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Area prepares for threat from Tropical Storm Hanna
As Gov. Mark Sanford called for a voluntary evacuation of northern coastal counties, the Charleston area planned for possible secondary effects from the storm. All Charleston County schools are closed tomorrow.
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Roper pitches plans for 50-bed Berkeley County hospital
Roper St. Francis Hospital announced plans today to build a 50-bed hospital near Goose Creek. In early August, Trident Health System said it planned to build a 50-bed hospital in nearby Moncks Corner. The state has control over which, if either, hospital has first rights to build. Berkeley County is one of five counties in the state without a hospital.
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Clemson to host energy summit in Florence
Clemson University’s Pee Dee Research and Education Center in Florence will host the 2008 S.C. Bio-Energy Summit on Sept. 18, providing insight into the latest research and the future of bioenergy in the Palmetto State.
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SBA accepting nominations for 2009 awards
The S.C. district office of the U.S. Small Business Administration is accepting nominations for the 2009 SBA Awards. All nomination packages must be submitted by Nov. 14.
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Fish Restaurant reopens after renovations
Charleston-based Gibson, Thompson, Guess Architects redesigned the Upper King Street restaurant, which opens to the public Sept. 11 with an expanded bar and dining room, a new lunch menu and new hours.
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Job of the Week
Crisis Ministries, South Carolina’s largest provider of homeless services, is looking to hire a senior-level development director to lead and expand upon fundraising efforts for the organization. A bachelor’s degree and at least five years’ experience are required. The position pays up to $80,000, depending on experience.
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