The grass is about to get greener downtown after one of the largest turfgrass companies in the southeast is relocating its corporate headquarters to Charleston.
The 2022 Talent Demand Study released by the Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce projects nearly 36,000 new jobs by the end of 2026; but, the study also predicts the potential shortages for certain jobs and industries in the area.
Additional pedicabs could be coming to the streets of Downtown Charleston after the City of Charleston’s Traffic and Transportation Committee voted to add six pedicabs to the streets at night.
In the coming years, billions of dollars will be invested in South Carolina’s economy, with companies like BMW and Scout Motors vowing to bring in thousands of new jobs.
The South Carolina House on Thursday approved a $1.3 billion package to help attract a new electric vehicle plant backed by the Volkswagen Group to a site near Columbia.
Colleton County has two large industries coming around Walterboro in the near future and county officials are already thinking about how this is going to affect housing.
The City of Charleston Board of Architectural Review is pushing forward designs for two different downtown hotels that some locals are concerned about.
Charleston County School District teachers are asking for a specific dollar amount in raises to help with living expenses and other financial burdens that they say are unable to pay with the current salary.
The City of Charleston’s Board of Architectural Review unanimously granted conceptual approval for proposed changes to the Charleston Place Hotel Wednesday afternoon.
A paper tube manufacturer plans to establish its first-ever South Carolina operations in Williamsburg County, the governor’s office announced Wednesday.
Dozens of short-term rental property owners met Monday night on Folly Beach to discuss how to maintain both their property’s value and short-term rental license.
The Charleston Wine and Food Festival wrapped up Sunday after four days of many vendors, music and interactive culinary events that highlighted Charleston’s unique flavor.
By James Pollard Associated Press and Dylan Leatherwood
Walterboro native Danny Murdaugh is ready for his small South Carolina town to return to normal following the double murder trial of a distant relative that drew global attention and sullied his family’s surname.
The turf wars in Dorchester School District Two’s extracurricular programs may be a few months away, but the district is working on changing the fields students and athletes play and practice on.
The average price for a gallon of regular gasoline in South Carolina dipped below the $3-mark over the last week, falling 4.5 cents over last week’s average.
Calling one place home all your life until a rezoning request sign pops up on your street. That is what happened to a group of people who live in St. George.
A growing number of cities and counties around South Carolina are trying to set regulations around or even outright ban short-term rentals, and some have already passed local ordinances and laws to do that.
South Carolina’s 2022 export sales total for completed passenger motor vehicles increased six percent over the previous year, making it the national leader once again in both categories.
South Carolina will soon begin reviewing who is eligible for Medicaid for the first time in three years, and the state agency that oversees the program says up to around 300,000 people could lose their coverage in the next year.
The City of North Charleston says they’ve received lots of feedback from the public on their redistricting plan following a meeting last month, but they’re looking for more input.
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