Out of South Carolina’s 46 counties, three have failed to meet the January 1 deadline to report financial statements to the Comptroller General’s office, as required by state law.
The Shemwood One neighborhood in Mt. Pleasant is celebrating a re-zoning win against overdevelopment. Their motto is keeping the Lowcountry land low-density.
Current openings include, CDL drivers, parts & service coordinator, plant maintenance/millwright, production associates, sales representative, plant manager, concrete mixer truck drivers, and many others.
Dorchester County will be spending over $2 million to convert a former detention center in St. George into an urgent medical care facility to address a lack of healthcare in the rural parts of the county.
Homeowners in The Ponds community in Dorchester County near Summerville say they were made false promises by a home builder when they were purchasing their homes.
Folly Beach Planning Commission is sending zoning suggestions to City Council for approval, all with the goal of keeping the downtown area from being overdeveloped.
State leaders took part in a ribbon-cutting ceremony Tuesday to celebrate the state’s first renewable natural gas project that will power part of the Mercedes-Benz Vans plant in Ladson.
The Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce released a minority business report showing a snapshot of how minority businesses in the area are doing, especially after the pandemic.
More federal aid than ever is coming to the Palmetto state to help low-income families with energy bills. But an open appointment to apply for aid is hard to come by.
South Carolina is hoping to get everyone in the state connected to high-speed internet at home and work within the next few years, thanks in large part to a major influx of money coming in from the federal government.
But not all of those who quit their jobs during the Great Resignation, went to work for another employer. Some retired, while others started their own businesses.
The office tasked with broadband expansion and investment in South Carolina estimates it will cost more than $600 million at this point to ensure everyone in the state is connected to the internet.
Many babies require baby formula as their main source of nutrition, but the nationwide shortage of baby formula has Lowcountry mothers scrambling to find what their babies need.
The Mount Pleasant Police Department has adopted the community oriented policing philosophy of service, which requires officers to work together with citizens to identify community problems, determine the underlying cause, and develop solutions.
The City of Goose Creek continues to grow in terms of population, and Tuesday night the council officially voted to bring in the largest commercial development in the city’s history.
South Carolina’s largest educator group gathered outside the State House Tuesday to call on state lawmakers to make easing teacher shortages across the state a priority.
The South Carolina Senate Finance Committee is getting ready to work on the state budget with a big question to answer: How will it pay for $2 billion in proposed income tax cuts and rebates?
Summerville’s annual Flowertown Festival is projected to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars in scholarships for kids in the area and bring in tens of millions of dollars to the economy.
We’re just hours from the 45th Cooper Bridge Run and nearly 25,000 people coming out for the race, bars and restaurants in the area are getting ready to accommodate the race crowds.
People in the Lowcountry are not strangers to flooding and the problems it causes. For those of you who own property in a flood zone, as of April 1st, your insurance rates are likely changing.
The amount of first-time employment claims in South Carolina is down from last week, though it still remains above 1,500 for the fourth straight week, the latest data shows.
