COLUMBIA, SC – Newmark Grubb Wilson Kibler, a leading commercial real estate services firm, announced today that John Metts has joined the firm as a brokerage associate. Mr. Metts will…
Read MoreShoppers who are planning to hit the malls the weekend after Thanksgiving should also remember to visit local merchants for their holiday shopping, said the National Federation of Independent Business…
Read MoreErin Johnson has joined Central Carolina Community Foundation in the newly created position of Vice President for Community Investment. In this new position, Johnson will lead the Foundation’s efforts to…
Read MoreMichelin North America and students from the two largest universities in South Carolina are teaming up in an effort to improve sustainability within the tire industry. The initiative, “One SC…
Read MoreMichelin North America and students from the two largest universities in South Carolina are teaming up in an effort to improve sustainability within the tire industry. The initiative, “One SC…
Read MoreThe Fine Arts Center of Kershaw County (FAC) is gearing up for the 2016 Holiday Sales Show. This year, the Holiday Sales Show will take place from Friday, December 2…
Read MoreThe Chapin Arbor Day Foundation is hosting an Arbor Day celebration on Friday, December 2 at 11:00 am at the new Chapin Technology Park, located on Brighton Boulevard. There will…
Read MoreFirst African-American mayor of Camden to be sworn-in this week Alfred Mae Drakeford made history Nov. 8 when she was elected the first African-American mayor of Camden. She will again…
Read MoreCrime scene analysis, bloodwork, fingerprinting and instruction from forensics and toxicology professionals, all part of STEM/IB education initiative Hopkins Middle School, a candidate for the IB Middle Years Program in…
Read MoreThe American School Counselor Association recognized two Lexington County School District One schools, Lexington Middle and Pelion Middle, for their strong school counseling programs by naming them Recognized ASCA Model…
Read MoreTeam IA, Inc. is the new tenant in a ±6,700 square foot office building located at 212 Palmetto Park Blvd in Lexington, SC. Represented by NAI Avant senior brokers Paul…
Read MoreSeating for 75+ guests, for events and parties this holiday season Za’s on Devine – locally-owned, Italian-inspired neighborhood restaurant and bar – offers companies, event planners and diners a new…
Read MoreCOLUMBIA, SC – Columbia Film Society (CFS), operator of the Nickelodeon Theatre, South Carolina’s only non-profit art house cinema, announces that it will expand its current media education and Indie…
Read MoreEmployment Continues Climb, Unemployment Rate Falls Again The South Carolina unemployment rate continued its downward trend in October as employment levels reached another record high. The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate…
Read MoreEmployment Continues Climb, Unemployment Rate Falls Again The South Carolina unemployment rate continued its downward trend in October as employment levels reached another record high. The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate…
Read MoreThe South Carolina Independent School Association (SCISA) has named Headmaster Chris Angel 2016 recipient of the Dr. Charles Aimar Award for Educational Leadership. This is the highest honor bestowed by…
Read MoreAfter hundreds engaged in social justice discussions at Richland Library this fall, we are excited to announce Grant Park by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Leonard Pitts, Junior as this year’s One…
Read MoreBluestein, Nichols, Thompson and Delgado is rated among the top law firms in Columbia in three practice areas in the new edition of Best Law Firms in America, the eighth…
Read MoreStudents in Lexington County School District One didn’t travel far to explore a myriad of career options last month. Dozens of high schoolers participated in the annual Career Showcase at…
Read MoreCOLUMBIA, SC – Columbia Film Society (CFS), operator of the Nickelodeon Theatre, South Carolina’s only non-profit art house cinema, announces that it will expand its current media education and Indie…
Read MoreMorton & Gettys has been honored for its work in Trusts & Estates Law in the just-released edition of Best Law Firms in America. The firm was honored in Tier…
Read MoreGreenville Women Giving, a local women’s collective philanthropic organization that serves Greenville County, began accepting grant applications online on November 1, 2016. GWG seeks to fund worthy projects that have…
Read MoreStudents in Lexington County School District One didn’t travel far to explore a myriad of career options last month. Dozens of high schoolers participated in the annual Career Showcase at…
Read MoreMorton & Gettys has been honored for its work in Trusts & Estates Law in the just-released edition of Best Law Firms in America. The firm was honored in Tier…
Read MoreBluestein, Nichols, Thompson and Delgado is rated among the top law firms in Columbia in three practice areas in the new edition of Best Law Firms in America, the eighth…
Read MoreThe National Opera Association (NOA) announced that Bob Jones University’s 2015 performance of “La Cenerentola” won second place in their nation-wide opera production competition. “La Cenerentola” was directed by Jeffrey…
Read MorePaula Hite of Lexington County has been appointed to serve as a commissioner on the Midlands Technical College Commission. The Midlands Technical College Commission is comprised of 13 leading citizens…
Read MoreDr. Abbey Duggins, assistant principal of Saluda High School in Saluda County School District, has been named the 2017 High School Assistant Principal of the Year by the South Carolina…
Read MoreProvidence Health is proud to announce that it received MarCom Award’s top honor, a platinum award, for the “I Believe” rebranding campaign, as well as two gold medals and two…
Read MoreBeringer Aero USA announced relocating its U.S. operations to the City of Greenville. By locating in the NEXT Manufacturing Center at 400 Bernie Street, it permits the company to relocate…
Read MoreBeringer Aero USA announced relocating its U.S. operations to the City of Greenville. By locating in the NEXT Manufacturing Center at 400 Bernie Street, it permits the company to relocate…
Read MoreGREENVILLE, SC – Maurie Lawrence has been elected Chair of Wyche’s Executive Committee by the firm’s membership. As Chair of the Executive Committee, Lawrence will be responsible for the firm’s…
Read MoreCOLUMBIA, SC – The Episcopal Housing Corporation announces the addition of three new members to its Board of Directors. Tom Bolton, Housing Coordinator for One80Place; Martha Bell Smith, Health Care…
Read MoreGREENVILLE, SC – FinTrust Investment Advisors is pleased to announce that Brittany Chester has joined the firm as Vice President of Operations. Chester has a B.S., Business Administration, Finance from…
Read MoreMental Illness Recovery Center, Inc., known as MIRCI, recently purchased the ±3,703 square foot office building located at 1408 Gregg Street in downtown Columbia, SC. MIRCI is a 501 (c)…
Read MoreThe largest ever underground tunnel project in Greenville history will launch next year as part of Renewable Water Resource’s efforts to create a long-term solution to the region’s sewer and…
Read MoreGREENVILLE, SC – Godshall Professional Recruiting & Staffing’s vice president of operations, Ginny Beach, will be chairman of the Salvation Army of Greenville’s Advisory Board in 2017. Beach has been…
Read MoreFor the third straight year, Irmo High School’s after-school program “Irmo Advantage” has partnered with the Michael J. Mungo Foundation to provide academic assistance at no charge. This program is…
Read MoreGREENVILLE, SC – FinTrust Investment Advisors is pleased to announce that Brittany Chester has joined the firm as Vice President of Operations. Chester has a B.S., Business Administration, Finance from…
Read MoreMental Illness Recovery Center, Inc., known as MIRCI, recently purchased the ±3,703 square foot office building located at 1408 Gregg Street in downtown Columbia, SC. MIRCI is a 501 (c)…
Read MoreGREENVILLE, SC – EnviroSouth, Inc., an upstate environmental consulting firm, is pleased to introduce Anne Lovell as their new senior environmental engineer. Anne has a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from Colorado…
Read MoreKey Takeaways Fast-casual restaurant chains are expanding in Charleston’s suburban submarkets. Grocer wars continue. New roads are coming to Summerville. To download the complete report: Q3 2016 Charleston Retail Market…
Read MoreColliers assigned site selection to assist Popeyes in finding more locations throughout the Grand Strand area Colliers International’s J.P. Scurry, CCIM and Scottie Smith represented Popeye’s in the lease of…
Read MoreSeveral Berkeley County School District teachers will receive Berkeley Electric Cooperative (BEC) Bright Ideas Grants to purchase supplies and complete exciting and educational projects with their students. To celebrate grant…
Read MoreLAUNCH Charleston development to bring business to the end of the proposed new airport road The proposed road to the Charleston International airport has already attracted a major office and…
Read MoreLee & Associates Charleston’s Reid Davis, CCIM, SIOR, represented the Landlord, Shem Creek Development Group, LLC, in the 9,968 SF lease at 111 Coleman Blvd, Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina. Shem…
Read MoreColliers International’s John Orr, CCIM has been elected Treasurer of the South Carolina chapter of CCIM for 2017. Orr has recently served as the Secretary for the South Carolina chapter…
Read MoreColliers International’s John Orr, CCIM has been elected Treasurer of the South Carolina chapter of CCIM for 2017. Orr has recently served as the Secretary for the South Carolina chapter…
Read MoreStarting this Wednesday, November 16 through the end of the year, SOL Southwest Kitchen & Tequila Bar will be partnering with local charity organization East Cooper Community Outreach (ECCO) to…
Read MoreColdwell Banker Caine recently recognized its top producing agents in property sales and listings from October through the Circle of Excellence program. The Circle of Excellence distinction is awarded to…
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