Thousands of people in the rural parts of Dorchester County who either have slow internet or no coverage at all could soon be getting access to broadband internet starting as early as this year.
Current openings include positions for estimators, CDL drivers quad and tri-axle dump truck, general laborers, concrete form & finishers, heavy equipment mechanics, and others.
The Community Resource Center’s 500 volunteers feed more than 5,000 people a week, but now, as inflation smashes recent records, stretching the already strained budget to maintain the operation is become a major challenge.
It is no secret that development is booming in the Tri-County area, but officials in Dorchester County say they are making efforts to preserve part of the county before it’s too late.
Wednesday evening Berkeley County will hold a public meeting to inform the public about its accommodations tax and how organizations can apply for grants.
A new hotel may be coming soon to West Ashley along Savannah Highway near Interstate 526, and developers sharing their renderings of what it could look like.
The Charleston Downtown Association is moving forward with plans it hopes will grow business along King Street while improving the shopping experience in the historic district.
To ensure instructors are in place when students return in August, the Berkeley County School District is hosting a Teacher Job Fair. It takes place July 13, 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Daniel Island School.
Bowman Consulting is proposing a 69,800 square foot area of retail businesses, restaurants, a racquet club facility and more to the town of Mount Pleasant.
Veterans in South Carolina will no longer have to pay state income taxes on their military retirement, as the state joins 35 others with a full tax exemption on these benefits.
The South Carolina General Assembly is returning to Columbia on Tuesday to consider nearly $53 million in local projects that Gov. Henry McMaster wants out of the $13.8 billion state budget.
Republican Gov. Henry McMaster called South Carolina’s upcoming state budget “the most transparent and accountable budget in modern times” while renewing his call for more openness into how public dollars are spent.
More retail space and hundreds of apartments may soon be coming to the heart of downtown Charleston after the Charleston Board of Architectural Review gave conceptual approval to a proposed mixed-use building.
A new report released Wednesday details how South Carolina wants to spend hundreds of millions of dollars the state is receiving from a major, nationwide opioid settlement.
It is not the first time that development concerns have been expressed in rapidly growing Goose Creek, or in the Lowcountry. Goose Creek is now the 8th largest city in South Carolina.
Seabrook Island neighbors are petitioning their leaders to cap the number of short-term rentals, stating there is overcrowding due to what they called over-tourism, but the mayor said the town has no plans to do so.
While the number of people in South Carolina who are unemployed remained virtually unchanged in May, officials with South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce say they’re seeing the highest number of job openings posted online in recorded history.
A nearly $14 billion state budget that cuts taxes for many South Carolinians and would even give them money back is on its way to the desk of Republican Gov. Henry McMaster.
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For the first time in five years the military-connected community in Charleston will be able to participate in a hiring event at Joint Base Charleston.
Dorchester County will be spending millions of dollars to replace several bridges over the next few years, saying they have reached the end of their life span and have served their purpose.
A company that specializes in organizing golf trips throughout the U.S. and around the nation announced it is expanding operations in Charleston County.
“We teach, serve and value our small business community and we support them as they make a profound impact on our world. We have opportunities for corporate partners, business professionals, and entrepreneurs in every stage of business and industry.”
Charleston city officials approved the first steps for a developer to build a car wash, retail space and restaurant space along West Ashley Circle near the Walmart.
