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Regulators delay decision on SCE&G’s nuke site
By JEFFREY COLLINS, The Associated Press | Leave a CommentCOLUMBIA, S.C. - South Carolina Electric & Gas will have to wait for permission to begin preparing a site where the utility wants to build two nuclear reactors, the state Public Service Commission decided Wednesday. Read More »
Federal government shuts Charleston credit union
COLUMBIA, S.C. - A federal agency has closed a Charleston credit union, saying the small institution was insolvent and has no prospects for financial recovery.
Scottish Bank changing name
John Stedman, president and CEO of The Scottish Bank, announced Wednesday that the bank plans to officially change its name to North Carolina Bank and Trust.
Farmers hope wetter weather continues after bad corn crop
With early June heat virtually wiping out this year s corn crop, farmers are now hoping for rainfall in the coming months to help cotton, soybean and peanuts. Corn is going to be disastrous this year, said Charles Davis, Clemson Extension agent and
With early June heat virtually wiping out this year s corn crop, farmers are now hoping for rainfall in the coming months to help cotton, soybean and peanuts. Corn is going to be disastrous this year, said Charles Davis, Clemson Extension agent and
Breaking a research record: MUSC tops $200 million in funds
Charleston, S.C. - As pocketbooks for local communities, individuals and the federal government tighten, and competition for research dollars intensifies, the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) continues to race down the road of discovery fo
Charleston, S.C. - As pocketbooks for local communities, individuals and the federal government tighten, and competition for research dollars intensifies, the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) continues to race down the road of discovery fo
Norfolk Southern preserving 12,488 Dorchester Co. acres
Norfolk Southern has granted a conservation easement on 12,488 acres of Dorchester County land, preserving it permanently. Norfolk Southern, through two subsidiaries, has granted an easement on 12,488 acres of its Brosnan Forest timber and wildlife p
Norfolk Southern has granted a conservation easement on 12,488 acres of Dorchester County land, preserving it permanently. Norfolk Southern, through two subsidiaries, has granted an easement on 12,488 acres of its Brosnan Forest timber and wildlife p
Black-owned businesses
Black-owned businesses have experienced ups and downs over the years. Shortly after official slavery ended in 1865, blacks realized the need for individual and group economic advancement. By the first quarter of the 20th century, black-owned business
Black-owned businesses have experienced ups and downs over the years. Shortly after official slavery ended in 1865, blacks realized the need for individual and group economic advancement. By the first quarter of the 20th century, black-owned business