Coastal Carolina Football Goes Green With Santee Cooper Green Power

When the Coastal Carolina University Chanticleers take on Eastern Michigan University on Aug. 31, the game will be powered by 100 percent Santee Cooper Green Power. Read More »

#YeahTHATAgenda: BullStreet in NYT, A Tiny Home Barista Alley, Latin-Asian Restaurant in Charleston, the Bee Gees Sue Columbia Bar

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Home Telecom Breaks Ground On 20,000-Square-Foot High-Tech Building in Nexton

Home Telecom purchased the land last winter and announced it will begin construction on the new building beginning with a groundbreaking event on Wednesday, July 31 at 10:00 a.m. Read More »

#YeahTHATAgenda: BMW's New Chair, Home Team BBQ in Greenville, Travelers Rest Votes on Pinestone Mixed-Use Development, Poke in Charleston

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#YeahTHATAgenda: Rooftop Terrace Coming to Greer, New Hires, CresCom Merger, Opportunity for Charleston Tech Center, $1 Billion Greenville County Square Project Moves Forward

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Women in Business

They work in a variety of fields and represent numerous ages, backgrounds, and career trajectories, but what these women have in common is impact. Read More »

Hood Construction is as adaptive as the historic structures it renovates

After 33 years in business, privately held Hood Construction has built a wide-ranging portfolio that covers everything from college sorority houses to corporate headquarters and distribution centers. Nearly half its work comes in the healthcare sector. Read More »

Following Halloween's success, Charleston's film industry continues to grow

In 2018, the Holy City welcomed a killer into its midst. That masked madman would go on to terrorize audiences across the country and bring in more than $252 million worldwide. Read More »

Work for Boeing and the SC Ports Authority helped propel Live Oak Consultants to success

For Live Oak Consultants, success is measured by more than how much the North Charleston-based full-service engineering firm’s client list has grown over the past decade or the number of projects it completes. Read More »

Manufacturing and life sciences are driving growth, but the good times have led to transportation and housing challenges

With almost 30 new residents moving to the region every day, Charleston County has no difficulty attracting talent and businesses. Instead, the main concern locally is maintaining a balance between industry and quality of life that keeps the region’s economic engines humming. Read More »