If you were 10 or so, how much would a crane at the new Inland Port Dillon be worth to you? For a pair of Latta Elementary fourth-graders, that number was a cool $500, which they each won for their school for naming the new cranes. … Read More

The arts contribute millions of dollars directly into our economy and millions more in indirect spending. Another reason for having a rich arts culture — the pure enjoyment of it — also plays a role in our business community. … Read More

The Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce has awarded 25 high school students Accelerate Greater Charleston 2 scholarships to Trident Technical College. Scholarships were awarded to students graduating from a Career Academy. … Read More

Send your items about trunk shows, fashion events and style showcases in the Charleston area to dailyjournal@scbiznews.com. Ooh! Events and Out of Hand are set to host a Pitt Street Stroll from 5 to 8 p.m. today at 113 Pitt St. in Mou … Read More

U.S. District Judge Richard Gergel ordered that a federal lawsuit between The Episcopal Church and a breakaway group could be expanded to include the breakaway diocese and the parishes that associate with it. He denied a separate filing. … Read More