Agencies release I-526 draft environmental statement
The S.C. Department of Transportation and Federal Highway Administration’s plan would include a boulevard-like four-lane road that features low posted speed limits and facilities for bicyclists and pedestrians. Read More...
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- Mount Pleasant lands again on list of best places to live
- Report: South Carolina a leader in engineering
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- S.C. Engineering Cluster starts seminar series, supports Citadel program
Health of residential housing market depends on jobs, economist says
Job growth is a key factor in the residential housing market’s recovery, a research economist at the University of South Carolina’s Moore School of Business told a crowd of Charleston-area real estate agents today. Read More...
CRDA study finds gaps, bright spots in region’s economy
The development group presented more than 200 business and community leaders with the results of its research project to analyze the Charleston region in comparison with similarly sized areas in the mid-Atlantic. Read More...
CARTA looks for public input on money-saving measures
The transportation agency is looking for public feedback on a series of recommendations it was presented last week to help trim a $1.4 million budget gap created by a decrease in sales tax funding. Read More...
SCANA’s earnings hit by higher property taxes in Q2
SCANA Corp. reported earnings of $54 million, or 43 cents per share, for the second quarter of 2010, down from $55 million, or 45 cents per share, for the second quarter of 2009. Read More...
Entrepreneurs get start at area farmers markets
While they fulfill the traditional role of connecting local farmers with consumers, area farmers markets are providing low-cost startup space and a captive audience, allowing budding restaurateurs and retailers to test the business waters. Read More...
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Lowcountry Biz Boil July 29, 2010
This new feature will present business briefs, news items and interesting asides from the staff of the Business Journal. To submit an item for the Lowcountry Biz Boil, click here. Read More...
Helping Out for July 28, 2010
Wings for Kids founder and CEO Ginny Deerin has been named Nonprofit Leader of the Year by Trident United Way. Also, the Palmetto chapter of Women In Defense will present the WID’s Military Woman of the Year award to a member of the Charleston military community before the start of Saturday’s Charleston RiverDogs game. Read More...
