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Freight transportation services provider expands in Charleston County
The company recently expanded into its first established office space.
Report: Navy Yard complex generates nearly $1B in economic impact in Charleston County
The waterfront facility also generates over 3,600 jobs for the tri-county region.
Locally owned downtown Charleston fitness club to open second location
The new location will offer two studio spaces for classes taught by Balanced Body certified instructors.
‘State-of-the-art’ 3-field soccer facility coming to Charleston
The facility features more than five acres of artificial turf and two FIFA-regulated full-size fields.
Work begins on Lowcountry Land Trust HQ and Center for Conservation in Charleston
The inspiration behind the center stems from the vision of a historian and conservationist.
Atlanta restaurant to open downtown Charleston location
The restaurant will be located at the base of a corporate headquarters building.
South Carolina awarded nearly $125 million to grow solar, clean energy programs
The state was one of 60 successful applicants for funding through the $7 billion Solar for All Program administered by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Bookstore with bar, gathering space fills niche in downtown Charleston
For husband-and-wife team Jenny Ferrara and Michael Bourke, their union is the perfect pairing, with literature and libations a close second.
Berenyi completes retrofit of global manufacturer’s Goose Creek facility
The build accommodates the global manufacturer’s first fully automated filling station in North America.
Lifestyle brand known for Nap Dress opens King Street store in Charleston
It's the brand largest store to date, and includes its first foray into hospitality.
First tenant moves into renovated office park building in North Charleston
The project consists of two phases totaling 50,000 square feet of Class A office space in Park Circle.
South Carolina Ports marks highest volume growth of 2024 — here’s why
The year-over-year growth in March was an 11% increase from last year.
