| SC Thrive rental assistance program extended The program, launched in May, is now accepting applications from those who previously collected Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation funds. Eligible households can receive up to $1,500 in a one-time, lump-sum payment. Charleston updating city plan, seeks input Each municipality must undertake comprehensive planning every 10 years. Charleston is focusing its efforts on 10 specific areas, including population, economic development, natural resources, cultural resources and housing. | 
As the case over Gov. Henry McMaster's SAFE Grant program for private schools awaits S.C. Supreme Court Action, parties dispute whether the program violates the state constitution by aiding independent institutions or benefits the families of independent school students in need.
While some of our readers may be back at their offices, we're still making digital copies of our latest edition available. This issue includes a look at how smaller airports are doing since the onset of the pandemic. Some attorneys from Ogletree Deakins take a deep dive into coronavirus-related issues that should be of concern to the bosses our there. 
