COLUMBIA, SC – This month’s historic flooding, paired with warm temperatures, has led to increased mosquito activity in some parts of Richland County. To combat the problem, Richland County Vector Control…
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CHARLESTON, SC – The South Carolina Dance Association announced that for the second year in a row, a Charleston County School District (CCSD) teacher has been named the 2015 SC…
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COLUMBIA, SC – NAI Avant senior broker Nick Stomski, SIOR, with the assistance of broker Lee Bussell and Lee Marsha, recently represented Aquatech Leasing, LLC in the sale of their…
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COLUMBIA, SC – Collins & Lacy, P.C. is pleased to announce attorney Stan Lacy has been selected to Columbia Business Monthly’s 2015 Legal Elite of the Midlands for his work…
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COLUMBIA, SC – Responding to the City of Columbia’s emergency call, M. B. Kahn Construction Co. mobilized to supply the manpower, equipment, and materials needed to maintain the city’s water…
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ROCK HILL, SC – James David Duncan, an attorney with Morton & Gettys, has been appointed to the York County Cultural and Heritage Commission. The commission oversees four facilities: Historic Brattonsville,…
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COLUMBIA, SC – NAI Avant senior broker Nick Stomski, SIOR, with the assistance of broker Lee Bussell and Lee Marsha, recently represented Aquatech Leasing, LLC in the sale of their…
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Seeking great ideas to help our #SCStrong community move forward COLUMBIA, SC – EngenuitySC is seeking great ideas to move the Midlands forward via the $5,000 Ignite! 2015 Ideas…
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NORTH MYRTLE BEACH, SC – The North Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce Convention & Visitors Bureau has announced Shafran Fields as its new Sports and Group Tourism Manager. In his new position,…
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COLUMBIA, SC – Collins & Lacy, P.C. is pleased to announce attorney Stan Lacy has been selected to Columbia Business Monthly’s 2015 Legal Elite of the Midlands for his work…
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COLUMBIA, SC – Responding to the City of Columbia’s emergency call, M. B. Kahn Construction Co. mobilized to supply the manpower, equipment, and materials needed to maintain the city’s water…
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Seeking great ideas to help our #SCStrong community move forward COLUMBIA, SC – EngenuitySC is seeking great ideas to move the Midlands forward via the $5,000 Ignite! 2015 Ideas…
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COLUMBIA, SC – Martin Omander and Elizabeth Padilla, both Developer Relations Managers for Google will be speaking at Columbia’s first Devfest event on Saturday, October 24th. Topics will include “Boosting…
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COLUMBIA, SC – Colliers International is pleased to announce that Taylor Wolfe has joined the firm as a Brokerage Associate. Wolfe will be a member of the Columbia office brokerage team. …
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COLUMBIA, SC – NAI Avant senior broker Macon Lovelace, with assistance from Cushman and Wakefield brokers John Gray, John Tison and Ed Kercher, recently facilitated the ±24,000 SF lease of commercial…
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COLUMBIA, SC – Richland One students missed seven school days due to the historic flooding that affected the Columbia area and other parts of the state. The district has announced its…
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COLUMBIA, SC – Two disaster recovery centers are now open in Darlington and Orangeburg to help South Carolina flood survivors. The centers’ hours are 8 AM to 7 PM seven…
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GREENVILLE, SC – SYNNEX Corporation (NYSE: SNX), a Fortune 300 technology solutions company with its US distribution headquarters located in Greenville, South Carolina, held its largest annual Inspire Conference North…
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Cycling Event Set for May 2016 Opens Registration, New Website Unveiled SPARTANBURG, SC – Today, the Freewheelers Cycling Association opened public registration for the 2016 Assaults on Mt. Mitchell and…
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Company investing more than $10 million in solar project DARLINGTON, SC – Cypress Creek Renewables, a company that specializes in the ownership and development of long-term solar energy projects,…
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LEXINGTON, SC – The Lexington Countywide Stormwater Consortium will host a “Build Your Own Rain Barrel” Workshop on Friday, October 30, 2015 from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. at the Public Works…
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DES PLAINES, IL – As South Carolina struggles to recover from record-breaking rainfall and flooding, the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) is working with law enforcement agencies, insurance and car rental…
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COLUMBIA, SC – Deadly, record-smashing rainfall has caused massive flooding across the eleven Midlands counties served by Central Carolina Community Foundation in Columbia, S.C. In response, the Foundation has established…
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COLUMBIA, SC – Senior Resources will deliver non-perishable food to local seniors who have been affected by the flooding in the wake of Hurricane Joaquin. The agency is collecting food…
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COLUMBIA, SC – Clear skies and enthusiastic crowds marked the opening day of the 2015 South Carolina State Fair in Columbia on Wednesday. The opening drew 35,686 patrons to the fairgrounds…
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COLUMBIA, SC- The Federal Emergency Management Agency has amended its disaster declaration for the recent flooding in order to make survivors in Newberry County eligible for Individual Assistance. Survivors who…
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Ways and Means Committee will Conduct Hearings to Initiate Process COLUMBIA, SC – House Speaker Jay Lucas (District 65-Darlington) issued the following statement regarding the House’s plans to address…
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COLUMBIA, SC – City officials are pleased to announce that as of 4 p.m., Wednesday, October 14, 2015, all areas served by the City of Columbia’s Water Works no longer need…
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Trenholm Artists Guild and Rockaways to Host Fifth Annual Rosewood Arts Festival RESCHEDULED TO: Sunday, October 25 (10 a.m. to 6 p.m.) For a fifth straight year, Trenholm Artists Guild…
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Tax Tips for Replacing Flooded Vehicles: The Richland County Auditor offers the following tips for residents whose vehicles were destroyed in the flood: If you intend to purchase another automobile…
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SPARTANBURG, SC – Live on the Green LLC announced that they have teamed up with the American Red Cross and concert headliner Lee Brice to accept donations for statewide flood…
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LEXINGTON, SC – Marcus Lattimore will join the Christopher Conner Foundation for the 8th annual Golf for Conner Silent Auction and Raffle Gala on October 18, 2015, at the Country Club of…
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School leader is honored for sustaining strong schools during National Principals Month ALEXANDRIA, VA – Claire D. Thompson is among 59 outstanding elementary and middle school principals from across…
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COLUMBIA, SC – Two disaster recovery centers are now open in Horry County to help South Carolina flood survivors. The centers’ hours are 8 AM to 7 PM seven days a…
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COLUMBIA, SC – S.C. State University, Denmark Technical College and the South Carolina Joint Underwriting Association have missed their legally required financial reporting deadlines for fiscal year 2014-15, state Controller…
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Columbia, SC — Columbia College is pleased to announce the winners of its statewide Georgia O’Keeffe K12 juried art competition: Rosewood Elementary in Columbia, The South Carolina School for the Blind in…
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CAYCE, SC – Columbia Metropolitan Airport is pleased to announce that Eddie Martin has stepped into the role of Deputy Chief for the airport’s recently established Public Safety Department. Eddie…
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COLUMBIA, SC – The Richland One International Welcome Center will be closed until further notice due to damage caused by the recent flood. Located at 2612 Covenant Road, the International…
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COLUMBIA, SC – Newmark Grubb Wilson Kibler, a leading real estate services firm, is pleased to announce the recent sale transaction of 4,528 SF office at 2000 Taylor Street in…
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GREENVILLE, SC – Habitat for Humanity of Greenville County has reached a milestone – completion of the 330th home built by the organization and its community partners. The home will…
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GREENVILLE, SC – Zipit Wireless, a provider of critical communication solutions, today announced the issue by the US Patent Office of a patent covering the mobile technology used in its Enterprise…
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COLUMBIA, SC – Gov. Nikki Haley and the S.C. Department of Employment and Workforce (DEW) announced today that Newberry County is eligible to receive Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA) after FEMA…
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COLUMBIA, SC – The South Carolina Chamber is proud to announce as its 2015 Public Servant of the Year. Governor Haley will be awarded on November 12, 2015 at the…
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COLUMBIA, SC – Nexsen Pruet bankruptcy law specialist Rick Mendoza has been elected to The American College of Bankruptcy. The prestigious honor “recognizes exceptional bankruptcy professionals for their work, their…
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The S.C. Philharmonic Performs The Great American Songbook at Harbison Theatre, October 18, 2015 The Pops Series kicks off with contemplative, upbeat classics for the community at Harbison Theatre at…
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COLUMBIA, SC – NAI Avant senior broker Mac Fanning recently represented Carolina Fresh Farms in their purchase of ±7.55 acres off Clemson Road. The site will be developed to accommodate…
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COLUMBIA, SC – The Alzheimer’s Association South Carolina Chapter has added a new face to its team, S. Taylor Wilson, Director of Communications and Advocacy. Ms. Wilson hails from West…
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COLUMBIA, SC – NAI Avant senior broker Mac Fanning recently represented Carolina Fresh Farms in their purchase of ±7.55 acres off Clemson Road. The site will be developed to accommodate…
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COLUMBIA, SC – Recognize South Carolina innovators, supporters and advocates of the arts with a nomination for the Elizabeth O’Neill Verner Governor’s Award for the Arts — the state’s highest…
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The S.C. Philharmonic Performs The Great American Songbook at Harbison Theatre, October 18, 2015 The Pops Series kicks off with contemplative, upbeat classics for the community at Harbison Theatre at…
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