October 2020 News

October 30, 2020

• The Comet Receives Financial Excellence Award

• University of South Carolina Dance Marathon to Hold Virtual 5K

• Santee Cooper Board Approves $638.2M in Bond Sales

• South Carolina Announces Latest COVID-19 Update

• South Carolina Department of Education Launches New Statewide Program to Engage Students and Families

• Vigilent Labs Establishing Operations in Charleston

• Nova Molecular Technologies Inc. Expanding Operations in Sumter County

• SCRA Announces Investment in GoodUnited

• Over 60% Of Companies Plan To Rehire Talent In Less Than Six Months

• Global Study Reveals That Healthcare Remains Top Of The List When It Comes To Impact Investing

• Doodle Study Reveals Digital Gap Between College Students & Faculty Is a Big Problem for Remote Learning

October 29, 2020

• Local Nonprofit Hosts Holiday Online Auction

• How BMW Turned Spartanburg, South Carolina, Into a Supply Chain Hub

• South Carolina Announces Latest COVID-19 Update

• Brewer Renewables Establishing Operations in Orangeburg County

• South Carolina African American Chamber of Commerce to Host Small Business Grant Workshop

• Company Investing More Than $20 Million Into their Expansion

• Nearly Two-Thirds of American Workers Are Planning a Professional Change as a Result of COVID-19

• Study: With Increase in Remote Hiring, Employers Voice Concerns Over Identity Fraud During Hiring Process

• 1 in 4 Americans Have Already Finished Their Holiday Shopping

October 28, 2020

• New Free and Painless COVID-19 Testing Site Opens Wednesday at Central Carolina Technical College in Sumter

• Applicants Sought for New Medical Study to Research Use of SinuSonic in the Effective Treatment of Viral Upper Respiratory Infections

• Prisma Health and Richland County Work Together to Help Prevent the Spread of COVID-19 Among the Homeless Population

• Scott, Wicker, Kaine Introduce Bipartisan Legislation to Expand Minority Business Support to Rural Areas

• South Carolina Announces Latest COVID-19 Update