Foam Coolers

• MTC Welcomes Home Soldier with Diploma

• Six Burnette Shutt & McDaniel Attorneys Included in Legal Elite

• SC Manufacturer Shifts Focus in Pandemic to Help Businesses

• SCA Sweeping Corporation of America Buys Sweeping South and Accusweep in South Carolina

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