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South Carolinians can now file their state and federal taxes, beginning Monday. College of Charleston Instructor Thomas Spade, CPA, suggests people prepare early.
Gov. Henry McMaster told state lawmakers South Carolina’s state government is in the strongest fiscal condition ever and that the state has opportunity “like we have never seen before.”
An anonymous donor will match up to $600,000 in donations to an effort to purchase an upright MRI machine for MUSC Health, the hospital announced Tuesday.
Gas prices in the Palmetto State rose slightly over the last week to bring the average price for a gallon of gasoline back to the $3 mark, GasBuddy says.
A multi-unit affordable housing complex in downtown Charleston will go in front of the Board of Architectural Review Wednesday for approval of the proposed concept.
South Carolina lawmakers are opening their 2022 session with the familiar problem of the COVID-19 pandemic and a more unfamiliar problem of bank accounts bursting with money.
Gov. Henry McMaster’s suggestion for how South Carolina spends billions of extra dollars contains some familiar requests he hasn’t got in his five years in office like cutting income taxes.
The Town of Summerville’s Planning Commission has recommended to the town council that they reject a proposal to annex over 15 acres of Dorchester County to build a new townhome development.
Charleston’s City Planning Commission voted unanimously Wednesday night to allow the building of an affordable housing development on 12 acres of land on Johns Island.
The biggest need is for registered nurses and patient care techs in the areas of OR, ICU, labor and delivery, medical surgical unit, ER, cardiovascular, oncology, orthopedics, neurosurgery, head and neck, and telemetry.
Shortages have been a constant theme during the pandemic.This time, it’s aluminum cans, but businesses in the Lowcountry said it’s not much of a problem in the area.
The City of Goose Creek is projected to add more than $1.5 million to its economy next year due to an increase of businesses opening within city limits, according to the mayor.
The Mount Pleasant Design Review Board held a meeting Wednesday to discuss a possible development at 515 Coleman Blvd., as some residents voiced concerns about increased traffic and safety.
Positions include instructional assistants, bus drivers, custodians, food service, child care, office staff, maintenance, technicians and kitchen mechanic. Education positions are also available. Teachers are needed for middle/high math and ELA/English. Teacher positions are also open in health science, culinary, mechatronics, family & consumer science, and business.
Economists said South Carolina is one of just 11 states where the size of the labor force has rebounded back to pre-pandemic levels and that the state’s overall economic recovery has been better than most other states.
The Charleston City Council is hoping a boost in pay will aid in the retention of government employees. Currently, the city has 293 positions budgeted but unfulfilled. T
A company that makes products used in the manufacture of vaccines and drug therapies will bring new jobs to Charleston County with a $750,000 investment.
Beginning January 2022, all federal contract employees will earn a starting pay of $15 per hour. Current openings at Palmetto Goodwill include cooks, lead cooks, grounds workers, and supervisors.
